The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE—MARCH 24.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Newbottle, from Alexandria;
Dolores, Lisbon ; Carmen, Santander ; Neptune, Calais ;
Laurel, Antwerp ; Freundschap, Emden ; Arendal, Holm-
strand; Solskumueren, Lauvrig ; Sophie, Krageroe ; Diana,
Amsterdam ; Rainbow, Rotterdam ; Baron Osy, Antwerp ;
Earl of Auckland, Rotterdam ; Fame, Calais ; City of
Rotterdam, Dunkirk ; Empresa, Santander ; Catherine,
Emden ; Brandenburg, Alexandria; Lord John Russell,
Harlingen.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Rainbow,
for RoLterdarn ; Baron Osy, Antwerp ; Wanderer, Rouen ;
Diana, Amsterdam ; Saint Charles, Hamburgh ; Margar-
etha Alida, Wasel ; Earl of Auckland, Rotterdam ; Fame,
Calais ; James, DAntzic ; Zeela, Jamaica ; Asia, Ade-
laide ; Caroline, Cherbourg • Eliza, Demerara ; Mary Ann
Gann, ; City of Rotterdam, Dunkirk ; Pantaloon,
Geelong ; Harry, Port Adelaide ; Swithamley, HrTannah ;
Catharine, Hamburgh ; Lord John Russell, Harlingen ;
Factory, Geelong.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Cairngonie,
second clearance ; Wanderer, for Rouen ; Asia, Port
Philip ' • Matilda Luckie, Demerara • Gattland, Port Philip ;
Maria Agnes, Barbadoes ; Les Amis, Rouen ; Larkins,
King George's Sound ; Excel, Antwerp - Triton, Ostend ;
Rainbow, Rotterdam ; Fame, Calais; City of Paris, Bou-
logne ; Ocean, Havre.

BREMEN, March 18. -The Edmund, from Liverpool,
which was on shore at Bremerhaven March 13, has been
got off, and into the harbour.
CROOKUAVEN, March 19.—The Witch (cutter), of Bide-
ford, from Cardiff to Lisbon, was abandoned about 360
miles from land, and sank immediately after ; crew landed
here by the Frea. The William, of and from Blyth, was
in contact March 18, about 14 miles S.W. A W. of Cromer
Light, with a brig, sup Posed to be the Diligence, and
apparently Sunderland built, when she broke some stan-
chions, bulwarks, stove jolly boat, and received other
damage.
SWAN AGE, March 22.—The Hopewell went ashore last
night, but was assisted off in a leaky state, and proceeded
for Poole.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Ellen Maria, Liverpool to New Orleans, Feb. 13,
lat. 33, long. 63.
The Carlo Mauran, Clyde to Philadelphia, Feb. 28, lat.
44, long. 58.

The John Ravenal, Liverpool to Philadelphia, off Cape
May.
The Delhi, Calcutta to Boston, Nov. 22, lat. 8 N., long.
87 E.

The Ann Lawson, of Whitehaven, for Rio Janeiro, Jan.
25, lat. 13 S., long. 34.
The Frank Pierce New Orleans to Liverpool, Feb. 21,
off Matamilla Reef. •
The America, Glasgow to Baltimore, Feb. 15, lat. 43
N., long. 11 W.
The Ann Jenkins, Clyde to Sea- Francisco, March 10,
let. 43 N., long. 11 W.

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