The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-26 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 25.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Caroline, from Taganrog ;
Hunbets, Anker Hohnsund ; Rosalind, Cronstadt ; Kitty's
Wake, Caen ; Richard Reynolds, Cronstadt ; Countess of
Leven and Melville, Konigsberg ; Mary Any, Drammen ;
Happy Return, Faro; Amelia, Seals Nuova ; Prince
Albert, Hudson's Bay; ...usan Crisp, Algoa Bay; Aboyne,
Tenez ; Mary Ann, Cape of Good Hope ; Tiger, Patras ;
Speedwell, Antwerp ; Jonge Rintje, Worcum ; Haulets,
Anker Hudikswall • Estrella, Oporto • Amasis, do. ; Mer-
chantman, Calcutta ; Patriot, Oporto ; Hero, Dantzic ;
Sarah, Memel ; Pelhams, Sydney ; Vrouw Bolina, Oporto ;
Duke of Richmond, Portland Bay ; Bolus, Punta Arenas.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.--The Vourarts,
for Harburg ; Euphrase, Dunkirk ; Gerhard, Hataburgh ;
Lelia, St. Thomas ; Mariner, Sierra Leone ; Alverton,
Porto Novo, west coast Africa; Caroline, Alderney ;
Leallame, Stettin.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Felicity, for
Havre • Diana, Altona ; James, Bermuda; William, Lis-
bon; dhristine Johanna, Hamburgh ; Ann Jewett, Ant-
werp ; Blyth, Mauritius; Comet, Madras.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 25.
The Isabel arrived at Denia with loss of bowsprit and
leaking slightly, having been run into last night while at
achor off the Crosby Light ship, by the Iron Duke (s.), for
Kingston.
A derelict ship, with name on stern, apparently " Corfe,
Gloucester (probably Corea, of and from Gloucester for
Quebec, previously reported), was passed Oct. 8, lat. 45,
long. 10.
The Sarah Maria, for [Leghorn, is off the port, putting
back with loss of foretopmast and jibboom, and two men
seriously injured, having been struck by a heavy sea on the
23d inst. off Holyhead.
The Marina, from Newport to Alexandria, Va, was
spoken Oct. 12, lat. 41 N., long. 33 W.
The Bolivar, from Monte Video to Liverpool, was spoken
Sept. 21, lat. 20 N., long. 35 W.
Tho hio from New Yok to
Sept. 30,0 lat. 38 N., long. 18r Liverpool, was spoken W.
MONTROSE, OCt..22.—The sloop Robert, hence to New-
castle, in attempting to put back to-day, drove across the
Annit, where she lies in a dangerous state—crew saved.
PARIS, Oct. 23.—The Nouvelle Zelie, Porcheron, has
put in at St. Martin de Re, and discharged her cargo.
The Ernest, of and from Caen to Dundee, is supposed to
be the schooner lost off Flamborough Head.
CALAIS, Oct. 23,—The Nouveau Farsciao, Seaham to
Cherburg, is sunk at the entrance of the harbour. The
Esper inking ance,
ta Hartlepool to Bordeaux, has put in leaky and
in a s ste.
PALERMO, Oct. 17.—The Forth, Black Sea to England,
has been wrecked near Marsala ; the ship, with the part of
cargo saved, have been advertised for sale. The Moun-
taineer (barque), of Penzance, driven on shore here at the
same time, has become a wreck, and is advertised for sale.
RICHIBUCTO, Oct. 4.—The Fadrides Minde, for Hull ;
the Albion (ship), from Liveryool ; and the Adelaide, for
London, which were driven on shore here during the gale
of Sept. 29, have become wrecks, and been advertised for
sale.

ADELAIDE, S.A., June 16.—The Concord (brig) con-
tinues aground at Snapper Point, and is not expected to
get afloat before spring tide.
MELBOURNE, June 13.—The Henrietta, and a large
barque, with emigrants, were ashore yesterday in the
Western Channel.
The Jessie Smith was wrecked at Orange River, Cape of
Good Hope, Aug. 24; four men drowned.
The Isabella has been driven ashore at Espiegle Bay,
off
Cape of Good Hope; cargo saved; the vessel may be got

The Rose (brig), of Nantes, Ins been lost in the North
Sea.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
A large four masted screw-steamer, with two funnels,
standing E., June 24, in lat. 42 S., long. 142 E., per the
Julia, Tucker, arrived at Melbourne.
The Regis, May 6, with 200 barrels.
The Independence, May 20, with 270 barrels.
The Pacific, of Hobart Town, May 28, with 45 barrels.
The Antoinette. from London to Melbourne, Aug. 27,
lat. 12 N., long. 25 W.
The Pollux, from Liverpool to Singapore, Sept. 2.
The Mary Catherine, from Batavia to Falmouth, Oct. 6,
lat. 33 N., long, 38 W.