The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-15 00:00:00

SHIP NE WS.

LIVERPOOL, JAN. 14.—Wind, S.S.E., fresh. A few
casks of tobacco and lard have been saved from the
Franconia, wrecked near flol.; head. The Simpson, from
Smyrna, bound for this port, has arrived at Waterford.
—Arrd. Enterprise, from Laguna ; Jems, from Tarra-
gona.—Off, Margaret, screw-steamer; Nautilus, screw-
steamer; Dublin, Pearl, and Thoodora.—Sld. Courtenay,
for Africa.

PARIS, JAN. 14.—Achille, from l 3 grout and Jaffa for
Marseilles, has put into Sunder, under average, and
with part of cal-go (grain) throwil overboard; must dis-
charge the remainder to repair. Glen, of Newhaven,
which ; sailed from Arica on the 2d of September, was
spoken on the 20th of September in lat. 27 S., long. 87
W. of Paris, her crew in a mutinous state, her sailing

master dead, and the second matt) wounded; supplie
I her -:with itot-1, and, the refrae-ory b in^ fistened cl()wit
c'Cq k?) the
Beetugno, arriv, d at ki.-.vre.
GRIMSBY, JAN. 10.—Ant, of and from Boston, which
wits On shore on the Somernoter, Jan. 9, has arrived here
after discharging.
CHRISTIANSAND, JAN. I—Ebenezer, from the Baltic
for England, has put in with cargo heated and must die"
charge ; the vossel is tight; the master dead. The Iris,
from Ncweastle for Bordeaux, has put into Mandolin
leaky, and rati,t discharge.
MEXEL, JAN. 7.—Robert, hence, for Wisbeach, which
was on shore to the southward of this port, Dec. 31, ig
full of water ; her materials have been saved, and will
be sold together with the wreck.
ST. ÜBE% JAN. 7.—Laurade, from Oporto for London,
put in on the 29th of Dec. with loss of sails, Stc., having
been thrown on her beamends in a squall on leaving
Oporto, but does not leak.
GIBRALTAR, JAN. s.—Cato, from Hamburgh for
Triez,te, put in to-day, with loss of masts, and veil_
leaky, having struck on some rooks off the coast of.
Spain, Jan. 4. Sir John Ogilby, of Dundee, from Stock,
ton for Constantinople, put in to-day with loss of tor
masts. A line-of-battle ship, nation not known, passed
the Straits to the eastward, Jan. 2.
BANFF, JAN. 11.—Sloop Perth, of and from Newcastle
for Dingwall, went on shore yesterday about five rollPs
westward of this, and has become a total wreck ; crew
saved.
RYE, JAN. 13.—Two puncheons of brandy, marked
"11. F., 112, A. Marrast, M.T. Demarsun, 113, hawe.
been picked up by the Coast Guard, and brought in
here.
AYR, JAN. 1 I.—Providence, from Belfast, got on shore
on the south side of the harbour, bit is expected off next
tide.

GRAVESEND, JAN. 14.—Wind S.E., fresh, fine.
Arrived—Lord Haddo, from the Mauritius; Argue
and Caroline Louisa, from St. Michael's; Tertia. fromr
Taganrog;; Economy, from Rotterdam; Ben-Mule°
Dbui, from Rio de Janeiro; Amity, from Marseilles;
Douglas, from Madras; Adventure, from Seville; ace
of Trumps, from Terceira; Inn, Speedy, and Hanlow'
from Guernsey; Leon, from Gravelines; Cornish Dia-
mond, from Messina; British Isles, from Demerara;
Ninus, from Guernsey; Arundel, from Barletta; Bet!
nard from Leer; Louisa Charles, from Leghorn.
Sailed—Oriental, for Hong-Kong; the Emerald, ',or;
Boulogne; Royalist, for Cape Palmas; La Coq. I°'
Cherbourg; Phillip Laing, for Bombay; Giraffe, 10r
Rotterdam.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Theodore [Corner, bound for Callao, Oct. 28, in Ist. 51

S., long. 64 W.
Anna Cutharina, from Rotterdam for Batavia, Nov. 22.
in lat. 16 S., long. 34 W. of Paris. '
Anna Louise, ship, of London, in lat. 50 N., 10ng.12
of Paris. •