The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-26 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 25.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Drie Broeders, from Wor-
cum ; Crescent, Cronstadt ' • Niels Frederick, Malmo ;
Anna Magdalena, Thisted ; Active, Nykiobing ; Victor,
Engelholm ; Colonist, Schien ; Anna Margaretha, Struer ;
Charlotte, Cimbritsham ; Olof, Gothenburg ; Ellida, Kim-
golf; 28th July, Anclam ; Emma, Struer ; Burgermeister,
Griefs w ald.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The India, for
Hong Kong and Canton; Kinderdyk, Sydney; Hedvig,
Gothenburg; Mary and Rose, Melbourne ; Ajax, Altona;
Brownley, Barbadoes ; Emanuel, Altona; Missionary,
Hobart Town ; Alphonse N. Cezard, Port Philip ; Cham-
pion, St. Vincent ; Neptune, Hernosand ; Willem Frede-
rick, Singapore.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Pons Alia,
for Port Philip ; Hydra, Havannah Isabellay Naples ;
Mead, Gibraltar ; Alice, Antwerp ; Thomas Snook, Cape
Coast Castle; Temperance, Genoa ; Princess Helena, Val-
paraiso ; Vancouver, Boston ; Eclipse, Rouen ; Sympathy,
Bordeaux; Rosalie, Syra and Smyrna; Anne Sophia,
Falkland Islands ; Maria, Cape of Good Hope ; Donna
Maria, Lisbon; Eliza Hunter, Launceston; Jesse, Deme-
rara ; Mercury, .Rotterdam.

HARTLEPOOL, April 23.—The Bear, of Gloucester, has
been wrecked to the southward. The Robert, of Aberdeen,
has been wrecked near to West Hartlepool.
LIVERPOOL, April 25.—The Gazeteer, for New York,
which sailed yesterday, has put back with loss of jibboom,
&c., having been in contact off Holyhead with the French
brig Pere Grenet, from Santander, for this port, which
has been towed in here in a sinking state, and with one
man killed and two drowned.
NEW YORK, April 7.—The Golden Rule (American
schooner), was run into on April 4, in Broad Sound, by
the Atlantic (s.), and was cut down, had two beams
broken, lost anchor, etc., but was brought into Gloucester.
The American Union, arrived here from Liverpool, reports
having sailed March 22 through about 73 large islands of
ice.

April B.—The Arctic, which arrived herefrom Liverpool,
April 6, on March 9, in lat. 46 N. long. 46 W., during a
thick fog, ran into a large quantity of field ice, and lost 18
feet of cutwater, and was six days in getting clear of the
ice. The Portugal (Portuguese brig), of Oporto, which
was abandoned on March 29, in lat. 33 long. 68, and sank
soon afterwards, was bound from Para to New York.
April 10.—The City of Manchester (s. s.), from Liver-
pool, which arrived at Philadelphia April 1, had been
agroand on the flats below Preedy Island on the same day.
April 11.—The Alliance, loaded with cotton at Charles-
ton, for Liverpool, took fire, but was extinguished with but
slight damage. The Emma Watts (brig) was fallen in
with dismasted and in a sinking state, in lat. 43 long. 35
W. and the crew taken off, by the Franzeska Ranke
ar
rived here. The Union, of and for this port, from Para,
capsized capsized on 11th ult., in lat. 17 N. long. 47 W.; crew taken
off on the 16th by the Jeune Edouard, from Marseilles to
Guadeloupe, and 20,000 dollars were saved at the same
time.

REVAL, March 31.—The Furst Menschikoff, from Liver-
pool, bound to Narva, has got on shore near Spithani, to
the south-east of the Island of Odensholm, but is expected
off after throwing part of her cargo overboard.

RE-CAPTURE OF A RUSSIAN PRIZE.
COPENHAGEN, April 22.—The Russian schooner Li-
bertas, Captain Roos, which had been captured by the
English, is again in possession of the master, and has been
taken into Ystad—Captain Roos having made the English
prize crew drunk, thus became master of the ship.
Severai Finland vessels, laden with salt, have arrived
safely in Finland.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Chanticleer (brig) from London, April 9, lat. 50 N.,
long. 13 W.
The Montrose (barque) of Leith, April 9, lat. 49 N.,
long. 13 W.
The Speculatione, April 13,
The Llewellin (brig) bound soulatt.h4w9aNrci:
lat. 40.
09NW.;
long.
15 W.
The Christian (schooner) outward bound, April 13, lat.
46. long. 9.
The Marquis of Hastings, steering S.W., April 1, lat.
42 N., long. 16 W. •
The Patna, March 1, lat. 2 N., long. 18 W.
The William de Tweede, March 1.
The Alexander, April 13, lat. 50 N., long. 10 W.
The Marlborough, from Colombo to London, March 7 ,
lat. 1 N., long. 21 W.
The Rover, from Jersey to Melbourne, March 9, long. 2
N. lat. 19 W.
lat.
T4B N., long. 20 W. he Caermarthen, from Calcutta toiLiverpool, April 5,
The Thetis, from Leith to Australia, April 10, lat. 43
N., long. 16 W.
44 N.,
The Hu
long. dson,
W.from Clyde to New York, March 22, lat.
51
The Wild Wave, from Devonport to California, April
10, lat. 44 N., long. 5 W.
The Transit, from Whitehaven to Quebec, April 12, lat.
56 N., long. 14 W.
The Victoria, from London to New York, March 25,
lat. 45 N., long. 45 W.

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