The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

CUSTOM HOUSE, JAN. 5.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Talbot, from Leghorn ;
Volunteer, Smyrna ; Premier, Demerara ; Hannah and
Eleanor, Charente ; Chandenagore, Colombo ; Ariadne,
Taganrog ; Lconuo, Gravelines ; Resolute, Madras ; Rapid,
Wilmington ; Sophie, New York ; Worthy, Rio Janeiro ;
Fantome, Jamaica ; Gezina, Oporto ; Peter, Baltimore ;
Kate Swanton, New York ; Prodromio, Ibraela ; Fretheof,
Sekea ; Manetto, Salonioa. ; Leonard Dobbin, Quebec ;
Progress, Girgonte and Palermo ; Enigheden, Holbeck ;
Coquette, Venice ; Conservative, Archangel; Marie
Eulalie, Nantes ; Grape, Cephalonia ; Bayard, Quebec ;
Deptford, Taganrog ; Sarah, Leghorn ; Mayflower, Port
Adelaide ; Anniball, Taganrog ; Relampago, Alton ;
Father Matthew, Montreal.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Constance,
for Launceston ; Thomas Mitchell, Calcutta ; Saint Helda,
Melbourne ' • Fantome, Jamaica ; Schwann, Odessa ;
Hindostan, Adelaide.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO —The Joshua Bates,
for New York ; Friendship, Dunkirk ; Niagara, Leona ;
Helena Maria, Antwerp; Fortune, Odessa; Favourite,
Calais ; Speedwell, Havre ; Elizabeth, Ostend ; Arbolde,
Cardenas ; Belloca, Corfu, Zante, and Patras.

ANTWERP, Jan. 3.—The Emma, from Baltimore to
Amsterdam, was stranded near Kamperduin, 31st Dec.,
and would have to cut away her masts. The Veloz Ri-
cardo, from Monte Video to this port, put into Ferrol,
previous to the 18th Dec., very leaky, and would discharge.
The Hendric, from Batavia to Rotterdam, was on shore
near Reoesse, 31st Dec. ; a steamer would proceed to her
assistance.
BREMEN, Dec. 29.—The Weser, Light Vessel, No. 1, is
reported to have left her station at the entrance of this
river.
BREMERHAVEN, Jan. I.—The Leipzig (s), from Hull,
is quite beset in the ice near Imrum in this river, and it
will scarcely be possible to render her any assistance from
hence, the river being covered with drift ice as far as can
be seen. The Germania (s.), of Bremen from New York,
is high on the beach between the entrance to the old and
new dock, but safe from the ic
of about 800 tons
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ILFRACOMBE, Jan. 3.—A shp ,
loss of bowsprit and foretopmast, was seen Dec. 19, in lat.
49 N. and long. 16 W., by, the Etiwan Wicks, arrived
here, which also saw an English ship (new) of between 700
and 800 tons, with painted ports, and a Turk figurehead,
with poop extending to near the mainmast, on Dec. 23, in
lat. 49 N. and 16 W., with all hands at the pumps, but
made no signal for assistance.
FJELLBACKA, Dec. 21.—The Aeger, from Stockholm to
Newcastle, has put into Flaskon, with cargo shifted, and
part pumped up, after being twice off the English coast,
but obliged to put back in consequence of gales and con-
trary winds.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 14.—The Affgan (American ship),
from North America to Acapulco, has been lost off Cape
Horn—crew saved, and brought here by the British barque
Director.
BosToN, Dec. 21.—The Abby Pratt, from Calcutta to
Boston, went on shore, on the 16th December, on the
south side of Nantucket Shoals, and was abandoned, with
four feet water in her hold. She is supposed to have since
either broken up or to have drifted to sea, and perhaps
sunk, A brig, dismasted, was passed on the 10th Decem-
ber, in lat. 36, long. 74, by the B. L. swan, arrived at
Savannah—she was steering wildly, and was suddenly lost
sight of, and is supposed to have gone down.

TESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The A. H., of Wilmington, from Liverpool to Npw
York, with boats washed away, and short of provisions.
The Merlin, from Liv.3rpool to Australia, Nov. 8, lat. 4
S., long. 28 W.
The Granada, from New Orleans to Liverpool, Dec. 3,
lat. 32 N., long. 67 W.
The Arrow, of Lynn, for Bahia, Nov. 8, lat. 3 S., long.
24 W.
The Postboy (schooner), agtward bound, Nov. 16, lat.
8 N. long. 24 W.
The Mary (schooner), of Jersey, Doc. 10, Ist. 41 N.,
long. '3l W.
The Princess Louisa, from Moulmein to LondOni Dec.
28, Ist. 48 long, 17 W.