The Sun.
London, England, 1842-05-28 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MAY 27. Wind at Noon, S. to S.W., light.
Po RTSNIQUTII, MAY 26.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrd. off,
Frederike Louise, Margenson, Bahia for Dordt ; Amalie,
Beyesson, Charleston, for Hamburgh ; Oceanus, Bourne, Am-
sterdam. _ _ _ . __ _

COWES, MAY 25.—Arrd. Mexican, Darning, Madeira, and
sld. for St. Petersburgh ; Ark, Flanders, Alatanzas.
PLYmouTE, MAY 26.—Wind E. to S.W.—Arrd. Aerolite
(s.), London, for Alexandria ; Eagle (s.), ditto, Marseilles.
FALMOUTH, MAY 24. Wind S. W.—Sld. D'Enbal.

OFF DOVER, MAY 26.—Lydia, Teneriffe, Copenhagen.
DEAL, MA v 25.—Wind S. W. by S., moderate.—Arrd.
from the. River and sailed, Helen Jane, Rio ; Barbadoes, Pug.
wasp, Dispatch, Messina.
WEITEHAVEN, May 23. Arrd. Whitehaven, Bunch',
Antigua.
HULL, MAY 26.—Wind S.E., moderate—Sid. Amazon,
Quebec. . .

LIVERPOOL, MAY 26.—Wind S.E., moderate.—Arrd.
Torch, Bean, Graciosa, with cotton, from the M. A. Hatton.
Sld. Napoleon, and Assinuatore, Rio; Elizabeth Wood,: Bar-
badoes ; Avant Jamaica; Olive Branch, and Independence,
New York ; Alexander, Baltimore ; Caledonia, Quebec. Arrd.
off, William Russell, Pernambuco ' • Alice, Barbadoes ; Superb,
Mobile ; Conqueror, Charleston ; Rose, Teueriffe.
DUBLIN, MAY 24.—S1d. Traveller, Quebec.

CORK, MAY 44.—Arrd. Java (transport), Parsons, St.
John's. Arrd. off, Superb, of Greenock, Mobile. The Char-
lotte Harrison, of Quebec, dismasted and abandoned, vi as fell
in with in lon. 36, and an officer and six men put on board her
by the Java (transport), arrived here.
SUNDERLAND, MAY 25.—Skid Content, Sydney.
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A communication was received at Lloyds',-yesterday, from
the Foreign Office, dated the 26th instant, relative to the
wreck of a large vessel, timber laden, wrecked at the Island of
Flores, supposed to be the Victoria, the particulars whereof
have already appeared. The only additional information thus
given, is that the wreck had been sold for 1,500 dollars, at La-
geda ; and that. the timber was' branded A W, CW, and W,
and that a bolt found was marked " Victoria."
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—The Naples packet, Barletta to
London, short of provisions; Elizabeth Atkinson, Odessa to
Falmouth ; Rover, Ancona to Falmouth. A French brig
bound to Havre, which had been in contact off Illalaga, with
the Homer, of Sunderland, sth inst., off ditto. Louisa Camp-
bell, London to New Zealand, March 7, lat. 39 S., lon. 25 ;
Guiseppe, Gibraltar to Rio, 2d ult., lat. 2, lon. 25. Sophia
Dorothea, Singapore to Antwerp, 7th, lat. N lon. 23; William
Roberts, Lin( rpool, to Montreal, 16th inst., lat. 46, lon. 20 ;
Le Victor, Binie, to Newfoundland, 17th, by the Dorothea, ar-
rived at Liverpool ; Brahmin, Clyde to Bombay, December 23,
lat. 3 N., lon. 21 E. ; Rachel°, Jamaica to St. Helena, lst inst.,
lat. 27, lon. 40, by the Moffat.

PARIS, MAY 26.—Very recent intelligence, re-
ceived in Paris this morning from Barcelona, creates great un-
easiness for the tranquillity of that province. The Captain-
General has, however, taken every precaution to repel any act
of aggression, and to check any tumult, by ordering reinforce-
ments to march to Barcelona, from the neighbouring garrisons
and strong places of Gerona, Figueras, &c. The French force
an the coast is also to be increased.

A. letter from Vienna, in the Augsburg Gazette,
says—" As a means for meeting the extraordinary expenses of
the railroads, the Government is about to issue bills of from
50 to 5,000 florins each, similar to bank-notes, payable to
bearer, but carrying an interest of 3 per cent. per annum. They
are to have on their backs a table, indicating their precise
value, including interest, on' each day of their circulation, at
which they may be received by the public, and will be paid by
the Treasury.
Three A uvergnats, from the same village, and all
exercising the same calling of water-carriers at Paris, met on Fri-
day on the Place du Palms du Justice, being summoned to give
evidence in a case which was to come on in the course of the day,
they at first paid each other a thousand compliments, and went
to a wine shop to drink together ; but when the moment of
payment came a quarrel arose as to who was to open his purse
strings. Blows followed, and, in the end, one of them, Jean
Pircux by name, received one in the face which forced the
blood from his nose, mouth, and ears. He was immediately
taken to the hospital, and surgical aid was afforded him, but un-
availingly, for he died in an hour after. His adversary, Louis
Bouzard, was arrested.
Two or three days ago, says the Commerce, a
young female, about 24 years of ag,e, of the higher class of
society, suddenly asked her mother, whether, if she should com-
mit a great fault, she would be forgiven. The mother, taken
by surprise, gave an evasive answer to the question. Before
the end of the 4y, the daughter threw herself out of a window
on the upper story of the house, and was killed by the fall. No
caw thij act of depperation has transpired.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS. May 27.
Their Lordships met at the usual hour.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.

A Message from the House of Commons brought up
the Market Harborough and Brampton Roads Bill, the
Liverpool and Birmingham Junction Canal Bill, Bates'
Naturalization Bill, and several other private Bills.