The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-19 00:00:00

HARRIERS.

Craven—Tomorrow, Banknewton ; Friday, Halton
East—at 11.
Whitehurch—To-morrow, Tufton ; Friday, Bulling-
ton—at half-past 10.

SCOTCH.
FOX-HOUNDS.

Forfar and Kincardine—Wednesday, Ninth-mile-stone
on the Forfar•road ; Friday, Fotheringham-house—at
half-past 10.
'Linlithgow and Stirlingshire—To-morrow, Calder -
house ; Thursday, Dunipaee-bridge ; Saturday, Cockle
Roy—at a quarter before 11.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCP.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

GUATEMALA.—A communication has been received at
Lloyd's, to the effect that the Custom-house and offices of
tho Port of Istapa, which have lately been closed, have
been removed to a place called Zapote, five miles W., in a
straight line as the coast runs, where a new port has been
established, called " Sir Josede Guatemala," which is de-
scribed as more advantageous for trade and the shipping
interest than Istapa. The surf is less extensive, and the
ground equally good, whilst the population is greater.
Tho port has been supplied with all things needful for trade
and shipping.

CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 17.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Emperor, fromtilotterdam ;
Leon, Gravelines ; James Baillie, Gothenburg ; Nordlyset,
do. ; Caroline, Fauborg ; Bosphorus, Dantzic.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Kezia, for
Genoa ; Scotia, Antwerp , Mona, do. ; Atalante, do. ;
Amelia and Ann, Dunkirk ; Marys, Cherbourg ' • Jaconima,
Amsterdam ; William Fothingham, Calcutta ; Robert and
Betsy, Melbourne; Elephyra, St. Kitt's ; Nymph, Havre ;
Uncle Billy, Dunkirk; Irene, Melbourne ; Elese, Antwerp ;
De Vrouw Trientje, do. ; Charlotte of Derby, Alexandria ;
Baron Way, Odessa ; Zwaantje Elizabeth, Rotterdam ;
Nelson Place, Port Philip.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Kezia, for
Genoa ; Vigilant, Dunkirk ; Flor, Buenos Ayres ; Robert
Morrison, Calcutta ; Marys, Cherbourg ; Industry, Ant-
werp ; Florencia, Gilboa ; Danneborg, Odessa.; London,
New York ; Walvesch, Port Adelaide ; Liberty, Dierpo ;
Speedy, New South Wales ; Julius, Rostock.

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LIVERPOOL, DEC. 17.

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