The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-08 00:00:00

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 7.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Cornelia, from Rotterdam ;
Gerhardina, Antwerp ; Vriendschap, Worcum ; Laurel,
Antwerp; Welvaurt, Antwerp ; Hermisa, Neperus, Ant-
werp ; Annegiena Jantina, do.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Gebkea, for
Copenhagen ; Gezina Jantina, Amsterdam ; Julia, Lisbon ;
Sarah, Hamburgh ; Emelia, Cadiz, Malaga, and Valencia ;
M.ogadore ; Canada, Sierra Leone ; Amelia, Ronen ;
Radical, Caen.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Pekin, for
Demerara ; Maria, Harburg ; Tre Brodre, Memel ; Maria
Burness, Mauritius; John Scott, Demerara; Oriental,
Port Philip; Peninsula, Cadiz ; Rajah of Sarawak, Hong
Kong and Whampoa; Dauntless, Barbadoes ; Nelson
Place, Port Philip ; Cato, Demerara.

FALMOUTH, March 6.—Wind, E., light breeze. The
Newhouse, of Fowey, from Neath for Charleston, was in
contact with the Rapid (schooner), off Beaumaris, March
4, about six miles S.E. of St. Anthony's Light, when both
received damage.
PLYMOUTH, March 6.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Water-
witch, from Corunna.
BRISTOL, March 6.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Romu-
lus, from St. John's, N.B. Sailed— Majestic, for Nevis ;
Ada Mary, Africa.
HARTLEPOOL, March 6.—Wind, S.W. Sailed—Clifford,
for Cape of Good Hope.
LOWESTOFT, March 6.—Wind, S.E. Sailed—Gratitude,
for Bahia.

GLOUCESTER, March s.—Arrived—Lars, from Smyrna ;
Asia, Galatz.
KIRKCALDY, March 4.—The Indian (barque), from
Callao, caught the ground yesterday before getting into
the harbour, but is expected to be brought in without any
damage, if the weather remains fine.

PAiiri, March 7.—The Menai (s), Pashley, from London,
which went ashore at the back of the West Pier, near Fort
Roy, was floated off, Feb. 28, after having been lightened
of everything which it had on board, as well as part of the
machinery.
STEENBERG STRAND, Feb. 26.—The Sylphiden, from
Hull to Copenhagen, with a cargo of iron and goods, was
stranded off this place to-day ; crew saved ; cargo and
materials expected to be saved.

ST. MARGARET'S HOPE, Feb. 19.—The Henry and Mary
parted one of her chains, and dragged the other anchor in
this harbour this morning, and now lies on the ground.
The Ranger, of Wick, ashore at Cara, got afloat yesterday,
and this morning dragged both anchors, and is ashore
again near the same place.
PANAMA, Feb. 6.—The Kate (ship) has been stranded at
the Pearl Islands.

NASSAU, N.P., Jan. 18.—The Ocean, from Havannah
to Marseilles, with sugar, &c., was totally lost at Memory
Rock, Dec. 1.
SAN BLAB, Jan. 20.—The Ceylon, from San Francisco,
which received damage by striking on a rock, Deo. 4, has
been condemned and sold at Banderas Bay.
MOLDE, Feb. 15.—.4. schooner, dismasted and derelict,
laden with fish, has been picked up at sea, and carried
into Haroen ; she is Gen., as part of her cast iron gear is
marked " Prahl, Bergen, 1852."
BERGEN, Feb. 20.—Part of the cargo ex Christine Waer-
ness, on shore off Bukkum, has been saved in a damaged
state ; wind variable ; weather stormy.
PILLAU, March 2.—The Cito Umlauff, from this port to
Hull, which put back here, Feb. 16, leaky, and with other
damage, has been obliged to discharge her cargo, and the
damaged portion thereof will be sold to-morrow.
LissoN, Feb. 28.—The Lionne, from Newcastle to
Cette, put in here, Feb. 20, with loss of both her masts.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Matchless, of London, from Girgenti to Newcastle,
21st Feb., off Cape Palos.
The Fanny, from Martinique to Marseilles, 18th Feb.,
off Blanc (Catalonia).
The Slater Rebow, from St.; Michael's to London, 22d
Feb., lat. 44 N., long. 17 E.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL-MARCH 7.

A good attendance of the town and neighbouring trade,
and rather more buyers from a distance than for some time
past. In wheat little business transacted, at a decline of
2d to 3d per 701bs. on the week. Large purchases of flour
were made at is per barrel below the current prices of
Tuesday. Oats and oatmeal in demand at id per 451bs.
and 6d per load under the currency of this day week.
Barley, beans, and peas ld to 2d per 601bs. and is per qr.
lower. In Indian corn the sales were limited.