The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-10 00:00:00

HIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY)•

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JUNE 8 ♦ND 9.—Wind S.W. to N.W..—Arrived
the Leander, Collard, from Odessa ; Medora, Curra,d
Golden, Spring', Ferryman, from Jamaica ; Hero, Rl-
nob's, from Trinidad ; Europe, from Sierra Leone ;
M iry, from Gibraltar. Sailed William Money, O'Brien,
for China; Moira, Johnson, for Halifax and China. Ar...
rived from the river and sailed the Cornwall, Bell, fur
Madras.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 8 ♦ND 9.—Arrived the Supply
transport, from Plymouth. Off port the Tullock Castle,
Bugg, from Jamaica,—sailed the 30th April. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Soout, for the Mediterranean.
Cowles, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Cecilia, Walker, from
Pernambuco; Angola, Wadleigh, Commerce, Morris,
Fairfield, and Russia, M'Lellan, from Charleston ; Mar-
garetta, Thorose, from Matanzas ; Zephyr, Cox, and Aid,
Stormont, from Riga, at Bridport.
STANOATE CREEK, JUNE 9.—Arrived the R )sina,
Martin, from Smyrna; Nelcos, Hutchinson, from Tarra-
gona ; and Adelaide, Cormack, from Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE '7 AND B.—Wind W.—Arrived the
Solace, Barrett, from Zante, and Cheriot, Bowman from
Ancona.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 7 AND B.—Wind W.N.W. to N. W.,
fresh breezes.—Arrived the Lady Normanby, Teasdale,
from the Havannah ; Mary and Eliza, Tregarthen, from
Palermo. S tiled on the '7th the Renaldo packet for
Brazils; Aid, Chappel, and Royal Mail, Scott, for Vigo.
On the Bth the Rvynard Packet for Halifax and Bermuda.
rOPSHAM, JUNE B.—Arrived the Charlotte, Stratford,
from M.mel ; and Coriolanus, Fisher, from Jamaica.
PENZANCE, JUNE B.—Arrived off port the Teuton,
Back, from the Havannab. The Elizabeth, Rowe, from
Charleston to Neatb, struck on a sunken rock between this
and St. Michael's Mount yesterday, but vtas got off, and
ran into Mount Pier.

GUSILNSIY, Juts 7.—Arrived the Rachel and Mary,
Moulin, from Rio Janeiro.
JERSEY, JUNE 7.—Arrived the Medusa, Busnel, from
Rio Janeiro.

BRISTOL, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Kingston, Emerson,
from Jamaica ; and Five Brothers, from Newfoundland.
MARGATE, Juwa 9.—The Mary, Williams, from Wa-
terford to London, ran on Margate sand this morning,
but came off with the tide, and proceeded.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 7.—The Tourmset, Tomkins, from
Savannah, grounded yesterday in the Prince's Basin, but
has been got into dock.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We have received a Jamaica paper one day later than
the last, the Kingston Chronicle, which states " that it is
now apparent to all dispassionate observers that, if the
Jamaica Legislature meets the views of the British Govern_
ment in a spirit of confidence and conciliation, they will
find the Ministry disposed to consider their claims and
protect their interests, which is likely to avert the evils of
any contemplated change of system. We consider that the
only means of saving the colony from precipitate ruin is
by the majority of loyal and national Members combining
together, in a firm compact, to resist the few who may
agile endeavour, by senseless clamour and boastful
threats, to embroil the country in anarchy and civil war."
By the French mail this morning we have accounts
from Lisbon to May 24. The following official notifica-
tion has been published there :
" I have the honour to inform your Excellencie., that
the new battery which I caused to be constructed at the
chateau of Gaya, has commenced firing on the town of
Oporto, causing g!eat damage and terror, and that the
consuls of foreign nations residing there hoisted their
respective flags on their houses, and desired they would be
respected ; in answer to which, I stated it was impossible
for me to cease the firing, or to give them protection in a
town besieged ; but if they desired to leave the town, all
facility should be rendered to them for that purpose.
(Signed) " Count de SAN LORENCO.
" Head-quarters, S. Mamede da Infesta, May 15.
Accounts from Paris state that M. Talieyrand has sent
by an extraordinary courier a treaty between Austria and
the King of Sardinia, by which the territory united to
Sardinia in 1815, is to form the ancient principality of
Chablais in part to the kingdom of Sardinia, and is to be
occupied by Austro.Sardinian troops during 18 months.

Accounts from the frontiers of Italy state that the
Austrian troops cantoned in the Bregeuts have been re-
inforced to the number of 13,000 men. The Grand
Austrian army in Italy is stated to be at from 120,000 to
150,000 men.

Information from Berlin says that letters hive been
received there from Poland, stating that at Warsaw seve-
ral Russian officers have been assassinated, and that Prince
Paskewitsch was near experiencing the same fate.