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

BLiIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOH HOUSE, APRIL 3.
ENTERrD INIVARDS.—The Blanche, from Buenos Ayres;,
Genoa, Odessa ; Maria Eugenia, Marianople • Everdine
Elizabeth, Rotterdam ; Charles, Caen ; Edward,' Haderss-
leben ; nraf Von Nassau Amsterdam ; Aglao, Havre ;
Tertia, Varna; Nova Albuna, Lisbon ; Egypt, Demerara ;
Lelia, St. John's and Nassau ; Black Warrior, New York;
Maiy Jane, Ger,enti ; Augusta, Anemia; Engine, Havre;
Mary Green, Callao ; Arabistan, New Orleans ; Watton
Muucaster, Iquique; Luesa, St. Vincent • Wellesly, Cal-
cutta; - Charleston ; Coquiwbo, 'New York and
Fayal ; Maloina, St. Croix ; Shepherdess, Algoa, Bay ;
Candi.: ate, Bar badoes ; Concordia, Marseilles ; Simlab,
Auckland and Callao; Woodcock, New York ; Sebemas,
Demerara.; Euclid, Savannah ; Barham, Calcutta ; Nor-
thumbeiland, Melbourne, Port Philip; Auguste, Grave-
lines ; Talavei a, Sydney.
ENTERED OUTWaHI,S FOR LOADING.—The Esther, for
Panama and San Francisco; Shepherdess, Algoa Bay ;
Jonge Kerst, Dantne ; Lelia, St. ThQuias and Nassau ;
Mystery, berhice ; Sjardina Anngina, Memel ; Canada,
S. Leone; Eclipse, Rou n Ore limgh Guldborg, Nestved ;
S due
y ; _Unser, St. Vincent ; •Liberty, Cher-
bourg ; Providence, Genoa ; Flovereign, Jamaica ; Superb,
Gott en burgh : Virginia, Boston ; Seinhh, New Zealand;
Challenger, Sydney ; James Scott, New Zealand.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGo.- The Emanuel, for
Harunurgh ; Basilic, Bil boa ; Hendrik,' Margarita, Santa
Cruz and Grand Canary; Cambridge, Jamaica; Nuevo
Rosano, ; Silva, Thruburgh ; Atneable Marie
Louise, Bordeaux ; Dorothy, Atturitius ; Ida, Altona ;
New Expres , Trinidad ; Virginia, Boston; Sir Charles
Forbes, Adelaide; Mercury, Bremen.

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LIVERPOOL, APRIL 3.
The Royalist, from New York, at this port, passed on
the 7th ult. the wreck of the Express, apparently about
breaking up; and on the 1.412, in lat. 43, long. 49, saw a
great many icebergs.
The Charity (s. s.), from this port, has arrived at Port-
land, in 28 days from the Clyde, having been hemmed in
the ice nine days.
The Asia (Royal mail steamer), from New York, has ar•
rived at this port, left March 22. Specie on board $303,Q00,
of which $16,0j0 are for England.
The Emerald, from Baltimore for this port, was wreaked
600 miles to westward of Cape Clear.

LESIVIG, March 27.—A. vessel derelict, with both masts
cut away, and apparently having been adrift at sea for
some tine past, drove on share on the strand, off Koob
jerg, in the night of 25th March The cargo consists of
planks, which are marked on one end "C. B."—the vessel,
apparently a galleisse, is marked in the hatch rim "C. L.
31," wi h the Norwegian lion,- and branded either Nov
wegian Property, or Northern Property—the words being
rather irdistinct.
ULVOSUND, Feb. 24. —lt blew a heavy gale last night.
The wreck of a vessel capsiz.id was seen this morning ;
several letters have been picked up, addressed to Capt. C.
H. Thera, Commander of the ship Minnie, and there is no
doubt that this ship was lost, with all hands, upon her
voyage to Bergen.
REVEL, March 14.—The Pythia, from Liverpool to this
port, was carried ff the ice at Baltic Port, about ten miles
from the harbour. The ice is, however. so strong, that it
is .mpossible for her to approach. The Roads are closed,
and there is no open water to be seen.
ANTWERP, April 1. —The Belle Kate, for Shields, came
in contact with another vessel in proceeding down the
river to-day, and has put back to repair, having carried
away her bowsprit.
HARWICH, April I.—The vessel with which the John
and Margaret, front London to Hartlepool, which put in
here. March 30, with damage, wits in contact, was the
Thetis (brig), of Shields. The collision took place in the
night of the 29th, off the Gunfleet Light.
MONTROSE, March 31.—The Jane (sell.), of this port,
Sunderland, to Kirkwall, which was ashore, has got off,
having thrown part of cargo overboard.
ELSINORE, March 30.—Her Majesty's steamer Gorgon
passed the Sound yesterday from the North Sea, and pro-
ceeded. The arrivals from the North Sea are proceeding
in course, but some vessels from the Baltic are still detained
and bound in the roadstead. Weather to-day calm and
very foggy.

AntsiapAitr, March 31.—The English schooner Anna
Magi lale,a was stranded on the Lanwerzee on March 24,
and broke up—crew saved, and arrived at Kloosterburen.
ST. MICHAEL'S, March 16.—The Goddess, of London,
whilst under weigh iu the roadstead, got in contact. with
the schooner Aurora, of Guernsey, and rectived some da-
inage—part of stanchions, rails, and bulwark,' broken, &o.
MELBOURNE, Jan. 28.—The Hope, of Greenock, from
the Clyde to this port, was abandoned disinasted and in a
si-iking state on Dec. 30, in lat. 40, long. 62 E.—crew and
passenger s saved.
Aux CAYES (HAYTI), March 7.—The Hannah and FalnY
of Hituburg, for Jacwel, which ,out back to this port Jan.
5, with 4 feet water in her,hold. bus been finally surveyed
a a surd found to be in such disabled state that the repairs
would exceed her value. The surveyors also declare.' that
the repairs cannot be done here, through default of la-
nourers and materials, and there being no place to heave
her down.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Robert Thomas, March 4, lat. 2 N., long. 21 W.
The Celestial, London to Hong Kong, March 5, let. 3,
long. 22 Osprey, Clyde to Port Philip, same day.
The Ann Nelson, March 2J, lat. 36, long. 34.
The Norfolk, Mauritius to London, March 21, let. 3T,
long. 33.
The John Currier, March 23, let. 40, long. 38.
The Beethoven, Valparaiso to Swansea, March 26, let.
44, long. 21.
The Virago, March 28, let. 47, long. 13.
The na4siopeia, Mauritius to Liverpool, let. 23 S., long.
2 E.

The John Gengo, Bombay to London, Feb. 10, lat. 7 S.,
long. 13 W.

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Stephaue, Clyde to Melbourne, Feb. IG, lat. 1 N.,
long. 20 W.
The Countess of Zetland, London to Barbadoes, March
4, lat. 17 N., long. 39 W.
The American Enterprise, New York to Liverpool,
March 21, lat. 45 N., long. 27 W.
Barque, second distinguishing pendant No. 6982, Bahia
to Bremen, March 23, lat. 49 N , long. 10 W.
The Cletnire of Cork, Liverpool to Barbadoes, March 29,
lat. 49 N., lung. 10 W.