The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-07 00:00:00

1914

S trgeant. Sydney, New South Wales ; Sandwich, Mann, St.
Lucia. Put back, Blundell, Dawell, Calcutta.
BRISTOL, JAN. 6.—Arrived a vessel from Prince Edward's
Island. Sid. Gambia, Lovell, Africa ; Congo, Parker, Africa.
CAERNARVON, JAN. I.—Arrd. Hindoo, St. John's, N.B.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 6.—Arrd. Litherland, Freeman, China;
Fatin-a, Wilson, Calcutta; Hermes, Donough, Buenos Ayres,
sld. Oct. 29 ; Rival, Burnet, Maranham ; Tay, Bonny ;
Shakespeare, Rose, New Orleans; South Carolina, Owens,
ditto; Amherst, Robinson, Pugwash ; Andromeda, Rio de la
Bache. Ski. 6, Tam O'Shanter, Marienburg, Singapore;
Fanny, Wheeler, Cape of Good Hope; Isabel, Atkinson,
Arica; Theresa Jane, Disney, Maranham ; Warree, Cure-
ming,Africa ; United Kingdom, Foster, Demerara; Isabella,
Rabbs, Trinidad; Coronet, Bute, Mobile; Abigail, Daly!
Charleston; British King, Houghton, ditto. Off port /
Fatima, Calcutta; Hermes, Buenos Ayres. A head-board.
marked "Caroline le Sure," and some pieces of wreck, with
particles of cotton sticking to them, have been washed on
shore at Southport.
CLYDE, JAN:4.—Arrd. Yeoman, King, St. John's, New
Brunswick. Jan. 5. Five Sisters, Ritchie, Demerara. Sid.
Argaum, Tait, Calcutta; Lady of the Lake, Savannah.
CORK.—Arrd. John Hullett, Christopher, Mauritius.
STRANItAER, JAN. 6.—The bark Norman and the schooner
Severn, both of Belfast, have put into Dromore (the former
in a sinking state, and both with much damage), having
been in contact. A schooner, name unknown, from Ireland
to Islay, is on shore in the Bay of Luce.
SHEERNESS, JAN. 6.—The Clarendon, Tyall, for London to
Bombay, was towed into the harbour yesterday, to repair
damage, having been in contact with the Kelso, in the
Downs.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 6 —The Black Nymph, Rogers, fron
London to Constantinople, has come into harbour to lighten
makes water above water line.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 6.—The Calypso has been surveyed, and
is discharging.
SCILLY, JAN. s.—The Leonie, Damoing, from Charente to
Liverpool, missed stays in St. Mary's Sound yesterday, and
went on the rocks; assisted off on the flood, after cutting
away her masts, leaky.
MILFORD, JAN. 3.—A piece of Baltic oak, of about 30 feet
in length, was picked un on Newgate Beach, in St. Bride's
Bay, on the Ist inst. Two pieces of bulwark, about 3 feet
long and 1 inch thick, with a union-jack, an ensign, a blue-
peter, and a burgee, with the No. 399 in the latter painted
on it, and some short pieces of deck plank, were picked up
under St. Anne's Light yesterday. A boat, about 26 feet
long, clinch built, fitted for two masts and mizen, with a
large travella aft, and seven thwart , was picked up at New-
ton Weir on the 21st ult. ; the word " Milford," nearly obli-
terated, painted on the stern.

CARRICKFERGUS, JAN. 4.—The Elizabeth, from White-
haven to Londonderry, was on shore at Knee Island, near
Lame, 2d inst., but expected off next tide.
BAY OF LUCE, JAN. 4.—The Stewarts, Stewart, from
Drogheda to Islay, was driven on shore in the Bay yesterday.
STRANGFORD, JAN. 3.—The Jane Gunning went on shore
during a heavy gale at Portaferry, 30th ult., but got off the
following day, after partly discharging, without damage.
SHIELDS, JAN. 6.—The Velocity steamer, hence to Aber-
deer, grounded on the Scaf, 3d inst., got off this morning ap-
parently without damage.
COWES, JAN. s.—Sld. Caledonia, Batavia.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 6.—Arrd. Tweed steamer, West Indies.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Departuresfrom Sydney—Bussorah Merchant, Beale, Aug.
17, to Calcutta ; Castlereagh, Clarke, to Nelson ; Heroine,
M'Kenzie, to Port Essington and Singapore ; John and
Charlotte, Paterson, to Port Albert; Comet, Cork, 18th, to
Twofold Bay and Nelson; William, Thom, 20th, to Laun-
ceston ; Jane, Steele, to Moreton Bay ; Frolic, Pitford, to Sin
gapore ; 1-don't-know, Thompson, 25th, to Fejees ; Ed-
ward, .Jarnesun, to whaling ; Marian, Watson, 27th, to
Port Philip ; Guide, Adams, to Auckland ; Victor, Morgan,
30th, to Bonarista. The Royal Tar to sail Sept. 7 for
London.