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

CUSTOM-HOUSE-MARCH 22.

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ENTERED INWARDS.—The City of Paris, from Sou.
Eleanor, Demerara ; Prima, Lauvrig ; Active, Seville ;
ii Leghornnes; Lio
n; ,
Amphion, Droback • Alida, Rouen ; Ocean, Havre ; Cress-
Loigonn
ne ;e ,
Cress-
well, Stavanger; Ark, do. ; Handy, Guernsey and Jersey ;
Lord Panmure, Odessa ; Maria ,Christina, Santander ;
Mary,
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Sydney, Sydney, Port Adelaide, Port Phiip, and ging
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, and Moss ; Margaret Evans,
New York ; Fanny Gann, Melbourne ; Maria Christina,
Santander,, Gijon, Carril, and Cadiz ; Acis, Genoa ;
Parsee, San Francisco ; Melchure, Thisted and Venice ;
and Melbourne Produce, Elsinore;
manadrtShta. PEeitierens,buido•g. ; h ;Etrinmacess, Victoria
Konigsberg ; Echo, Rouen ; St. Vergur, Memel and
M;
Amaryor,
Altona ; Affghan, 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, Galata and Ibrael ; Ker, Hobart Town ; Provi-
dential, Genoa ; Concordia, Rotterdam; Menai, Calais ;
Johanna Copenhagen; Pearl, Montreal.

the ship icontact
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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.
T
Feb.,arri vinediatot.-2dzylofrnogm3MLobwilteh,
Kimball, from New Orleans, Philadelphia, and lost fore-
sail, "foretopmast, backstay, &c., and received considerable
damage to bulwarks-and-bor-eideft—Tho--A.4l,_gimbau
also received damage.
March &—The Fairy, from Smyrna to Boston which
put into St. Thomas's in distress, on Feb. 5, has been con-
deinned iind"Flold there. Her cargo was transhipping on
board the, Zidon (barque), of Lubec. An English barque,
with topmasts gone, full of water, and abandoned, was
passed on the 11th of Feb., in lat. 46, long. 47, by the
Pelican State, at Philadelphia. The ship reported seen on
fire on Feb. 22, by the Empire, arrived at Philadelphia is
supposed to have been the Italy, from New Orleans to
Genoa, which was seen derelict on the 20th.
PORTA PLATA, Feb. 14.7-The Italian brig Glorioso,
bound to Porto Rico, in leaving this harbour, Feb. 2, ran
on the reef and has become a total,wreck. .

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gIBRALtA.R, March I.s.Hrhe Ben Muick Dhui, from
Pernainbuco,. which put in here on the 12th inst., has been
admitted to pratique, and is discharging.
BEitmeg, 'Feb. 24.—The Cybele, from London, got oil
shore on a mud flat to the windward of this river, but
came off without damage, and arrived here Feb. 22.
this harbour, she
.SHIELDS, March 19.—The Alexandrine, from Aloultu °in,
which arrived here to-day, experienced heavy'
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got
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the Western Islands, when she sprung a leak, and • con-
from Sicily to
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RAMSGATE, March 22.-The Colombo,
head, were found on the coast, about
Newcastle, has put in here, after being ashore on the Good-
wpi Sands, and throwing part of cargo overboard.
TANGIER, March 13.—The head board of afovretshseils,pworitth,
10 miles south of Rabat, previous to March 5, by a fisher-
man, who reported having heard that two masts had been
in
makingwater in her holds
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Liverpool
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411: 27, struck on •Teeira Bombe, but was assisted off on
hove down and repaired. Feb. 26.—The Middleton, sailed
hence Feb. 4, for Savanilla, and from the 13th to the 21st
2 4 .abandonedTheencounteredA onnnv eat ri ;3• 'e
Maria,b ad
22d,
withfrom weather,ll feet
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Queenstown,g
and sank off Galera Zamba ; crew landed here Feb. 23 and
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.,
long. 4 W.
;The Corra Kenn (ship), March 9, off New York.
0 The South Esk, Liverpool to Wilmington, March 5, lat.
: N., long. 23 W.
A square-rigged 'ship, of about 400 ton,4, flying St.
Caorge ensign, 2d diet. peodt., lat. 54 N., 40 miles east of
tlie Cape of Good Hope, March 14. • •
`A. new steamer showing Austrian colours, steering for
Gibraltar, March 15, off Tarif a.
The Indus (s), March 12, 310 milers from Malta.