The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-09 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 8.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Mercury, from St. Peters-
burgh ; Hanover, Rotterdam ; Elizabeth Buckham,,Syd-
ney ; Superior, Cadiz ' • Latimer, Genoa ; Mary, Alex-
andria ; Anna Bella, Matanzas ; Jenny Lind, Dragomestro;
Jonge Rentze, Worcum ; Queen, Pernambuco ; Madre,
Marianople ; Sunceanzza, Odessa ; Maria Leocadie, Quo-
; Patrick Henry, Now York ; Tudor, Calcutta ; lerena,
Callao ; Sarah, Havre ; Demerara, Dominica • Fortunate,
St. Lucia ; Alena, Odessa ; Spartan, lifanzani'lla ; Weker-
monde, .Shediae ; Vier Gebroeder, Marstrand ; Santipore,
Quebec ; Orestes,' Taganrog ; Effort, Cadiz. •
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Chell, for
Bcrdeaux ; Benjamin Elkin, Port Fairy ; Superior, Gib-
raltar and Cadiz ; Concepcion, Malaga ; Mercury, St.
Petersburg ; -Costa Rica, Punta Arenas ; Othello, Hom-
bre ; Aliens, Elsinoro and Riga, Anne Fisher, Ceylon ;
Arlo Margaretha, Hamburg; Aberfoyle, Melbourne ;
Bermondsey, Melbourne and Otago ; Catherine •Edmonds,
Calcutta ; Duke of Argyle, Madras ; Friends, Antwerp ;
Havering, Sydney ; Jason, Konigsberg ; Julia, Adelaide ;
Patrick Henry, New York ; Priam, Portland Bay.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Tyakina, for
Hamburg ; Druid, Launceston ; Exile; Bruges ; Propiti-
ous, Cherbourf ; Annechina, St. Petersburg ; John Law-
son, Hobart Town ; Myrtle, Sydney, New. South Wales ;
Conservative, Mauritius.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The South Carolina, Now. Orleans to Liverpool, June 16,
off Tortugas.
•
The International, Now Orleans to Liverpool, off Cape
Florida.
The Allus, Now York to Australia, March 15, lat. 39
S.,long. 54 E.
ie Amaranth, Boston to Australia, Juno 17, lat. 41
N., long. 65 W.
The Susan E. Howell, Cardiff to Now York, June 5,
lat. 47 N., long. 30 W.
The Crown, Liverpool to Philadelphia, Juno 3, lat: 50
N. long. 17 W, •

the -Westmoreland, Liverpool, Philadelphia, June 5, lai
long. 20

The Frimeis Partridge, Baltimore to Port Philip, Feb.
24, lat. 31 S, long. 2 W. •
The Coromandel, bound to Hobart Town, 26th, lat. 16
S, long. 33 W.

-The-Tiphis, Liverpool to Labrador, June 18, off Si
Paul's

The Danube, 22d, on the Banks of Newfoundland.
The Henry, of and for Montrose, June 6, off Bic Island.
The Old Rapp, Liverpool to Quebec, 15th, lat. 47 N,
long. 47 W.
The Julia, with emigrants, June 29, lat, 44 N, long 29
W.

The Spencer Kirby, Matanzas to Glasgow, June 15, lat.
32 N, long. 78 W.
The Hannah Crooker, Londonderry to Philadelphia,
Juno 20.
The Saxon (barque), lat. 49 N, long. 14 W.
The Hector, from Liverpool, May 12, off Madeira.
The Charles Kerr, Cardiff to Cape of Good Hope, May 3,
lat. 34 S, long. 14 E.
The Fairy, of Sunderland, for Quebec, June 14, off
Anticosti.

WELLINGTON MEMORIAL—It is likely that India will
subscribe much more than 10,0001. towards this fund.
Already has the sum of 2,5001. been subscribed at Ma-
dras. Many weeks since the Bombay subscription
amounted to 2,2001., and we lately mentioned that
Bengal had contributed above 5,000/. We have not
heard what has been done in the colonies, but we should
think that Ceylon, the Mediterranean, and the Canadas
would not be backward, and Australia ought to recol-
lect to whom she owes the state of universal peace,
which has aided enterprise across the seas. We are
happy to perceive that the militia are doing honour to
the cloth by coming in with their subscriptions ; and
we
have reason to believe that in the next list we shall have
the pleasure of publishing a number of the
gallant
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