The Sun.
London, England, 1859-10-27 00:00:00

TILLS DAYS SHIPPING.

LONDON, Oct. 27.—Wind this day at noon, Northerly;
light breeze, with wet weather.

EFFECTS OF THE HURRICANE.

The accounts received from the different ports on the
English coast, report one of the severest hurricanes on re-
cord for many years to have been experienced on the night
of the 25th and morning of the 26th inst. The damage
sustained by the shipping is very extensive. The accounts
at present received refer almost exclusively to the vessels
engaged in the coasting and continental trade.
YARMOUTH, Oct. 26.—The Ocean schooner, of Roches-
ter, is ashore at Caistor. Lifeboat remains with her. Tho
Four Sisters schooner, of London, is in the Roads, with
the Lowestofft lifeboat near her.
LOWESTOFFT, Oct. 26.—A schooner parted from her
anchor and drove on the Holm Sands. Crew saved by the
lifeboat and taken to Yarmouth.
WEVENHOLE, Oct. 26.—1 t has been blowing a very
heavy gale from S.E. to S.W. and W.S.W.
LONDON, Oct. 27.—A vessel of large size, with masts
gone and deck off, was seen ashore on the Shingles yester-
day morning by the Holland steamer.
MARGATE, Oct. 26.—The Abba, schemer, of Poole, is
supposed to be wrecked in liino•sale Bay.
PENZANCE, Oct. 26.—The Pearl, wrecked at St. Agnes;
crew saved.

PLYMOUTH, Oct. 26.—The Cuba, Whitby, total wreck
on Winliston beach ; also another vessel ; 12 men drowned.
FREDERICKSHAVEN, Oct 26.—The Mina, from Hartle-
pool, struck.against the pierhead; much damaged; must
discharge.
DARTMOUTH, Oct. 26.—A violent gale.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 26.—The Ocean Ranger, Bombay to
London, with loss of rudder, was spoken 14th inst. 40 N.,
27 W.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.—The White Star, at anchor off
New Ferry, has mizenmast sprung. Wind more moderate
from W.S.W.

HARrLEPOOL,,Oct. 26.—The Severn, of West Hartle-
pool, is on shore. The Eleanor brig, and Alicea, of Whitby,
were driven between the piers and the grooves, and are
likely to become wrecks. The Hawkhill brig, of Whitby,
has been driven on the Black Rocks, and will be a wreck.
DOVER, Oct. 26.—The Primer Geier, of Santander, for
Cuba, went on shore last night, and will be a total wreck.
Master, cook, and a boy drowned ; cargo being saved. A
timber 'laden barque is at anchor dismasted in Hythe Bay.
A tug will proceed to her assistance.
PORTLAND, Oct. 26.—The Hope of Weymouth, has re-
ceived considerable damage, having been cast upon the
inner side of the breakwater.
ST. DAVID'S, Oct. 26,—The Martha of Neath drove from
her moorings in Whitesand Bay, inside of St. David's Head,
and has become a total wreck, crew saved. The Orion, of
Port Madoc, has also bc ea lost; no account of crew.
BLYTII, Oct. 26.—The Black Agnes, of Leith, Stockton,
to the. Tyne, drove ashore at this place during the gale,
crew and stores landed, and cargo thrown over to save
he hull.

SUNDERLAND, Oct. 26.—A gale came on last night, dur-
ing which the Juno schooner, of Scarborough, and the Fre-
derick William schooner, of Lynn, came on shore here.
Some damage has been done to the shipping in the harbour.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 26.—1 t has blown a gale all last
night and this day from S. to W. 9 p.m. More moderate
wind W.N.W.

RYE, Oat. 26.—The Caroline brig; of Christiansund, got
ashore near Dungeness, yesterday, and went to pieces.
Three of the crew drowned. The Isabella brig, of Sunder-
land, also went ashore and went to pieces ; crew saved.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 26.—A schooner is reported lost at
Berryhead, with all hands.
BIDEFORD, Oct. 26.—The Eleanor, Cardiff to Liverpool,
drove ashore on NOrthern Burrows, this morning; cargo
landing.
CARDIFF, Oct. 26.—The Blanch, of Bridgwater, drove
ashore during the gale, at the entrance of the harbour,
filled, and sank; crew saved.
HARTLEPOOL, Oct. 26.—The Mecca, and another ves-
sel wills coals, aro likely to become wrecks. The Medora
is a complete wreck. Duke of York, Lord llawkesbury,
and Jane are all damaged, The Margaret, of Colchester,
lost mainmast, bowsprit, &c., and several others lost yards,
bowsprit, &c. The following were driven on the Maple-
beds, some above high-weer mark, all of which received
more or less damage from collision with each other :—The
slo' Trio, of fWh
Whitstableit hJ;
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Whitby
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Happy Family, of Whitby; Robinson, and the Margaret,
of this port ; and _A uguste, of Lynn. The Atlas, and
Isab,lla, of Whitby, and the Ann, of Stockton, arc on shore.
SALCuMBE, Oct. 26.—Yesterday, at 2 p.m., it blew a
strong gale, several vessels putting in with damage to bul-
wark.,-,, sails, spas, sze. At 8.30 p.m. wind shifted to N.W.,
when it blew a hurricane. At S a.m. this morning, the
Thistle, brigantine, went ashore on Mont Sands, an will
become a total wreck—crew saved. Five other vessels are
on shore in this bay breaking up : can only hear of one per-
son being saved, which is the master (Delby) of the R.ese of
Paelstow. The Marlborough, barque, from Baltimore, struck
on Redcluse last night and became a total wreck in a quar-
ter of an hour—crew saved, with the exception of the pilot
and second mate.