The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-30 00:00:00

EAST INDIA AND AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.

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MELBOURNE.—Arrived, the Lord G. Bentinck, Aug. 22,
from Liverpool ; Royal Shepherdess, Adelaide ; Fetter-
cairn (s), 23, Sydney, and left 26, for Sydney ; Flora Bell,
23, Liverpool ; Vyf Gebroeders, London ; Cantyre, 24,
Liverpool ; Wilhelmburg, Hamburg ; Henrietta, Glasgow;
Competitor, Adelaide ; Envoy, London; Texas, New
York ; Eureka, Cape ; Mary Goddard, Liverpool ;
Valiant, 25, London ; Messenger, Liverpool ; Helles;
pont (s), Sydney ; Canton, New York and Rio Janeiro -
Lusitania, Glasgow ; Sultana, Sourabays, ; Caroline, 26;
London ; Walmer Castle, London. Sailed, the Chilian,
Aug. 24 ; Osmanli (s.), 25 ; Dreadnought, 25, for Adelaide,
Baltimore, 24, Callao ; President Verkoutern, Batavia ;
Earl Dalhousie, Sydney ; Helena, Hokianga ; Fair Ar-
cadian, Singapore'; Gabriel, 25, Singapore ; Washington,
Sydney.

-SYDNEY.—Arrived the Clara, Aug. 15, Stadt Graven-
hage, 16, Superb, 17, Olbers, 19, all from London ; Anne,
16, and Aldebaran, 17, Liverpool ; Marchioness of Lon-
donderry, 16, Rialto, 16, H.M.S. Hercules, 16, Bonnie
Doon, 15, Caroline Chisholm, 16, all from Melbourne ;
Rory O'More, 16, Calcutta.

HOBART TOWN.—Arrived the Panama, Aug. 17, from
London.

LAUNCESTON.—Arrived the Ulrica, Aug.l2, from New-
castle and Melbourne ; Jenne Laure, Mauritius ; Countess
of Derby and Hamlet, Sydney.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.

The steam-ship Kangaroo, from Bordeaux, went ashore
this morning between the Rock Light and the Battery,
but floated off on the flood tide.

The Emerald Isle (new ship), from St. John's, N. 8.,
dragged her anchors and cut ashore early this morning op-
posite the Albert Docks, but was assisted off at flood tide
by two steam tugs, without apparent damage.
The Golden Age (s.) for Melbourne, has returned to dock.
The Astrologer (s.s.), for Constantinople, has put back,
being too deeply laden.
The Danube (s.s.), from Trieste, arrived with loss of cut-
water, head, &c , having been in contact with the Mar-
garet (s.), for Havre.
The Margaret (s.), for Havre, has put back, with slight
damage, having been in contact with the Danube (s.s.).
She will re-sail this afternoon.

The Bonita, arrived at this port from Monte Video,
whence she sailed on the Ist October. Since passing the
Azores she experienced very heavy weather, with heavy
confused seas.

SMYRNA, Nov. 17.—The Richard Cobden, hence for
London, got on the Pelican Spit yesterday, and remains.
The British Queen, steamer, from Constantinople, got on
shore on the Pelican reef in running down the gulf on the
12th of November, but came off after discharging the
greater part of her cargo—arrived here on the 13th instant
without any apparent damage, and left on the 15th instant
for Liverpool. _ _ _

MAURITIUS, Oct. 18.—The Meridian, of London, bound
to Sydney, New South Wales, was wrecked on the Island
of Amsterdam, during a gale and thick weather on the
24th of August—crew (except the master and one man)
and passengers (except one( saved, and taken off the island
after being there eleven days in a state of starvation.
The Zaide, of Nante, from Calcutta to Kennion, was
wrecked on the reefs Off S.S.W. coast of the Island of
Rodrigues, in the night of the 26th of September—crew
saved. The Loodianha, of Bombay, from Calcutta to this
port was wrecked at Diego Garcia, Aug. 7, and has been
sold—part of cargo saved.

MADRAS, Oct.-24.—The Catherine Mitchell, Munsoor-
cottak to this port, was lost on the Armoghen shoals, about
55 miles N. of this place, Oct. 17-- crew saved.
BOMBAY Nov. 28. --The Tiord Auckland_ to
don, after having been repaired, was found on reloading to
make water again, and will have to discharge and be
docked. The Bolton, from Sydney, New South Wales, to
this port, grounded on entering the harbour on the Caren-
jah shoal, but came off with loss of false keel and forogrip
injured, and must be docked to repair.
AMOY, Oct. s.—The Lady Evelyn, Hong-Kong to San
Francisco, was wrecked on the Island Typuisan, one of
the Madjiscosema group, July 22-241 persons drowned;
second mate, 5 sailors, and 28 chinese males, and 2 females
saved.

SEA VIEW, ISLE OF WIGHT, Nov. 27.—Several empty
casks, marked "0. P. D. 9," and but a short time in the
water, and also a quantity of staves and hoops floating
about, were passed off St. Catherine's Point, about ten
miles.

DUNDEE, Nov. 28.—The Vesta, of and for this port,
from Cronstadt, in coming for the river this morning, got
on shore on the Abertay Sand, and it is feared will become
a wreck ; crew saved by the life-boat.
The Granville (brig), loaded for Mauritius, the Alerte
(schooner), for Quebec, and Pabos (schooner), which wore
driven on shore on Paspebiac Beach, on Oct. 25, have been
got off ; the Granville and Pabos without apparent damage,
and the Alerte with much damage. The former will dis-
charge, and it is uncertain whether she will now proceed
to the Mauritius.