The Sun.
London, England, 1846-11-06 00:00:00

BRITISH VESSELS.

Tons. Masters.
William Rushton,brig 182 ... Foster—Safe and sound.
Edward Hayes, barque 213 ... Danton—Sunk.
Novel, brig ... ... 189 ... Laine—Ditto.
Susan, brig ... .. 162 ... Man son—Dismas ted.
Prompt, brig ... 210 ... Dunlop Topgallant-
masts and yards gone,
severely injured and
much damaged.
Wilson, brig ... ... 245 Campbell—Topgallant-

. _
masts gone.
Magdalena, schooner 132 ... Jost Bowsprit gone
and much damaged.
Agnes Jaae, barque ... 250 ... Richardson Ashore,
dismasted, stern stove
in, has 256 boxes of
sugar on board, sides
stove in.
William Murray, brig 146 ... Dismasted, rails and
stanchions carried
away on both sides,
quarter-deck stove in,
otherwise damaged.
Minstrel, brig... ... 348 ... Fuller Topgallant-
masts gone, bulwarks
and stanchions gone,
topsides much da-
maged, boats stove in,
and rudder gone.
American Ships. Tons.
Mudara ... ... ... Lost.
Rapid ... ... 189 ... Upset.
lowa 2,.

Childe Harold ... 291 ... Ashore, stern stove in,
otherwise severely
damaged.
Madeline ... ... 253 ... Dismasted, and in a
sinking state—lost.
American Brigs.
Cybele ... 219 Ashore:
Echo ... 135 Sunk.
Lisbon ... 148 ... Dismasted and da-
maged.
Mohawk ... 178 ... Ashore, dismasted
lost.
Nancy Prats ... 139 ... Damaged.
Smyrna 196 ... Ditto.
Venezuela ... ... 195 ... Dismasted and da-

maged.
Millenoket ... 185 ... Stern stove in, rudder
cone, and other
amages.
Oak ... ... 208 Dismasted.
Titi ... 145 ... Mainmast and bow-
sprit gone, severe
damage.
Cumberland 182 ... Stern damaged.
American Schooners.
Planet.. 43 ... Entirely lost.
Merchant ... 70 ... Ditto.
Isabella 101 ... Sunk.
Spanish Ship. •••
Fama Cubana... ... 640 ... Safe.
Spanish Barques.
Primera de Guatemala 250 ... Dismasted and damaged
Paquete Serena (No. 2) 380 .. Utterly lost.
Amfitrite ... 312 ... Ditto.
Conchita 277 ... Cut away masts.
Pepita... ... 252 ... Very much damaged.
Spanish Ship.
Onerida ... 530 .. Damaged, and leaking
Spanish Brigs. ... badly.
Ebro ... 208 ... Sunk.
Pelicano 150 ... Sunk.
Eolo ... 238 ... Much damaged.
Julio 203 ... Ditto.
Sv.n Josh ... 123 ... Dismasted.
Magdalene ... 114 ...
Trueno ... 206 ... Much damaged.
Cecilia
Correo (No. 2) ... 155 ... Waterlogged--sinking.
Centauro ... 333 ... Very much damaged.
Roxaantia ... 241 ...
Enramada ... 86 ...
Pasquete de Vera Cruz 137 ... Lost.
Flor ... 137
Triumfo 189 ... Lost.
Serafin ••• •••
Maria ... ... Cut away masts—hull
not tdamaged.

Spanish Schooner&
Ilermoda Habanera ... 103
Constancia 83
Criollo ... 93 ... Sunk..
Adela 110 Dismasted.
Dos Hermanos ... 117
Primera Doloros ... 89
Segunda Manuelas ... 89
Paquete de Guatemala 71 ... Sunk.
Russian Barques.
Victoria ... 240 ... See but standing on a
rot f--can be got off.
Patriot Minin ... 336 ... Mehl and mizenmasts
go: ae, and ashore.

Bremen Barque.
Charleston ... ... 260 .. Rue lder gone and much
de ,maged.
_ . . ~.. .

Danish Ships.
Bernhardt 348 ... Very much chafed.
Cibele 250 Saf e.

Danish Brigs.
... 162 Di: imasted.
P. Carolina Amelia ... 164 ... Sunk.
Dutch. Barque.
Courrier ... 154 Bo ttom up.
French Barques.
Marie ... ... 208 ... Di smasted.
Ankover ... 126
Jusson ... 294 ... E lithely lost.

French Brig.
Amelia Raymond. ... 110
Austrian Barque.
Clus ... ••• ••• 248 •.• F.;E tfe•
Brazilian Brig.
Frintasma ... ... 156
° Spanish merchantmen ... ... 30
Russian ... ... ••• ••• 2
Bremen ... ••• SOO •• • 1
Danish ... ... • •.• 4
Dutch •••• ••• ••... ..• 1
French ... ... .... .•• 4
Brazilian ... ••• • OM. ••• 1
English ... ... .• . •• • 9
—.72
French Men of war—

... •• • 1
... I

Frigate ...
Corvette ...
Steamer ...
Spattish

Grand total ...

The following was the state of the barometer from 1
ttiL% 'on the 11th to 7h. 35m. A. 31 A.M. on the 12th pf °do-
''"ra 1846, at Havannah llarbour: - -
A.M.
n. M. Thermom.. Far.
OQI z. 11, at 1 0 ... 77.50
5 0 ... 78.50
- 8 0 77.00 .....
- 915 ... 78.00 ...
- 935 78.50 ..
- 945 ... 78.50
- 10 0
10 35
11 15
11 45
A. 31.
11. 31.
12 30
1 45

Barometer,
... 29.63
... 29.30
... 28.73
... 28.15
... 28.02
... 27.92
... 27.84
... 27.88
... 28.18
... 28.44

79.0(1 ...
79.5( I -

... 28.72
". ". ...
... 29.03
... .•.. •••
... 29.35
... ... ...
...
... 29.49
..- ...
... 29.54
••• ... ..-
... 29.62
••• .„ 01114
--
... 29.66
.••

- 5 20
- 6 30
7 15
7 35
P.M.
M. M.
0 et. 12, at 6 0 77.00 ... 29.90
735 ... 78.50 ..• ... 29.95
At the height of the hurricane 'the barometer at the
B ritis Consul's was 27.74; in 1844-: it was 28.42.
The town has not suffered so much as the suburbs,
e specially the Cerro, Ilorcon, G )lor, and St. Lizard°,
✓ rhich have suffered very much., In Regla also the
e amage done is frightful; in one I louse alone, or rather
( nit of its ruins, were dug out ( eleven bodies. Total
toss of life in the harbour or ;um. angst the shipping not
known.