The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-29 00:00:00

CIISTOII-HOUSE, APRIL 28.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Nancy Dawson, from St.
Michael's; Elsina Engelina, Rostock; George Lord, Gal-
lipoli and Naples ; Vouwarts, Wismar ; Frederik°, Stettin ;
Maria, Lokken ; Fancy, Dantzic ; Librator, Caravansara ;
Trekvogel, Almeira ; Pantaloon, Mauritius ; Union, Cadiz ;
Triton, Galatz ; Derwent, Hobart Town ; Scud, St.
Michael's ; Little Edmund, Stettin ; Julie, Rostock ;
Reindeer, Hamburgh ; Anita, Denia ; Eliza, Odessa;
Daring, Lisbon ; Christine Mary, Thisted.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Drie Gebroe-
ders, for Hambargh ; Alert, Havre and Rouen ; Elizabeth,
Dunkirk ; Hoppet, Gothenburg ; Nancy Dawson, Turk's
Island and Nassau ; Maria, St. Vincent ; Newport, Africa ;
Derwent, Hobart Town ; Monarch, New Zealand; Forti-
tude, Adelaide ; Gwalur, Singapore.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Accommoda-
tion, for Flensburg ; Behrendt', Memel ; Prometheus,
Cadiz ; Stad Dordrecht, Dordt ; Helen Baird, Sydney ;
Bulgersteyn, Port Philip; Candidate, Hamburgh.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 28.
The Albert steam-tug has aztved from Wexford, with
wrecked goods, ex Niagara.
The Abeona, Richardson, at Queenstown, last night,
from Hong Kong, with the crew of the American ship
Sterling, from Newport (Wales) to Savannah, laden with
iron, which foundered at sea in long. 40 W, and sunk.

BRIDLINGTON, April 27 Wind, N. by W., strong
Sailed—John and Mary,
f:il, from Middle'
r Hamburgh, after stopping a
lweaask.in TnnhnetaEnnit iwleitahndthAsitß_
eerolly, from sbro to Brest,
Port Madoc to
Newcastle ; the former immediatelyth sank, and two of her
crew were drowned ; the Berthoeltln.
CHARLESTON. y has put in here very
with her beams stove,
leaky, and
April B.—The Susan G. Owen, hence to
Liverpool, which back here leaky after striking ou the
Z
Ship bar, has been discharged,
and part of cargo, being
damaged, will be sold.
April 2?,.—0f the four Russian ships captured
MEAtEL,
and brought in here by the English, the followin , have
crews on oarl, viz., the
with English b .
sailed for England
John, Industrie, and Carl Magnus.
HAMBURG, April 25.—The catch of seals at Greenlanl is
reported to be good. On April 5 the Joanna Mayn, tho
Martha, and the English vessel Perseverance were at the
sealing grounds. The English brig Union was abandon, d
in the ice, but subsequently boarded by nine men of the
crew of Joanna Mayn, and carried into a port about three
miles from Christiansund, and will sail for Christiania.
ELSINORE, April 23.—The Seahorse, Urquhart, which
passed the port this morning, reports that an English war
steamer captured a barque and a brig under Swedish co-
lours off Trindelen on the 21st April ; took them in tow,
and proceeded northwards. '
April 24.—The English screw steamer of war Tribune,
which yesterday proceeded northward, returned in the .
afternokui after capturing a Russian bii; off Horeb, ck, ig.
l
now at anchor in the 1-,;ailatt.ari. The Po:aside vesselaon
the 21st April off Trindelen are the Aina, kbarque), Chi i:
oa
tienstad Nadeschda (brig), of Helsingfors. The seamen f
these vessels were landed here yesterday evening (nn,132.10.
role) by her Majesty's steamer. The Hecla proceeded t
the southward this morning.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
neitlab :tr,4l Zi.nhboth from London .to Melbourne.
116' M4ry Queen of ''cots, Liverpool to Melbourne.
The -Mississippi, Havre and Cardiff to Bombay, Jan. 13,
lat, 33 s,, lag. 17 W.