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

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE'

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 26.
The Tuscarora, from Philadelphia, encountered, on the
9th Sept., in lat. 41, long. 57, a violent hurricane fro°
all points of the compass, was thrown on her beam of
and lay for about an hour with her sails under water,'
fore and maintop gallant masts and all her sails- Virbent
the gale abated, the ship was found to have a list of alOn
three streaks.
The Royalist, of Maryport, was spoken and passed Sle:b
13, lat. 48, long. 30, dismasted, by the Cobeguid,
also passed a vessel, bottom up, of about 150 to 200 t°ll''
Sept. 11, lat. 47, long. 36. t 19,
A derelict vessel, name unknown, was passed Sept.
lat. 47, long. 17, by the Urgent. t,
The Wilton arrived from Jamaica under jorY t.
having lost fore and mizen masts in a gale on the 10tb ingn
The Felicity, from Jamaica, in attempting to °ek °ll
Saturday, in charge of a pilot and in tow of a stover, mid
aground opposite the Coburg Dock, and it required the a

of three st-emers to get her-off again. ‘,„ for
The Joseph Walker, for New York, and the i`ei,-;:r at
New Orleans, dragged their anchors, and went Its—freoin
the Clarence Basin this morning. The Ca,roline, Dock
Prince Edward's Island, drove alongside the Sandl went
Basin, and subsequently drifted up the river, Tbo pi-
on shore on the Pluckin,Tton Bank ; crew savelav:vl:oss:Ties:
trinsic is ashore off the Bramley-Moore Dock, withwt tor
foremast, (tc. The Shooting Star, from Quebec,
masts in Huskisson Dock.

Arrived—The Europa (s), from Boston ; sane',
maica ; Urgent, Barbadoe3; Lena, Monti-o'w; rividad ;
Richibucto ; Juliane, Santander; Lady Bassett! "--Willi3°l
St. Vincent, St. Vincent ; Norman, kiramichi ; a. pet,
'Ward, Quebec ; Intrinsic, Prince Edward's leboiulle;
Palermo ; Oxford. Wallace, U.S. ; Albatross, .111-°'
Brazilian, Monte Video ; Diana, Bahia.
Del.
)
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—The Garland (barque,' phlthe
fast, while lying at anchor opposite NavYl3l' by ,
delphia, on the night of Sept. 3d, was run int° .0410
schooner Granite State. The Marsala British 101=70't, bfte
lying at anchor at Norfolk. Sept. 6th, was run inleule'e
fore-and-aft schooner, when she received cons'
da
ELSgmae. tb
INORE, Sept. 22.—The Pizarro, Grangenl°ll,firit,
Stettin, has come in leaky, and with loss of bri.4lo
having been in contact with an English brig, end Leith t°
much injured. The Axe, of Sunderland, from
Riga, has come in with loss of both masts, 11904 i bin 1u
-000%
contact. The William, from St. Petersburgh to -r by the
put in with damage to bow, having been run foul al Ole
Meteor (American schooner), from Hull to Virlbulg„.. Sew'
Meteor received slight damage. The Isabella. frog fit!'
castle to St. Petersburgh, has been brought
fat
damage, having been in contact.
HJERTING, Sept. 21.—The Albatross, fromJerse.,;feci;
Cronstadt, was wrecked at Honstrop, Sept. 1; ell
.„;40
MARGATE, Sept. 26.—The Barnard cut aws,9l-40gP1
mizen mast during the gale last night, and is 04" -
the Roads. ,
QUEBEC, Sept. B.—The Alicia, arrives hers 11.°Da oule
mouth, was in contact with a brig off the Pelf'
unknown.
ARICHAT, Sept. 7.—The Margaret, of and frl DA'
Edward'
irl'" s Island to Liverpool, sprung a leak, fer
bong, and put into this harbour Sept. 3, fro'
ts
water in her hold ; cargo discharging. The
Prince Edward's Island to Dublin, cut away'
i,r,ge.A.ll.
during a squall, Sept. 4, and went on shore 011_,P th°
chat Head ; she has since been got off and tow."
harbour, and is discharging her cargo.

VESSELS SPOKEN WAIL ~„: Ir.
The Juno, Cardiff to Quebec, lat. 50 N., long. -,',., mg,
The Condittican (brig), London to San Francis °°'
24, lat. 12 N., long. 25 W. fio,l3t.
The Favourite, Buenos Ayres to Liverpool, Aug'
19 N., long. 34 W. O''
The Sumatra, Ceylon to London, Sept, 12, l"'t.
lon
The
38 W.
~I°l3g.
Victoria, for Adelaide, Aug. 15, lat. 5 '
18 W. , -.'
45
The Daniel (barque), from Cork, Aug. 28, lat.
lit'
The 54 W. 30, 11"
The Superior (ship), from Londonderry, Aug' g
45 N., long. 50 W. , jet. '"
The Golden Era (barque), dismasted, Aug.
N.,long. 34 W. 49344
he Annie, of Liverpool, with loss of sails, 16t"
long
barque 25 W.
-cc,
A showing No. 3,548, steering S. TY ~ SeptB,
lat. 47 N., long. 10 W. Sept Or
The Naomi (barque), Liverpool to Valparaiso,
lat. 49 N., long. 9 W. to 1301
The John and Ann, St. John's, Newfoundland)
iSi

port, Sept. 21.
See" 11
The Earl of Hardwicke, London to Macho, ,5
lat. 47 N., long. 8 W. lily ' '
The Tallentire (brig), Fleetwood to Panaraft,
lat. 22 S., long. 40 W. 0 il3°
The No. 8,417, 2d dist. pendant (ship), standil3" -
southward, Sept. 23, lat. 49 N., long. 9W. ,t. :0 '''
The Sunda, Liverpool to Bombay, July 4, 0
long. 30 E. 14, 11' . 11
'
The Schiedam, Batavia to Liverpool, June
S.,
The on Kortenaar,
long'
Liverpool to Melbourne, lat. 3S '''
57 W. la,
The Jan Pieterskoen, Liverpool to Melbourne/ Auk,
lat. 2 N., long. 19 W.
The Woodlark, Feb. 19. 360 brls.
,19
The Fortune, off French Rock.
Feb. l'-
The Mary Wylie, Liverpool to Sydney, b•
S., long. 9 W.
The Sea Belle, Boston to Port Philip, April 10. al 04
The Jane, Melbourne to California, March 7, lat.
long. 12.