The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.I

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 24.
ENTERED INyfARDS.—The Jantina. Hendrika, from St e t.
tin ; Harinow '
y, do. ; Active, Malmo ; Enigheden Str Is I.
sund ; Thomson, Flensburgh ; Haabet, Aarhuus ; Sophi, e,
Horsens ; Eros, Griefswald ; Maria, Ottendorff ; Adriea
Dantzic ; Gustav Adolph, Rostock ; Comet, do . Ant a
Elizabeth, Norderxhlende ; Emma Mathilda, .Newhai •-
lingarseil ' • Winteren, Soderhamm ; Hebelus, Dantzie ;
Alma, Christiania ; Skien, Sannesund ; Ocean, Sariusbo.rg • ;
Blandina, Tonning ; Minerva, Carlsburg ; Royal Adelau ). 3,
Laurvig ; Julie, Rostock; Untenebinning, Norder aid t-
leuse; Alexandrine, Wismar ; Matta Margaretta, Chris -
tiansand ; Logster, Kioge Margaret, Christiania ; lb r.eta,
Wismar ; Aolus , Krageroe ; Neptune, Bungarel ; A ebe,
Gottenburgh ; Navigationen, Holmsund ; Marlhine, l Cra-
geroe ; Norsk° Looe, do. ; Taube, Landscrons.; a tab,
Kioge ; Emanuel, Copenhagen ; Frederike Christ
Fohr ; Clara, Dantzic.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The My, for St.
Maio ; Eclipse, Madera ; St. Helena, Geelong ; N avarimo,
Port Philip; Jessie Thorns, Constantinople.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.--The Joseph, for
Barbadoes ; Flying Childers, Elsinore ; Shannon, Malta ;
Margaretha, Gottenburgh ; Gesskea, Copenhagen ; Favou-
rite, Algoa Bay; Monteiro Rimeiro, Oporto ; Gloriosa,
Calcutta; Industry, Dunkirk; Naiad, Dunkirk; Julia,
Lisbon ; Yorktown, New /-ork•

• LIVERPOOL, MARCH 24.
The Meridian, from Demerara , has arrived at thi port
with loss of foretopmast. •
About 160 bales of cotton were latilded at Milford ( in the
21st from the Coronella, from New Orleans to Live rpcol,
ashore on Broadhaven Sands, and some znore was exp eoted
to be got out. The ship was not making water, and i s ex-
pected to be got off at high tide.
Tho Star, from Buenos Ayres, has been towed . 6 •om
Queenstown with loss of foremast, by the Albert, tun'.
The Sarah Sands (s. s.), from Portland, passed on thee ;th,
in lat. 42 46, long. 63 19, a steamer, supposed the Chaff ty,
hence (and Greenock) for Portland ; and on the 10th, at
one a.m., made a field of ice, and sailed along its edge I ive
hours.

CADIZ, March 14.—The Russian ship Activ, from _Ne
castle to Genoa, put in here this morning with dam 14
and the Dutch ketch Kaashandel (late Yylstra), from Pi. ar-
seilles to Amsterdam, dismasted and with other dame l Te,
having been in contact with one another off Cape 8 t.
Mary's, Feb. 26 ; the master of the Kaashandel was washe d
overboard and drowned whilst clearing the wreck.
CUXHAVEN, March 21.—The Preciosa Swedish brig, fa
Lindberg, from Cette, in getting under sail yesterday
afternoon, took the ground, got off in the night, and bee
proceeded up the river this morning. The Admiral Jarvis,
of and from Hartlepool, got on shore above Neuwerk„
struck heavily, and became very leaky, but came off and
into port this day, and is now on the mud in the harbe ;
she will proceed with extra hands to assist at the pumi )s.
CIIRISTIANSAND, March 4,—The St. Johannes, fr om.
Newcastle to Dwertheim, is reported to have sunk ; wl len
and where is not stated. The Catherine, of Tonsberg, i;ot
adrift at Hetterven on the night of the 26th of February,
struck the ground, and sank—crew saved.
MARSTRA.ND, March 14.—The Idem, of and from Chris-
tiansand, to Aarhuus, which was on shore on the north-east
side of the Scaw Reef, on the 4th of March, and subse-
quently drifted from her anchors, has been picked up, in
the Cattegat, and towed in here full of water.
PARIS, March 24.—The Benjamin, Santander to LiNler-
pool, put into L'Orient, March 19, leaky, and would d is-
charge to repair.
ANTWERP, March 23.—The Leander (Prussian brig ),
Naples to Antwerp, was on shore near Torrevieja, Mara h
3, in a bad condition, and with nearly four feet water In
the hold. If the weather remains favourable it was hoped
that part of the cargo would be saved.
AMSTERDAn, March 22.—The Lionel (steamer), Shield s
to Namsos, was abandoned in a sinking state Feb. 23, n
lat. 57 N., and the crew taken off by the Nepttmus,.
Holmstrand to Leith, which vessel was struck by a sea •
Feb. 25 in lat. 56 N., lost masts and rudder and filled,
was abandoned on the 14th March, and both crews were .
taken off her, March 14, by the HandeLsmaatschappy, ar- •
rived at Ma9.shuit, from the North Sea fishery ; vela
men died of starvation.
A water-logged ship, with foremast and bowsprit st;
ing, but no name perceptible, was passed in lat. 50 N.,
long. 18 W., by the Prima Donna, arrived at Swan sea.
I The Pinto, from London, was spoken Jan. 9 in lat. 2.9 S.,
long. 18 W., with main and topmast gone.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Esk (s s), St. Thomas's to Southampton, March 8,
lat. 30 N., long. 57 W.
The Thomas Hill (English barque), steering to the
E.N,E., March 16, lat. 45 N., long. 24 W.
The Chalmers (ship), of Sunderland. London to San
Francisco, Jan. 29, lat. 10 S., long. 28 W.
The Grassmere, bound S.E., Jan. 23, lat. 25 S., long.
23 W.
The Persian, from London, bound S., Feb. 4, lat. 3 /T.,
long. 28 W.
The Janette, Callao to Queenstown, March 1, lat. 20
long. 43 W.

' COUNTRY MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 24.

At to-day's market the pressure to sell was beyond tl e
demand, and a reduction had to be submitted to of 3d t)
4d per bushel on wheat, is to is 6d per barrel on flour, and
is to 2s per qr. on Indian corn from Tuesday's quotations.