The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-23 00:00:00

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CUSTOM HO USI4:, MARCH 22.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Mettina, from Hamburgh ;
Adinter, Kiel; Etta Hendrika, Norden; Aurora, Stral-
sund; 21st Marz, Fohr; Felmern, Felmern; Johannes,
Minde • Hudkswall, Droningen ; Droback Norma, Ro-
stock; 'lmmanuel, Rustringerserl ; Tina, Domerseil ; Mag-
dalene, Hommerseil ; Marie Christine, Fedderwarderseil ;
Delphine Elise, Havre; Solo, Gottenburg ; C. H. Brookel-
man, Stettin ; Germania, Stralsund ; Rapid, do. ; Ar-
cona, do.; Annette, Ditzurn ; Anne Catherine Norden;
Theodore, Nykjobing ; Leo, Norderschleuse ; Catherine,
Carolinenseil ; Rasmus, Royer ; Preciosa, Frederickstadt ;
Martha, Lubeck; Johannes, Copenhagen ; Christianhaab,
Odense; Titania, Hamburgh ; De Vredo, Bremen • Mau-
Korsoer; Tre Sodskende, Sondersburgh ; 'Catha-
rine Groningen ; Christine Huggins, Schiedam ; Orion,
Stralsund; Wilhelm, do. • Louvina, Emden : Anne Maria,
Aalborg ; Amazon, Stubbeckjobing ; Catherine, Wismar ;
Frederick Wilhelm, Eckinforde ; Au Rostock Ransewitz, do. ; Marie Catherine, Nykiobg ing ;uste, Danneborg,; Saxkiobing ; Mette Elizabeth, Nykiobing ; Gefion, Kor-
soer ; Achilles, Wyck ; Bernadotte, Landscrona ; Forti,
tude, Antwerp ; Anna Catharine, Landscrona; Hilda,
nedolla. ; Ingeborg, do. ; Johanna, do. ; Sophia, do. ; Petro-
, do. ; Wayshafen, do. : Minerva, Droback.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Fortunate,
for Valencia ; Novo Viaganti, Madeira • Union, Altona ;
Jane Cockerill, Malta • St. Croix, Ba;badoes ; Azorian,
Gibraltar and Marseilles ; George Robinson, Trinidad ;
Caroline Elizabeth, Colombo ; Hobe Christiana, &c. ;
Temperance, Genoa ; Auguste and Melino, Sydney ; Ra-
phael, Sydney.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Deslandes, for
Ambrez ; G. 0. Bigelow, Nassau; John and Jane, Ant-
werp.

GRIMSBY, March 20.—The Fairy, of and for Yarmouth,
from Sunderland, arrived hero to-day, with damage; had
been driven foul of, while at anchor in the Hawke Roads,
by the Union (foreign schooner.)
MEMEL, Marcb, 18.—Weather fine ; wind light at east ;
during the night, 4 deg. frost ; 15 feet on the bar.
FISHGUARD, March 21.—The Thomas, of Cardiff, Liver-
pool to Cork, Teas obliged to beach here yesterday, having
cut away her foremast, &c., about fcur miles off Cardigan
Head.
BOSTON, March 6.—The Arvum, which arrived at St.
Thomas's on the 12th of February, was bound to this port,
and required repairs. Five bales of cotton, marked 1, in
a black diamond, were picked up, on the 26th of February,
in lat. 35 N., long. 72 W.
SWAN RIVER.—The Nancy (Norwegian), from Hong
Kong, bound to Melbourne,
which put in here on the 26th
of December, has sold part of cargo, and will discharge.
NEW YORK, March 7.—The Mary Dale, arrived at Phi-
ladelphia, was in contact, on the let of March, in lat. 37
N., long. 37 W., with the F. W. Brune, from Calcutta
to Boston, and lost her jibboom, &c., and was otherwise
damaged.
MAYAGUEZ, Jan. 27.—The Linda, Pernambuco to Ge-
noa, put in here, Jan. 24, leaky, has discharged her cargo,
part of which ii damaged, and has been surveyed and con-
demned.
REMERARA, Feb. 25.—The British Isles, London to this
port, which was on shore on the west coast of Essequibo,
near Port Lima, Jan. 20, was got off Feb. 1 after di's-
charting the greater part of her cargo, and came into this
river on the 14th.
VALPARAISO, Jan. 3L—The Nueva Granada (steamer)
has returned from an unsuccessful cruise in Smith's Chan-
nel, at the west outlet of Magal en's Straits, in search of
the British steamer Perlita, which was supposed to have
been seen in that neighbourhood in September, and has
not since been heard of. It is feared that she is lost with
all hands.

OL, ARCH 22.
The Premier, henceLIVERPO to Gib ialtaM
r, put into Holyhead, 21st
inst., with loss of rudder and one of the crew washed over-
board.
The Crown, hence to Jamaica, has put into Queenstown,
seven days out, having been run into by a ship, name un-
known, off Tuskar, on the 18th inst.
The Mary Ann. from New Orleans, at Londonde2Ty,
with part of cargo thrown overboard.
The Rosins from New Orleans, for the Clyde at Belfast.
The Jenny Jones, from Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro, t
Queenstown.
The Roe, from Benin, at Queenstown, for this port.
The Louisa Munro, hence to Bay of Fundy, with salt,
put into Queenstown, March 20, leaky.
The Admiral De Winter, hence at Harlingen.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Arcadia, bound west, March 19 off Cape Cl.
The Petronella, Bombay to London,, Jan. 6, lat.ear 33 S.,
long. 29 E.
The India, Manilla to Queenstown, Feb. 15, lat. 4 :M.,
long. 23 W.
The Trimountaine, New Orleans to Liverpool, Feb. 18,
30 miles N.E. of Florida Reef.
The Cerro Gordo, New Orleans to Liverpool, Feb. 21,
lat. 25 N., long. 80 W.
The George A. Hopley, Charleston to Liverpool, March
2, lat. 34 N., long. 76 W.
The Henry Hobman, outward bound, March 10, lat. 38
N., long. 9 W.
A large iron steamer, with troops, bound east, March
12, lat. 36 N., long. 5 W.
Tho Gem, March 14, lat. 37 N. long 9 W.
A paddle-wheel steamer, boundsouth, March 14, lat. 49
N., long. 10 W.
The Mangalore, London to Melbourne, Jan. 29, lat. 9
S., long. 25 W.