The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-16 00:00:00

CIISTOM-HOUSE-MARCH 15.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Nonpareil, from St. Michael's;
Lionne and Lion, Gravelines ; Wilberforce, Hamburgh ;
Amor, Ghent ; Oriental, Sydney ; Two Brothers, Rouen ;
Emerald, Messina ; Eliza, Demerara ; Melchior, Trieste ;
Julia Pepita, Havannah • Isaac, Dantzic ; Panama, Hobart
Town ; Duke of Lancaster, Mauritius ; Lady Kennaway,
Calcutta ; Isabella Hercus, Mauritius ; Mary Ann, Lisbon ;
Georgina, Mauritius.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—Lady Bird, for
Geelong ; Ravensbourne, Antwerp ; Seine, Boulogne ;
Leontine, Bremen ; Jesns, Havannah ; Tiger and Wilber-
force, Hamburgh • Panama, Hobart Town ; Excel, Ant-
werp ; Esperance;Rouen ; Catharina, Elsinore ; Chrysalis,
Madras • Rubicon, Kurrachee ; City of Paris, Boulogne ;
Samuel Bernard, Rouen ; Treasure, Port Philip ; Menam,
Sydney ; King Alfred, Bermuda.
CLEARED OTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Geertina, for
Wolgast • Truth, Brussels ; Juno, Sydney ; Immanuel
and Sjaiae, Hamburgh • Panther, Ostend; Neptune,
Hamburgh ; Concordia, 'Rotterdam ; Seine, Boulogne ;
Menai, Calais ; Ceres, Rotterdam.

LIVERPOOL, March 15.—The barque Wenham, arrived
yesterday from Baltimore, had a portion of her cargo
(wheat) pumped up, having experienced very bad weather,
which caused her to leak.

CUXHAVEN, March 12.—The George Canning, from New
York to Hambnrgh, is on shore on Sand Reef, and lies in
a dangerous position.
HALIFAX, March 3.—The Winchester, from Liverpool
to New York, was assisted in here, Feb. 28, with consider-
able damage, having encountered a severe gale Feb. 20.
SHOREHAM, March 13.—The Georges (French smack),
from Cherbourg, in attempting the harbour to-day at half
ebb, went ashore at the back of the West Pier, where she
now lies.

SALONICA, Feb. 24.—1 t blew a heavy gale at E.S.E., on
the 19th and 20th, which did considerable damage to the
small craft, barges, buoys, and stores near the shore, and
several vessels are reported to have been lost on the coast ;
several vessels drove from their anchors, and much valu-
able property was saved by the prompt and able assistance
rendered by the captain of the Turkish brig of war,
Kevsefer.

CALCUTTA, Feb. s.—The Governor Higginson, loaded
for London, was totally destroyed by fire, at Madras,
Jan. 25. .

HONG KONG, Jan. 28.—The Bangalore, from Port Philip
to Shanghai, put in here Jan. 18, after being well to the
north of Shanghai, when for twenty-six days she encoun-
countered a series of gales from N. to N.E., which drove
her to the southward.

QUEENSTOWN, March 14.—A ship, with masts and bow-
sprit gone, and supposed to be waterlogged, was passed,
March 4, in lat. 40 N., long. 10 W., by the Science, ar-
rived here.

PARIS, March 15.—The St. Privat put into Carlo Forte,
after having broken her chains, and coming in contact with
two French vessels, was thrown on the rocks on the coast,
on the night of the 24th of February ; crew saved. The
Henriette Armandine, of Rouen, which put into Bahia on
the sth of January, had received damage, having touched
the Bar in leaving the river Cotinginba, and would pro-
bably be condemned.
ELSINORE, March B.—The Sound is constantly filled with
drift ice, and is sufficiently strong to impede the naviga-
tion. The Borussia, of Memel, an the Thetis, of Born-
holm, drifted past Cronberg Castle in the ice to-day.o
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.—The Marie Laurie, of Marseilles,
went ashore on Pemba Island, east coast of Africa, Nov.
14, and became a total wreck. The Italy, from New
Orleans, for Genoa, was fallen in with, abandoned, in lat.
32, long. 79, Feb. 15, by the Thales, Gardner, arrived
here ; the Italy had been on shore on Manilla Reef, Feb.
24. A French brig, laden with coffee, was lost on Man-of-
War Key, Abaco, previous to Feb. 12. Fears are enter-
tained respecting the Fairy, Holbrook, for this port, which
has been out 115 days, from Gibraltar. The Susannah,
from St. Domingo to this port, which put into Nassau,
N.P., Jan. 29, leaky, has discharged her cargo, and has
commenced repairs.
CAGLIARI, March s.—The Robert Moffatt, of and from
Newcastle' for Calvi, was stranded at Porto Paglia, on the
west coast of this island, Feb. 25 ; crow (except the chief
mate) drowned ; cargo expected to be saved, and perhaps
the hull of the vessel. The Contractor, Stewart, cleared
at Demerara, Nov. 2, for London, and has not since been
heard of.