The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 10.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Argus, from Terceira; Kan-
garoo, Amsterdam ' • Poule, Cherbourg ; Prospero, St.
Michael's ; Eclipse, do. ; Orion, Buenos Ayres ; Volant,
Smyrna ; St. Croix, Belize ; Sylph, Barbadoes ; Petrus
Horsens, Harlingen ; Two Gibroeders, Amsterdam ;
Aarhuus ; Anne Holbeck, Frederica ; Anne, Fru•
borg Lyna, Charente ; Camilla, Galatz ; Balder, Shang-
hai ; Callao, Calcutta ; Pantaloon, Rotterdam ; Iberia,
Demerara ; Mary Felka, St. Michael's ; Harmony, San-
tander ; Thomas Gowland, Cadiz ; Lively, Charente ;
Sophie, Copenhagen ; Vesta, Rotterdam ; Berdinkba,
Marianople ; Hermanos Queendes, Bilboa ; Coromandel,
Singapore and Cape of Good Hope ; Neptune, Baltimore;
Elizavetta, Kertch.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Kangaroo,
for Amsterdam ; Fleetwood and Frances Madras ; Donna
Maria Segunda, Lisbon ; Ashmore, Bombay ; Dorothy,
Mauritius ; Fifteen, Lisbon ; Norma, Adelaide ; Marga-
retta, Gothenburg; Mary Montagu, London ; Faith, Africa.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Luis, ,for
Monte Video and Buenos .Ayres 2 • Ambrosine, Melbourne;
Callender, do. ; Enchantress, Barbadoes ; Equivalent,
Genoa ; Brewer, Bombay ; Villa de Napoli, Naples ; City
of Hamilton, Montreal; Frankye, Konigsberg.

, LIVERPOOL, March 10.—The schooner H. M. Johnston,
of Tremont, waterlogged, and abandoned, was passed
Feb. 17, lat. 38 N., long. 65 W. Another waterlogged
vessel, about 400 tons, with all her masts gone, was
passed, Feb. 19, lat. 39, long. 58, and a third vessel water-
logged, same day, by the Warbler.
The Phcenix, from Antwerp, at this port, had on board
14 of the crew of the Pantheon, wrecked at Holyhead.
ELSINORE, March 4.—The wreck of apparently a large
ship, with masts cut away, only her forepart above waterz
and supposed to have been on fire, her windlass marked
" M. Quilkin and Henry, St. Lawrence Foundry, Quebec,"
was passed on the 16th Feb., in lat. 44 N., long. 10 W.,
by the Niels Gylding, from Messina, which passed this
place, bound to the Baltic.
YARMOUTH, March 9.—The John and Edwin, of and
for Whitstable, from Sunderland, passed off here, with
loss of bowsprit, figure-head, &c., having been in collision
with the Coadjutor, of London, ff the Spurn.
March 10.—The Idas, of Rochester, for London, has
been assisted in here from off the sand, without damage.
HARWICH, March 9.—The Queen Bee, of Sunderland,
from Hamburg to Liverpool, grounded on the Long Sand
during the fog yesterday morning, was assisted off in the
afternoon, and sailed for Sunderland to repair.
PILLAO, March 6.—The Russian schooner, barque, Ernst
Merck, bound to Riga, arrived here to-day for shelter, not
having been able to make either Riga or Memel, on account
of the ice. She will proceed for Riga as soon as that port
is free of ice. The weather continues mild, and the open
ing of the rivers may take place sooner than was expected.
Water on the bar 16 feet.

VLAARDINGEN, March s.—The British ship William and •
Eliza was fallen in with 26th Feb., in lat. 55 N., long. 4E.,
in a sinking state, and the crew taken off and landed here,
by the Dutch koff Vaarwel.
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PARIS, March 9.—Accounts from Constantinople state,
that the Celesta (Australian ship), freighted by the Eng°
lish Government to carry provisions to the squadron at
Beycos, and escorted by the war-steamer Ardent, struck,
15th Feb., on a rock near the Dardanelles, and is being
discharged.
LANCASTER, March 9.—The Native Lass, of Greenock,
from Ardrossan to Morecombe, struck upon Meat Bank,
yesterday, and received considerable damage ; she after-
wards got upon Sunderland Bank, but has been towed to
her destination, making much water.
DUBLIN, March 9.—The Robert Kelly, from Liverpool
to New York, was brought into Kingstown Harbour last
night, dismasted. After the vessel struck on the bank the
crew left her, next morning she floated off, and was boarded
by the fishing-boats who rigged jtuymasts, and brought her
into port. The pas sengers and crew have been landed At
Arklow.