The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING

LONDON, AUG. 2.—Wind S.E , cloudy, with heavy rain
at times.
DEAL, AUG. I.—Wind S.W. by W. fresh ; 6 r.m., S. ;
8 P.M., S.S.E.—Arrd. William and ?Vary, Allen, Quebec :
Harsher, Beckett, Quebec; Petrel, Reed, Pugwash. Arrd.
from the River, Monarch, Robertson, Bombay; North Star,
Cane of Good Hope; Warrior, Huggin, Jamaica; Waterhen,
DoCld, Quebec. Sid. Mary Anne, Allen. Bombay.
LIVERPOOL, AUG. I.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrd. Elizabeth,
Bahia; Lady Douglas, Saldanha Bay; Julian, Hamilton,
ditto; Margaret, Stickney, ditto ; Marwood. Garnock, St.
Lucia; Rival, Nassau; Independence, Allen. New York.
PonTsmount, AUG. I.—Wind W. to S.S.W.—SId. Mo-
narch, Walker, Calcutta.
GLOUCESTER. JULY 31.—Arrd. Thetis, Richmond, Mira-
michi ; Wm. Thompson, Posson, ditto ; Collina, Quebec.
SUNDERLAND, AUG. I.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. 31st, Orus,
Pameller, Quebec ; Ist., Rover, Parres, ditto.
GOOLE, JULY 3l.—The Ruby, Arnold, arrived here from
London, was in contact in the Thames with the Globe, of
Whitby, and received damage.
EXETER, JULY 31, A.M.—Talisman, Poppom. Quebec.
PADSTOW, JULY 31.—Arrd. Clio, Brown, Quebec; Spring-
, flower, Reynolds, ditto.
OFF BIDEFORD. JULY 31.—Civility. Gowan, Quebec.

NOTICE TO MARL ERS.
REMOVAL OF SANDBANK AT BALDERAA.
A letter transmitted to Lloyd's, from Riga, mentions that
the Pilot Commodore, at Balderaa, had succeeded in removing
the sandbank within the lighthouse at that port. A depth of 13 feet
(Dutch) had been obtained, which is fully more than there is
at present on the Sea-bar, ann will enable vessels to proceed to
sea from that port with their full cargoes. The same letter
mentions' that land-marks had been put on Nagunn's 11,4113,
which may be seen in clear weather, at a distance of two Ger-
man miles off, and by keeping them in a line vessels can find
out and sail for the bar. The distance between the two marks
is 1950 feet, and their re.nective heights 85 feet and 90 feet•
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals at St. Helena—June 5, Augusta, Le Pesque, from
Singapore ; Bellone, Titan, Bombay. 6th, Middleburgh, Ro-
denkirk, Batavia ; Industry, Allison, Saldanha Bay ; Benga-
lee. Boddie, Calcutta. 7th, Alajestie. Ishister, Saldanha Bay;
John Bartlett, Bartlett, Mauritius and Cape, and sailed for
London ; Pandora, White, Saldanha Bay, and sailed for Cork.
Bth, Urania, Cook, Paternoster, and sailed for Leith ; Alice
Brown, Palmer, Cape, an,' sailed for London. 9th, Antelope,
Fleetwood. Sorabayu, and sailed for Gottenburg ; General
Baron van Gren, Myland, Batavia, and sailed for Rotterdam;
kustralia, Blanchard, Calcutta, and sailed for Liverpool; Lady
Colebrooke, Nl.Lear, Bombay, and sailed for Glasgow. 10th,
Ceylon, Leslie, Calcutta, and sailed for Falmouth. 11th, Her
Majesty's brig Cygnet, Layton, Ascension.

it is now fixed that Piirliament will be prorogued
on Saturday next, and it is her Majesty's present intention to
proceed on her journey in the afternoon of the same day. It
is probable that the House of Commons will adjourn on Tues-
day to Friday or Saturday, in order to give time to the Lords
to get through the bills which may not have passed their final
stases. The Queen is expected in town from Osborne House
on Friday, the day previous to the prorogation of Parliament,
when her Majesty will hold a Privy Council at Buckingham
Palace, at which the Speech to be delivered bt our Gracious
Sovereign from the Throne will be agreed to. The Ministerial
whitebait dinner which, according to good old custom, marks
the close of every session, will take place at Greenwich on
Wednesday next, intimation having been given to Mr. Quarter-
maple, of the Crown and Sceptre, to prepare dinner on that
day for a party of, we believe, about sixty.— Observer.
The and her Roy ,IConsort will b- attended on
their visit to Germany by the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of Liver-
pool, the Countess of Gain borough, the Viscountess''Canning,
Sir James Clark, Mr. G. E. Anson, and the Equerry.in-
waiting. It is most gratifying to learn that preparations on a
mr:st magnificent scale are being, made by the Kirg of Prussia
on the Rhine to give to our vacious Sovereign a grand recep-
tion at his two palaces, Bruhl and Stolzerfels. We under-
stand that the return of her Majesty to England may be ex-
pected in about three weeks from the day of her departure.—

Observer.
Tin BELGIAN MINISTRY.—After a month and
more of negotiations offers. promises, and diplomacy of all
kinds, his Majesty on Thursday accepted the following as Mi-
nisters :—Premier—M. Dechamps. as Minister of Foreign
Affairs, now Minister of Public Works. Interior—M. Van
de Weyer, the present Atnbassador in London. Public Works—
M. D'Hoffschmidt. Finance—M. Malow, the present Go-
vernor of Antwerp. Justice—M. D'Anethom. War—M.
Dupont. It was not considered probable, in Brussels, that this
Ministry would be able to hold together beyond the opening of
the Chambers, in Octob-r or November next. It had already
acquired the nickname of the " Ministere de transition."
Times.
MISS CLARA SETTnN --This very taie‘iteri
young lady has been giving her entert ,inments a' Bath, C; el.
tenham, and other provincial towns, with the greati-.4 success.
The rooms were crowded every evening ni her pe f omaiices,
and she was received with enthusiastic applause. We under-
stand that she contemplates a continental trip, and intends
visiting Calais, St. Omer, and Ostend, before her return to
London.