The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-14 00:00:00

SHIP NE WS.

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LIVERPOOL, JAN. 13.—Wind S.S.W., fresh. The
Home, with emigrants, has arrived off New York. Ar•
rived—The Isabella and Ann, from Alexandria; Forest
State and Corea, from Charleston; William and Eliza-
beth, from New Orleans; Jana Morris, from St. John's,
New Brunswick.

FowEY, JAN. 11.—The Greek brig St. Spiridione,
from Taganrog, shipped a heavy sea on the Bth instant,
which filled the cabin, and for three hours the crew
were engaged in throwing cargo overboard.
MILFORD, JAN. 10.—The schooner Hope, from Tralee
for Loudon, and the barque Superb, of Liverpool, were
in contact on the morning of the Bth inst. about 50 miles
N. of Scilly (both lying to at the time), when the former
lost bowsprit, maintopmast, and received damage to her
cutwater; her crew left her, but in tho morning went
on board again and found her perfectly tight, and has
arrived here.

YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, JAN. 12.—She brig
Barco, from Newport for Southampton, has been wrecked
on the Shingles; crew and part of materials saved.
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, DEC. 23.—The Charlotte,
from Windsor for Eastport, went on shore on the 15th
inst., at Manawagonish, to the westward of St. John's
Harbour, and sank; crew saved. The Young Henry
schooner, bound west, was wrecked at St. Peter's Har-
bour on the 2d inst.

CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 24.--Acastus, from Ibraili,
has been plundered in the Bosphorus by a number of
men said to be Greeks, who kept the crew under hatches,
and others stripped the cabin, where they pinioned the
master.

SCILLY, JAN. 10.—Susan Thomas put in here Jan. 5,
with damage, has bad her rudder repaired, and is now
ready for sea.

Niw YORK, DEC. 28.—Several bales of cotton, the
keel, and upper deck of a brig, or large schooner, appa-
rently but recently adrift, were passed, Nov. 19, in lat.
45, long. 43, by the Washington, arrived here from Ma-
laga, which vessel picked up the foremast of a brig, that
had floated out of a wreck, Dec. 6, in lat. 35, long. 71.
Jan. I.—Ada, from La Have, Nova Scotia, for Boston,
went on shore on Race Point, during a gale, on the night
of Dee. 22; has become a wreck and been sold.
ANTWERP, JAN. 11.—Nederward, from Batavia for
Rotterdam, which put into Brouwershaven Jan. 8, was
making the inches water per hour, and was discharging.
REVAL, DEC. 31.—Elida, from Wismar for Stock-
holm, got aground near the island of Great Rogoe,
Dec. 27.

HAYANNAH, DEC. 26.—Spanish brig Amistad Cam-
pechena, hence, for Campeche. was totally lost off the
port of Cubana, Dec. 9; crew saved.

SHOREHAM, JAN. 11.—Two casks of brandy have
been picked up here, marked " H. F., No. 103 and 121,
H. Marrast, Mt. Demassau," apparently not long in the
water.

Sr. IVE'S. JAN. 11.—A few bales (broken) of the
cargo of the New Commercial have been brought in
here; four men are on the Brisons Rocks, but cannot be
got at owing to the tremendous sea.
BERGEN, DEC. 27.—The Caroline, from St. Übes for
Christisnsand, is on shore about ten' miles north of this
port; a steamer, &c., have gone to her assistance.
CuLman, JAN. 2.—The Victory, from Bergen for
Lund, was stranded off Gronhagen (Oeland), December
30, and filled; crew saved.

ST. LUCIA, DEC. 16.—The Governor Daring sloop
missed stays in coming out of Dauphin Bay, north end
of this island, November 28, got on the rocks and went
to pieces • crew saved; cargo lost.
KEY liIST, DEC. 12.—The Damascus brig, from New
Orleans for Genoa, sprung a leak at sea, and has been
run on shore off Spanish Harbour, about twenty miles
N.E. of this port; cargo and materials saved and sold.
GRAVESEND, JAN. 13.—Wind W.S.W., fresh, cloudy.
Arrived—Frejs, from Leghorn; Quest, from Tagan-
rog; Prince Coburgb, from Marseilles; City of Paris,
from Boulogne; Black Cat, from St. Michael's; Kestrel,
from Patagonia; Lancaster, and John and Jane, from
Dunkirk; Daniel and Daphne, from Seville; Robert,
from Antwerp; Susan, Brilliant, Iris, Two Friends, and
Crescent, from Guernsey; Omnibus, from Calais; Lady
Charlotte, Guest, and Mariam, from Odessa; Hesperus,
from Mazatlan; Allegre, from Demerara; Promise,
from Constantinople; Trident, from Tonningen; Anne
Jenkins, from Ceylon; Soho, from Antwerp; Eliza, from
Guernsey; Otto, from Callao; Pantaloon, from the Cape;
Black River Packet, from Jamaica; Burgermeister Pe-
tersen, from Alexandria.

Sailed—La Belle Alliance, for Cork.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Thomas 'Myth, from Londou for Bombay, in lat. 28 S.,
long. 58 E.
Louis, from Antwerp for Valparaiso, in lat. 2 N., long.
21 W.
Theodore. of Liverpool, for Bombay, Deo. 1, in Int 2 N.,
long. 23 W.