The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-31 00:00:00

LLO Y U'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, JAN. 31.—Wind this day at noon N.E.
, DEAL, JAN. 30.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrd. Hindostan.
Redman, 'Calcutta ; Samarang. • Robertson, Madras.
Arrd. from the River and ski., t )sbert, Dominica. The
Caledonia, from Ramsgate to Southampton ran ashore
on the Main near Sandwich Haven, but got off on the
flood without assistance, and proceeded.
' LIVERPOOL, JAN. 30.—Wind, S.E., light.—Arrd.
' Heyworth, CaMpbell, Demerara ; Freeshaw, Laguea ;
" Bornholm and European, Clelland, New Orleans; Roscoe.
Huttlestone, New York, sailed 9th inst., Sld. Hudders-
field, Africa ; Elvira, Batavia ; Sawton, Calcutta I i'hi-
lontas and Lady East, Bombay; Potter,Ceylon ; Huskisson,
Africa; Jackson, Trinidad; Jamaica and Charlotte, Ja-
maica; Whitehaven, Antigua; Wolfrille and Dentnark.
New OrleanS; Burlington and' George, Mobile; Ellen
• Brookes, Pursuit, and Sophia, Savannah; Fyen, Charles-
ton; United States and Napier, Philadelphia; Indepen-
dence and Siberia, New York; Germany and Alhambra.
Boston; Belle, Azores. Put back—Enquiro, for Genoa:
with loss of sails ; the Stag, from Beaumaris to thi
port, is wrecked near Leasowe Castle, crew saved. Tin
wreck that was seen near the Zebra Channel was the
Brunswick, of Newcastle ; the Albert (steam tug).
towed it out of the Fairway, part then broke adrift, the
remainder was towed into the River. The steam tug
Albert was sent this afternoon to Pembroke, to tow the
Greenock, for this port. Arrived off, Leonora. .
WEXFORD, JAN. 28.—The Opoma, from Malta to Li-
verpool, is ashore at the Saltee Island ; six of the crew
drowned.
TARBERTi JAN. 27.—The Cardiff Castle, from Lime-
rick. to London, was driven ashore near this during
gale yesterday morning, but is expected off after being
lightened. One or two vessels, names unknown, are
stranded on the Clare side. . .
CARDIGAN, JAN. 28.—The sloop Mary and Ann,
Watkins, drove from her moorings at New Quay Pier,
26th inst., want a-hore, hid has gone to pieces ; creii
saved. Many ships are supposed to have foundered,
the coast appears strewed with masts and spars.
THEDDLETHORPE, JAN. 29.—The Hiram, Gibson,
from Malaga to Hull, which was ashore at Saltfleet, was
got off last night without much damage. The Margaret
and Catherine, of Perth, was driven ashore a total wreck
at this place on the night of the 27th inst.
MILFORD, JAN. 29.—The Alicia, Dempsey, fron
Youghall to Newport, is totally wrecked in St. Bride's
Bay, two of the crew drowned. The Edward, of Wex-
ford, is on the rocks near Hag Point, and fiats with the
tide. Sld. Anne, Elva, St. Domingo.
SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 30.—Arrd. Braganza steamer,
Gibraltar.
DARTMOUTH, JAN. 29.—Arrd. Velocity, Motile,
Buenos Ayres. •
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 30.—Wind N.W.—Sld. General
Brock, Africa; Jessie, Demerara.
PADSTOW, JAN. ' 29.—The Favourite, Hoskin, which
was stranded near Port Severn, on the 26th instant, has
been got off and brought in.
BRISTOL, JAN. 28.—Arrd. Emily, Demerara ; Mis
chief,- Lisbon, for Liverpool, with loss of bulwarks and
five of the crew, having been struck by a sea.
OFF TORBAY, JAN. 29.—Tapley, Mallony, Calcutta.
SWANSEA, JAN..29.—The mast and rigging of a smack
of about 60 ton., supposed to belong to the Dart, were
picked up thilmorning near the Scar Sands.
YARMOUTH, JAN. 30.—The Friends Goodwill, Pear.
from Shields to Ipswich, got in contact with a large brig
in these Roads last night, and carried away main-
mast ; a jury-mast was rigged and she pro-
ceeded. The Dispatch, Hall, ran ashore on the
Cockle Sand yesterday noon, but got off without
assistance in the evening with loss of anchor. The
Daphne, Davison, from Shields to Guernsey, got on the
Scorby Sandi this morning, but has been assisted off, ap-
parently withoutdamage. The I, and R. Jackson, Bell,
of Whitby, was in the Roads with loss of sails, &c.
FLEETWOOD, JAN. 30.—The Tom Scott, from Newry
to Lytham, went ashore South of Rossall Point, 6th, but
has been got off without damage.
SHIELDS, JAN.. 29.—The Constantin, from South
Shiells, which was ashore, was got off this afternoon.
Bfr ILLTNG•roN, JAN. 30.—The Good Intent., which
was stranded near here, has been got off with very little
damage, and brought into the harbour. The Peruvian,
from Shields to London, struck on Flamborough Head
yesterday, and sunk ; crew and part of stores saved.
HASTINGS, JAN. 30.—Arrived off Dart, Madeira.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 29.—Wind N. to N.N.E.—Arrd.
Gustave, Rio de Janeiro. Sld. Courier, Mauritius ;
Berkeley, Jamaica ; Lady Katherine Barham, ditto ;
Merander, Antigua ; Ontario, New York. .30.—Con-
queror, Calcutta; Castor (Dutch S. W.), Surinam ;
„Acadia, Mobile: Some iron has been landed from the
:)linidore, and a further quantity expected. Brutus, Shields
to Jersey, has come into the harbour.
, • Cowes, 'JAN. 29:—Arrd. Louisa, Naples, with loss of
talwarks, &c., and has come into the harbour. Sid.
London, Freeman, Jamaica.
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, JAN. 29.-810. Aurora,
Loss, Corunna.
014 e THE START.—Familien, Stenman, for Marseilles,
with loss of part of deckboard; Veracity, London.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 29.—Wind N. to N.N.E. —Arrd.
Delight packet, Mexico ; Lusitania, Stewart, Smyrna ;
Ellen, Teller, London, for St. Michael's ; Chas; Carter,
Broad, Rio Janeiro, sailed Nov. 26 ; Mathers, Pander,
Malta ; Braganza (steamer), Gibraltar, left 21st inst.,
Cadiz 22d,' Lisbon 24th, Oporto 25th, and Vigo, 26th ;
Favourite, Harvey, Seville, with main boom sprung, and
sails split; City of Limerickl (steamer), Moffatt, London,
and proceeded for Dublin. Sld. Midas, Keir, Batavia ;
Iris, Linton,
.Ceylon ; Forester, , M'Arthur, Tobago ;
Wm. Large, Hobbs, Trinidad ' • Alexandre, Bauche,
Guadeloupe ; James Freeman, Ilindmarsh, Constanti-
nople ; Elizabeth end Ann, Wright, ditto ; Sandwich,
St. Lucia ; "Julia, Rees, River Gambia ; Radical,
Anderson, Constantinople ; Wisdraght, Van Lem-
man, Genoa ; John Gray, Wight, Ancona. Off
Falmouth, Georgina, Brown, Oporto; Mary, Smith,
Marseilles, and sailed for London. A sloop from the
westward was seen near the Manacle rocks early this
morning, and shortly afterwards disappeared.
GLOUCESTER, JAN. 30.—A fire was discovered this
morning on board the Hiram, from Palermo, and extin-
guished with little damage to the vessel.
PORT TALBOT, JAN. 30.—A schooner is sunk to the
northWhird of the Skerwithers, in seven fathoms; her top
masts are out at low water; her main-boom has been
carried into Porta-awl.