The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-13 00:00:00

CUSTOM HOUSE, JAN. 12.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Caroline Johanna, from Ma-
Hager ; Julius Cesar, St. Michael's; Erindring, Copen-
hagen ; Fury, Memel; John Bunyan, Shanghai and: St.
Helena ; Swan, Gothenburg ; Caroline, Frederickshaven
Pet, St. Michael's ; Mariner's Hope, Cronstadt ; Therese,
Rostock ; Henry Holman, Smyrna ; Louise, Galtstront
Anna, Nykjobing.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Cosmopolite,
for Valparaiso ; America, Geelong ; Sir Charles Forbes,
Adelaide ; Glance, Mogadore ; Sarah, Leghorn ; Greting,
Antwerp ; Adalheid, do. ; Norman Morison, New Zea-
land ; American Lass, Sydney ; Jeannette PlAllipine,
Port Adelaide ; Isis, Sydney.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO The Waldemar,
for Valencia ; Sea Queen, Hong Kong ; Hellespont, Algoa
Bay ; American Eagle, New York. • • • • ,1:0:1

LIVERPOOL, JAN. 12.
The Mount Washington arrived at this port from Mon
treal ; left Quebec, Nov. 25, and was seven days getting
down the river, which was much encumbered with iloat-
ing ice. v

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WARRENPOINT, Jan. 10.—The Hartford, from Mobile,
at this port, experienced a heavy gale, Oct. 20, lat. 28,
long. 79, and shipped a heavy sea, breaking the stern rail-
ing, and stoving the provision and water casks. gm
sprang a leak, and next day passed four dismantled vet-
sels. When off Cork, experienced a heavy gale, and lost
jibboom and all her top sails.—The Genova (s. s ), for this
port, has put back to Gibraltar damaged, having been in
collision, Dec. 27.- -A bale of cotton, marked 'Ballo*,
B. W.," with a few Chinese characters, has been pli.
up on the coast, about one and a half miles S. from 31*-
castle, and another at Dundrum.
NEWPORT, Jan. 11.—The Clarissa, for St. Thomas; as
put back in distress, and will discharge to repair.
LISBON, Jan. 5. —lt has been blowing hard from 5.17.
to W.N.W. for some days; and during the night increasing
to gales. Some damage has been done amongst the ship-
ping in the Quadro.
DROGHEDA, Jan. 10.—The Thomas Miller, Liverpool:to
Shields, which was stranded on the North Bull, Jan.l7,
remains on her beam ends full of water. Should the wea-
ther moderate some of her materials may be saved.—The
Dolores; Bilboa to Liverpool, which was stranded north of
this bar, Dec. 20, after her cargo was discharged, became a
wreck. The hull and materials were sold yesterday.A
ship's boat, 18 feet long and 5 feet beam, carvel built,
painted black outside and yellow inside, with stern stove;
the figut e-head of a large vessel, a lion with " British Em-
pire" cut upon it, and five bales of cotton, of fine texture,
have come ashore in this district.

BILBAO, Jan. 6.—The William, of Gloucester, frimi
Falmouth to Santona, which was on shore to the eastward
of this port, December 29, was got off and brought into
this river, 31st, but with trifling damage to her hull.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Anna Maria, bound S., Nov. 24, lat. 5 S., •tang.
28 W.

The Thetis, from Liverpool to Hobart Town, Sept.,24,
lat. 11 N., long. 23 W.
The Oud Nederranden, from Hartlepool to Hong Kong,
Nov. 15, lat. 9 N., long. 24 W.
The R. K. Page, from New Orleans to Liverpool, off the
Banks. Acme from the Clyde, Dec. 25, lat. 51 N., Ipng.
17 W.

aaa.s. Madagascar, for Rio Janeiro, Nov. 25, lab 4 N.
long. 22 W. Artistic, for Valparaiso, same day.
A barque, No. 9071, 2nd d. p., 26th, lat. 4 N., lon.g. 22
W. The Lady of the Lake, for Natal, same day, lat,
long. 22 W.