The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-03 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 2.

ENTERED INWARDS.— The Rapid and Maria, from
Buenos Ayres ; Fredererick and Dore, Memel ; Alber-
dence, Leghorn ; Olive Branch, Gijon ; La Meuse, Alex-
andria ; Thetis, Odessa ; Change, Madras ; Sarah, Arch-
angel ; Wm. Allan, Surinam ; Esperance, & ravelines ;
Henritte, Archangel ; Guinea Man, Malaga ; Azores
Packet, do. ; Hazard, Sea ; Nicholas and Elizabeth, Stettin;
Swiftsure, Sea ; Chevalier, Cronstadt ; Maria Whit-
field, do. ; Pilgrim, do. ; Brougham, do. ; Isabella, do. ;
Alison, do. ; Danneborg, do. ; Harrison; Wyborg ; Fre-
dericka and Elvine, Kjertminde ; Blandon, Memel; Jane,
Madras ; George, Alexandria ; George, Rio Janeiro ;
Agnes, Demerara ; Fredericke Wilhelmina, Dantzic ;
Wolf, Stettin ; Jane, Palermo ; Argo, Riga ; Emilie,
Bandholm ; Florida Marie, Bilboa, ; Persian, Bombay ;
Argus, Dantzic ; Concordia, Memel ; Helene Hardy, Ber-
dianske.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The William,
for Leer ; Luconia, Adelaide and Port Philip ; Typhoon,
Bombay ; Flor, Buenos Ares ; Calcutta, Boston; Bessel,
(Mess° ; Syeedy, Spdney, New South Wales ; War Hawk
Malta ; Eliza, ditto ; Santissima Trinidad, Oporto ; Alba.
tross, Havre.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Francois, for
Ostend ; Ariel, Algoa Bay ; Maria, Hamburgh ; Jeanette,
Harburg ; Matchless, Barcelona; Duke of Portland, New
Zealand ; Active, Oporto ; Elizabeth, Grenada ; Ethel-
bert, San Francisco ; Dorothea, Harbtug ; Margiena Mar-
garetha, Hamburgh.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.
The Victoria steam-tug proceeded last night to the
Henry Winch, at anchor in Bug's Hole, having been
ashore on the Horse Bank.
The Chili arrived from St. John's, N. 8., in 22 days. In
a gale on 21st ult., lat. 46. long, 44, lost quarter boat, bul-
warks, &c., and was 24 hours under bare poles.
The screw-steamer Douro, for Oporto, has put back da-
maged, and will require to discharge. She sailed Oct. 30.
The Jacob A. Westerwell, Hoodless, for New York,
sailed hence Oct. 5.

The Philanthropist, arrived from Quebec, was in com-
pany with the Continent, from New York' to Liverpool,
on the 23d, 24th, and 25th Oct., and took from her 25 pas-
sengers, as she had 9 feet water in her hold, part of her
cargo thrown overboard, &c. She parted company with
her Oct. 25, lat. 48, long. 25, and it was expected she
would reach a port, as the Philanthropist had fine weather
since making the land.
BELFAST, Oct. 30.—The Metropolitan (s.), Ranson, of
and from Glasgow, for London, got on the rocks off Bally-
waiter last night ; a steam tug is with the vessel, and
every preparation has been made to get her off next tide.
STRANRAER, Oct. 31.—1 t blew quite a gale of wind last
night, from the SW., and has since, continued unabated.
HARTLEPOOL, Nov. I.—The Veronica, Baker, from
London to this port, went 'ashore on the rocks 'behind
the pier this morning, but was got off, and brought in,
after remaining one tide.
The Lady Mill, Made% from Odessa, sailed from the
Downs, for Amsterdam, about Sept. 24, and has not since
been heard of.

The Compeer (schooner), of Salcombe, is at anchor two
miles N.W. of Cemlyn, with rudder unshipped. The
Cemlyn lifeboat has been alongside.
The Henry Winch, from Calcutta, is riding in Bug's
Hole, off Southport, making a little water, having been
ashore on the south end of the Horse Bank. The lifeboat
is with her, and steam tugs will proceed to her this
evening.
The Luiza, of Arklow, Smith, from Waterford to Glas-
gow, ran on shore in the Bay of Luce this morning, and
both vessel and cargo will probably receive serious injury.
There is a brig on shore further down the bay.
The wreck of a large vessel, bottom up, was seen Oct.
25, in lat. 46 N., long. 17 W.
The Agnes, Burgess, from Demerara, is in the Beach
towing- up, after being ashore on the Pan Sand. Four
luggers have arrived here with cargo from her.