The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-23 00:00:00

CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 22.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Thea, from Gravelines ;
Leon, do. ; Europa, Gothenburg ; Swift, Jabea ; Cameron
Packet, Stettin • Gode Hensight, do. ; Osirus, Memel ;
Mette Margaretha, Sundswall ; Irene Marie, Nykioberg ;
Trouke Egberdena, Stralsund ; Ceres, Odense ; Glance,
Landscrons ; Claudia,
Messina ; Furst Sunworff, Riga ;
Neptunus, Dantzic ; Alexander, Christiania ; Defender,
Alexandria ; Heyworth, Cronsdt ' • Indefatigable, Dant-
zie ; Favourite, do. ; Louisa, do. ; Surprise, Helsingborg ;
Westmoreland, Cronstadt ; Bullfinch, Gothenburg ; Hinda,
do. ; Rosina, Weile.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Dec. 22. The
Phcenic Omme, for Dunkirk ; Jenne Louise and Fanny,
Rouen ; Lotus, Barbadoes ; Julius, Landscrona ; John and
Margaret, Dunkirk; Holderness, ditto; Favourite, Seville;
Prima Donna,. Cape Coast Castle ; Surge, Hong Kong ;
Ann Dunkirk% Fylia, Monte Video and Buenos Ayres ;
Thetis, New Zealand ; Pomona, Barbadoes and Antigua ;
Laura, Barbadoes ; Villa de Napoli, Naples.

CLEAREDOUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Dec. 22.—The War-
ner, for Antwerp ; Countes3 of Zetland, Cape of Good
Rope ; Sumatra, Port Philip ; Clotilde, Rouen ; Balna-
quith, New Zealand.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 22.
The Stornoway, for Calcutta, while in the act of weigh-
ing anchor on Tuesday, was run into by the dock mud-
flats, which carried away her cutwater and other damage.
She was obliged to return into dock for repairs, and will
be ready for sea to-morrow.
The Chatham, hence to Savannah, wrecked at Drog-
heda, has gone to pieces.
The Niagara, emigrant ship, bound to New York (not
the Agnes, as reported yesterday), got ashore near Wex-
ford on the 19th inst. Part of the passengers left her on
the 20th. The cargo was expected to be saved.
The Black Prince, of Caernarvon, from Lundon to Dub-
lin, is on shore near Belfast, and is expected to become a
total wreck. The crew attempted to land in the life•boat,
but is capsized, and the mate was drowned.
SANTANDER, Dec. 15.—The Julia (ship), from Liverpool
to Vigo, arrived at that port yesterday, and having lost
her anchors and chains, was abandoned by the crew this
morning, but brought into harbour by the Powener (s).
STAVANGER, Dec. 9.—The Caroline, from Aarhnus to
Leith, has pat into Tananger with cargo heeled; will dis-
charge.
DUBLIN, Dec. 21.—The Anne, of and from Aberystwith,
from Newport, is ashore about a quarter of a mile south
of Arklow Bar. The Success, of Port Madoc, is ashore at
Salem, six miles south of Arklow.

SariLys, Dec. 21.—The Marinus brig is aground on the
Dotwick Sand. •The Ebenezer, of Blyth, is lying very
badly athwart the river.

HARTLEPOOL, Dec. 20.—The Dolphin, from London,
went ashore between this place and the West Harbour yes-
terday. The Johan, before reported on shore here, was
the Johan, from London.

ANTWERP, Dec. 21. The Europa, bound to England,
which put back to Callao, Oct. 2, leaky, has been con-
demned at that place.
HJORRING, Dec. 14. The Joaquim, of Swansea, was
wrecked near Taletrup last night ; crew and part of cargo
saved.

BERGEN, Dec. 12.—The Caroline, from Copenhagen to
Leith, put in 6th inst., with damage, and must discharge
to repair. The Aries of Wick, was abandoned in a sink-
ing state, 4th inst., 80 miles N. of this port; crew landed
here.

PARIS, Dec. 22,—The John Cockrell, from Havre to
Martinique, which put bank to discharge and examine,
will be laid on a careen to repair. A vessel bottom was
passed on Dec. 11th, in lat. 48 N. lat. 10 W.
The Sacree Famille, from Odessa to Marseilles, with
wheat, having had rudder broken, has been wrecked on the
beach of Peschiers, near the Isles d'Heveres, and it is
feared will break up ; crew saved.
The Laura, from Santander to Bordeaux, has been lost
on the coast of Mimizam, near La Teste.
A vessel is sunk in the sand at Rhone Vif, the masts
alone appearing above water, supposed to be the Mazagan,
of Toulon. A hen coop, a white dog, dead, a long boat,
broken, painted bright green, four water-casks, a case with
straw, appears to have contained bottles, marked on one of
the heads " Heimt Roop Teage et Comp," and "H" with
an " 0" on the middle bar, and a bag, with a Tuscan and
other signal flags, have been found near Rhone Vif, and
are supposed to have come from the sunken vessel.
POOLE, Dec, 20.—The Lo, from London, struck upon
the Hook Sand, was assisted off, making water, greater
part of her cargo discharged without damage, and not with
damage, as reported yesterday.

LoisIE3IO6TH, Dec. 20.—the Pink Speymonth, from
Sunderland to this port, in entering the -harbour to-day,
was driven on the rocks leeward, and will become a total
wreck.

The Arab (schooner), from St. Michael's, and an Ameri-
can ship were in contact yesterday off Beachy Head, when
the former was totally dismasted and received other severe
damage ; the crew abandoned her, but subsequently re-
turned on board.

The Augusta (barque), Helsingborg to London, was
was abandoned off Flamborough Head in a sinking state
on Dec. 16th ; crew taken off by the Mette Margarethe,
arrived in the river.

The Spanish ship Dolores, supposed from Santander to
London, is on shore at Drogheda ; crew saved.
A vessel was seen off Ballycotton Point, south of Ireland,
Dec. 20, with masts gone.
The Elizabeth, of Newport, has been towed into Queens-
town, dismasted and abandoned.

The schooner Bohemian Girl, from Smyrna to this port,
is on shore at Carlingford Bar, full of water.
The Ann, of Liverpool, was wrecked at Pembray on the
20th.

The flat Pilot, of and for this port, from Llandillos, sank
on the 17th in Llandillo Bay—crew saved.
The Adolpfa, from Seville for this port, is on shore near
Newcastle, near Dundrum, a total wreck.