The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-18 00:00:00

BOURSE'-PARIS, WEDNESDAY, Ij.IPCII IF.

Firer Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Prick. Prier.
french 5 per Crntr... ....... . 117 50 'l7 50 ... 1.7 45 ... 117 50
4 per Cent,. .... 101 50 ... 101 50 ... 101 sil ... 101 50
3 per 80 65 60 65 ... 8h 60 ... 80 65
Loan ...... ...... 80 90 ... 80 90 ... 80 93 80 90
Rink of France
ratline Bank I.ooof. Stares 1020 ...1020 —lO2O
...1024
5,0006 Shares 5047 50 ...5047 50 ...SW, ...5015
Belgian Bank
5 per Cent'., 1840 106% ... 106% ... 106% 106%
'lt slush Active l's% ... 25% ... v 5% ... .25%
Portuguese 5 per Cents.
Nes,poiltar .
105% ... 105% ... 1051%j ... 115%

RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Germain
24840
Versailles, K. kl 347 .t 0 352 50 ... 750 352 50
L.B ....... 2i7 Su .. 220 217 50 ... 220
!toucn
Irie.nb
S rarburg to Bale 243 75 ... 245 .. 242 50 ... 245

The University addresses from Oxford and Cam-
bridge are appointed to be received this day at Buck-
ingham Palace. After attending her Majesty, both
Universities will present addresses to his Royal High-
ness Prince Albert, of congratulation on the birth of a
Prince .of Wales.

' LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, MARCH IB.—Wind this day at noon W.
DEAr., .MARCH 18. —Wind S. VV..; fresh.—Arrd. from the
River, Acme, Trinidad; Sussex, Grenada. Sid. the outward
bound, except the Lady Sarah, Bayley, Trinadad ; and Fyra,
Soner. Put back, Margaret, for Bombay; Mary Catherine;
Crusader, for Charleston.
LtvEaroon, Maactr 17.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrd. Calcutta,
Kindgard, Bombay ; Ruby, Croker, New York. Sld. Blake,
Mobile ; Camillus Adams, Byron, New Orleans; B. Aymar,
New York. Tha report of the loss of the Elizabeth, from
New Orleans, as stated yesterday, is incorrect.
PotursmouTti, MARCH 17.—Wind W.N. W. to W.S.W.—
Arrd. Wilmot, Lcndon for Sydney. Sld. Gladiator. New York;
William Forster, Nassau ; Northern Conference, Bermuda.
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 17.—The stern of the Mary
Coxon, of North Shields, and her main-boom, have been
brought in here.
TORBAY, MARCH 17.—Sid. Eliza, St. Helena; Tancred,
St. Loci', and the rest of the out ward bound.
PLYMOUTH, .MARCH 17,—Wind S. W.—Sld, Orleana,
Hobart Town ; Clara, Jamaica.
FALMOUTH, MA/tell 16. —Wind S. S. W. to W. S. W. Arrd.
Thames (steamer) fur West Indies. Sid. Mary Lail:lg, Jamaica.
OFF PENZANCE, MARCH 14.—Glaphyra, Welch, St.
Kitt's ; Glanmore, Welch, Mauritius, sai:ed Der. 9.
BRISTOL, MARCH 16.—S1d. governor Douglas, New York ,
Aristides, Newfoundland.
GLOUCESTER, MARCH 17—Acrd. Mentor, Gregson, Monte
Video.

LLANELLY, MARCH 15.—The Success, Wheeler, of Arun.
del, came ashore inside the " Cefu Sidan" sands this morning,
and expected to become a wreck, crew (except one) saved.
Coax, MARCH 15.—Arrd. Joseph Anderson, Honau, Ja-
maica, sailed 10th ult. ; Governor, Harvey, Newfoundland.
Sid. Dalhousie, Trinidad; Victoria, Havannah.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.
(THIS DAY.)
BOROUGH OF CLITHEROE.
The Committee resumed the investigation of the petition in
this case at Eleven o'Clock —Mr. Hogg in the chair.
Eight of the votes for the sitting Member (Mr. Wilson)
having been struck off yesterday, the petitioner was placed in a
majortt y of three upon the gross poll ; in consequence of which,
at the suggestion of Mr. Hildyard, the Committee proceeded
to consider the objections urged by the sitting Member.
The first vote brought under the consideration of the Com-
mittee was William Robinson, a mason, objected to by Mr. A.
Austin, on the ground that he had not occupied the premises
in respect to which he was registered when the election took
place in July, 1841.
After a protracted argument, and the examination of seve-
ral witnesses, the rcom was ordered to he cleared.
The Committee were in consultation for about half an hour.
When strangers were admi ted, the Chairman said the reso-
lution was that the vote was bad, and should be stt uck off.

WEYMOUTE AND MELCOMBE REGIS.
On the re-opening of the sittings to-day, Mr. TALBOT, one
of the Counsel for the sitting Members, said that he ant. his
Learned Friend on the other side, wishing to lighten the la-
boars of the Committee, had agreed to abandon six votes on
each side.
Mr. KINGLAKE confirmed the statement.
Mr. DUNCOMBE feared that the Committee ought not to
accept the offtr, but that they should strike off a voter only
when he had been found to be a bad one. On an Irish
Commitb e such a proposition would disqualify an elector for
seven years.
After some consideration, it being found that former Com-
mittees had acted on the plan prop sed, and that the decision
could do no yrospective injury to the franchise of the persons
in question, the offer was accepted, and accordingly six votes
were abaiidined on each side.