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

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 26.

The Tuscarora' from Philadelphia, encountered, on the
9th Sept., in lat. 41, long. 57, a violent hurricane from
all points of the eompass, was thrown on her beam ends,
and lay for about an hoar with her sails under water, lost
fore and maintop gallant masts and all her sails. When
the gale abated, the ship was found to have a list of about
three streaks.

The Royalist, of Maryport, was spoken and passed Sept.
13, lat. 48, long. 30, dismasted, by the Cobeguid, which
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. 47, long. 17, by the Urgent.
Tho Wilton arrived from Jamaica under jury masts,
having lost fore and mizen masts in a gale on the 10th inst.
The Felicity, from Jamaica, in attempting to dock on
Saturday, in charge of a pilot and in tow of a steamer, ran
aground opposite the Coburg Dock, and it required the aid
of three steamers to get her off again.

The Joseph Walker, for New York, and the Neva, for
New Orleans, dragged their anchors, and went ashore at
the Clarence Basin this morning. The Caroline, from
Prince Edward's Island, drove alongside the Sandon Dock
Basin, and subsequently drifted up the river, and went
on shore on the Pluckington Bank ; crew saved. The In-
trinsic is ashore off the Bramley-Moore Dock, with loss of
foremast, &c. The Shooting Star, from Quebec, lost top-
masts in Huskisson Dock.

Arrived—The Europa (s), from Boston ; Wilton, Ja-
maica ; Urgent, Barbadoes ; Lena, Montreal ; Samuel,
Richibucto ; Juliane, Santander ; Lady Bassett, Trinidad ;
St. Vincent, St. Vincent ; Norman, Miramichi ; William
Ward, Quebec ; Intrinsic, Prince Edward's Island ; Pet,
Palernao ; Oxford, Wallace, U.S. ; Albatross, Melbourne ;
Brazilian, Monte Video ; Diana, Bahia.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—The Garland (barque), of Bel-
fast, while lying at anchor opposite Navy-yard, Phila-
delphia, on the night of Sept. 3d, was run into by the
schooner Granite State. The Marsala (British brig), whilst
lying at anchor at Norfolk, Sept. 6th, was run into by a
fore-and-aft schooner, when she received considerable
damage.
ELSINORE, Sept. 22.—The Pizarro, Grangemouth to
Stettin, has come in leaky, and with loss of bowsprit,
having been in contact with an English brig, and her bow
much injured. The Axe, of Sunderland, from Leith to
Riga, has come in with loss of both masts, having been in
contact The William, from St. Petersburgh to London,
put in with damage to bow, having been run foul of by the
Meteor (American schooner), from Hull to Wyburg. The
Meteor received slight damage. The Isabella, from New-
castle to St. Petersburgh, has been brought in with
damage, having been in contact.
HJERTING, Sept. 2L—The Albatross, from Jersey, for
Cronstadt, was wrecked at Honstrop, Sept. 1; crew saved.
MARGATE, Sept. 26.—The Barnard cut away main and
mizen mast during the gale last night, and is still riding in
the Roads.

QUEBEC, Sept. B.—The Alicia, arrived here from Ply-
mouth, was in contact with a brig off the Pellars, name
unknown.

ARICHAT, Sept. 7.—The Margaret, of and from Prince
Edward's Island to Liverpool, sprung a leak off Louis-
bourg, and put into this harbour Sept. 3, with ten feet
water in her hold ; cargo discharging. The Pennie, from
Prince Edward's Island to Dublin, cut away her masts
during a squall, Sept. 4, and went on shore on little AH-
chat Head ; she has since been got off and towed into this
harbour, and is discharging her cargo.