The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, Nov. 24.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Hebe, from Swartwick ; Li-
berator, Cephalonia; Heinrich, Altona; Lina Monberg,
Horsens ; John Wesley, Valencia ; Antonetta, Stock-
holm ; .tna, Cronstadt ; Energy, Gottenburgh ; Coz,
Cherbourg ; Jane and Anne, Dantzic ; Christina, Skellef.
tea ; Freia, Kallundborg ; Andreas and Caroline, Dram •
Star, Quebec ; Themis, Dantzic ; Fortune, Memel ; Antje'
Stettin ; Dora, Calamata ; Catharina, Svenborg ; Daniel
Simone, Aarhuus ; Cornelia, Stettin; Catharina, Bogense.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Maria, for
Bremen ; Swanlewett, Stettin and Elsineur ; Albatross,
Odessa ; Dublin, Bremen ; Reward, Cape of Good Hope
and Madras ; Endeavour, Dunkirk ; Bury Castle, Dun-
kirk ; Montezuma, Boston, U.S. ; Emilius, Madeira ;
Minerva, Havre ; Fortuna, Odessa ; Symmetry, Trieste
and Venice ; Frelhandel, Odessa.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Christine,
for Laurvig ; Janet Walsh, New Orleans ; Diana, Madras;
Wilhelmine Louise,'Sydney ; Mercury (second clearance).

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 10.—The whole of the com-
bined fleets have arrived here. The Phoebe (steamer) ar-
rived here from Liverpool, will be detained for a few days
to repair, having been in contact with a French man-of-war
steamer.

ST. MICHAEL'S, Nov. 6.—The Jane Bird, from Calcutta
brought up in Villa Franca Roads, 31st nit., with crew
disabled, vessel leaky, and short of provisions ; parted two
cables during a gale at S. Ist Nov. and became a wreck ;
crew, except three saved ; part of cargo landed, but in a
damaged state. The wreck has been sold. The rigging,
mast,
.spars, and sails of the American ship Bengal have
been saved, and deposited at the Customs. The hull has
been sold. Cargo, salt, all lost.
NEW Yong, Nov. 9.—The Arcole, bound to Liverpool,
which put back to Baltimore, 25th Oct. with three feet of
water in her hold, has discharged about 3,000 barrels of
flour, about one-fifth damaged ; she is badly strained, and
will not be ready for sea under two or three weeks.
Nov. 12.—The Regatta, hence to Plymouth, put into
Newport, Rhode Island, 10th inst. leaky. The Franklin
(steamer) arrived here 10th inst., ran into the Eleonora
from Malaga, and stove in the Tatter's side, and she was
towed in leaky. The Letitia, Honduras to Cowes, has
been got off Martin's Reef. The Pulaski Montgomery,
arrived at Philadelphia, from Leghorn, reports that en the
30th Oct. in lat. 39, and on the eastern edge of the Gulf
stream, she fell in with the hull of a vessel, apparently of
about 175 tons, with the word " Boston" about half-way
up the stern in large letters, the name gone, deck works
and bottom painted green, bends and bulwarks black,
white streak, and white bowsprit, and supposed to be a
schooner, as the foremast was bright above the paint, her
mainmast was gone to the deck, foremast 10 or 12 feet
above, and she was supposed to have been under jury-
masts, as there was a spar lashed to and broken off even
with the stump of the foremast, a chest, and several pieces
of sugar and cigar boxes, were seen a short distance
from her.

The Dumblat (Fr.) San Francisco to Port Philip, with
passengers, put into Tahiti leaky, and was a month there
repairing._

-A. vess'el about 200 tons, dismasted and apparently full
of water, painted black with a narrow red streak, and
light-coloured house on deck, was passed Oct. 24, in lat.
23 N., long. 77 W.
The Euphemia (Brit. schooner), Turk's Island for New
York, abandoned, but with boat on deck, maintopmast up,
and double-reefed foresail, was passed by the Rob Roy,
arrived at Halifax.