The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INT ELLIGE

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 9.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Leon, from Gravelinos ;
Leonne, do.; Carolinda, Cherbourg ; Bulgerstyn, Rotter-
dam ; Gladiator, Mauritius ; Gauges, Canton ; Patrick
Henry, New York; Gretina, Antwerp; Abasta, Wham'
poa ; Diadem, Madras and Cape, &c.; Osprey, Terceira ;
Nancy Dawson, St. Michael's ; Slater Rebow, do.; Ips-
wich Lass, do.; Damebod, Helsingboi g ; Mencius, Shang'
hai ; Princess Victoria, Alexandria; Antelope, New York•
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Unity, for
Antwerp ; Lucy, Trinidad ; Patrick Henry, New York;
Deslandes, A mbry ; Harriet Erving, Boston, U.S.;
teor, Adelaide ; Berbice, Barbadoes ; Maria Christina,
Santander ; Gla liator, Mauritius ; Hendrika Margaret*
Grand Canary ; Rysnyk, Melbourne ; Ambrosine, do.;
Eliza, Demerara ; Cornelia, Amsterdam ; Wharmir, War•
burg.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.— The Governor Mac'
lean, for Cape Coast Castle ; Child° Harold, Melbourne;
Ann, Dunkirk ; Cape of Good Hope, Malta, and Constan'
tinople ; Radical, Caen ; Brant, Launceston.

NEWHAVEN, March 9.—The Lady Eglinton (s), from
Liverpool to London, came on shore westward of the piers„
here in a fog, but got off with loss of rudder, and man
proceed. _ _
DUNDALK, March 6.—The Susanna, from Troon, in
coming in this evening, got on the North Ball. It is
likely she will remain there for some days, and should the
wind come from the southward, and blow hard, she reg
receive great damage.
HAMBURGH, March 6.—Yesterday it blew fresh at W
to N.N.W. To-day the wind was moderate at N.W., and
subsequently veered to N.N.E., with fine clear weather'
The Richardina, from Rouen to Hull, with loss of beiv
sprit, boat, bulwarks, decks swept, and rathar leaky, was
spoken March 1, in lat. 54 N., long. 42, by the Aden'
arrived here. The Richardina intends to proceed.AMSTERDAM, March 6.—The Lucipara, hence to gel•
bourne, was in contact, Feb. 26, off the Gondstaart, with
the Dunrobin Castle, of Aberdeen, for Port Philip, both
received damage, but not such as to prevent their pr°'
ceeding.
ELSINORE, March 4.—The British Merchant, from Memel
to Liverpool, with loss of sails, greater part o bulwarks,
and short of water, was spoken in lat. 56 N. long. 3 E.' h,,,1
the Prince Adalbert, arrived here on the sth. The arrivn°
from the North Sea are going as cleared, but some foreign
vessels in the Baltic are detained wind bound in our roads.
Last night it blew a gale at N.W., which still continue'
The Anhold and Trindellen, light vessels, are at their ex
tions. The light vessel in the grounds has been at her
station since March 1, and the Lessee, light vessel, is sur
posed to be at her station.
TRIESTE, March 4.—The Don Figlie (Austrian shiP)
bound to Liverpool, was on fire in this harbour this worn
ing, has been towed into shallow water and scuttled. She
lies with the water on a level with her deck, and in a clan'
gerous position should the wind blow from the southward.
Part of cargo discharged, and it will be necessary to stop
the leaks before discharging the remainder.
DEMERARA, Feb. 9.—The Camillus, from London, which
arrived here, Feb. 3, had been on shore on the Mahaicent
Coast, Jan. 28. The British Isles, from London, whic,'
was on shore on the Essequibo Coast, Jan. 20, has parl,u
discharged, but it is doubtful if she will be got off these
springs.
NASSAU, N.P., Jan. 13.—The cargo of the Water-WY'
from Jamaica to London, which was wrecked near Virou"
Key, Dec. 13, has-been saved, and sold at this port.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Resolution, from Sunderland to Rio Janeiro, and
Sultana bound S., both Jan. 21, lat. 5 S., long. 30 W.
The Calcutta, from Plymouth to Boston, lat. 49 't
long. 68 W.
The Webster, from Liverpool to New York, Feb. 17'
lat. 42 N., long. 68 W.
The Ameer, from London, Dec. 26, off Cape L'Agulhail.
Tho Jasper, of Wiscassel, from Wilmington, N.C., °
London, has been spoken Feb. 18, in lat. 49 or 39 -D''
long. 67, leaking badly.
The Robert Barker, from New Orleans to Havre, Feb'
13, lat. 30, long. 14.
The Hendrick Hudson, from New York to London, Feb'
18, lat. 41, long. 66.
The John Kendall, from the Clyde and St. John's, NO°
foundland, to Philadelphia, lat. 40, long. 64.
The Rueben, from Liverpool to Bahia, Jan. 20, lat.
S., long. 40 V.
The Agamemnon (ship), March 3, lat. 50 N., long. 9 .SC'

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