The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-11 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

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LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10.—The Ranger and Zinamara are
off the port. The Fanny, from Liverpool, at Mobile.
The Scotia and the George Brown, from Liverpool, at
Baltimore. The Nisgara (s), from Liverpool, at New
York, Sept. 27. The Castilian, the New World, the
Jano Hammon', and the Western World, from Liver-
pool, at New York. The Townsend and the Adelaide
Metcalf, from Liverpool, at Boston. The James Brown,
from Liverpool, at Piailalelphia. The Glenburn, from
Charleston. at this port, reports that on the 4th of Sep-
tember, off Cape Hatteras, bearing N.W., distant 100
miles, encountered a heavy gale from S.E. to N.W., and
sprung a leak. The John Ellis, from Runcorn to Bar-
mouth, has been wrecked at Pwllheli. The Undaunted,
from Valparaiso and Pernambuco, at this port, reports
having moderate weather coming up the Channel; on
the 9th inst., off Cole Rocks, passed two large white-
washed casks, supposed to contain palm oil. Tho Wil-
liam Carson from Liverpool for Savannah, Panope from
Liverpool from Malta, and Ada from Quebec, at Stud-
well-roa le. The York, from New Orleans, at Water-
ford. The Active, from Liverpool for Charente, with
sails split; Endeavour, from Liverpool for Holyhead,
part of cargo thrown overboard, at Beaumaris.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 9. Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the
British Queen from Quebe3. Sailel hisl Netherlands
Majesty's steamer Surinam for Java. Off port the Wal-
ton Stanton from Punta Arenas and Bahia, and sailed
for London; Sara from Maranham, and sailed for Ham
burgh.
PWLLIIELL—The smack Jane and Ellen, of and bound
for Barmouth from Runcorn, was disable.l and came on
shore at Porthneigwl, and is likely to become a wreck.
The Sir Edward Parry, bound for China, was spoken
Sept. 12, in lat 13 20 N., long 24 37 W., with loss of fore
and maintop masts and mizan mast, and boats damaged,
in a severe hurricane on Sept. 1 and 2, 73 miles N.W. of
Cape de Verde.
CAMBELTOWN, OCT. B.—The Duchess or Kent, of and
from Douglas, for Glasgow, with ore, came ashore yes-
terday in Ma:lirihanish Bay, and is expected will become
a total wreck; t-resv and passengers sa'e 1.
ST. Joan's, NEWFOUNDLAND, SEPT. 20.—The Somer-
sctshire, of Loudon, from Qty,bee, has been assist,d into
Maddocks Covo, near Petty harbour, disabled, water-
logged, and with only her lower masts standing, and will
be brought into this port as soon as practic sole. The
Nancy, from Quebec, with loss of m-A imtst, has been
seen about two days' sail from this port.
A brig was seen on shore on S; Paul's after the gale
of the Bth and 9th Sept., by the British Q.leen, arrived
from Quebec at Newport.
The Syren sailed from Trieste 20. h May for the
United Kingdorr, and has not since been heard of.
GIBRALTAR, OCT. 3.—The Felicia, Marseilles to
Rouen, put in here on the Ist of October very leaky.
The Pearl, Carthageaa to Savannah, put in the 27th
September, with supposed injury to her bottom,, hav-
ing struck on some rocks. She is to be examined by a
diver.

C-0--NSTA.NTINOFLE, SEPT, 25,—1t is blowing strong at

north, and a great number of vesgels are reported to 1-T

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port. for N derli-q, the gale on the 28th beitt.,
which threw her on her beam ends, lost foremast and
maintopmast. _ _

AUCKLAND, N. 2 , MAY 21.—The Constantinople,
from London, in making for this harbour on the 18th of
May, struck upon a sunken rock, but the weather being
calm, and a smooth sea, she came off, apparently with
but little damage.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 9,—Arrived, 8. The Minerva from
Berdianski, Director (a) from Guernsey. 9. Achilles
from Sydney, New South Wales, Helen Stuart from
Hong Kong, Margaret West from Batavia, Ostrich from
Madras, Chancellor from Bombay, Mary Bannatyne from
ditto, Protemelia from ditto, Andronis from Val, araiso,
Emily from Cape Coast Castle, Maty Campbell from
Berbice, David Lockie from D-merara, Harriet Scott
from Virginia, Prince of Wales from Hudson's Bay, St
George fi-om St. John's, New Brunswick, Laurel from
Quebec, John Romilly from Newfoundland, Vrouw Bo-
nita from Venice, Heber from Marseille, Nadie !rum
Caen, Alert from Dieppe, Albion (s) from B-ulogne,
Edward Coke 1., m Dunkirk, City of Rotterdam (.) from
ditto, Sir Edward Banks (s) from ditto, Fan:dhoti from
Frederickstadt, Dorothea Ann from Dantzic, Orion from
Riga, Douglas from Guernsey. 10. Rainbow (s) fr, m
Rotterdam, Neptune (s) from St. Petersburgh. Sailed,
9. Kingsdown for South Seas, Sir E. Parry for ditto,
Duke of Wellington for Port Phillip, Celt for San Fran-
cisco, Africanus fir Africa, Rose for ditto, Hellespont
(s) for Lite:poi and Constantinople.
VESSELS SP.KEN WITIL—The Jane, Bombay to
Loudon, 10 N., 75 E.; Cainbordia, bound South, 29th
Aug. 15 N., 2G W.; David Clarke, Bombay to London,
21st Sept., lat. 37 N., 38 W.; Bangalore from Penang,
25th S,-pt., 29 N., 36 W.; Cato, Liverpool to Boston,
26th, 41 N., 38 W.; Balrier, Gothenburg to Adelaide,
S. A., Ilth Sept., 11 N., 24 W.; Washingtor, Scar-
borough to Cape of Good Hope, 12th, 13 N., 25 W.;
Qacen of the Isles, Panama to London, 16th, 18 N., 30
W.; Radical, Singapore to Hamburgh, 17th, 20 N., 31
W.; Henrietta, Arica to Swansea, 23d, 34 N., 35 W.;
Cheetah, Liverpool to Labrador, sth Oct., 48 N., 15 W.;
Eseanta (American ship), outward- bound off Cape
Horn; Duke of Cornwall, for Hobart Town, 26th,
13 S., 30 W.( Courier for Mauritius, Bth Sept., 9 N.,
25 W.; Stephen Young (American schooner), 22d, 28
N., 33 W.; Hilda (Swedish ship), outward bound, 9th
Sept., lat. 9, long. 24; Gratitude, Clyde to Moulmein,
12th, lat. 13, long. 23; Earl of Hardwick, for
Bombay, 15th, let 16, long. 27; Margaret, Algoa
Bay to London, 30th, lat. 40, long. 28; Queen of the
Isles, Punta Arenas to London, 2d Oct. lat. 44, long.
22; Charlotte, Calcutta to London, 19th July, 24 S.,
29 E.; Thomas Fielden, Bombay to Liverpool, 28th,
37 S., 21 E.; Helen of Baltimore, steering S.W., 25th
Aug., 5 N., 21 W.; Reliance, of Boston, bound to west-
ward, Ist Oct., 50 N., 9 W.; Fortuna, Amsterdam to
Valparaiso, 14th Aug., 24 S., 35 W.; Rimer, Liverpool
to Lima, 18th, 21 S., 35 W.; Thomas Mellor, of Liver-
pool, 3d Sept. 11 N., 25 W.; Ambrogio (Austrian
barque), with loss of maintop mast, &c., sth, lat. 15,
long. 26; Jane Glasson, Bombay to Liverpool, in com-
pany; Andronicus (Danish ship), 28th Sept., 39 N., 30
W.; Symmetry, Adelaide, South Australia, to London;
William Watson, Callao to London; Camircha, Callao
to Queenstown, 30th Sept., off the Western Islands;
Quebec, Hull to Quebec, 12th Sept., long. 5; Three Sit-
ters, Liverpool to Brawls, Bth Sept., 1 N., 27 W.; Man-
dane, for New York, 27th Aug., 8 N.. 23 W.; Vixen,
London to Port Philip. 30th, 15 N., 26 W.; Royalist,
Bombay to the Clyde. 231 Sept., 38 N., 30 W.