The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-08 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

LIYMRPOOL, JAN. 7.—Wind S.—The Flora, hence for
Terceira, has arrived at Holyhead. Arrived, Favourite,
from St. John's, New Brunswick; Lord Strangford,
from Smyrna; Governor, Gurdon Rebmv, and Active,
from St. Michael's. Sailed, Richard and Ann, for St.
Michael's; Louisa, for Rio Janeiro; Vigilant, for
Ostend; James H. Shepherd, for New York; Ellen, for
New Orleans; William Carey, for Calcutta; Zealous,
for Naples; Activo, for Hayti; Stern, for Messina;
Tamar, for Gibraltar; Caroline, for Buenos Ayres;
Solomon Heine, for Calcutta.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Plantagenet, from Bengal, has arrived off Port-
land; sailed Sept. 18, and from the Cape Nov. 20. The
Norfolk, from the Mauritius, has arrived off Brighton;
sailed Oct. 16. The Harebell, from the Mauritius, has
arrived off the Wight; sailed Oct. 24. The Quebec
Packet, from the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived oft'
Romney; sailed from Table Bay Oct. 25. The Jane
Greene. from Madras, has arrived in the Downs; sailed
Aug. 28, and from St. Helena Nov. 7. The Meg Mer-
riles, from Manilla, has arrived at Liverpool; sailed
Aug. 8, and from St. Helena Nov. 21. The Lady
Bruce, from Bengal, has arrived at Liverpool; sailed
Sept. 10. The Montrose, from Bengal, has arrived
at Liverpool; sailed July 29, and from the Cape Nov. 1.
The Corinthian, from the Mauritius, has arrived at
Queenstown, sailed 0ct.12. The Nizam, from Bengal,
has arrived off the Wight; sailed Sept. 3, and from St.
Helena, Nov. 21. The Lord Dalhousie, from Bengal,
has arrived from the East India Docks; sailed Sept. 3,
and from St. Helena, No. 22. The Athenian, from Ma-
dras, has arrived in the Downs; sailed Sept. 12, and from
St. Helena Nov. 18.

HOLYHEAD, JAN. 3.—John, from Liverpool for Yong-
hal, which was on shore at Trefulay beach, has been
got off and brought into this put.
QUEENSTOWN, J.N. 4. —The Verein, from Odessa for
this port, is on shore in Ringabella Bay; crew saved.
Two steamers have gone to her assistance.

NEW YORK, DEC.4.—The British schooner Boston,
which arrived at San Francisco from this port, is re-
ported to have been lost on the west coast of America,
with all her crew, and about 50 passengers. She left
San Francisco in t:4eptember, and is said to have foun-
dered in the gale of the 20th of that month. A barque
called the Julia is reported to have been lost, with 250
dassengers on the voyage from Paßama for San Fran-
cisco.

GRAVESEND, JAN. 7.—Wind W., fresh hazy.
Arrd. Neptune, From China; Jylland, from Aarhuus;
Petrel, from Cephalonia; Queb( c Packet, from the Cape;
Vigilant from Leghorn; Clemanthe and St. Leonard,
from Antwerp; Jane Greene and Athenian, from Madras;
Jeune Amyse, from Calais; Salem, from Charente;
Stag, from Treguir; Sp.,,edwell, from Ghent; Brenda,
from Gottenburg; Azores Packet, and Gipsey Queen,
from St. Michael's; Anita, from Seville; Zephyr, from
Gravelines ; Paquet Limpoas, from Havanuah; Thomas
and Ann, from Dieppe; Elena, from Callao;
Adveuture, from Caen; General Bertrand, from Goree.
Sailed—Alliance, for Angola; Emerald, for Boulogne;
Emma, for the South Seas; GiraXe, for Rotterdam;
William, for Leer; Carrara, fur Alexandria; Amphi-
trite, for Leghorn.