The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-21 00:00:00

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and Myrtle, 6th, London ; Queen of the Seas, : Boston.
Aurora, Hong Kong ; Valiant and Cronkeane, Melinourne;
Cheapside and Branscombe, London.
ADELAIDE.—Arrived the Iris, Dec. 5, from Clalcutta ;
Nina, from Guichen Bay ; Irene and Harriet Humble,
from London ; Elizabeth Ross, from Batavia ; Clipper,
7th, from Melbourne Athelstone, from Liverpool ; Dur'
ham and Chilian, 12 ; Dreadnought, 14th, from
bourne ; Colibri, 15th, from Hamburgh ; Havilah (&)
18th, from Melbourne ; Bengal, 20th, from Glasgow.--
Cleared, Robert Clive, Dec. 14th, to Sydney ; Caroline,
17th, to Callao ; Thames, 19th, to London ; Leonidas,
20th, to Sydney.---Departures, Slighbury, 17th, to Lon-
don ; Sophia Moifttt, to Singapore.
HOBART TOWN.—Arrived the Australasia and Tasman,
Dec. 3, from London; William Melville, from Singapore;
Gulnare, Dec. 6, from IVhampoa. Sailed the May Queen,
Dec. 3, for Portland Bay.
LAUNCESTON;—Arrived the Pet, Nov. 30, from Batavia;
Cadet, Dec. 5, from London cleared the Ann LockerbY,
8, for Mauritius.
PORTLAND BAY.—Arrived tho New Zealander, Nov, 30,
from Liverpool.
OTAGO. —Arrived the Rajah, Oct, 5, from London.
GRELONG.—Arrived the Mary Smit.h, Dec. 8; Croix du
Sud, from Hong Kong and Adelaide; Island Lady, 7tll
from Bristol and the Cape.

,NEW YORK, March 3.—J. J. Hathorn, from Li verpeel
to Philadelphia, ran ashore on Hamburg Flat?, in. the De'
leware, with a pilot on board, Feb. 27, and rern3int
charging her cargo into lighters ; neither vessel nor eeal,
had received much damage, and she was expected to float
next day, at high water. The Gladiator, cleared at 8a,,.
timore, Feb. 18, for Liverpool, but put back 28th, "Q"
some injury to her upper works, having been in contact
the bay with the Appleton, from Boston to Baltime
she will be obliged to discharge some of her cargo, to repe,r'
The Albina, from Wilmington to Liverpool, put bee).
Feb. 29, leaky.
HARWICH, March 18.—The Gezina Hendrika, fro 1,
Oporto to Ipswich, Newcastle, and Leith, encounters'':
severe weather on the passage, and had pumps choked and
five feet water in the hold, which was subsequently
the;
duced to two feet, and having temporarily stopped
leaks, reached Ipswich on the 11th inst., where she die"
charged part of the cargo, and is now repairing.
INVERNESS, March 16.—Intelligence was received
Leith, on Thursday, from Rotterdam, of the snivel a
that port of Captain Currie, of the Dolphin, from Abel'
dour to Stromness, which was abandoned on the ,sth of
February, in lat. 50, long. 2, in a very leaky state, ,b 1 511
her crew, excepting himself.—(See paragraph, lltl I and
12th February).
DINGLE, March 17.—The Hercules (brig); of and frora,
Havre, for Senegal, was abandoned Feb. 18, off Sybil I le*OP
on this coast—crew saved.

WESTPORT, March 18.—The Flor stated to be bounil
Cork, was brought in hero yesterday, a derelict, hav
been abandoned the previous day to a crew of Innista.,
men, her own crew landing on the island. From we
damaged state of the ship and cargo, the latter is recap'.
mended to be disc, arged.
BRISTOL, March 20.—Wind E. Sailed the Ajax
Trinidad. The Island Lady, from Bristol, has arrived 0
Melbourne.

HONG-KONG, Jan. 21.—The Wilhelmsburg sailed hen'
for San Francisco, on the 19th inst., and put back. yester"
day, with rudder broken, having struck upon a rock. ,
The Golden (s), in leaving San Diego harbour, grounds('
on a quicksand bar' and remained, and a sudden storm
springing up the aid then available could not take her off;
assistance was sent to her from San Francisco, and she vas
got off, it is believed, much damaged, and has gone to Sail
Francisco to repair.
The S. J. Roberts, from Marseilles to this port, which
went ashore on Aancom beach Feb. 20, was going to pieces
on the 27th, and her cargo is washing Rebore.
The Atar Gull (Tuscan brig), which sailed from Boston
Sept. 14 for Leghorn, with wheat, &c., has been lost a
the coast of France or Spain.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Westbrook, from London to Ceylon, Dec. 22, lat 19
S., long. 22 E.
The Susannah, from Christina, March 11, lat. 46 N.,
long. 12 W.

The Phenicien, bound west, the same day.
The George illiam, bound to Arracan, Dec. 25, Ist 3
N., long. 94 E.
The Bernhard Castle of Exeter, March 18, 20 miles NS
of the Start.