The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-19 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE—MA.Rca 18.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Lord John Russell, from Har-
lingen ; City of Rotterdam, Dunkirk ; Wave, Mademblik ;
Caledonian, Okken ; Maia, Memel ; Bellona, Droback ;
Johanna, New York ; Altona, Emden ; Neptunus, Emden ;
Heinrich Brand, Emden; Hendrika Jantina, Santander;
Flower of Yarrow, St. Michael's ; Jeanne, Alexandria ;
Freya, Porsu d Guide, Ancona; Annechina, Gronin-
R
ge ENT
rci: IM FOR LOADING.—The City o
derdam, f Rot-
k ; Lady Rennaway, Melbourne ;
n;amE EgtoEfDo ,r OUTWARDS
Orixa, Bombay ; Jane, Naples • Allan, Konigsberg ;
Frances Henty, Portland Bay ; Duke of Lancaster, Ade-
laide; Maria, Dunkirk; Goede Verwatching, Elsinore and
Riga ; Comet, Madeira ; Lady Florn, Sydney.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Hoop op Wel-
vaad, for Varel • Patrioten, Copenhagen ; Earl of Shaftes-
bury, Cape of Good Hope and Madras ,• Reines des Agnes,
Rochefort and Charente ; Alert, Hamburgh ; Ellen Raw-
sen, Cape of Good Hope ; Fame, Calais ; Triton, Ostend ;
Rainbow, Rotterdam.

BLYTH, March 16.—The Lydia (schooner), Aberdeen to
Sunderland, sprung a leak, and was run on shore near
Seaton Sluice this afternoon but is expected off.
PLYMOUTH, March 18.—The Madonna, Bahia to Gotten-
berg, which sailed hence March 16, has been assisted back
totally dismasted.

LONDONDERRY, March 16.—The Hamilton, of this port,
from Ramilton, Loughswilly to Glasgow, bore up for
Lough Foyle on the 14th March, but missed stays at the
entrance, and went ashore on the rocks below Greencastle
Battery, where she struck heavily, and filled ; crew saved ;
if the weather keeps moderate, the vessel may be as-
sisted off.

PORTSMOUTH, March 17.—The Moslem, from Newcastle
for Calcutta, which put back Feb. 15, is leaky, has been
surveyed, and must be lightened.
SHIELDS, March 17.—The Spring (brig), of Yarmouth,
which got on the Mushell Scarp yesterday, got off on the
tide with damage.
CADIZ, March B.—The Maria Teresa, from Gallipoli to
Falmouth, put in here Feb. 28, leaky, has been surveyed,
and will discharge part of cargo.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 26.—The Minnes, from Bourgas
to the United Kingdom, which arrived Feb. 18, has sus-
tained damage, been surveyed, and her cargo condemned
for transhipment, and a vessel chartered for the purpose.
SINGAPORE, Feb. 3.—Several native sailors, who had
Shanghai to Sydney,
Batavia, and have confessed
N belonged.s.
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tihne
custodyßerenice,
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that the master, his wife and others, had been murdered
by the crew, and the ship set on fire.
TABLE BAY (Cape of Good Hope). _The Australia, from
Batavia to Rotterdam, put in here Jan. 28, with oss of
bowsprit, topmasts, and other damage, having been in con-
tact, off Port Natal, Jan. 7, with the Eugenie.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Seaflower, Cardiff to New York, March 13, lat. 9 W.
The Eolue, London to Punta Arenas, lat. 8 N., long.
24 W.
The Argentine (barque), Liverpool to San Francisco,
Jan. 21, lat. 45 S., long. 85 W.
The Cornelius, Liverpool to Portland Bay, N.S.W., 49
days out.
The Albania, New Orleans to Liverpool, Feb. 14, 300
miles from Pensacola.
The Sartelle, James River to Port Philip, Feb. 25, lat.
36, long. 72.
The Blackheath, London to Australia, Nov. 25, lat. 29
N., long. 19 W.
The Eagle, of Falmouth, for Rio Grande, Nov. 27.
The Helen Maria, Glasgow to Philadelphia, Feb. 24, lat.
44, long. 58.
The Glen Huntley, from Batavia, Dec. 14, in the Straits
of Sunda.
The Queen of England, from Whanapoa ; and Kremlin,
from Shanghai, same day.
The Androklos, Shanghai to London, Dec. 16, off
Sebooks.
The Siren, from Algoa Bay, Dec. 22.
The Lesdon, Dec. 2.
The Ann Lockerby, Dec. 6.
The Eugenia, Jan. 2.
The Emperor, Jan. 8 ; Marlborough, same day.
The Ospray, Jan. 13 ; Padang, same day.
The Picard, Jan. 22.
The Kensington, Jan. 24.
The Canada, from Liverpool, March 12, lat. 50 N., long.
33 W.
The Arab, of Liverpool, Dec. 26, lat. 55 S., long. 78 W.
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The Rapid, Dec. 31, Liverpool to Coquimbo, aS.,
long. 57 W.
Dec. 19, in
The Ann Powell, Liverpool to Singapore,
Banca Straits.
The John Barcallet, Shanghai to London, Dec. 23, in
the Straits of Sunda.
The Rosamond, Shanghai to Loudon,
long. 27 E. Jan. 22, lat. 31 S.,
The Mariquita, Calcutta to Bordeaux, Jan. 27, lat. 34
S., long. 24 E.