The Sun.
London, England, 1845-06-10 00:00:00

RAILWAY BILLS,

to Coiner) Bills came before Lord Shaftesbury
The Chester and Holyhead and the Leeds and Bradford Railway
Extension (Shipley
in Committee at half-past five this evening. The Bills being
unopposed, went through ; they come on again to. morrow, bow.
ever, to have some slight alteration of a few clauses.

These were the only Railway Bills before his Lordship to.day,

LLOYD'S SHIPPING•

LONDON,
Vsut
JUNE 9.—Wind S.W., moderate breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, JUNE B.—Wind S.W. to W.S.'W., very stro,i-g. —A rra.
Carnatic,Cnunleng al,lFrneyeeii, Bombay;cotigr n Mountaineer, Sierra Leone; Maria, u
ba ; a whaler, supposed the Sarah Attu,
South Seas for London ; Catherine, Greene, St. Kitts ; Hunter, of
Goole, New Orleans. Sid. Lady M•Nagnten, Calcutta ; Justina,
Madras; Hebrides, Bombay; John Brewer, Aden; Mary Irvine,
Mauritius ; Fairlie, Ascension ; Fox, Valparaiso ; Ilighbury, Ja-
maica ; Glasgow, Dalhousie ; Marquis of Bute, China ; Lady Rua,
Barbadoes, and the rest of the outward bound, except Gilbert lieu.
Berson and Thetis. . .

Juers B.—A large barque, reported to be the Surrey, from
New Orleans, has got ashore this morning on the Sketter Sand,
where she remains high and dry.

HEDCAR, JUN 7.---1-The Emanuel. ikinrick, from Antwerp to
stocktou, ran on the rocks off here yesterday, but was got off with
assistance, and into Middlesborough, without much damage.
YARMOUTH, JUNE s.—lt blew a heavy gale last night and tht's
morniug at South, but is now more moderate.—Wind %V. to B.w.
The Virgo, of Shields, for flontleur, with coals, has been assisted ix
here leaky, haying been in the Shipvrash Sand. The Maria, from
Neath to London, with potatoes, has also been assisted in here with
damage.
IlAawtcrt, -ft:ix B.—A coal-laden brig got ashore this morning on
the Cork Sand, but came off at high water, with assistance, after
throwing part of cargo overboard, and is now at anchor near Cork
light-vessel.

LivEttpoot, JuNE B.—Wind N.W., fre •h.—Arrd. Euphrates, Wil-
son, China ; Eleanor Chapman, Noss, Mazatlan; Jupiter, Matthews,
Maracaibo; Rochdale, Jamaica ; Agnes, Ewing, Glentainer, Gram-
plan, Laura, Lord Sandon, Mayfield, Octavius, Provincialist, and
Republic, all from New Orleans ; Alhambra, 'Duncan Ritchie, Hector,
Robert Parker, and Tay, Mobile ; Solon, Apalachicola ; Warren and
Panther, Charleston ; Tarolinta, New York ; Perseverance, Kestrel,
and Osprey, St. .John's, New Brunswick • Warman, Gibb, Rio de
la Bache ; Islam Morphew, Barbadoes ; Lydia, Jones, An-
tigua ; Joseph Anderson, Savanilla ; Sicilly, Bell, Tampico ;
Hampton, North Pole, and Joy. 11. Perkins, New Orleans; Birken-
head, Lancaster, and Rockingham, Mobile ; Glendower, Savannah ;
Susannah and Thomas Bennett, Charleston. Put back Sisters, for
St. Lucia, leaky. sibl. Dumfries, China ; Christina, Batavia ; Ocean,
Sing,,pore ; Barbara, Calcutta ; Protector, Ceylon ; Orinsa, Bombay;
Ariel, Columbia River ; Eu, Valparaiso ; Ann. Muenos Ayres ; Star,
Rio ; Hopkinson, Africa ; Columbia, Demerara ; Crescent, Jamaica ;
Josephine, Tampico; Liverpool, New York ; Edward Kenney, lieu•
rietta. Mary, and Jane, Quebec.

The Constitutionnel states the report of the arrival
of M. d'Aubigny in Paris was unfoundeJ. Immediately after his
arrival at Rochefort, in the Embuscade, which left Otaheite on the
*2oth January, and Brazil on the P2th of April, M. d'Aubigny pro.
ceeded to Lorient to visit his family, and was there to await the
orders of the Minister of Marine. Count Ney, the French Charge
d'Affaires at the Court of Brazil, and Lieutenant. Colonel Favereau
who had the military command at the Marquesas, also arrived in the
Embuscade.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, June 9.

The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Woolsack at
the usual hour.
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