The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING- 'INTELLIGENCR•

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 26. the
The Tuscarora from Philadelphia encountered, en
9th Sept., in lat. 41, lon 'violent
g. 5/, hurricane from
all points of the compass, was thrown on her beam
and lay for about an hour with her sails under water, los'
fore and maintop gallant masts and all her galls. Virhen,_
the gale abated, the ship was found to have a list of aboub
three streaks. oPt'
The Royalist, of Maryport, was spoken and passed S
13, lat. 48, long. 30, dismasted, by the Cobeguid,
from
also passed a vessel, bottom up, of about 150 to 200 tons'
Sept. 11, lat. 47, long. 36.
A derelict vessel, name unknown, was passed Sept' 19,
lat.long. 17, by the Urgent. masts,
The Wilton arrived from Jamaica under jurY .t.
having lost fore and mizen masts in a gale on the lark
The Felicity, from Jamaica, in attempting t° rim
Saturday, in charge of a pilot and in tow of a stea%oAid
aground opposite the Coburg Dock, and it require' "
of three steamers to get her off again
or . for
The Joseph Walker, for New Yk, and the ev,3„'re st
New Orleans, dragged their anchors, and went ash from
the Clarence Basin this morning. The Caroline, Dock
Prince Edward's Island, drove alongside the Sand°°,l ;cat
Basin, and subsequently drifted up the river, $11,1% Jr
on shore on the Pluckington Bank ; crew saved, of
trinsic is ashore off the 13ramley-Moore Dock, wit' tor
foremast, &c. Tho Shooting Star, from Quebec, I°4
masts in Huskisson
Arrived—The Europa (a), from Boston ; Irl."Z;;nuel,
; Urgent, Barbadoe ; Lena, Montresl,r; „,%"0-idad;
Richibucto ; Juliano, Santander ; Lady Bassett, )1011isto
St. Vincent, St. Vincent ; Norman, Miramicbl s d. pet,
Ward, Quebec ; Intrinsic, Prince Edward's lal'it'urge;
Palermo ; Oxford, Wallace, U.S. ; Albatross, .03.'"
Brazilian, Monte Video ; Diana, Bahia.
f /34.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—The Garland (barque): °oily
fast, while lying at anchor opposite Nay
y 10,111, the
delphia, on the night of Sept. 3d, was run in,W, by
ithilst
schooner Granite State. The Marsala (British hngi'm
lying at anchor at Norfolk, Sept. 6th, was run illrhoble
fore-and-aft schooner, when she received eells/-
damage.
ELSINORE, Sept. 22.—The Pizarro, Granger°,,(loll,
Stettin, has come in leaky, and with loss of h° of
having been in contact with an English brig, anu,B,"Thht°
much injured. The Axe, of Sunderland, {Troia *-e1 n
Riga, has come in with loss of both masts, having,,- radon,
contact, The William, from St. Petersburgh -171410
put in with damage to bow, having been run foul °f 'llO
Meteor (American schooner), from Hull to Wiburg' veil"
Meteor received slight damage. The Isabella, fro, pill~
castle to St. Petersburgh, 'has been brought '-
damage, having been in contact. for
HJERTING, Sept. 21.—The Albatross, front des:4gep,ol.,
Cronstadt, was wrecked at Honstrop, Sept. 1; erel sa°
MARGATE, Sept. 26.—The Barnard nag is
mizen mast during the gale last night, and is SO rl
the Roads. ni
QUEBEC, Sept. B.—The Alicia, arrived here fr°-000
mouth, was in contact. with a brig off the Pellets'
unknown.
ARICHAT, Sept. 7.—The Margaret, of and fromx Lois:
Edward's Island to Liverpool, sprung a leak °Pi; fee
bourg, and put into this harbour Sept. 3, With •e
water in her hold ; cargo discharging. Tho Peubneoast,s.
Prince Edward's Island to Dublin, cut away
during a squall, Sept. 4, and went on shore on lilt tht4
chat Head ; she has since been got off and towed
harbour, and is discharging her cargo.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 15 f'
The Juno, Cardiff to Quebec, lat. 50 N., long. AO
The Condittican (brig), London to San Francisco'
24, lat. 12 N., long. 25 W. )30 1°
The Favourite, Buenos Ayres to Liverpool, Aug'
19 long. 34
W. Ist. 31 54
The Sumatra Ceylon to London, Sept. 12,
long. 38 W. I°ll9
The Victoria, for Adelaide, Aug. 15, lat. 5 1`1.)
18 W.
The Daniel (barque), from Cork, Aug. 28, lat. '&554
long. 54 W. 03 ,113i'
The Superior (ship), from Londonderry, Aug.
45
The N., long. 50 W 43
Golden Era. (barque), dismasted, Aug. O 11'1'
P
N., long. 34 W. IA 19114
The Annie, of Liverpool, with loss of sails,
long. 25 W. SO' lel
A barque, showing No. 3,548, steering S. W.,
01
lat. 47 N., ong. 10 W. rent. o''
The Naomi (barque), Liverpool to Valparaiso, 0 .
lat.
The John and Ann, St. John's, Newfoundland,
0 -.Brltt‘
poThe Earl
Sept. 21. Sel4' 1$
of Hardwicke, London to Madras)
lat. 47 N., long. 8 W. ullOf
T
The Tallentire (brig), Fleetwood to Panama, '
let. 22 S.f
idi g tO low,. 40 W. tli°
_ Q. n

,
The No. 8,417, 2d dist. pendant (ship), stan,-- -
southward, Sept. 23, lat. 49 N., long. 9 W. 34 $1
The Sunda, Liverpool to Bombay, July 4, .Ist"
to ng.
The Schiedam, Batavia to Liverpool, June 14,
law gl
S., long. 91 E. S.ll°Dge
The Kortenaar, Liverpool to Melbourne, lat. 38
57 W.
Atig'
The J Pieterskr

_he Jan Piett._ zoen, Liverpool to Melbourne,
lat. 2 N., long. 19 W.
The Woodlark, Feb. 19, 360 brls.
The Fortune, off French Rock.
The Mary Wylie, Liverpool to Sydney, Feb. 2
S., long. 9 W.
The Sea Bolle, Boston to Port Philip, April 10. t 34 $4
The Jane, Melbourne to California, March I, 15
long. 12.