The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-22 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, Nov. 21.
ENTERED lAN WARDS.—The Chasseur, from Graveliries!
Cole, ditto ; Leone:, ditto ; Turbot, ditto ; Thea, ditto
George, St.3rlalo; Flora, Mass.; Lioness, Malaga; Johanna,
Wilhelm ; Detzum, Koningen ; Elizabeth, Dantzic; Dun:
robin, Uddewalla ; Aurora, Trieste; Dublin, Bordeaux'
Breeze, Patras ; Coronation. Rotterdam ; Alliance, Riga
Arminins, Dantzic; Juno, Uddewalla ; Eter, Altos; Bur'
Sovereign, Charente ; Christopher Hoge, Lee Esperaucel
Lekken ; Wm. West, Faro ; Frau Engel, r ; Richaru
Francis, Rouen ; Cicilie, Memel ; Delphine, Odense;
Parrock Hall, St. Kitts; Oscar, Riga; Hendrik& Bonwinat.
Konigsberg ; Sophie, Gefle ; Hazard, ditto ; Hager, Jabeu,
Doncaster, Alexandria ; Argo, Dantzic ; Julia, Anelate
'Lerner, Porto Rico ; Waverley, Quebec ; Charlotte, Fax'
borg ; William, Quebec ; Sjamke, Memel ; Isabella,
Stettin ; James, Charente ; San Nicolo, MarianaPle .
Santa Filomena, Taganrog ; Peter Marcy, New Orleans?
Magrico, Lisbon ; Contest, Terceira ; Louis, Bordeaux;'
Chance, Dantzic; Tons, Donerrodde ; Alpha, Girgent!
and Falmouth ; Emerald, Antigua ; Patriotic, Garula
Man
Andromache, New York ; Wyvern, Fayal ; Danzig,
zanilla ; Phoenix, Trieste ; Fecampois, Bordeaux ; Awls'
Quebec ; Arab, Callao ; Martha Max, Riga; Annequeug:
Jantina, Memel ; Regina de Belgo, Ibrail ; Ellen, Calla° P,,
Jessie, Bordeaux ; Waldemar, St. Petersburg ; Symmetrt
St. Andrew's ; Agnes, Oporto ; Vivid, Archangel ; Saran,
Nieuport ; Eendraghl, Stettin ; and the usual continental
steamers.

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ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Mercury, for
Bordeaux ; Julius, Rostock ; Nillida Arenhahl ; Parr°P
Hall, St. Kitt's ; Ellen, Havre ; Adele, Harburg ; „ .
Genoa; Rio, Melbourne ; Antoinette, ditto ; Roelins,
Amsterdam ; Haaflison, Sandeford ; Henry and
Port Philip ; Zingari, ditto ; Paragon, Trinidad.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Shannon, for
Mauritius ; Louise, Harhaus ; Brilliant, Odessa ; Grehon
Port Philip and Sydney ; Eagle, New Zealand ;- Mariner'
Port Adelaide ; Dublin, Trinidad.

QUEBEC, Oct. 31.—1 t blew a violent gale at Rimonskif
Oct. 26th, during which the Arabia, from Liverpool to this
port, lying at anchor at Bic, was driven on shore, and Lest
two of her masts. Another account states Acsur;
Nov. s.—The Elizabeth, from Port Talbot, arrived hie"'
Nov. 3, with loss of sails, spars, &c., in a hurricane 111
Sept., in lat. 48, long. 22, sprung a leak during a gale
Caconna, 25th, and had her starboard bow stove, Nov. uf,
off Point Levy, having been in contact with the barque
NTiwzara, outward-bound; the latter vessel lost foretop'
I'HISTED, Nov. 13.—The Hvalen (schooner), of Arendf4
timber laden, derelict, was picked up yesterday, about
rnile and-a-half from the coast, and brought into Wu"
Strand. Crew supposed to be saved.
RENNE BORNULOM, Nov. 12.—The Fancy, of and from'London, for Cronstadt, which was stranded off this tow:,
in the nizht of the Bth November, has been got off and Inv"
this port leaky : supposed to have sustained considerable
damage, as she was stranded on a stony reef.
ANTWERP, Nov. 19.—Accounts from Valparaiso, of the
30th of September, mention a vague rumour thatW
Timor (Dutch barque), from this, had been seen off Cape
Horn, entirely dismasted, and beyond the possibility °
being saved.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.—The wreck of a vessel, larbcsde
marter out of water, boards tainted white, and
• OSCA" on her stern, was passed Ist November, in lab
3 N., long. 75.

Nov. 7.—The William Stargiss, from St. John's,
W Liverpool, on shore on Quaddy Head, 24th October,"
been got off, and was towed into Portland, sth November'
the Laetitia (barque), from Honduras to Cowes, vild,c
.vasas on shore. 22d October, on Marlin's Reef, near go'
West, has been got off.
EMDEN, Nov. 18.—The Hoffnung, from Newcastle to
leer, was wrecked on the Memmert Sand, 13th N°ll';
crew saved.
03 SUNDERLAND, Nov. 21.—The Palmyra, full, a..-. 4-4
here, was in collision yesterday morning, off Hui:Ml
W
Loot, with the Brigand, of Aberdeen, from Archangel
:,ondon, when the latter sunk immediately ; crew saved'
PARIS, Nov. 20.--The Susan, Guernsey to London, I",
ported, Nov. 5, as having foundered three days previo:
Lfter striking on the Baskets, was seen floating to the
of these rocks on the 10th.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.
The Royal. Mail Steam-ship America, from hence,
rived at Halifax on the 11th inst.
The Gertrude arrived here yesterday, having lost bO
sprit, foretopmast, &c. while lying to in a gale, No* '
LA. 44 N. long. 40 W.
The Peterhoff, from St. John N.B. arrived at this Pt,
with loss of mainmast, mizen topmast, &c. in a sclv"—
Oct. 31, lat. 46 long. 44.
The Meteor from Quebec, arrived at this port in 19 cIAI

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Royal Alice, from Sydney to London, Nov. 13 P 0
47 N., long. 13 W.

The Harmony (ship), Nov 8, lat. 45 N., long. 14 W" 10
The Seringapatam (ship), Nov. 14, lat. 50 N., long'
W.
A screw steamer, barque rigged, 2nd d.p., No. 8,0'61
Nov. 10, lat. 48 N., long. 8 W.
The Kingston, from Milford to St. John's, NB., No
4, lat. 45 W.
The Alexandrine (barque), of Swansea, Nor. 7, g
N., long. 10 W.
The John Wesley (schooner), Oct. 4, lat. 10 N., lo4'
23 W.
The Walter Baine, Oct 20, lat. 32 N., long. 33 Vr•aug.
The John Toinkinson, from Liverpool to Acapulco,
-I°'
17, lat. 56 S., lat. 60 W.
The W. Connell, from Whampoa to London, Oct •
9, N., long. 2 W.
The Liverpool (schooner), from Cork to Barbadoes
7, lat. 47 N., long. 13 W.
The Cape Breton (barque), off Rio, lat. 18 E. 31::
The Ontario, from Callao, out 85 days, same day.
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The Fingal, from London to Launceston, Van Diezrw•„
Land, Nov. 15, lat. 47 N., long. 8 "W .
The Idaho, steering South 15th, lat. 15 5
long. 26 W,