The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Oct. 11.— Wind this day at Noon, N.E., and
cloudy.

DARTMOUTH, Oct. I.o.—The ship Corea, of Glocester,
waterlogged and abandoned, was passed Oct. 4, in lat. 16
N., long. 13 W.

PLYMOUTH, Oct. 10.—Arrived—Calcutta, Allen, Mel-
bourne, with 10,0001. in gold.—The Liverpool, of Liver-
pool, foundered in lat. 36 N., long. 13 W. ; five of the
crew on board tho American barque Clara Ann, which
was spoken by the Calcutta, arrived here.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. B.—Arrived----Sophie, New Or-
leans.

CHRISTCHURCH, Oct. S.—Sailed—Perseverance, Mel-
bourne.

OFF TEE WIGHT, Oct. B.—Beatrice, Hartlepool, for
China.

HULL, Oct. 9.—The Edw. Stadbroke, from Archangel to
Dordt, was passed in a sinking state on the 7th of Sept. ;
crew saved.

LEITH, Oct. 7.—A ship's boat, with " Robert" painted
on stern, the remainder not legible, has been picked up off
the Island of May.
TENET, Oct. B.—Part of the starboard bow of a brig of
about 250 tons, with blue ports, the bottom apparently
old, with new topsides, also a piece of a lower mast and a
broken lower yard, painted white, were picked up yester-
day, off the Worm's Head, by H.M.S. Adder.

HAMBIIRGH, Oct. 6.—A vessel, of about 500 tons, cop-
pered, bottom upwards, and apparently not long in that
position, was seen Sept. 7, in lat. 25 N., long. 55 W., by
the Alert, arrived at St. Thomas.

GALATZ, Sept. 29.—There are 7.4 feet (English) of water
at Selina. The Idefatigable, from Liverpool, is outside
the bar, and cannot enter.

(Ui ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LivEnrooL, Tuesday, 1015 a.m.
Wind, E., moderate, and foggy.
Arrived—Ruben,. from Bahia ; Lisbon, from Lisbon ;
Providence, Dant= ; British Queen (s), Smyrna and
London.

Sailed—Samuel, for Dantic ; Sophia and Frederick, for
St. Thomas ; Jenny and T. Segundo, for Lisbon; Rowena,
Smyrna.

Report of the Susan Hicks, from New York, at Liver-
pool.—On the 12th September, in lat. 38 51, long. 65 16,
spoke ship Revenue, in distress, with loss of rudder and main and mizen masts, in a hurricane, on the Bth Septem-
ber ; wanted plank of timber, but we had none suit-
able.
On.t a
he 18th, in lat. 41 41, long. 56 6, passed the
wreck of a ship, but could not tell her name, or see any
one on board. On the 29th, in lat. 47 20, long. 24 28,
passed the brig Trust, of Jersey, abandoned, with both
masts gone, bulwarks stove, main hatch off, &c. ; but was
to all appearance tight. On the 2d of October, in lat.
49 25, long. 14 40, fell in with the ship Jane Parker, of
Bath, U.S., from Sunderland, for New York, with a cargo
of railroad iron, three weeks out ; had experienced a hur-
ricane on the 22d Sept, sprung a leak, shifted cargo, car-
ried away bobstays, filled cabin with water, and received
other damage ; was short of provisions ; had both mates
and two men sick ; supplied her with beef, pork, bread,
&c. She then bore away for the Western Islands, with
the intention of putting into Fayal for repairs.
Put into Holyhead—The Swan, from Liverpool, for
Australia.

qUEENSTOWN, Oct. 0.

Wind, N., moderato.

Arrived—Era, from Salonica. Off Port—Theodore,
from Callao. sailed—Hydaspes, for Bristol.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
DEAL, Tuesday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind, N.E., fine, and cloudy.
Passed—Sophia Walker, from London, for Cadiz ;
Helen, from Landon, for Bristol ; Matilda, from New-
castle, for Naples ; Fortuna, from Newcastle, for Naples.
sailed—Agnes, Charles Richard, and Commodore, all
for the River.

Remain—Joseph Hume, for Bristol ; Delfino, for
Amsterdam since the 2d in‘t.