The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

QUARANTINE NOTICE.
LISBON, Jan. 28.—The Board of Health has declared
Gibraltar suspected of cholera from the 16th inst., and
London to be suspected of cholera from the 7th inst.

CUSTOM HOUSE, FEB. 3.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Mary, from Tjalbacka ; Lo-
rina Thompson, Hobart Town ; American Congress, New
York ; John Peele, Islay ; Horatio, Savannah ; R. A.
Lewes, Callao; Vansittart, Christiansand ; Sunbeam,
Callao; David, Berbice ; Wonder, Taganrog ; Sandford,
Rio Janeiro ; Ganges, Madras, &c.; W. R. Jones, Phila-
delphia.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Favourite,
for Algoa Bay ; Johanna Maria, Stettin ; Ruby, Mel-
bourne and Geelong; Great Britain, Montreal ; American
Congress, New York.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGo.--The Margaretha
Gezina, for Hamburgh ; Glance, Mogadore ; Ruby, Mel-
bourne and Geelong ; Olive, Mogadore ; Mermaid, Mel-
bourne; Newbottle, Bordeaux; Alberto, Abbeville; Sir
Robert Peel, New York; Wilhelraine, Rio Janeiro ; Fan-
tome, Jamaica; Janet Mitchell, Port Philip; Brahmin,
Sydney; Odessa, Constantinople.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 3.
The London, Albrecht, for New York, has put back,
having sprung a leak, Jan. 25, off Tory Island, and lost
sails, bulwarks, spars, &c. The lead has since taken off.
The Surinam, hence for Rio Janeiro, at Lochindaul,

The Andes (s s), which sailed Jan. 18, for Boston, has
put back, having sprung a leak in lat. 30, and thrown
about 50 tons of cargo overboard to bring her to an even
keel.

The Cypress, hence to Melbourne, with loss of topmasts
and foremast, and Symmetry, of Liverpool, with loss of
topmasts, were driven ashore Dec. 31.
The Morning Star, at this port, from St. John's, N. 8.,
experienced very heavy weather about 30 miles off Cape
Clear, lost mainyard, maintop-gallantmast, &c., shipped a
heavy sea, which stove long boat, quarter-boat, bulwarks,
&c., and filled the cabinwith water.
LOWESTOFT, Feb. 2.—The Brighton, of Poole, from Sun-
derland, drifted foul of several vessels in getting under
weigh, and has received some damage.
TOBERMORY, Jan. 30. —The Edward Barnett, from Alex-
andria to Londonderry, which put in here on the 26th,
leaky, has been brought alongside the quay, and is landing
her cargo partly damaged.
SAN BLAB, Dec. 19 —The Ceylon, from San Francisco,
in proceeding from this place to Belle de Banderas, in order
to load Brazil wood, struck upon a rock, Dec. 4, came off
on the 10th, very leaky, and is now at anchor off Piedra
Blanca.
VALPARAISO, Dec. 14.—The Lord Riveralale (British
barque), from San Francisco, which arrived here. Nov. 3,
was leaky, has been hove down, and repaired her bottom,
having been pierced by a sword-fish, the horn of which re-
mained embedded in the wood. Ti,e Colinda, which put
into Valdivia previous to Nov. 30, with her passengers in
a state of mutiny, arrived here in charge of an officer of
her Majesty's ship Portland.
ANTIGUA, Jan. 12.—The Minnie, from Prince Edward's
Island to Liverpool, rnt in here, d inst., short of provi-
sions, sail split, boat stove, &c., bore up, Nov. 23, from
lat. 44, long. 57.
ST. ÜBES, Jan. 26.—The Peru, for and to Hamburgh,
from the Black Sea, which was on shore near this port, let
Jan., has been condemned and her materials sold ; her
cargo will be a total loss. A considerable portion of the
materials of the Christine, hence for Norway which sank
off this coast previous to 7th Jan., has been saved and sold.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.—The Charlotte (brig), from Hali-
fax to Charleston, got ashore on Holy Island Beach, 11th
Jan.,. lost mainmast and foretopmast, had eight feet water
in her hold, and will probably become a total wreck; crew
saved. The Nepenthe, which arrived at Boston, 16th
Jan., was leaky, and had thrown part of cargo overboard.
Jan. 19.—The Cynthia, from Rio Janeiro to Baltimore,
put into St. Thomas previous to 31st Dec., leaky, and with
head of foremast sprung, and would discharge. The Pam-
pero, hence to Marseilles, put into the same place, 25th
Dec., leaky, and was discharging.
Jan. 20.—A quantity of sugar hooks were seen, 11th
Jan. ; part of a vessel's house, and what was supposed to
be barrels of flour, on the 13th, one (marked B E ; and a
ssel's lon,, reel, painted white, on the 15th, by the As-
tracan, Smith, arrived here.