The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE•

C USTOM-HOUSE—SEPT. 22.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Union, from Straer ; Hen'
dreka Catharina, Wismar; Sclad, Constantinople; Osters•
jemen, Oporto ; New England, Quebec ; Union, Quebec ;
Irene, Memel; Johanna Maria, Quebec; British Princess,
Quebec ; Alexander Edmond, Quebec ; Candidate, Bar,b.
....e
Q
; Hinda, Dantzic ; Naiad, Jamaica ; Rao& Cape
Palmas ; Coldstream, Calcutta • Hebe, Odessa ; Concord,
Grenada ; Prince, Callao ; Palm, Antigua ; Reward, CP
chin ; Electricity, Madras ; Candidate, Barbadoes; HendcY6,
Dantzic ; El Dorado, Callao ; Thea, Gravelines ; lin
Wright, Callao ; Balnagrath, Moulmein.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Electo, for
Sydney ; Agenoria, Dunkirk ; Sarah, Dunkirk ; Twalio;
gen, Amsterdam ; Australian, Adelaide, Port Philip,jo4
Sydney ; Elizabeth, Antwerp ; Edouard, Adelaide; lien'
drika, Amsterdam ; Hendrick Wester, Hobart Town ;
Isabella Blyth, Swan River ; Katharina, Amsterdam ;
Daurence Sydney ; Diamond, Dunkirk ; Elizabeth, Ore'
nada ; John and Ann, Dieppe ; Liberty, Havre ; BAP J¢-
Winkle, Winkle, Philadelphia ; Steadfast, Sydney - Warrior, 01"
maica ; Colombo, Trieste and Venice ; Elizabeth, Mer
bourne ; Maid of Auckland, Cape of Good Hope. for
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Orienteme
Port Philip; Reaper, Dunkirk; Island Home, Memo
Port Philip, and Sydney ; Shelburne, Cape of God 'Pr
mels'
and Cochin ; Janus, Riga ; Albertina, Memel ; Burgo
ter Jessen, Melbourne; Agues Smith, Naples;
Dantzic ;Savenl*
ri
• ar,
Anna Maria, Adelaide; Al Dunkirk; Irene
Adelaide.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
,t 50
The Victoria (brig), of Plymouth, Sept., 5, u. •
long. 13 W.
The E. G. Burney, from Liverpool, with Pa°6l4
Sept. 7, lat. 51 N., long. 11 W.
land,Th flail
The Kortenaar, from Liverpool to Melbourne,
sEepmt.mBa, iabtri.gs)l, oNf.a,nldonfgr.omloLiviv.erpool for Newfound'
out,T lat. 38 S., lon 57 E.
he Harpley, frog, m Southampton to Melbourne, Jan'
13,
The John Bat. 38 S., long. 23 E.
all, from London to Montreal, lat. 46
long tO
The Anna Maria (Dutch barque), from Mauritius
Amsterdam, July 14, off Cape Agulhas.
bound, jull.
15,Th off° William
Giamoolie Hope.rdma n (barque), outward
Goodbound, und, July
The Goliah (ship), of Liverpool, homely—,-
22, lat. 26 S., long. 11 E.
erl,°°l
The Adalf von Nassau (Dutch barque), fro
to Sydney, Aug. 10, la,t. 1 N., long. 22 W. Aug. 11,
The Hero (ship), from Liverpool to Sy
cluei'
lat. 5 N., long. 23 W. outvgllll
The Myrtle (ship), of London, from LiverPo°l)
bound, Au. 19, lat. 14 N., lon pse t. 16,
The Trafaglgar (ship), from Long. don to Madras)
lat. 50 N.,
Concordia, froong. 5 W.
The m Liverpool, Sept. is, lot. 49 S"
lat. 18 W. led with
The Dmdalus, for Quebec, Sept. 12, and supPl
foreto pmast. Aug. 24,114 s
The John Bunyan, from Airy-al) to Cowes,
18 N., long. 13 W.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 22. n tilt/
The Nicolina, for Malta, which sailed from hence °ad.
15th inst., has put back, not having got below Rol/11o*
The Minstrel Boy, which sailed yesterday for Rio an
has put back with loss of jibboom.
The Nicholas, Biddle, for Savannah, has put
the loss of topmasts, mainyard, &c., in a gale, ist.
long. 19 W.
~; ea
The Devonport, from Apalachicola, also exPe—e--n
,c„ the
gale on the 10th instant, which continued till 6 a•l2. `"„
12th, with a very heavy sea. On the 26th nitimo, /74,11,
46, long. 51, spoke the Cleopatra, of St. Johns, etm
leaky, and in want of assistance, shortened sail and h 0 on°
but the Cleopatra proceeded to the westward, and
hour was out of sight from the mast head. l'
did
The British Empire, from Bombay, did not expe—ori
the gale, being too far to the southward, but hack "'heat
heavy rolling sea from N.N.W., for several days
makinc, the land. 9E.
The Sumatra, July 13, was spoken lat. 35 S, long. 110,
The Ann Bilton, bound south, Aug. 22, spoken
was
14 N, long. 26 W. a' Wei
The Goliah, from Bombay to Liverpool, Aug.
spoken lat. 17 N, long 30 W. SePi
The Camilla, from Liverpool to Newfoundland,
10, was spoken let. 49 N, long. 12 W.