The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-11 00:00:00

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-

CUSTOM HOUSE, FEB. 10.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Maria, from Seville ;
queta, Denia; Jonge Renjee, Worcum ; David, Callao ;
Caroline, do. ; Hoffning, Antwerp ; Elizabeth and Sara
Gothenburgh ; Zante Packet Packet, Ancona ; Demerara
Trinidad ; Mermaid, Messina ; John and Thomas, Leg •
horn ; Eagleswing, Denia and Calpo; Jenne Albert, Bar
deaux ; Wave, Medemblik.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Yldefoniss
for Bilboa ; Lord Wm. Bentinck, Valparaiso ; Gwain
Maid, Corfu and Patras; Argentina, St. Thomas; Era,.
Porto Rico ; Rosalie, Syra and Smyrna ; Penguin, St.
Thomas ; Tulloch Castle, Port Philip ; Tiber, Melbourne.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.— The Jane, for
Corfu, Zante, and Patras ; Jan de Witt, Payie.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 10.
The Lusitania (s s), from Monte Video, off Pwllhei, put
in for fuel. The Lusitania left Admiral Corry's squadron
at Lisbon, Feb. 4.
A vessel, bottom up, not coppered, was passed Feb. 1,
by the Lnsitania.
The Great Britain (s s), was to sail from Sydney, Nov.
19) and from Melbourne, De•c. 30, for Liverpool, via Cape
Horn and the Falkland Islands.
The E. Z , for New York, put into Belfast Lough yes•
terday, with loss of sails, and making a little water. The
E. Z. sailed from Liverpool Jan. 18, after putting back.
The Argentina, tender to tho Liverpool and Brazil
steamer, struck on a sunken reef, Jan. 21, when leaving
Monte Video for 'Buenos Ayres, and is reported to have
been abandoned and sold.

HOLYHEAD, Feb 9.—Yesterday it blew a fresh gale from
the N.W., which continued to-day. Two steam tugs hare
arrived in the new harbour, ready, when the gale subsides,
to render assistance to the Bona Ventura, from Savannah,
on shore at Rhosnigyr ; the spars, sails, &c., cast on shore,
are being saved. The Eliza, of Waterford, from Cardiff
to Liverpool, with foretopmast carried away, and sails
blown to pieces, is at anchor close to the rooks near Aber-
fraw, near Caernarvon Bay, a steam tug will go to her as.
sistance as soon as the weather moderates.
GLASGOW, Feb. 9. The Agnes, of Dundee, bound to
Australia, with a general cargo, was wrecked' on Seals-
kerry, one of the Orkney Isles, during a gale on the 29th
January—crew saved ; portions of the wreck have come
ashore.
GOTHENBURG, Feb. I.—The Mary is reported to have
been totally lost near Lysekill. Jan. 29—crew saved.
The Charles Jones, of Liverpool, from Leith to Valpa-
raiso, was totally lost, with all hands, on the 31st of
January, during a hurricane from north-north-west to
north-west; no trace of cargo has been observed, but
portions of the hull, such as decks, lopsides, spars, &c.,
and a cask of wine have been found, but as no floors or
timbers have been seen, it is supposed that that the wreck
has not yet broken up. Some pieces of the ship's papers
have been picked up, which identified the vessel.
The Crescent, of Swansea, from Limerick to Glasgow, in
working up from Cliff Sound to Scalloway, on the 2d, of
February, struck the ground on a bar, but was got off the
same day, and is now at Scalloway, discharging cargo in a
damaged state.
The Dispatch (schooner), of Belfast, coal laden, got ashore
on the north-east end of Lady Isle, on the night of the 3d
of February. The crew were taken off by a tug from
Troon, and it is feared the vessel has gone to pieces.
A dismasted ship abandoned was fallen in with on the
24th January, during a heavy N.W. gale, in lat. 43 N.,
long. 47, by the Commonwealth, arrived in the Downs,
which vessel lost during her passage, two top sails, water
casks, and had bulwarks stove.
The Steven Lurmann, from the Texel to Liverpool, got
in contact with the Eliza Morrison, from Callao to London,
and lost both anchors and chains, and is in Dover-roads,
being supplied ; the latter received considerable damage.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Lord Dalhousie, for Calcutta, Nov. 9, lat. 14 S, long.
87 E.
The Prompt, Grangemouth to Melbourne, Jan. 3, lat. 1
N, long. 21 W.
The Typhoon, from London to Bombay, Jan. 4, lat. 2 N,
long. 23 W.; Hyderabad, from London to Adelaide, S.A.,
same day.
The Ann Miln, from Leith to Port Philip, January 6,
lat. 2 N., long. 22 W.
The Antoinette Maria, from London to Port Philip.
The America, from Cardiff, Jan. 10, lat. 7 N. long,
25 W.

The Ocean Eagle, bound South, lat. 11 N., long. 29 W.
The Ada, for Port Philip, Dec. 7, lat. 10 8. long. 28 W.
North Star (s.), for Melbourne, same day.
The Northern Light, 2 dis. pendant, (No. 9,163), steer.
ing west. lat. 20 N., long. 31 W.
The Flora Hastings (barque), steering to the south-west,
westward of Scilly.