The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-10 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPIN G.-( THIS o)4'

LONDON, JAN. 10. Wind at noon S.W. 001
DEAL, JAN. 9.—Wind W. to N.
Bstnvia fir Rotterdam; Asia, Sydney, New 01)
Wales; Iron Gem, Calcutta ; Heroine, Callao ; 'olo
Callao. Sailed, Frowning Bauty, Valparaiso ; Ada
Buenos Ayres. Arrd. from the River, Briton,Pao;
South Australia; Alliance, Angola; Turner, Aleg"
d°
Two vessels of about thirty or forty tons burlo
their beatnends, apparently abandoned, sad 1;0
washing over them, were passed 6th instant,
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Seven Stones; also a raft, but no one on it.
LivenrooL, JAN. 9.—lt blew very hard 10,t ,bl/,
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from the westward, but moderated towards daYlll ,A;
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Arrd. Prince of Orange, Bombay; Lucerne,
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Adler, Laguna. Off port, Washington, Mobie,' rear
Chieftain, Charleston. Put back, William otTor
Boston, with cargo shifted, loss of sails and ce'
injured ; bore up from long. 24; out thirty dartnent
BBDCA.R, JAN. 9.—Wind N.W. by W. op
The Lord Coke, of Boston, Rotterdam to Stool"-
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Tees, got on the Sands this morning; crew saled
exp ected off should the weather moderate. tr. —dr
POWEY, JAN. 9.—The Albion, from Llanelli' ° dr
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Charlestown Pier, 6th instant, received damage'
full of orate bed"
RMYL, Jew. 9.—The schooner Clader, of A-
with, is on shore in Llandendon Bay. ee"
PILL, JAN. 9.—lt blew strong at S.W. to -'
last night.—The Berbice, Demerara to Aberdeey'rec,'
on shore, filled, and is expected to become a Ifie
crew saved. The Hazard brig, from Messiest Aer
shore, but appears to be doing well. The Jour
Maria and William, foundered; crew saved. 00,11)
BELFAST, JAN. ii.—The schooner Nunes, 610g$0/14
Oporto, is leaky and received damage' w
from ail"
a brig, off the north and South Rock.
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YARMOUTH, I. W., JAN. 9.—Wind
boat, marked " Isabella, of W lathy, lensi
has been picked up off the Galloper Light. of 4‘)
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 9.—A ketch-rigged vessel of;
to 50 tons is sunk at the edge of the Woolstenerve' 10",
posed to have foundered in a heavy gale it Sn'oPi
night. A small skiff, marked " Cheelssa Sayler /004
zance," end presumed to belong to the ketch, Wit, V
on Hayhng Beach, and it is feared the ere-
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drowned. 0
FALMOUTH, JAN. 9.—lt has blown one of tici° tb#A
violent gales to-day from S.S.W., veering 0 I" 0.
has been experienced for many years; it abatedo
P.m.—The William Frederick, of and from New.,P;(l° eo/ii
Pernarna, got in contact with two vessels, and L"`"
siderable damage, and got on shore.
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CARDIFF, JAN. 9.—The schooner Sophia, 0- rgstsoo
Teignmouth to Gloucester, has put into Penarth - •
with considerable damage in the gale Of 'last night'
brigantine has eunk on the Cardiff Sands. ntitf d
BALRANALA, NORTH UM; DEC. 23,:-7-A Vs- titer
timber, and some pisces of the wreck of a large,, Qd
have washed on shore, and a name-board' marked
romandel." A VI
OFF HASTINGS, JAN. vo...Ann Bobertiont Ajig°ooei,
FALMOUTH, JAN. 9 sue Vb .••••••6iu• . or
Rio Janeiro. The Artie, Troon, for Constaoll
grounded on the Northern Bank yesterday. 111'
CLEVEDON, JAN. 9.—A cask marked L iget.;ovi
24-1 2 18," and branded Ford & M within, a ur evo"
11 59 (cooper's mark), a piece of weatherbearu'd 0V
painted, black outside and green in, with moulding 01
long and diamond fa:biou, apparently belongltigeool
schooner or smack, and a small boat (Stone), 115/'
on shore. 5 S.,ril„
ILFR &CONDE, JAN. 9.—lt blew a hurricane at
from five to seven o'clock last night;
when the pelf'
veered to W.N. W. and blew a gale all-night. It fl'",,;10/1
two pee., moderate and clear. —The John
schooner, Newport to Plymouth, shipped a heal,' e` ts
.s e In.• in to the. 1,,,E1,0t1j,r0.
Li, a the ',vette over her de.; 40
SALTFLEET, JAN. 9.—The sloop Ant, of Boston,ohd
shore et Somercotes, has discharged. her cargo, el
expected off with to-night's tide.

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