The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-29 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 28.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Dublin, from Bordeaux ;
Stamboul, Cephalonia; Friesland, Worcum ; Emily,
Dantzic ; Mary, Charente ; Nord, Havre and Sundswall ;
Albatross, Monte Video ; Genius, Cronsta,dt ; Maria Eliza,
Hamburgh ' • Mary, Bombay ; Elane, Randers ; Maria
Catherine, Wismar; Henriette, Odense; Sir Robt. Peel,
New York ; Hoffnung, Archangel.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LoADING.The Barrick, for
Barbadoes ; Frederick the Seventh, Randers ; Duke of
Portland, New Zealand ; Plantagenet, Boston ;Wricanus,
Cape Coast Castle ; Thomas and Ann, Dunkirk ; Sireid,
Algoa Bay ; Unity, Antwerp ; Sylph, do. • Young Austra-
lian, Melbourne; Washington Irving, gydney ; Triton,
Geelong ; Templar, Sydney ; Dublin, Bordeaux ; Brilliant,
Mogadore ; Hooghly, Portland Bay ; Marli, Grenada ;
Craveiro, Oporto ; Imastar, Havannah and Matanzas ;
Margiena Margaretha, Ferrol; Jane Holmes, Barbadoes ;
Henry Ellis, Hobart Town.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The William Sep-
timus de Septimo, for Antwerp ; Northern Light, Cape of
Good Hope and Madras ; Maria, Harburg ; Beuro van
Rotterdam, Melbourne ; Northumberland, New York ;
Frederick VII., Randers ; Hong Kong, Melbourne.

CALCUTTA, Sept. 17.—The Queen Gray, which cleared
hence 6th Sept. for Port Philip and Sydney, N.S.W.,
grounded, and after throwing overboard some cargo, and
discharging a portion, floated, and has returned to town to
be decked • the vessel makes no water. The Meteor,
bound to Boston which was put back Sept. 4, is leaky.
MOULMEIN.—The Helen, bound to Great Britain, which
grounded on the flats going down the river, has puti back
leaky, and with her crew in a state of mutiny, and will
have to discharge the greater part of her cargo.
MANILLA, Aug. 10.—The Banshee, from Canton to
Sydney, struck on a reef off the Island of Mindoro, July
18, and there is little probability of her getting off ; a con-
siderable part of her cargo saved—part of it much dam-
aged ; two steamers have peen sent to her assistance.
Dining a gale that prevailed here between July 16 and 24,
the Francis Barclay dragged, and, chains parting, she
stranded in front of the City-150 tons of cargo which
were on board, for Sidney, have been landed in good
condition. _ _ _

ELSINORE, Oct. 24.—The 10th of June, of and from
Stettin to London, which put back from the Cattegat
leaky, on the 2d of October, has discharged her cargo, been
surveyed, and will have to be hove down.
HJORRING, . Oct. 19.—The Annegina to London, was
stranded this morning near ITggerloyer. She is very leaky,
and probably a wreck; crew saved.
LAESSOE, Oct. 11.—The Sertum, of and for Guernsey,
from Dantzic, which was on shore on the Copper Grounds
near this place, has disappeared since the gale of last night,
and is supposed to have broken up. The Calcutta, of and
from Apenrade for London, which ran on shore near this
place in the night of the 11th October, was towed off yes-
terday, but as her leak could not be kept under by the
pumps, she again sunk. She now lies worse than before,
and may be considered a wreck.
MELBOURNE, Aug. 22.—The Princess Victoria took fire
on the 13th of August, in lat. 39 S., long. 136 E., and
blew up, having 400 barrels of gunpowder on board ; crew
saved. She sailed from the Downs on the Bth of April.
The Claudine Marguerite Pauluca, sailed from Riga
Aug. 25, for Dundee, and has not since been heard of.