The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-05 00:00:00

THE WRECK OF THE ROYAL

ADELAIDE.

AUTHENTIC LIST AND NAMES OF THE PAS-
SENGERS WHO PERISHED. - (RECEIVED
THIS MORNING.)

We regret to confirm the great loss of life, as pre-
viously conjectured, by the wreck of the Royal Ade-
laide. This morning Mr. Hartley, the manager of the
City of Dublin Steam Navigation Company, received
from the agent at Cork an accurate list of the passengers
who were shipped on board the ill-fated steamer on her
leaving that port for London. Mr. Hartley, with a view
of allaying the excitement as to the real number who
perished, and their names, has handed us the following
for publication:—

C,,rk, April 3, 1850.
Dear Sir,—Your note cf Ist inst. shocked me not a
little. It is a sad, sad affair—such a tearful loss of life,
in addition to a fine steamer. I sincerely trust some
portion of her passengers and crew may have been
saved, though from present accounts here I fear there is
little chance.

Enclobed you have the list of passengers by her, which,
as it turns out, were so numerous-144 adults and 23
children. These are, of course, exclusive of those fir
Pl) mouth, and possibly more may have got on board
there. We had a fearful night here on Saturday—so
bad that I kept the Duke of Kew until Sunday morn-

ing.—Yours truly,
James Hartley, Esq.
Way-bill cf. the steam-packet Royal Adelaide from
Cork to London, 27th day of March, 1850:

JOHN LEFEBURE.

Ally Hickey and N. Leary„ Batterby, P. and Ann
Sullivan; Learys (wife and child); C. Ktane, P. Delano
and boy, R. Belly, E. Hamilton, M. Creed, J. Keefe, E.
Wall and wife; C. Devane, D. Daly, Howley and Collins,
M. Day, one child; C. Buckley, Mary Roche, B. Mur-
phi, E. Sullivan, N. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, E. Buttler,
M. Young; .L Meagon, wife, and two children; Biddy
Bolan and two children; Hurt, Sullivan, and two
children; Andy Barrett; T. Murphy, J. Murphy, Julia
Murphy, one party; Alice Murphy, with three children;
Barrett, Madegan, and Collins; Ellen Rearden, J. Apern,
Jude Belly, one party; Jerry Downing, M. O'Brien,
D. Fagney, J. Cunningham, one party; J. Graham and
daughter; M. Lorden, Ellen Leary, Undergar, Walsh,
Hogan and Hayes; E. and M. Roymayne; Boyle and
sister; Abraham Boyle, Will Boyle, one party • E.
Kelehur and child; D. Coleman, D. Coleman, jun.; Jane
Hurley, Ellen. Daly, C. Cronin, one party; E. Crowley,
Al. M.Carthy, S. Sincocks and child; Hannah Lahive,
B. Shea and Kelly; M. Brien, J. Hogan, J. Har-
rington, Mary Puckle, Mary Driscoll, Mary Cow-
ley, and three small children, one party ;
four adults (no names given), John Fitzpatrick, Mary
Picket and child; C. Sullivan (booked and not gone),
Mary Flannagan (booked and not gone), Regan and
child, one adult (name not given) ; Al. Madigan, Puckle,
J. Maronv, M. Shaughnessey, 1). Shehan, one party ;
Kaufil, J..Kaufil, Quick, one party ; Scanlon, C. Wil-
liams, A. Sweet, Mograth, J. Green, M. Henessy,
Mackin, Walsh, J. Buckley, Sally Finneen, Dwyer, N.
Corbot, Noonan, Mary Leary, Fahy, C. D. Brien, one
child, a soldier named Bennett, J. Sullivan' M. Donovan,
Mahoney, Al. Barry, Hearn and Howgan, Murphy, Cul-
lins, Hingely, Flannagan, two Sullivane, Coughlan,
Reardon, ArCarthy, Mellish, F. Glynn, Twoomy, Healy,
Weldon and wife, J. Schaughuessy, Madigan, Sullivan,
Healy, two adults and three boys (no names), Hickey,
three adults (no names). The only cabin passenger for
London was Mr. O'Callaghan, who said he might get
out at Plymouth.
The names of those who shipped at Plymouth are as
follows :—Cabin passengers—Mr. Payne, surgeon, of
Plymouth, wife and three children; Mary Ann Hurst,
married lady, who was travelling to London with her
sister, Jane Wether; and Mr. Tucker, a ship's mate.
Deck paisengers—Ann Welch, who was going to join
her husband at Woolwich, and 3 children; u
young man, Munroe, and Thompson.
The list of the crew has already appeared, with the
exception of a cook and a seaman, whose names are not
correctly tl:Ct rt :tint d.

B • the above it will be seen that the number who pe
rished were-
-144 adults from Cork.
23 child' en, ditto.
14 passengers from Plymouth.
25 crew, Including captain, Mr. J. Batty.

Total 206
Several distressing scenes have taken place during the
week at the company's office, in Leadeuhall-street, and
at their wharf, in Lower East Smithfield, by relatives of
the unhappy suffer( rs inquiring after their probable
fate. The man Munroe' from Plymouth, was a pen-
sioner in the East India Company, and he was coming
up to town t.) receive his pension. Among the unfor-
tunate creatures from Cork was a young wif., named
Julia Harrington ; her husband was a soldier, in the
service of the East India Company, at the barracks at