The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-05 00:00:00

- By order,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

JAMES BOOTH,

The Minister of Marine hereby informs such as are in-
terested thereby, as a continuation of the notice of the 18th
of August last, that the Friesland Middelgat is now indi-
cated by an ordinary red buoy, as outer buoy, besides
three black and three white buoys ; and that the afore-
mentioned red buoy is placed in 10 ells depth, bearing :
The south-east beacon of Schiermonnikoog, S.E.
The large lighthouse on the Englishman's Bank, S. ; the
steeple ofPeesens being between the two lighthouses on
the Englishman's Bank, a handspike's length to the east
of the large lighthouse.
The Ist white buoy is placed in 44 palms depth, bearing :
The aforesaid beacon at Schiermonnikoog, S.E.
The aforesaid large lighthouse, S. W.
The 2d white buoy lies in 39 palms depth, bearing :
The aforesaid beacon, S.E.
The aforesaid large lighthouse, S. I W.
The 3d white buoy is placed in 70 palms depth, bearing :
The aforesaid beacon, S.E. 6 S.
The aforesaid lighthouse, S.S.W.
The Ist black buoy is placed in 55 palms depth, bearing :
The aforesaid beacon, S.E.
The aforesaid lighthouse, S. 4 W.
The 2d black buoy is placed in 55 palms depth, bearing :
The aforesaid beacon, S.E.
The aforesaid lighthouse, S.W. 4 W.
The 3d black buoy is placed at the steep side, in 130
palms depth, bearing :
The aforesaid beacon, S.E.
The aforesaid lighthouse, S.S.W.
The course in the middle of the channel, from the red
buoy to the 2d white buoy, is S.E. E.
From the 2d white buoy to the 3d white buoy, E.S.E.
From the 3d white buoy to the striped buoy, S. by
E. E.
The latter striped buoy (half red and half white) lies
in the place of the 4th black buoy, at the junction of the
Middelgat and North-East Friesland Seagat. The courses
to be observed from this buoy further inland remain the
same as heretofore. •
In the Middelgat the water is the shallowest near to the
2d white buoy.
It must be borne in mind that in this entrance from sea
the flood tide sets in from the south coast, and the ebb tide
on the opposite side.
The bearings are taken by unadjusted compass, and the
depths at ordinary low water.
The Minister aforementioned,
(Signed) T. EMILIE.
The Hague, Oct. 1853.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 4.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Doore, from Skonwick ; Carl
Richard, Riga ; Idculet, Kasko ; Rodrigo, Bilboa ; Panope,
Holding ; Max, Konigsberg ; Calcutta, Quebec ; Maja,
Memel ; Calypso, Riga ; Tyne, Cronstadt ; Nuova Caro-
lina, Odessa ; ary and Ann, Berbice ; Triumph, Zante
and Patras ; Sarah Millidge, Belize Hannah and Sarah,
Konigsberg ; Paul and Maria, Riga ; Luna, Memel
Euphrosyna, New York ; Alderman Thompson, Gahm-
berg ; Enterprise, Stettin ; America, Sa,nnesund ; Hoppet,
Gale ; Henrietta, Cronstadt ; Castor, Hernosand ; Del-
phin, Bjorneborg ; Elizabeth, Dantzic ; Aurora, Kjerte-
minde ; Mathilde, Memel ; Pet, Riga ; Mary Mitchison,
Christiania ; Almertb, Archangel ; Artemas, Dantzic ;
Louise, Rostock ; Swan, Callao ; Maid, Cronstadt ;
Acorn, Cronstadt.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Florde Maria,
for Bilboa and San Sebastian ; Blandine, Hamburgh ;
Edward, Bremen ; John Brooks, Tobago and Antigua ;
Shannon, Mauritius ; Corbiere, ape Coast Castle ; Ann,
Dunkirk ; Victory, Swan River ; Victoria, Havre ; Otto-
man, Malta ;_ Caroline, Madras ; Dudbrook, Bombay.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Java, for Port
Philip ; Hendrik 13"bbo, Harburg ; Falcon, Algoa Bay ;
Prince Alfred, Melbourne and Port Philip ; Brilliant,
Gothenberg ; Southampton, New York ; Thomas and.
Ann, Dunkirk Japan, Mauritius ; Wilhelmina Catha-
Tina, Port Philip ; Providence, Naples.