The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEW LIGHTHOUSE ON LOOPHEAD, WEST COAST OF
IRELAND.
The Corporation for preserving and improving the Poi
of Dublin give notice that a new lighthouse has been,.
erected on Loophead, County Clare, at the north side of
the mouth of the river Shannon, from which a light will
be exhibited on the evening of the Ist of May, 1854, and
which thenceforth will be lighted during every night froiO
sunset to sunrise.

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 8.
ENTRRED INWARDS.—The Triton, from Cadiz ; and two
Continental steamers.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Historia, for
Adelaide, S.A., Port Philip, and Sydney ; Borden Frede'
ricke, Stettin ; Shannon, Malta ; Ocean Queen, Bombay,
Friendschaft, lamburgn ; Pijarety Mesr, Alexandria.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The James Gibbs,
for Bombay ; Sea Nymph, Hobart Town • Guanche, Tens'
rife; Penguin, St. Thomas and Navy 'Bay ; Memento,
Newfoundland ; Lancastrian, Hong Kong and Canton;
Clydeside, Melbourne ; Rodrigo, Seville; Arabella, Trieste;
Queen of Sheba, Madras.

LEITH, March 6.—Arrived the Commerce, from Callao ;
Lady Shelburne, do.; Renovation, St. John's N. 8.; Orion,
Charente; Vrouw, Harlingen; Balmoral (s.s.), Rotterdam.
Sailed the Copse, for Jamaica.
ANTIGUA, Feb. 12.—The Minnie put in here in distress,
J.sn. 2, having struck on the north side of the island the
night before—she had been hove down, and half of her
cargo (oats) has been sold.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—The Chancey Jerome, jun., from
Havre, which . went ashore here, Jan. 14, has been abair
cloned, and is expected to go to pieces in a few days—cargo
mostly removed, except the iron. The Eliza barque (en:
other account says Feliga) from Bristol to Mobile, passe°.
Falmouth, Jan. 11, and reported all the crew sick with
fever, the vessel was under easy sail, not having hands
sufficient to enable her to carry a spread of canvas.
BOSTON, Feb. 23.—The Garland (British brig) from St-
John's, N.8.,'t0 Porto Rico, went ashore on the Egg Rock,
between Petit Nienen and Beaver Islands, Feb. 14, and
was expected to become a wreck—crew saved, and part of
cargo in a damaged state.
BELIZE, Feb. 3.—The cargo (mahogany and log wood)
per Russia, for Liverpool, which was wrecked on the Sand'
bore, Jan. 25, has been saved and will be reshipped.
CALLAO, Jan. 24.—The England's Queen, from Chincha,
and the Amazon, from California, got aground at the en-
trance of this port, but have since got off, and came into
pat 15th Jan.

SAVANILLA, Feb. s.—The Haidee got on shore on the
24th January, outside the bar, and sailed for Carthage],"
to bo hove down.
PORTSMOUTH, March 7. The -United Kingdom, frosty
Southampton to Sunderland, has come into harbour to
repair, having been struck by a 32-pound shot from the
fleet exercising at Spithead.
MATANZAS, Feb. 4.—The Constellation, which arrived
here February 10, from Havana, with molasses, for the
Clyde, got aground on entering the port, but has been eve
mined, and may proceed without danger.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Boston Light, from New Orleans to Liverpool, Fab.
6, off Matanilla Reef.
The Edward (ship), of Boston, from New York to Mel-
bourne, Jan. 3, lat. 6 S., long. 32 W.
The Mongolia, from Bristol to New Orleans, Jan. 12,
lat. 44 N., long. 14 W.
The Penelope (British brig), for Antigua, Feb. 8, tat'
25 N., long. 61 W.
An American ship, supposed the F. W. Brune, steering
west, from Calcutta to Boston, Dec. 24, lat. 34 S., long.
29 E.