The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-28 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, APRIL 27:—Wind thli day at noon, Easterly.
STA NI)CATE CREEK, APRIL 2.h.—Aral. Cocriereth, Men.

sins,

DEA L, A Pitir, 2t3.---WindN.E., fresh breeze.— Arrd. from
the River and sailed, New Express, Ascension; Maxim, ftio
lte,olution, 'Quebec ; Dia lem, Prince Edward's Island.

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FoßTvgburrll, Avntr. E.—Arrd. Hindostan,
Londim, for Madras.

POL)LE., rKtt. 2G.—Sid. Anglicana, Quebec; Olive
Branch, New Zealand.

FAr.•;touni, Arrlr. 25.—Wind E.S.E. to F.N.E., light
breezes.-shl. Th aganza steamer, Vigo.
BRISTOL, APRIL 26.--LSld. Eliza, Philadelphia.
PORT TALBOT, AP3IL Aik,yalermo,

Miteoun,4raii. 25.—A rrel. Ocean, Thomas, Quebec.
Liv E Aritit,26 —Wind E.S.E., light. —Sid. Gover-
nor Davies, New 'Orleans ; Haysnnah, Sprague, Baltimore ;
Globe. Philadelphia; Chester 'atid Patrick Henry, New York •
Christian, Boston ; ILiberdine, Newfoundland. Arrd. off,
Abeona, lioinbay ; Coronation, Savannah ; Ocean, Bride, and
Joseph Porter.
APllirl ‘.2.l.7—Arrd. Recovery, Conway, Sierril.eone.
S!d. Percival, Quebec. Arrd. off, Otierspoo!, Little, Calcutta;
Sylvia, Thorney, Sierra Leone; Pandora, New Orleans.

°OFF CAPE CLEAR.—Arid. Agnes, China.
SHIELDS, APRIL `24.—Sid. Fairfield, Bernvida.
OFF SA LCOMEE, APRIL 25:—Champion, Manila; Industry,
Tobasea for Havre.

Orr Ilwit4E.v.—Arrd. Agatha, Heckerna, Havannah for
Amsterdam.

WHITBY, APRIL 25.—The Glasgow,lll‘Lana:, fro-n Wark-
worth to Calais, got ashore on Upgang Rock this morning, but
Was as3isteti off aCer three hours, and brought into the harbour.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—StIeCeSS, Liverpool to Madeira,
30th ult., lat. 41, long. 12; Anna Robertson, to Madeira, 4th
inst., lat. 45; long. 'll, by the Tantivy, arrived in the Creek.
Minstrel, Manilla to Cork, 21st instant ; Colonist, Cork to
,Jamaica, 21st instant; General Kyd, in the chops of the
Clotntiel, and a large fleet of homeward bound off Cape Clear,
by ilit4Otteripool arrived off Cork.
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THE CERTIFICATES . REQUIRED BY THE PERUVIAN GO-
ATErtxmENT FROM EVERY .VESSEL ENTERING THE
PORTS OF 'CHAT REPUBLIC.
The following .has been received at Lloyd's
Office of Committee of-Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall; April 21i, 1842.
Sin,;7—.l am; directed by the Lords of the Committee
of Privy Council for Trade to transmit to you, for :he
inf'ormation of the merchants trading to, the port of
Peru, the enclosed translation of a form.of certificate,
with Ivhich the Peruvian Government requires that
every. vessel entering the port of that Republic shall be
furnished.—l am, Sir, your obedient servant,

To the Secretary, Lloyd's. J. APGREGOR.
(Translation.)

*Department of Finance, Lima, Oct. 30, 1841.
This document, having been examined, with the
Repel-tr. of the Tribunal of Commerce, and the
Custom-house at Callao, and it resulting from
the . communications of the Peruvian Consul in
Bordeaux,. that it is useful and advantageous to trade
that the merchandise which is convex ed from foreign
countries should come with the respective certificates of
of the Consular authorities from whence they proceed,
it is resolved that the owners of merchandis:-, and cap.,
taus of vessels proceeding from foreign ports, where
Consular Agents of the Republic reside, to the open ports
of Peru, shall be obliged to take the certificates in the
manner which the annexed reforms demonstrate, which
they are to represent in the Custom-houses of the ports on
their a:rival, and in the same manner make the Peruvian
FuncLonary, where the: e is one, note the necessary deduc-
tions, in consequence of the necessary discharge of part of
the cargo, in case they should call at any other port be-
fore they arrive in Peru ; and it is hereby declared, that
these documents are necessary for the logality of the
trade, and that their presentation or omission, produce
the same legal effects as the manifests. The periods in
which this order should be complied with and observed
in al its parts, are those stated in the 153 d article of the
commercial code.' Reply to the Minister of Foreign
with a copy of this decree, that be may cause it
to he eireniatecl to the cerresponding anthoritie.;.
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CA NO.
[here follow the "forms, which are too long for
in-
sertior,.]

We understand -that the Earl and Counte,4s.of
.1-larllwicke have been hor:otwed by a special invitation to visit
the King of Pruisia, and that (luring their absence fyom Eng-
land considerable alterations will- be made at Wimple. Her
Majesty has been graciously pleased to signify her intention of
standing sponsor IO,lliS Lurdship's infant aon,who is to be named
Victor,— *CaniN•idpe Chropicle.