The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-23 00:00:00

TVRECK OF 77.1 E ROYAL CIIARTEB.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE SUN.
Sir,—Some thirty-nine bodies have been found
since Sunday morning, of which the following only
can be or have been identified :
Francis F. Hutton, saloon passenger, F. Eufford,
passenger, David Bell, as believed from a receipt
for a registered letter found upon his person ("
to
William Richardson from David Bell"), Anthony
Belt, Captain James Morris, Mrs. Norman, Pr.
Hatch, Mr. Edwin Fowler (at Red-wharf), and Mr.
M. W. Pitcher (my poor uncle), at Anil weh.

I am, sir, you's respectfully,
Moelfre, Nov. 22. ARTHUR ItICH•

THE ROYAL CHARTER.— The following' letter,
received yesterday morning, gives the latest account of tini
progress of salvage operations at the wreck of the Roy"
Charter, from which about £lO,OOO has already arrived at
the Bank of Eagland : —" Moelfra, Nov. 21—YesterdaY 901
fo
this day, although very fine overhead, it has been and .
impossible to do any work, by reason of a very heavy sell
from the eastward. The divers were down yesterday for
about an hour, but could do nothing, the sea washing then,
off their legs. Two bales of wool were recovered on Sato,-
day, and 21 sovereigns got out of three buckets of salt
Several other buckets were washed, but nothing found. .!-`'
is now noon, but, from the appearance of the sea, it 19
feared nothing will be done to-day."
THE ROYAL CHARTER.—RECOVERY OF 130DIE:i
—A Mr. Phair, who has just reached Liverpool from
Wharf Bay, after a vain endeavour to recognise any of the
bodies washed ashore as his two children and some other
relatives who were lost in the noyal Charter, states that
on
the
Sunday last no less than 18 bodies came on shore. On the
following morning three others were recovered from
waves. One of them was evidently a firemaa, as he wooers,
white canvas smock, on the breast of which ware sev,, •u ,
pieces of coal ; another was apparently a passenger, allu,L ,
his pockets was found £35, and two plain gold rings 01u-
silver lever watch (stopped at half-past seven) and his boo'
were marked with the maker's name in High Holborn, L°l2:
don. Another was that of a female, and on her person 147.
found £5. The whole of the property has been handed ova
to the collector of Admiralty droits at Beaumaris.•
ROYAL CHARTER.—ALMWCII, Nov. 20. ' ea
up a mileat sea the body of a woman, supposed to be a ma
ried lady, stout, well made, middle age and height ;
on he
ring inger two gold rings, one a much worn wedding riu,._„°'
the other contains eight supposed Irish diamonds with gr 7
emerald in the centre, set in silver ; black silk body of
black crape at the elbows, stays with steel slips, laced be-
hind ; knitted worsted flannel, no chemise or night dream;
black jean boots, laced at the sides, patent leather tool;
white cotton stockings, patent elastic garter on the left lei!
with brass clasp ; on the other, black tape garb r • no mleo
on body or dross to identify. Nov. 21.--A male 'bodY,
gone, say sft Gin high, flannel singlet, with white buttons,
gold Geneva watch, albert curb chain,
shirt, coloured cloth waistcoat ; in the pocket was found
watch marked on the back inside key with a swae.
seal in one end, plain, one side bloodstone, the other whiz.
Perregaux, Geneve ;" two sovereigns, a crown, two
crowns, one threepenny piece, one nugget and one Waal
(supposed' coal), with a bit of gold stuck on to it, Pioece
paper with with "Rev. J. B. M'Caul, 42, Gower-place, G
Zed
street ; 40, Huntingdon-street, Barnsbury-park. "
njewels, No. 9,746,
up last week.—A bit of a flannel shirt with the mar! ad
'
W. P., 8 ;" good flannel, marked with red 'narking tare
Week'
supposed to belong to a man bunied at Anilwch last
but the flannel was not discovered until to-day.