The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-18 00:00:00

INTELLIGEI
LINCOLN S PR.

ACCEPTANCES for the Li.
10 sovs. each. The highes
been raised, &c.

Yrs st lb
Warwick 5 8 7
Musician
Sir R. Trenchard 5 8 0
Odiharn 5 7 5
Prestige 5 7 5
Harp 5 7 0
Abdallah
Caurire
Presto
NEWMARKET SECON
SWEEPSTAKES of 25 sovs.
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• Yrs st lb
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Conmore
Gossamer ' 4 7 8
Bardolph
Father Thames

YORK SPRING MEETING.
THE FORCED FREE HANDICAP of 300 sovs. each did
not fill.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

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CUSTOM-ROUSE—MARCEI 17.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Baron, from Antwerp • Wil-,
liam Crew, Marans ; Bonne Marie, Nantes ; Providence,
Rouen ; Gertrude, Charente ; Slavianskif Constantinople ;
Veritas, Guernsey ; Rainbow, Rotterdam ;Howard, Laur-
lig ; Deborah, Rouen ; Isabel, do. 4 Dona Theresa, New
Orleans ; Apollo, Schiode ; Eburn, Dunkirk ; Arehimede,
Queen, Munsoorcottah ; Aluila, Havan-
Caen ; Twee Vrinden, Dantzic ; Heinrich,
Charente ; May
nah ; Mary,
Odessa ; Lagaginerie, Lucon ; Times, Odessa ; Industrie,
Christiansand ; Dieu de Portege, Dieppe • Swithamley,
Whainpoa ; Jens Hansen Lund, Leghorn ; William Gow-
land, Charente ; Victoria, Christiana ; Alamode, Leghorn ;
Livonia, Demerara ; Augustine Clara, Charente ; Yandew,
Oporto ; San Bruno, Torrevieja ; Earl of Auckland, Rot-
terdam .- Constitution, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Ge-
neral Sale, Singapore ; Marsala Girgente; Francis Henty,
Melbourne ; Renolna, Santander; Fame, Calais ; Sophia,
Calcutta ; Jeune Hermine, Charente ; Attwood, Rotter-
dam ; Salva Dora, Boston Emden ;Facto ; William and Rebecca, Calais ;
werp.
Lea,ry, Rotterdam ; Burgh Castle, Ant-
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Triton, for
Ostend ; Soho, Havre • Baron Osy, Antwerp ; Sea Witch,
Shanghai ; Patrick Henry, New York; George and Eliza-
beth, Rouen; Rupina, Baton and San Sebastian ; Albion,
Boulogne ;Earl of Auckland, Rotterdam ; Fame, Calais ;
Aurora, Sydney ; Celestial, Madras ; Hanover, Port Philip ;
Investigator, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Jovia Anita, Valencia
and Barcelona ; Emilie and Maria, Rouen ; Rainbow,
Rotterdam.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The John Bertram,
for Boston ; Brooking, St. John s, Newfoundland ; George
and Elizabeth, Rouen ; Margaret, Launceston ; Ganges,
Port Philip ; City of Paris, Boulogne ; Sally, Brussels ;
John Bull, Montreal ; Carrier, Mogadore ; Nora, Geelong
Montreal.
Stanhope, Melbourne ; Urania, Rouen ; City of Hamilta,;

The wreck of the brig Markland, with only foremast
and bowsprit, standing, having apparently been run into
by some vessel, was passed, Feb. 24, by the Jane, arrived
at Liverpool from New Orleans.
RIO JANEIRO, Feb. 14.—The Camada, from the Chinchas
Isles to the Chesapeake, put in here yesterday leaky.
DOUGLAS, 1.M., March 16.—The Castilian Maid arrived
here, after having been on the Scarlet Rocks, having mis-
taken the harbour light ,for the Calf light, and is dis-
chL arging.
AAILA.SH, March 15.—The Henry Holland (brig), from
the Clyde to St. John's, N. 8., went on shore at Corrygill
Shore, near this place ; should the weather keep moderate
the vessel may be got off.
of St. John's,
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warays May,
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driven on shore on
Rathlin Island yesterday morning—crew saved.
to California, sailed hence, Dec. 14, but
STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLES, Jan. s.—The Porcupine,
from Liverpool
but has just put back with floor-timbers broken and other
Pnairth'e vessel.
damage, having been on shore in the Straits of Magellan,
attempteddischarge
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brure The natives surrounded
tahnedmmaunsdt dh
BAHIA, Feb. 19.—The Scio, Rio Grande to Queens-
town, and put in here Feb. 5, leaky, has repaired, and will sail 21st for her destination. The Templar, Valparaiso to
chLiverpool, put in here Feb. 8, very leaky, and will dis-
arge.
GUERNSEY, March 15.—The side of a small vessel, sup-
posed to b e English, has been brought in here.
ANTWERP, March 16.—The iene, Stettin fr Mar-
seilles, has been stranded near the B
Island of Sardinia. The
two casks of brandy which were picked up Jan. 23, and
taken to Leith, have been ascertained to have been part of
the cargo of the Diederic, Hedenburg, which sailed from
Rochelle Nov. 10, for Boston,. and had not arrived
at the latter port Feb. 26.U.5., NEW YORK, March 2.—The Diedrich, Hedenberg, which
sailed from Rochelle, for Boston, is about two months out
of time, and was probably lost soon after her departure, as
two quarter casks of brandy, the mark of which corres-
ponded with those in a bill of lading of some brandies
shipped on board that vessel, were picked up Jan. 23, near
the Bay of Biscay, by the Gem, of Leith. See Antwerp
paragraph. A ship's binnacle, a sextant in wooden frame
Dr. Johnson's Comprehensive Dictionary, with the name
of John Bodinna, Jan. 1851, on the outside of the cover,
bound in cloth, a Prayer-book, same binding, and several
pieces of log line, &c., apparently having belonged to an
English vessel, were ofered for sale by the natives of Sav-
age Islands, in lat. 19 deg. 10 min. S., and long. 16 deg. 57
min. W., on the 27th Sept., 1852, to Comr. Vigini, while
heaving to off there.
MARCH s.—The Italy, New Orleans to Genoa, which
was abandoned Feb. 3, was seen on the 20th of the same
month in lat. 33 N. and. long. 77 W., with five or six men
on board, but who were without provision, by the Tenes-
see (schooner), arrived at Boston, which lay by for six
hours, but could render no assistance. The wreck of a
vessel sunk, the decks with spars alongside, bulwarks anti
rail gone, and apparently of about 200 tons, was passed
Feb. 24, on the western edge of the Gull Stream, Cape
whic
h
put W.N.W. The Fairy, Smyrna for Boston,
put into St. Thomas's Feb. 5, was leaking badly, and would
have to discharge.
ALMERIA, March B.—The Belmont, Carthagena to New-
castle, has been brought
in with damage, having been in
contact with a guards costa.
The Doris (not Dovre, as reported yesterday), from
Dantzic to London, passed the Sound Dec. 7, and has not
since been heard of.