The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-13 00:00:00


Tho Nelson, from Glasgow for Providence, has put into
this port leaky, having been on shore.

The Eliza, of Waterford, from Cardiff to Liverpool, is at
anchor close to the rocks near Aberfrau, Carnarvon Bay,
with loss of sails, foretopmast, &c. A steam-tug was sent
to her assistance.

A lump has arrived from the Olinda (s. s.) with goods,
and reports the steamer to have been seriously injured by
the recent north and north-east gales.
The Emelie, for Africa, at anchor off Tranmere, drifted
ashore yesterday near Birkenhead, but floated off this
morning without apparent damage. The pilot was absent
at the time.

The steam-tug sent to endeavour to get off the Bona Ven-
tura, ashore near Holyhead, not having succeeded in accom-
plishing her object, returned to Holyhead to-day. The
Bona Ventura was removed about the length of the ship
farther out.

The Cambria (a.), whose return from New York may be
expected about the 15th inst., has been chartered by Go
vernment for transporting troops to Malta.
The Esk, hence to Geelong, was passed, Jan. 2, lat. 5 N.,
long. 19 W., 30 days out, and had encountered very severe
west and south-west gales.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 5.— The Perseverance, from Per-
nambuco to Australia, put in 31st December, with main-
mast badly sprung, and mainsail split, and both will have
to be replaced. The Clara Henrietta, from Amsterdam to
Valparaiso, put in 15th Deo , with loss of mainmast.
INVICRKEITHING, Feb. 8.—It blew a most severe gale on
the night of the 5th and morning of the 6th February, dur-
ing which the Good Intent from Leith to Liverpool, parted
from her anchor, and went ashorn below the Ferry Burns,
in St. Margaret's Hope, and is much damaged, but it is
expected that the cargo will be saved—crew landed.
FREDERICKSTADT, Jan. 25.—The Kron Prins Oscar, of
Poragrund, from London to Lange Sandfiord, has put into
Asmalsund leaky, with loss of false keel, and must repair,
having been on shore off Heig.
LUBECK, Feb. 7,—The Oberon, from Newcastle to Ma-
laga, which was on shore on Vosterbank, near Schouwen,
on February 4, has struck heavily, her deck is burst, and
her cargo (coals) washed out.
NASSAU, Jan. 9.—A large part of the cargo of the Young
Queen, from St. Jago de Cuba to Swansea, wrecked at,
Bird Rock, has been landed in Crooked Island. The Wil-
liam Pitt, for Liverpool, put in here yesterday in a leaky
state, and has bdeen ordere to be discharged. The leak is
supposed to be below the copper.
DEAL, Feb. 11.—Wind, N.N.W., fine. The steamer
Kossuth, from Dundee for Melbourne, has arrived in the
Downs with the crew of the schooner Dolphin. The cap-
tain refused to leave her, and it is feared that she soon
afterwards went down.

WARBERG, Jan. 28.—The Prederikka, from Rio Janeiro
to Copenhagen, which was stranded off Roskar, last night,
has become a complete wreck and sunk ; crew (except one
man) saved.

VJANA, Jan. 28. --The Alfecto, hence for Queenstown,
in proceeding to sea, Jan. 27, struck upon a rock in the
middle of the bar, broke her rudder, ran upon the Putois
Rocks, and was wrecked.

FLEETwooD, Feb. 9 —A broken box, painted blue, with
" W. Phillips, passenger to Melbourne, wanted on the
voyage," on it, has been picked up at Norbeck, near this
place.
STDNIIT, N.S.W., Nov. 8.—The Juno (Spanish schooner)
hence to Manilla, has been wrecked ou the coast here.