The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-20 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTEhLIGENOE,

C USTOM-HOUS E—SEPT. 19.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Fortuna, from Lokken ; Caro-
line, Riga ; Clipper, Stettin ; Perthshire, Stettin ; Sarah.
Malta ; Elizabeth, Antwerp ; Amy, Rotterdam ; Barm-
neister Ramm, Archangel ; Alexander, Riga ; Hart, Cron-
stadt ; Thomas William, Dunkirk ; Hendrik Wester, Am-
sterdam ; St. Harlampy, Petersburg ; Sippe Vessey,
Worcum ; State of Maine, Calcutta ; City of Calcutta,
Calcutta ; Mei iam, Cronstadt ; Helma, Adam Smith, St.
Petersburgh ; Peyn, Moulmein; Britain's Pride, Antigua ;
Edgar, Riga ; Victoria, Singapore ; Hippogriff, Cronstadt ;
Hilma, Danizic ; Johanna Cornelia, Rotterdam ; Corine,
Trinidad ; Jane White, Dantzic ; Phoenix, St. Peters-
burg ; Juliana, St. Petersburg ; Katherine Groladys,
Jamaica ; Gesina, Archangel ; T. and P. Woodward,
Quebec; Eliza, Denia; Hebe, Christiana; Roven,Hernosand ;
Vrot.wGretz, Skine ; Julie, Riga; Angmetha Grufswold ;
Minie, Christianstadt ; Catharina, Konigsberg ; Burgo-
meister Oon, Riga ; Louise, Nykiobing ; Ceres, Band-
holm ; Ernst Christine, Riga ; Elsinaen Margreta, Memel ;
Speculation, Arenda, Aufgehende ; Sorme, Rostock ;
Kron Prins Josephine, Christiania ; Wilhelmine, Dro-
brick ; Hopper, Gothenburg ; Isabella, Dantzic ; New
Dantzic ; Ali, Dantzic • Triton, Memel ; Hoffnung,
Alton& ; Alkoll, Sonnain ; Dorothy, Bremen ; Croron,
Cronstadt ; Anne Margaretha, Struer ; Conrad Hendrich,
Mazatlan ; Hellevoelslius, Dordt ; Reline Marine, Arch-
angel.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Anna Maria,
for Aalborg ; Electra, Grenada ; Henrietta, Adelaide ;
Susanna, Amsterdam ; Odin, Gothenberg ; Minters, Cher-
bourg ; Mary Ann, Cape of Good Hope.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO. The Amelia
Thompson, for San Francisco ; Crunto, Singapore ; Castle
Eden, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Samson, Port-au-F rime ; Em-
erald Isle, Adelaide ; Johann Frederick, Elsinore and St.
Petersburg ; Alice Brown, Melbourne ; Gutenberg, Ko-
nigsberg ; Marchioness of Bute, Gibraltar and Cadiz ;
Kare, Stockholm; Adize, Bahia and St. Thomas; Janet,
Nassau ; Galarim, Oporto ; Chance, Port Philip.

PABSTOW, Sept. 17.—The Ceres (sloop), of and from
hence to New Quay, is a total wreck on the rock at Tre-
betherick Point, and the boat knocked to pieces ; crew
supposed to be drowned.
BOMBAY, Aug. s.—The Panola, from Port Philip, got
on shore outside the harbour, where she remained a short
time, and will be docked. The Jenny, from Smyrna to
Liverpool, put in Sept. 7, leaky, and is discharging to
reir.
MALTA, Sept. 13.—The Romolo, from Ismail to Eng-
land, put in Sept. 3, making five inches of water per hour,
with cargo heated, and will discharge. The Fiumano, from
Galatz to England, put in Sept. 4, making four inches of
water per hour.

SURINAM, Aug. 16,—The William Allan sprang a leak,
and three feet water in her hold ; was pumped out, and
found to have two holes bored in her, which have been
stopped, and she is now ready to take in her cargo.
MOULMEIN, July 19.—The Augusta, hence for Great
Britain, sprung a leak during a gale from July Bth to 10th ;
has put into Wag2erah Creek, a little to the north of Am-
berst, with twelve feet water in her hold, where she has
been put on shore on the Bank ; she has been surveyed,
and has received considerable damage.
BATAVIA, July 25.—The Middleton, Hobart Town to
this port, struck on a rock off the Lomrock coast, June 29,
and became a total wreck ; crew landed at Souranva.
VALPARAISO, July 30.- The Mary Imrie (British barque),
Huasco to England, sprang a leak and foundered south of
Chiloe ; crew saved. The Colombia, of London, Cardiff to
Callao, has put into Talcahuam in a leaky state, and is
discharging to repair. The Fanny (British barque), Cal-
lao to Queenstown, has put into Valdivin, with damage,
and cargo partly washed out. The Maria (British ship),
Callao to Liverpool, was lost 28th Juno, lat. 57, long. 75
W., crew saved. The Robert Sonrcouf (French barque),
France to California, was abandoned in a sinking state
off the Hera, crew saved by the Acacia, arrived here
from Hartlepool.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 19.
The Pegu, Moulmain to Falmouth, was spoken June 11,
lat. 10 S., long 94 E.
The Zemindar was spoken June 11, lat. 11 S., long. 95 E.
The Chalmers was spoken June 15, lat. 13 S., long. 84 E.
The Coldstream was spoken July 15, lat. 36 S. long. 21 E.
The Eleanor Russell was spoken Aug. 16, lat. 8 N., long.
23W.

The Antoinette, London to Port Philip, was spoken Aug.
24, lat. 17 N., long. 26 W.
The Standevuys, Mauritius to London, was spoken Sept.
5, lat. 53 N., long. 32 W.
The Malvina, Hamburg to Cape Palmas, was spoken
July 27, off Grand Sestroy.
The Ripley was spoken July 29, lat. 5 N. long 11 W.
The Soubadhar, London to Calcutta, was spoken Aug.
1, lat. 8 N., long. 16 W.
The Lama Bahia to Falmouth, was spoken, Aug. 24,
lat. 31 N., long. 37 W.
The Camilla, Liverpool to Newfoundland, was spoken
Sept. 14, lat. 51 N., long. 10 W.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Scotia, from Port Philip, June 28, lat. 14 N., long.
18 W.
The Abeona, from Glasgow, July 7, lat. 9 S., long. 20 W.
The Pickwick (barque), Liverpool to Valparaiso, July
16, lat. 6 N., long. 22 W.
The Highlander (schooner), of Jersey, Liverpool to
Buenos Ayres, July 17, lat. 7 N., long. 22 W.
The Hero (English ship), Hong-Kong to Liverpool, out
90 days, July 19, off St. Helena.
The Salsette, Portsmouth to Port Philip, lat 5 S., long.
24 W.
The Asia (steamer), Liverpool to New York, Sep 8.
The Purchase, of Yarmouth, N. S., for Sligo, _ept. 8,
lat. 51 N., long. 29 W.
The Intrepid (barque), for Quebec, Sept. 9, lat, 51 N.,
long. 25 W,