The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-22 00:00:00

SHIPPING IN LT ELLIGENOIL

NOTICE TO MARINERS. in{o
fromept B.—ln future all vessels putting 1,
Lisbon stress of weather, or from whateverotof
cause, which may be unprovided with clean bills of heyw
will have to undergo five days' quarantine.

CUSTOM-HOUSE--Sxrr. 21.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Triton, from Riga; .11:
Mauritius ; Isaac Bell, Quebec ; Pilgrim, St. John s'
Brunswick ; Delta, Callao ; Minna, Punta
membrance, Dantzic ; Amaranth, New Yisle'vr; yloirk
Copenhagen ; Hero, Villa Vicos ; Johanna
Sir John Rae Reid, St. Kitt's ; Chevy Johanna, of
Good Hope ; Saucy Jack, Croastadt • Nova el
Rio Janeiro ; Aber, St. John's, Newfoundland;
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Grace, Grenada nie; '
Christiania ; Flora, Demerara • Monsoon, Blut'ali3or
Boyne, Bombay ; Codrington, Antigua ; Stanislans, Tre
deaux ; Edmond, Calais ; Lady Sale, Mauritius ;Dies,
Brodre, Gefle ; Ceres, Sierra Leone ; Queen of the tor,
Gall and Colombo ; Isabella, Sierra Leone; 3fen
Stettin.
S'
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The
krolO•
nay ; Agenoria, Dunkirk ; Sylphide, Stockholni,Lmo
Havre ; Middlesborough, Malta and Alexandria; '1°,7.;
sine, Sandwich Islands and Vancouver's Island;
New Zealand ; Ceres, Copenhagen ; Diana, Port rin,
Eureda, New York, Japan, Mauritius ; Betsey, Min—
go*
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Fox, .°-,nrg•
Bart Town ; Ebenezer, Rotterdam ; Kingalock, fisl337ni;
Anna Maria, Harlingen ; Margaretha, Konigsburg L"crp'
Maria, Aalborg ; Camilla, Launceston , Eagle, Au,..',100;
Kinan Hasselaar, Port Philip ; Verbroueven,' Alnis.swll,oclc;
Windsbrant, Stettin ; Catherine Harmina3, ks
William Inglis, Melbourne and Geelong; Betio'', Pi"—

OOL, . 20.
The Pelican (s s)),, arrived hereSEPT
from Rotterdso,„ is the
quarantine, a death from cholera having occurred onhomeward passage. " tbis
The Richard Cobden, for Bombay, heeled oyet
morning in the Albert Dock, with her spare:Wang
warehouse, but since righted without damage.
riell
The Onward, arrived from New Orleans,_ exr-2, self
the gale of Sept. 10, in about long. 25 W. On the 1
owor
two ships with fore and mizen topmasts gone, a,111,0 the
quently passed several vessels more or less cripPir" "ebeer
spars. On the same day spoke the Daedalus, for CP
and supplied her with a fore topmast. ,q,edthe
The Brecknells, arrived from Parnacha, encounr 47144
gale of the 11th September, and on the 13th, in 15" lAA
long. 19 W., passed the Gorea, of Glocester, timber
and abandoned. ins'
The Nicholas Biddle (ship) was off Holyhead,oor
bound, this morning, with top of main and Int:g .Te°
masts, main-yard, and foretop-gallant-mast. ti ,
Nicholas Biddle sailed from Liverpool on the 3cl 01°
Savannah. She may have encountered the gale of the
and is putting back. Ittlt
The Heather, Rio Hache to Liverpool, was 5r)°,5,641000
11, lat, 24 N. long. SO W., and supplied her iv"'
sions.
L 6► I.t.
The Clinton, from Liverpool, was spoken Sept.
50 N., long. 13. W.
The C. -,,ordip

Jencordia, from Liverpool, was spoken
lat. 49 N., long 10 W.
The Jessie Mitchell, Callao to Queenstown, w— two"-
Aug. 22, let. 15 N. long W., with part of cargo
overboard. 24111'
The Euphrates was spoken Aug. 9, lat. 4 N., I°l/.10
The Clara Wheeler, Nelson, al rived this afterael
New Orleans, having lost five of the crew, and en
passenger, from yellow fever during the passage.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. t2O $.l
The North Atlantic (master dead), July 25.11 '
long. 6 E.
The Euphrates, Aug. 9, lat. 4 N., long. 24 W yet
The Heather Rio Ha.che to Liverpool, Aug. 11,
N., long. 80 W., and supplied with provisions.
The Clinton, from Liverpool, Sept. 16, lat. .50 ."
13 W.
Ate' 26,
ibt*
The Princess Royal, Plymouth to Quebec,
45 N., long 34 W.
)26 I°.
The Princess Royal, Plymouth to Quebec, Aug'
45 N., long. 54 W,