The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

QUARANTINE NOTICE.
SURINAM, Feb. 19.—A1l vessels from DemerPra without
a clean bill of health have to undergo a regulated quaran-
tine here.

CUSTOM-HOUSE—Msatcu 22.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The City of Paris, from Bou-
logne ; Mary, Leghorn ; Margaret Evans, New York •
Lionne, Gravelines ; Lion, Gravelines ; CEolus, Krageroe
Eleanor, Demerara ; Prima, Lauvrig ; Active, Seville ;
Amphion, Droback • Alicia, Rouen ; Ocean, Havre ; Cress-
well, Stavenger ; Ark, do. ;*Handy, Guernsey andjersey ;
Lord Panmure, Odessa ; Maria Christina, Santander ;
Sydney, Sydney, Port Adelaide, Port Philip, and King
George's Sound ; Lady Rebow, St. Michael's ; Star,
Marans , • Dalmato, Bruges.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Ocean, for
Havre ; City of Paris, Boulogne • Annegiena, Amsterdam ;
Salmander, Christiana, Dram, andi Moss ; Margaret Evans,
New York ; Fanny Gann, Melbourne ; Maria Christina,
Santander, Gijon, Carril, and Cadiz ; Acis, Genoa ;
Parsee, San Francisco ; Melchure, Thisted and Venice ;
Produce, Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Princess, Victoria
and Melbourne ; Martha Ellen, do. ; Emma and Mary,
Konigsberg ; Echo, Ronen ; St. Vergur, Memel ; Amor,
Altona ; Afghan, Calcutta; Ellen Douglas, do. ; For-
tunato, St. Lucia.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Geertina, for
Varel ' • Chanticleer, Newfoundland ; Panther, Ostend ;
Seine, Boulogne ; Bona Fide, Montreal ; Maria, Dunkirk ;
Wilshire, Galatz and Ibrael ; Ker, Hobart Town ; Provi-
dential, Genoa • Concordia, Rotterdam ; Menai, Calais ;
Johanna Copenhagen ; Pearl, Montreal.

LIVERPooL, March 22.—The brig Wanderer, from this
to Cardiff, is ashore on the spit of East Hoyle bank, full
of water, and abandoned by the crew.
The Sister, arrived to-day from Mobile, was in contact
on the 17th Feb. in lat. 24, long. 31, with the ship A. H.
Kimball, from New Orleans, Philadelphia, and lost fore-
sail, foretopmast, backstay, &c., and received considerable
damage to bulwarks and top sides. The A. H. Kimball
also received damage.
March 8.---The Fairy, from Smyrna to Boston, which
put into St. Thomas's in distress, on Feb. 5, has been con-
demned and sold there. Her cargo was transhipping on
board the Zidon (barque), of Lubec. An English barque,
with topmasts
gone, full of water, Sand abandoned, was
passed on the 11th of Feb in lat '46 l 47 b
Pelican State. at Philadelphia. • (mg. , y the
The ship reported seen on
fire on Feb. 22, by the Empire, arrived at Philadelphia is
supposed to have been the from New Orleans to
Genoa, which was seen derelitaly,
thPORTA PLATA, Feb. 14.--arohne Italian 20th.
brig Glorioso,
bound to Porto Rico, in leavingthis
on the reef and has become a total wreck.Feb.*
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GIBRALTAR, March 15.—Tho
PernambuCo, which put in here on the 12th inst.,hufha's from
admitted to pratique, and is discharging.
BEBBICE, Feb. 24.—The Cybele, from London,
got on
shore on a mud flat to the windward of this 1.22er, but
came off without damage, and arrived here Feb.
SHIELDS, March 19.—day,
Alexandrina, from Moulm ein
which arrived here to-day, experienced heavy Wes
her 2.
the Western Islands, when she sprung a leak, and LeVt..
tinned to make water. In entering this harbour, she
struck three times very heavily.
RAMSGATE, March 22.—The Colombo, from Sicily to
Newcastle, has put in here, after being ashore on the Good-
win Sands, and throwing part of cargo overboard.
CARTHAGENA, Jan. 27.--The Middleton, of Maryport,
from Liverpool and Santa Martha, in making for this port,
Jan. 27, struck on Teeira Bomba, but was assisted off on
the 9th, with loss Of an anchor, and making tgn inches of
water per hour. After discharging part of cargo, was
hove down and repaired. Feb. 26.—The Middleton, sailed
hence Feb. 4, for Savanilla, and from the 13th to the 21st
encountered very bad weather, sprung a leak, and was
abandoned on the 22d, with 11 feet of water in her hold,
and sank off Galera. Zamba ; crew landed here Feb. 23 and
24. The Anna Maria, from Queenstown, with troops, got
ashore on the night of March 6, eight miles from Corfu,
but was got off on the 9th, and arrived at Corfu.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The St. Vincent, bound to Jamaica, Feb. 14, lat. 20 N.,
. .
rra Kenn (ship), March 9, off New York.
axe. Scith Esk. Liverpool to Wilmington, March 5, lat.
39`N•ylvrtk. 23 W.
IciTittriggA ship, of about 400 tons, flying. St.
Geol.c eusign, 2d dig. pendt., lat. 64 40 'miles oast of
eztp Good Hope, March 14.

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