The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MARCH s.—Wind N., freShbreece;nd fine, and
very cold ; it snowed in the early part of the morning.
DOVER, MAncit 4.—A small part of the cargo of the Ig-
nacia, wrecked near here, has been saved in a very damaged
state.
DEAL, MARCH 4.—Wind E.N.E., moderate; thick snow.
—Arrd. Nelson, of Glasgow, Bombay. Sld. Bangalore, Cal-
cutta ; Edward M‘Lean, Fernando P.
COWES, MARCH 4.—The Dove, of Waterford, from Youghal
to London, got ashore on the Sand's Heads yesterday, but was
got off this morning, and brousht in here without damage.
Conx, MARCH 2.—Wind N.W.—Sld. her Majesty's ship
Amazon, Malta.
ScAnnonouGH, MAltcH 3.—The Rose, Ward, of Hull, from
Grimsby, for Filet', drove ashore on Filet' Bridge this morn-
ing, and is expected to become a wreck.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrd. Norwegie,
Rio Janeiro for Amsterdam ; Satnarang, London for Madras ;
her Majesty's steamer Rattler, on a cruise. Sld. Northum-
berland, New York.
PLYHOUTII, MARCH 4.—Wind her Majesty's
ships Daring, Flying Fish, and Espiegle, on a cruise.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 4.—Emma and Amelia, Brown, Bahia.
—OFF THE WIGHT, MARCH 2.—Koophandel, Van (IR Mei,
Batavia, for Amsterdam.
LONDONDERRY, MARCH . 2.Sld. Ann, Trinidad.
CLYDE, MAROiI 2.—Arril Cynthia, Forrence, Ichaboe ;
Canore, Smith, St. John's, New Brunswick. Sld. Vestal,
Trinidad ; Unicorn, St. Vincent's ; Papineau, St. Thomas's.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 4.—Wind S.h. moderate.—Arrd.
Sarah, Ichaboe. Sld. D'Arcy, Hope, and Royal Bride, Aden ;
Joshua Waddington and Phillips, Valparaiso ; Sarah, Africa ;
Helen Jane, Barbadoes ; Hope, New Orleans ; Jane Ham-
mond, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Cambria steamer, Ha-
lifax, Yorkshire, New York. The Eleanor, Pritchard, from
Glasgow, grounded last night off Egremont, and fills with
the tide.
SHOREHAM, MARCH 2.—The Valiant, Thomas, from
Galway, in shifting her bend, grounded on a bank in the
harbour, and, it is feared, has damaged her cargo.
On' PLYSIOUTH, MARCH l.—Arrd. off, Condor, Trellsen,
Buenos Ayres, for Rotterdam.
Lwaßpc,o4 Aiwa 3.—Wind N.N,E., moderato—Arrd.
Am Best, Schell, Buenos Ayres; Emigrant, St. John's,
New Brunswick. Sld. Orinoco, Angostura; Adams, ltaran-
ham ; St. Lawrence, New Orleans. Off, St. George, sup-
posed from Ichaboe.
HULL, MARCH 2.—Arrd. Alfred, Valparaiso for Hambnrgh.
Wurrar, IfAaci t —The brig Isabella, of Hartlepool,
with coals, tame ashore last night in Roble Hood Bay, a
derelict The lugger Isabelle, of Scaehoraugh, has put in
here with considerable damage., having been m contact with
a laden brig.

FLANDERS MAIL.
Bnusems, MARCH 2.—The King presided to-day in a
Council of Ministers.
The receipts of the Custom-house at Antwerp in the month
of February amounted to 403,705 f.
We still have to remark on the anomaly which exists in
the price of flour and bread at Paris and Brussels. Wheat
is still dearer at Paris than at Brussels, while bread is dearer
at Brussels than at Paris.
The thaw during the day from the heat of the sun, and
the severe frosts in the nights, have done very great injury
to the rapeseed, and there is reason to fear that in many
places it will be quite destroyed. On the other hand, we
are glad to learn from the farmers that -wheat and other plants
have not yet suffered by these vicissitudes of moisture, thaw,
and intense ccld.
We are assured that the Minister of the Interior will
shortly bring forward a measure relative to the game-laws.

LLYNVI IRON WORKS.--We are happy in being
able to state that the directors of these works have an-
nounced their intention to advance their workmen's wages
five per cent., to take place the first Saturdays fter the Bth of
March.. This has been done unasked fo by the men.
Although not a very extensive rise, still it is a prelude to the
long looked for better times. The directors are also about
to erect a large and commodious school-room
Thereh c for te accom-
be
modation of the children of the workmen. annot
too much praise given to those gentlemen who reside at the
works, for their uniform kindness towards their poorer neigh-
bours.—Cambrian.
BREAD MONOPOLY.—On Mond evening upwards
of 150 master bakers met at the Green Dragon, Fleet-street,
for the purpose of inducing millers or flour factors not to sup-
plaltyedantyrabdae price,kerwithanfldopulre,dwghedo stehlelsmhsieslvbesrea,
individually and
d under a stipu-
collectively, not to support or deal with any miller so trans-
gressing. A committee was appointed to see their resolutions
carried into effect, and delegates elected to communicate to
the various millers in the environs of the metropolis the pur-
port of their meeting.
MR. CHARLES KEMBLE.--S0 exceedingly popular
and successful have been the recent Shaksperian readings of
this eminent man at Manchester, that we learn he has been
solicited to give a fourth course in that spirited town.—
Liverpool
BISHOP
ITimel. to state that
or ELY.—We are happy
the inflammatory attack on the chest under which the
Bishop of Ely has recently laboured has abated, but we
deeply regret to add, that his Lordship remains in a very
weak it4t4e.•Cantbridge 4dvsrtiaer.