The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-14 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

SEIZURE OF FOREIGN VESSELS EY RUSSIA.
The following is an extract of a letter received at Lloyd's,
from their agent at Galatz, dltted th e 30th of March
" There is nothing precise known about the war opera'
tions on the other side of the Danube. All the vessels in
Sulina, it appears, have been sequestrated by the Russian
Government. The mouth there is barricaded by two strong
chains, in consequence of the appearance outside of en°,
English and one French steamer, that were sounding there:
Judging, after Lord Clarendon's circular, I think that alc'i
vessels coming out of the Danube will be captured, an
declared as good prizes (I mean the cargoes), and if 61
escape into the Black Sea, it is quite certain that they win
bo stopped at .konstantinople for the wants of that place.

CUSTOII-lIOTJSE, Armr, 13.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Aurora, from St. Michael's,
Thea, Gravelines ; Concordia, Westran ; Jonge Itintjt,
Worcurn ; Mercury, Bremon ; Bauca, Havre ; Marl.
Sparkes, Mauritius ; Tamarac, Emden ; Caroline, Grenada'
Karen Marthea, Lauvig, ; itensina, Leer ; Emperor,
•
mein ; Parthian, Odessa; Z waantina, Groningen.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR. LOADING.—The No. for
Geelong , Achilles,' Port P. I;l2ip ; Apollene, Bermuda'
Alice, Antwerp; Duncan, Bt. rbadoes ; G eelon •
bourne ; Jane Cockerill, Gallipoli ; Lusitania, Lisbon,
Melbourne, Belize and Honduran ; Mercury, Bronen;
Sultana; Trinidad ; Wellesley, Calcutta ; Familiens Raab,
Copenhagen ; Jessica, Born hay.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Emma. for
Sydney ; Agricola, do. ; Antjo and Jausje, Naples;
ciosa, Memel ; John Knox, Cape of Good Hope ; Gladiator!
Mauritius ; Unity, Algoa Bay ; Mary Lyon, Ferrel and
Codiz; Malvina, St. Croix ; lmmanuel, Harburgh ;
taat
narch, Bombay; Hendrik Hudson, New York;
Dodrecht, Dort ; Vesta, Oporto.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 13.
The Susan E. Ho,-. ell, and the schooner Nymph, lveeril
in collision last night in the river, when the latter lost ,
boat, and had her larboard quarter damaged.
The Shamrock (s), from Havre, in coming up the riverr'
ran into the barque White Cloud, at anchor in the rive
and carried away the latter's bowsprit, and head.

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WISBY, March 27.--On the 23rd and 24th of Mar„ „a
three Swedish steamers of war (the Gefle, Thor,
Balder) arrived at Siltohamn with the first transp!)r'ex".
troops. On the 30th another transport of troops la No
pected from Carlskrona by the same steamers of war. '1
Russian ships of war have been seen in the neighbour
of Gottland.
Mour,mErN, Feb. 10.—The Millman from Troon and
Aden, which arrived Jan. 16, has been 'hauled on the hard
to have.her bottom examined, and is now loading at Al
herst. The Salisbury. hence from Great Britain, which
put back previous to Nov. 18, with damage, after being °n
shore, has been sold.
SINGAPORE, March 4.—The Russian barque Ivan, fr°°
Hartlepool to Singapore, struck on a sunken rock, off,tbi:
north-east coast of Banko, Tangong Raje S.S.W., and In
now ashore at Tangong Radja, with four feet of water'
her hold. Assistance has been rendered. The Veroalit
from Hong Kong to San Francisco, put in here the, ,:auji
of February, very leaky, having beea on shore in the COI
seas.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 30.—The Nautilus, frol
_
Odessa, which was on shore near Ingerboroun (BOA -a
San Georgio), 20th of March, is a complete wreck, ellA
but little of the cargo has been got out in an undanogi
state ; the remainder is being fished out of the hold, an
sold immediately. Another English vessel, uame.,liti.
known, with a cargo of grain, is on shore near the lb.
tilus ; lighters have been sent to her assistance, and
weather being moderate, it is expected she may soon biv
afloat.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Voltanon, French ship, from Cardiff to Pent°
Fob. 10, lat. 1 N., long. 93 E.
The Queen Victoria, of Plymouth, from Savaniob'
April 3, lat. 49 N., long. 22 W.
The Oldenburg, from Jamaica to Bremen, April 7
49 N., long. 24 W. ,