The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-29 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 28.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Jane, from Mauritius and
St. Michael's ; Vesta, Bjoneborg and Copenhagen ; Arthur,
Quebec ; Sympathy, Riga ; Furet, Gravelines ; No Joke,
St. Malo ; Olive, Genoa ; St. Patrick, Quebec; Content,
Gothenburg; Juanita, Flavannah ; Caroline, Dunkirk ;
Eliza, Onega ; Margaretha, Holbeek ; Diamond, Dantzic.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.--The Unias, for
Oporto; Catharina, Antwerp; Fortuna, Antwerp; Maria
Anna, Antwerp ; Elizabeth, Antwerp ; Gondola, Boston ;
Juanita, Demerara ; Caroline, Stettin ; Doncaster, Genoa
and Odessa ; Taurus, Valentia ; Thalia, Cape of Good
Hope ; Lloyd, Port Philip.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO The Verbina, for
Dunkirk ; James and Emma, Dunkirk ; Funf Gebroeders,
Antwerp ; Derby, Boulogne ; Albatross, Odessa.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 28.
The Joven Claudio, from this port to Cadiz was taken
into Wexford in a sinking state, but is now in a place of
safety, and will have to be discharged.
The St. Hilda, of Liverpool, from Manilla to London,
was spoken, Nov. 12, lat. 20 N., long. 33 W., with mizen
and mainmasts sprung ; sho also telegraphed that she had
with an accident.

The N.E. wind having cut off the tide, the Baltic
(UnitedlStates Mail steamer), is neaped in the Huskisson
dock, and will not sail till to-morrow morning.
The Kate Kearnoy, for this port, was loading at Labuan
on the 13th of October.
The James Carson, from Bombay for this port, was
spoken Nov. 12, off Ascension.

OFF DUNGENESS, Dec. 28.—Wind E., strong in squalls,
—Arrived the Minervia, from Madras; Bayard, St. Law-
rence ; Rattler, Callao ; Richard Cobden, New York.
Sailed the Robert and Betsy, for Melbourne.
SHIELDS, Doc. 27. The Cygnet (brig), of Blyth, for
London, in tugging out to sea, broke her tow-line, drove
down on the Herd Sand, and is going to pieces—crew saved
by the life-boat.

GIBRALTAR, Dec. 20.—The Berangor, from Bahia to
Marseilles, which was on shore on the Western Beach,
was got off Dec. 17, after discharging the greater part of
her cargo, which may be considered as totally lost. .
QUEBEC, Dec. 20.—The Breadalbane, from Penarth
Roads, which was ashore at Point-au-Pin, is safe at St.
Andre, with her crew on board.
COWES, Dec. 27.—The Mathilde, from Trieste to Rot-
terdam, which arrived at the Motherbank on the 23rd, has
come into the harbour—reported to be leaky, and with
loss of sails.

LOWESTOFT, Dec. 28.—The following vessels are ashore
here and at Corton :—The Alliance (brig), of Sunderland ;
Fly (brig), of Whitby ; Samuel (schooner), of Clay ; Cele-
rity (sloop), of Hull ; Snipe (brig), of Faversham ; Panope
(schooner), of Caen.
WEXFORD, Dec. 36.—The Joven Claudio (lugger), Liver-
pool to Cadiz, has been brought in here to-day in a sinking
state, and must discharge.
BRIDLINGTON, Dec. 28.—The Ann, from Hartlepool to
London, was run on shore this morning off Flamborough
Head, in a sinking state, and will be a total loss.
DANTZIC, Dec. 24. -The Amelia, hence for Liverpool, on
shore on Hela Dec, 21, it is feared will become a wreck.
PATRAS, Dec. 14.—A vessel under the Wallachian flag,
laden with Indian corn, put into Navarino prior to Dec.
6, leaky, and with her master missing.
The French barque Racine, from the Euxino Sea, wheat
laden, derelict without any damage, was fallen in with,
Nov. 30, between the island of Sapienza and Cape Malapan,
by the Sardinian vessel New Hope and Neapolitan vessel
Ricards, and carried into Porte Luogo, whence she will be
brought to Navarino. Blood was found in the cabin ; all
the sailors' chests had been opene !, and that belonging to
the captain was emptied. The ship's boat and papers
were missing, the stores stolen, and the log-book had been
entered up to Nov: 30 and Dec. 1, the day on which she
was fallen in with.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Orion Harris, from New York to Boulogne, out 55
lays.

The Magnolia, American ship, for Port Philip, Nov. 7,
lat. 10 S., long. 30 W.
The Adelaide, with troops, outward bound, Bth, lat. 8
S., long. 30 W.
Tho Duke, from Calcutta to Liverpool, Dec. 10, lat. 43
N., long. 27 W.
Tho Equador, from Quebec to Hull, nine days out, off
St. Peter's.
An English brig, with loss of mainmast, showing No.
3267, Ist pendant, Dec. 19, entering the Tagus.
The Timandra, from Madras to London, Oct. 30, lat. 32
S., long. 13 E.
The Zoe, from Mauritius to Queenstown, Nov. 8, 1a,t.15
S., long. 6 W.

The James Carson, from Bombay to Liverpool, 12th, off
Ascension.

The Chandernagore, from Colombo to London, 23d, lat.
15 N , long. 30 W.
The Queen of Sheba, from New York to London, Dec.
17, lat, 50 N., long. 10 W.