The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING- INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 6.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Caroline, from Jamaica ;
Arminius, Dantzic ; Eindracht, do. ; Gothenburg, Gothen-
burg ; Vere, Jamaica • Canoe, Buenos Ayres ; lonia, Mar-
sala • Clarence, Seville ; Palmyra, Bs.rbadoes ; Samson,
Port au Prince and Gonaives ; City of London, Dunkirk ;
Belgium, Ostend ; Reliance, Guernsey ; Fairy Queen,
do. ; Stockton, Guernsey ; Jubille, do. ; Joseph, Guern-
sey; Eliza Sharp, Antigua; William, Jamaica; Skalany,
St. Kitt's ; John and Jane, Brussels and Antwerp ;
Hamburgh ; Soho, Havre; Agincourt, Calcutta and Cape
of Good Hope.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Christiana,
for New York Panope, Genoa ; Emer, Newport, St.
Thomas's, and St. Croix ; John Bunyan, Calcutta, and
Cape of Good Hope ; Belgium, Ostend ; City of London,
Dunkirk ; Gity of Boulogne, Boulogne ; Countess of Lens-
dale, Hamburgh ; Neptune, Cherbourg ; Margaretha,
Hamburgh ; Forfarshire, Bombay ; Alfred, Alicante ;
Tongataboo, Port Philip ; Eliza Sharp, Antigua ; Nevo
Burhoven, Elsinore and Memel ; Enchantress, Nantes.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Driving Mist,
for Rio Janeiro ; Neptune, Cherbourg ; Sunbeam, Quebec
and Montreal ; John Bitson, Hobart Town ; Monarch,
New Zealand ; British Empire, Sierra Leone; Flech,
Ghent ; Baron Osy, Antwerp ; Batavier, Rotterdam ;
Enchantress, Nantes ; Earl of Auckland, Rotterdam ;
Lord John Rus.ell, Harlingen • Albion, Boulogne ; City
of London, Dunkirk ; Triton, oalais ; Melbourne, Belize
and Honduras ; Woodcock, New York.

DEAL, MAY 7.
Arrived and Passed—The Rookery, from Colombo ; the
Electra, from Grenada ; the Emigrant, from Callao ; the
Isabella, from Cape Coast Castle ; the Zephyr, from An-
tigua ; the Jan Vesser, from Falmouth ; the Plarten, from
Tobago ; the Castle Lacklan, from Manzanilla ; the Calder,
from Guayaquil ; the Arab, from Porto Rico ; the Elspeth,
from St. Lucia; the Pallas, from Oporto; the barque
Union, from the westward—all for London.

Arrived and anchored—The Hermin Queridas, from
London for Bilboa ; the Prometheus, from London for
Cadiz ; her Majesty's brig Waterwitch, from the west-
ward.

Sailed—Her Majesty's ship Fox, for the westward, in
tow; the French war-ship Trident, for the Baltic.
Put Back The Harbinger, No. 61 transport-ship, for
Malta ; the brig Demerara, from London for Demerara,
proceeded to Harwich to stop a leak.
The French line-of-battle ship Duperre, 82 guns, arrived
in the Downs this day from Brest, and fired a salute, which
was responded to from Walmer Castle. On anchoring she
got into, collision with tha barque West, from London, for
Batavia, and did considerable damage to her rigging anti
spars, which will compel her to return to the river in tow
of a steam-tug to repair damages

LIVERPOOL, MAY 7.
The Red Jacket, hence to Melbourne, was passed on
Friday, at 10 a.m., between Bardray and Tuskar, in tow
of the steam tug Constitution.
The Lady Faulkland, from Apalachicola, arrived here
to-day, with loss of bowsprit, head, cutwater, &c., and
making water, having run against an iceberg in lat 42,
long. 46, during thick weather. On the 20th of April she
passed a large quantity of wreck, and several seamen's
chests.

QUEENSTOWN, May 6.—The Russian barque Argo, from
Cardenas, for Liverpool, has been brought in a prize to a
revenue cutter.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH

The Henry Hood, April 22, in lat. 48 N., long. 40 W.
Enterprize, of New York, steering W., April 7, in lat.
48 N., long. 23 W.
North Briton, barque, of Southampton for Quebec, with
loss of topmast and jibboom, April 24, in lat. 41 N., long.
21W.

Eliza, barque, of Glasgow, Aracan to Liverpool, in lat
7 S., long. 15 W.

The flu (Swedish brig), outward bound, 29th, on the
Line, lat. 23 W.

The Sophia (Swedish brig), from Callao, 3d April, lat. 9
N., long. 34 W.
The Rookery (barque), from Table Bay to London, 26th,
lat. 43 N., long. 24 W.
The Phantom (schooner), outward bound, 27th, lat. 44
N., long. 24 W.

The 'ylph, 7th Feb., Straits of Sunda, the Toronto the
same day. . _

The Ingleboro, from Bombay to Liverpool, 17th March,
lat. 3O S.,long. 9 E.

Tha Serena-, from Chili to Swansea, 21st April, lat. 29
N., long. 45 W. •
The Robert, barque, from Singapore to Trieste, lat. 1
N., long. 21 W.
The Dunbar, Ist May, lat. 44 N., long. 9 W.
The Emma, outward bound, 3d.

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