The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-26 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.,

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 25.—Arrd. the Warbler, from New
Orleans; United Kingdom, from Quebec; Abercromby,
from ditto; Amelia, from Pugwash; Georgia, from
Oporto for the river Dee. Off port, the Bellona, Empe-
ror, Lindesfatne, Ann and Catherine, and Princess Vic-
,oria. The Sir Henry Potiinger, arrived here from Cal
cotta, look the late gale. 19th instant, in lat. 49, long. 13,
the wind being from W.N.W.; in the afternoon it veered
round to N.W., broke out in hard squalls, and took off
in a few hours. The sea was very high and cross. Ba-
rometer 28 90. The Eliza, from Liverpool, at Holyhead.
The Coun;ess of Wilton, at Holyhead.
GRAVESEND, Nov. 25.—Wind W., fresh, c10w13..
Arrd. Isabel, from Jatnatca; Cecrops, from Honduras;
Iris. from Guernsey; Agnes, from Gallipoli; Faro, from
Seville; Premier, from Patras; Bally, from Montreal;
Columbine, from Havre; Ann Jewitt, from Dunkirk;
Margaret, from Rotterdam; Propitious, from Dunkirk.
Sld. Harrison Chilton, for the Br.z,ls; Wilberfore, for
Tonningen; Bellona, for the Baltic.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Anna Robertson (ship), from Liverpool for Bombay,
Nov. 15, lat. 48 N.
Agnes, from Demerara, Oct. 29, lat. 37, lon. 55, with
loss of yards, &c., having encounter, d a hurricane on
the 9th, and been thrown on her beam ends.
Ann Eliza and Jane, from Quebec for Shields, Nov. 13,
lat. 46 N., loin 39 W., very leaky, having expe-
rienced a heavy gale, on Nov. 6.
Blonde, of B wdeaux, lon. 16 W., Nor. 11. all well.
Charlotte, of Belfast, from Liver:ool for Bombay, steer-

ing S., Out. 26, lat. 12.26 N., lon. 19 27 W.
Creamore (barque), lat. 31.00 N., lon. 31.00 W., stand-
ing to the southward, Nov. 7.
Delia (or Amelia) (barque), Nov. B,lat. 46, kin. 44, W.,

18 days from Dindoti.
Gazelle, from Sydney for London, Oct. 27, lat. 19 N.,

lou. 26 W.
Barry, of London, lat. 39.30 N.. lon. 7 W.; all well.
Hume, for the Clyde. Nov. 12, Ist 51 N., loT:. 35 W.
Isabella iarnett, Whelan, from Calcutta for Liverpool,
Sept. 22, lat. 33 39 S., lon. 30.39 E.
Jo,hua Bragdeu (barque), Nov. 14, lat. 43 N., lon.

19 W. _
James Calder (ship), from Charleston for Liverpool,
Oct 30, lat. 40. Ir n. 18.
Jane ship, of St. John, N. 8., from Liverpool for Mobile,
N.,v. 20, Srnall> S.E. by E. 20 miles.
Jam. e, Glasgow, bound W., Nov. 19, lat. 48. 30 N.,
lon. 8.40 W.
Lady El-anor,‘ Palmer, from Alexandria for Liverpool,
hit. 48.5 N., lon. 13.20 W.
Louse and Caroline, of New York, lat. 48.44 N., kin. 7.0
W.. N..v. 19.
outward bound, Nov. 19, lat. 55 N., ion.
9 W.
Maje: tic .hip, from Glasgow for Calcutta, Nov. 14, off
the Smalls.
Mary 11%y barque, for Malta, Nor. 18, lon. 10.5.

Madison, Russian barque, off the Start.
1-'llarch st,i to. trom Que Len, cut
12 daTs N,,r. 10, hit. 47.30 N., lon. 37 30. oul,
Neg- of Melzl,,u, C,ilcuttu .or Livcrp
Sept, 254 lat. 36.6 S., lon. 02.0 E.
Nuigara ste- ,tin• E.T. Nov. 17, hr.t. 47 N., ion. 51 W.•
saboon, r, from ?1/41.iilaga for Philatiet
phis. Nov. 3, Cape May, f3waring W. 100 miles.
Norfolk barque, lat. 1.00 S.. 100. 90.0 E., from Corings
for !he Mauritius, out 17 clays. Aug. 15.
stapd-
Oce Queen barque. hit. 4.10 N., lon. 23.0
ing to southward, Oct. 18. ,