The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARert 6.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Triton, from Gravelines ;
Mina, Leer ; Amy, Rotterdam ; Lady Elizabeth, do. ;
Alicia, Antwerp ; John and Jane, Brussels • Elizabeth,
Antwerp ; Maria and Jane, do. ; James, do. ; Active,
Havre ; Faith, Fernando Po, &c. ; Victoria, Middlefort ;
Sarah, Antwerp ; Fortunate, do. ; Johanna, do. ; Sut.-
cliffe, do. ; Ysabel Segunda, Santander ; Venus, Alexan-
dria ; Royal Sovereign, Charente i • Triton, Galatz ; Wm.
Francis, Dunkirk ; Ryswigh, Rotterdam ; Mary Mon-
tague, do. ; Naiad, Trinidad ; Amelia, Rouen ; Marshall,
Barnett, Rotterdam; Marie, Oporto; and the usual Con-
tinental steamers.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Britannia,
for Buenos Ayres ; Favourite, Algoa Bay ; New Express,
Trinidad ; Lucy, do. ; Margaretha, Dautzic , Pehr, Elsi-
nore ; Ysabel Segunda, Santander ; Torrent, Port Philip ;
Demense, Carthagena, Alicante, and Barcelona ; Glasgow,
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Alma, Dantzic ; Cape of
Good Hope, Malta, and Constantinople; Flying Childers,
Elsinore ; Naiad, Trinidad ; and the Continental steamers.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.--The Gwain Maid,
for Corfu and Patras ; Ruby, Mogadore ; Ann Peal,
Memel ; Queen Esther, Antigua; Mary, Fernando Po ;
William, Leer.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 6.
The Dreadnought, steam-tug, has arrived from Wexford,
with wrecked goods ex Niagara.
The Robert Preston, from Charente, laden with brandy,
and lying in the Prince's Dock, took fire last night, which
did considerable damage to the cabin before it was extin-
guished.

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, March 3.—The Orleans, front
Liverpool to New Orleans, which was towed in here on
the Ist, having capsised, after striking on the Calf of Man,
has grounded in three fathoms water, and lies on her beam
ends, with only a small part of her stern above water. It
is expected that her chain, spars, and rigging will be re-
covered, and that she may be got further in—her poop
deck is gone, and she has a largo hole in her bows.
BREMEN, March I.—The Napoleon (barque), apparently
French, abandou,d by her crew, was seen adrift off Arne-
land, Feb. '24.

NORDEN, Feb. 27.—The Flora (Hamburg sloop), which
was stranded on the Island of Juist in 1836, and sub-
sequently embedded in the Sand, has been washed out of
the sands, and the portion of her cargo not saved at the
time, consisting of salted provisions in casks, and rolls of
linen, has been thrown up.
FYULLA (DUNDRUM BAY) March 4.—The Charles Hum-
bertsen, from Liverpool to Boston, ran on shore yesterday
morning, between the Cow and Calf Rocks and Craigaiu,
and lies in a dangerous position ; passengers expected to
land at high water.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 16.—The Henrietta (Finnish
vessel), with a cargo of linseed, is reported wrecked in the
ice at Kertch, and accounts have been received of other
wrecks on the European side of the Black Sea, above Cape
Carabonrnee, Medea, &c., supposed to be Greeks, with
grain, from the Sea of Azoff; the weather has been very
bad ; a steamer had gone up to render assistance.
The Laura, from Grangemouth to Alexandria, is reported
to have been lost on the French coast, and is supposed to
have been the vessel referred to in the Dunkirk paragraph,
18th February. A vessel of from 700 or 800 tons, laden
with wood, was passed, disniasted and abandoned, on the
17th February, in lat. 45 N., long. 11 W., by the Augus-
tine, arrived at Nantes.

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VESSELS SPOKEN .
The Carus, from Calcutta to Genoa, DecWITH. 11, lat. 24 S.,
long. 64 E.
The Acme, from Calcutta for Boston, 21st, lat. 3 S.,
long. 41 E.
The Luconia, from Mauritius, same day.
The David. Malcolm, from Calcutta to Boston, Jan. 5,
The Mangalore, from London to Melbourne, on the Line,
long. 18 W.
The Marlborough, from London to Port Philip, 24th,
lat. 1 N., long. 19 W.
The Varuoon, from Dundee to Sydney, N.S.W., 27th,
lat. 4 N., long. 20 W.
The Jane (schooner), of Perth, standing S., 28th, lat. 5
N., long.'2l W.
The Guiding Star, froth Liverpool to "Melbourne, Feb.
27, 141, 49 N. , 1c0g,13 W.