The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-31 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
(1,,
The next mails for Malta, Greece,, lonian Islalid
Egyp+, India, &C., Southampton, will be
hence on the morning of the 3d April. Her Maiest)ig
steamer Hecate is appointed to take them out, bet
not take passengers. loth
The next mails for the Mediterranean, Egypt.
he
India, and China, yid Marseilles, will be &spate'

hence on the evening of the 7th of April. s
Madeira, Brazils, and Buenos Ayres—Her NW
brig Express for the mails of to-morow. f the
West Indies—The steamer Deer fur the mails °-
morning of April 2.
America—The steamer Caledonia for the moils of
the
evening of April 3d. for
Sydney, New South Wales—The ship Grab
this evening's mails.
Holland and Hacnburgh—The mails for the lib°
places are now conveyed direct by the steamers. The
Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar-'
st,amers will in future be dispatched on the 7th,17 0
and 27th of. every month, instead of every Tuesday,e
heretofore ; and, when those days fall on Sunda)' t''
Mails will be made up on the following morning. in
Mails will also be sent to Corunna by the steamers
future.

CAUTION TO MARINERS.
SUNKEN VESSEL. IN THE DOWNS-OBSVIJC.

TION TO FAIR WAY.
Deal, March 28._
Sir —I have communicated the circumstance of the
Anna, of Sunderland, having sunk in the Downs to to
Superintendent of Lights and Buoys at Ramsgate,
Messrs. Latham and Co., of Deal, and to the Pot/
the cruizing.,, cutters, in order to prevent acciden
Captain Davis, Trinity-House Superintendent at Rau' a
gate, informs me he will proceed with a wreck buoY 9'll
place it over the Anna, which has since capsized.
The Anna lies about two and a half or three miles 04
the town, in the fairway of ships passing through tn
roadstead.—l am, Sir, &c.
(Signed)
W. Dobson, Esq , Lloyd's.
LoNnoN, MARCH 29.—Wind westerly, fresh breeze sad Pe:
DEAL, MARCH 28.—Wind W.S.W. to W.—The Ronea3tl
from St. Domingo to Havre, got ashore at Dungeness, !)th
was assisted otT, with loss of rudder, &c. The Anna,
from Shields to Carthagena, which put back to the Do,"0
yesterday leaky, and with loss of rudder, having been asu'pr
at Duqgeness, was abandoned early this morning, and,jes
driving several miles, sank at 8 45 A.m., about three Ituhi
off shore, in the fairway of shipping, passing through t"i
Roadstead.
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, MARCIE 97..—The 5i41.113,4
from Calcutta to London, which was ashore in 'COW' •
Bay, has broken up ; part of cargo saved. The
WHITSTABLE, MARCH 28.—Wind blowing hard.-- 4,
Countess of Liverpool, from St. Michael's to London,
taken shelter in the East Swale. A large boat with ten osr_il
coppered inside, has been picked up below the Note, $4
brought in here. The pump of a large ship, covered
spunyard, has been picked up at Reculver.
DARTMOUTH, MARCH 28.—The Thomas Lowry remai°3ll3
the same state—cargo discharging at low water.
DEAL, MAncit 28.—The Amphitrite, in the Downs, I
p 'd
orts that on the lith inst., l 47 N., lon.
a ship to leeward apparently inat. distress, having nothing e
than a mizen-topsail and the remains of a main-topsail -nif
3
bore away S.S.E. direct for her, and when three 024v-',llO
she went down head first. The master is of opinion that
crew were saved, and the weather had been fine for two V-
, previously. s
YARMOUTH, MARCH 28.—A schooner, of about 100 ton ,t
reported to have foundered in Robin Hood Bay 224 los
after being in contact with a light brig the same evenifli.d„
HARWICH, MARC!! 28.—Wind blowing hard.—The
ward, of, and from South Shields, for London, founderfrblo
deep water off Bardsey, after being in contact with the ('‘)
Burrell, f Stockton ; two me n drowned.
TOTAL ABOLITION OF CUSTOMS A.ND_OVIE

LLOYD'S AGENT.

DUES AT AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. ,
The fo;lowing is an extract of a letter received at lActri7,
this morning from their agent at Auckland, dated SePt•
1815 :
is &G"A very great and important change is to take place
colony on the Ist proximo. All customs dues, harbour duesl.o-g
are to be abolished—the Bill has passed the second rest;
of the Colonial Legislative Council. The removal of
_,t"„„..
restrictions will operate greatly in favour of the
ships refitting here."

MARKET NE WS.--( SAT URDAY•7
COVENT-GARDEN.
today
The favourable change in the weather having pro the
rather an extensive supply of Vegetables for markett..,o
trade was in a sluggish state, on lower terms. la r'
comparatively little business was transacted.
WEWGATE AND X.EADENRAZZ•,. vest
We had rather an extensive supply of each kind 01 "'on
offering, owing to which the general demand was heavY,
to,.
the following terms :—Beef, from 2s 4d to 3s 6d ; ma
2s 6d to 3s ; Lamb, 4s 8d to 5s 10d ; Veal, 3s 8d to 45 8c1;
and Pork, 2s 8d to 4s 2d per Sibs by the carcase. We I_ll(irp
fair average tune-of-year supply of both Game and Pow"'01
while the general demand was heavy, and prices WereL,
supported. Turkeys were selling at from 3s to 8s; and GL,
4s to 6s each ; Fowls, 4s to ; and Ducks, 4s to 73 r
couple.