The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-23 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 22.—Wind W.S.W.—The steamer
Asia, hence, has arrived at New York. The British
brig Indus, from Now York for St. Domingo, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 9;1 inst.; crew saved. The
Yorkshire arrived off Holyhead, 21st inst., with loss of
bowsprit and foretopgallantmsst. The Friendship, hence,
for Bay Chaleur, has put back.
SUNDERLAND, OCT. 20.—The Pratt, of Sunderland,
and the Falmouth, of London, were in contact on the
night of the 18th off the Spurn, and both received
damage.
RIGA, OCT. 15.—The Wellington, from Dundee for
this port, has been on shore, but apparently received no
damage.
BLANC SABLONS (LABRADOR), SEPT. 25.—A French
brig, Quivers, master, has been wrecked at Ferolie Har-
bour, Newfoundland; fourteen men drowned.
TABLE BAY, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SEPT. 12.
The Clarinda, from Shields for Simon's Bay, has been
ashore on the sand bank inside Moville Point, and re-
ceived considerable damage to rudder, false keel, &c.;
is disci:km-grog. The schooner Natal, from the Mauri-
tius, has put in partially dismastcd. The French barque
Actif, from Calcutta, has put in with loss of wizen-
mast, &c.
YIIOIOI7TH, OCT. 21.--The Richard and Ann, of
Shields, which put back to Lowestoft, leaky, has been
towed to this port to repair.
ANTWERP, OCT. 21.—The Amity, from Archangel
for England, sank Oct. 7, in lat. 62 N., long. 2 W.; crew
saved by the Ann3china, arrived at Texel, front Arch-
angel.
DUNFANAGIIT, OCT. 19.—The steamer Con:Aught
Ranger, ot London, from Sligo for Liverpool and Lon-
don, struck on the rocks off Buninthver, and it is feared
mill become a wreck; should the weather moderate, the
thamSands,Yar Lowestoft
hasu Yarmouth
for
west (notner
w
greater part of the cargo may be saved.
BEDCAR, OCT. 21.—The Victory, of
Lowestoft,
daesproeopi,orotnedshyoerseteorndacyo)a, from
to pieces. The weather having become more moderate,
a gotlarge
out quantity
of
T o tallowrn d
sle yesterday,(ls7 aks and lath e
and itla tiswex"d expected
the remainder of the cargo will be discharged to-day if
it continue fine.

PARIS, OCT. 22.—The steamer Martin, from Havre
for Malaga, which put into Cherbourg on the sth leaky,
left that port for her destination on the 18th, after re-
pairing.
DUBLIN, OCT. 21.—The vessel reported yesterday as
being on the Kish Bank was the James Wright, from
Liverpool for New York; she came off without as-
sistance and proceeded; fifteen inches of water were
found on sounding the pumps.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 22.—Wind W., light, cloudy.
Arrived—Emma Graham, from St. Kitt's; Greyhound
and Ann Dashwood, from Callao; Soderham, from
Sundswald; Governor Harcourt, from Honduras; Hinds
and Julia, from Riga; Thomas Clark, from Singapore;
Susan,
from Archan gel
Cronstadt; Christiana,
Dantzic; Elfleda, from
Morton and Caroline, from
Preciosa,Guernsey
;Jelasnabe,elalan,dfrComlio,from
Sierra
Leone; Richard, from Rostock; Ramifies, from Madras;
Juvernus, from St. Petersburgh; Secret, from Moul-
mein; Susan, from Patras; Eros, from Bahia; Gymor,
from Alexandria; Triton, from Ostend; Batavior and
Citizen, from Rotterdam; Sarnia and Elbe, from Ham-
burgh; Albion, from Boulogne.
Sailed—Princess Royal, for Hatnburgh; Lady Sale,
for Terceira; Mazurka, for Genoa; Unicorn, for Sydney;
Lionne and Leon, for Gravelines; Vigilant. tor Valp-
araiso; Ocean and Roscommon, for Rotterdam;
vPanther,
for Ostend; Stadt Dordtrecht, forioDhaoorld,st;,• Far West,
for for
Hong-Kong; Prospero, for St. Michaels;
Rio; Odessa, for Alexandria; Ann, for (Atha; Ranger,
for Rotterdam.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Elizabeth, from London for Bombay, Sept. 14, in lat.
10 N., long. 24 W.
A barque, No. 3,209, 2d distinguishing pendant 9
(Dicky
Sam), standing southward, Sept.l , in la. long. 23.
Sept. 4,
Nile, from London for Madras, 2l, in lat. 14,
long. 26.
William Wilmott, from Callao for Queenstown, Sept. 8,

off Flores.
Lydia, from Liverpool for Ceylon, Aug. 28, in lat 12
IsaNbelllao,nig;olm3"r.
London for Batavia, Bth ult., in lat. 9 S.,
low,'. 31 W.
Lady Sandys barque, bound out, 26th ult,, in lat. 11 N.,
MaloryngC. a2r3soWn s.hip, standing west, 13th inst., in let, 47
N., long. 14 W.
Eleanor schooner, of Hull, for Tampico, 26th ult., in
lat. 26, long. 36 W.
Harlequin barque, from Callao, Bth inst., in lat. 41,
long. 30 W.
Modesty, from Missolonghi for Bristol, off Cape Pas-
Iwo, 17th ult.
Queen of the South, from Missolonghi for Hull, 19th
ult., in lat. 38 N., long. 9.
J. F. Combi., from Boston for Liverpool, 9th inst., in lat.
48. long. 30.
Madras, from Cardiff for Sierra Leone, 19th inst., in let.
43 N.. long. 14, W.
Balmoral, from Cobija for Liverpool, July 30, in lat 50
S., long. 86 W.
Commodore, from Glasgow for Port Philip, 17th ult,
lat. 6 N., lug. 23 W.

DIED. ir'etOr P
On the 18th inst., at Rossie Priory, the lion. T i pito
y,
ander, Master of Kinnaird. !Lb°
On the 19th inst., at Ryde, Janette Sarah,
Major-General Young, aged 77. relict °
,ifor,l,
, siin ord
On the 15th inst., aged 25, Lieutenant John jii:,,,scl.c°
R.N., fourth son of E. A. Sanford, Et f 3,.°e'- c
q" ° 61
S )merset. .„. 9g, 61
On the 19th inst., at Glizenwood-house, Pse`''' liev. ,
Frederick Wood, Esq., eldest su • "ti son of the e
rTO,I g ies,,eld
John Page Wood, Bart.
On the 17th inst., at Goudhurst, Bent, Ls
Brotid I
daughter of the late P. Broadl E ,f ClaPh4"l. aD.
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