The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-01 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR•

oier

The Duchess of Kent entertained the Duchess 0'
ter and a distinguished party at dinner yesterday. 00
The Duke of Cumberland dined with the Princess Aug the
on. Tuesday. His Royal Highness afterwards went t° re,
party given by Viscountess Beresford, in Corendish-sere
On Tuesday the Duchess of Kent received, andiro
rented to the Princess Victoria, Mr. Bannerman, 4:;cso
with a congratulatory address from Aberdeen, on the Il.tea
shion of her Royal Highness the Princess having CO
The Princess Augusta took an airing yesterday in
ricargeeiagrihrtleflitrh. year.
i , n eat'
s Jobe
The Duke of Cumberland, attended by General it, Per
Slade, honoured Lord Rolla with his COMP OY ill; di°
~...
last evening, in Upper Grosvenor-street.
the_LY oo rri
nedei ga(n.
Lord-I,oe.
onffinecci At the
el;ancletllowr
_ A.Cabine't Council was held yesterday afternoon,. aye,
, Lord John ussell, Viscount Paheivi 01
,asmaatrtgenudisedohf yLVairisscdaouwanelo:ies°coottionfit,
Exchequer's.: on
l thesat
an hour Chancellor
and oaf 1
ttahl ef.
The Coungci
Mi Ito, Sir John Hbh o °use, Mr. Poulett 'fhotii n :
viscount Howick. clay $
ter ,
The G • . Grecian Minister transacted business Ye'
the F • Foreign-office. with
"enl
iotervi
Lord Cranstoun and Mr. Brownlow had
Lord Glenelg yesterday, at the Colonial-office.

/ert~ain'

The Duke of Sussex will give a
l ace gr
os
ment on the 11th June, at liensin"n P-- -

XIIICES OF STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONE O'CL"Ck.
3.a,nk,,,,Stock, ..................... DIG 3 4 rlint:a Stock '2 5 91,4 60
4 Per Cent. (ted &1'74 Sqk ' Bon.ls 4->p•
t,„ „., . ......... 90
~,••. t)ltto • '
Is., ,vllt C. (1,1% i it I% , South Sea Stock .... 0...,, ~t., .
3'6 per ' •
Lsttt.. Cent. ..... ........... ..... . 97% Old AnnnOir", :.,,,,..., _
o Red ........ . . . (1756%'4, New illt;),,e ... --
~,T'v 334 Per Ctsits.....‘.o9 Sa4 9 8,,,‘,N l',lt l',6r (tllt. Annuities, 1751—.
w 5 per Cm. . 134 . - 1 Exch. Bills, .£l,OOO )4 011 Al;3 pm
WI, k.., M nit 33 !ml
an' Lon FA .muiiiestoczpi•re 11)itto
•
Jan ~ ~
11. --' .d3u l4 9-161/ ' `,1411 bb ..14 36 33 pen.
Oct -,,. is, zi Ditto - •
--- aim.
.11n t ' "'" ..... - ......... .• 143,'a ' Ditto Cotnraerciai -•—
pm
~ -. 0, .360 ................ 14 13-16 Ditto AdvertiseA
'all' 5, BS', .......... ...... ...... -- i Bank Stock for Nett:Lint —
tt Pril 5, 184, — ;India Stock Mt Account — 'an. mniirn '
O ,
.IS7P , .
'Console COT. Acconnt 91% ti
~...l .....
- pm.

PIC------------------:----
ICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS 'I'F DAY AT ONE DYCLOCK,
nAUdnan Bonds
—,' I' eruetan Winds —
ew" Bonds'... .............. .. -..'f . Ditto Account...". ........
Ditto Account... t
, PUrniguese Bonds 69!,i
111'3114m Bond': ................................ :-..t Ditto Account —
Ditto Account..
Ditto New Bonds
..... .. huenos Ayres Bonds ............ Ditto Account .., ..... ...,,,AVA 4
hpi!to Account
3 per
cent."
21,4
... Diilhan Bonds .. ...
' .....
...
, Prussian Bon&
Illttto Arecunt....... ............
—;
Russian Bona', WA
nbi-mßnuds ............... ..
—'
Ditto Account •
titt **** ...... —•
C , Q Aczount ...... ......... ... —' Ditto Metallic ... .....
to°,l4U3Nan Bonds .821 H Spaniel-. Bonds ....to.. —
t, 1..-• Account ' P'...to Acoront • •
.10,iish Bonds . . —, Ditto Bonds, 1a34
oreOelt.to2kecount.. .........
--...
2.2% 2
, "Mtn Account .. ...
K Bonds.,
---7:q French, 5 per cent......,... —f ..#:.
Ditto Bonds, F 325 —; 4 per tent —f. —c.
enzitto Account
' ---- 3 per
Moutonic Bonds, 5 per rent —f. —r.
--..... Exchange
ptttoAccount . , ' ' Dutch, '2;4 per cent. 53% ~,i
, n
)• Pex Hint. , Ditto Account — Ne`..—ltt.° Ac,zun-tt ..................... Ditto, 5 per cent... 8i)%1i%
-...,...&untA1-4,...
...
..
__' Ditto Account
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'RICES OF SHARES THIS DAY Al' ONE, O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share
meat and Kilkenny Railway Company .... Z,i, (lii%
Herat M,estern Railway Company ..,........ 4O 444 4
trinton Railway Company (Stevenson'a) 5 %
imnghton (Itennie's)
don and Southamptonillailway Company 4O ll IS

3 per
L._ PRICES OF IB.ISFI STOCKS, DUBLIN, MAY 30.
IVn
„..ent. Consols ... ......... ... 89N Grand Canal Deb, 6 per cent
3ta Reduced
......
5t0ck,,.""..,,,... Ditto, 4 per cent 5B
Nper Cent.
Ditto
a New 183(1974 , City of Dublin Steam Co, 1034
~, Per Cent, D.' 1t r ' B9ll I National Insurance Co —
uank stneu .... 1 u e,
itaYal e ''' - •
Grand -Co'. Stock
.„......... nal Stock — , per cent —

At*. iv MAILS.
MAILS.
Due Arrived. Due. Arrived. Due
!.1. America.... . 0 I France 0 I Lisbon 0
u Brazil .. .....
0 Ouern. &Jemy 0 0 Malta
.......... 0 0
2 iluenos Ayres.. 0 0 Hamburg 0 0 Mexico I
u t artbagena 0 0 Holland
1 Dublin... .....
0 () Jamaica 0 0 Sweden... ...... .. 0 o 'laluierr....• ....
0 Leeward Islands 0 1 Waterford....... 0

Ainr,slllGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO—MORROW.
minutes after I. I Evening...... 37 minutes after

Ir, This day was published, in two vols. post Bvo., price 18s.
HE CURATE of STEINHOLLT : A
TALE OF ICELAND.
". There is throughout a series of truthful simplicity and good
"Imp; which is very refreshing. The part which describes the
'lrltption of the burning mountains and the sufferings of the people
consequence, possesses verygreat interest. "—Monthly Repository.
London : Longman, Rees, Orme, and Co.

21a publication of THE SUN NEWSPAPER commenced this day
at 10 minutes past Three o' Clock.

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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1837.

There is no instance within our recollection of such
111'4n-spirited vindictiveness as that which was dis-
played by Sir JAMES GRAHAM on Tuesday last.
ef the other opponents of the Ministers carry
the feelings of gentlemen into their political warfare.
Bir JAMES thinks, with the Cherokees, that
"Y practice is justifiable by which the enemy
tnaY be annoyed, no matter how much at variance
,With good feeling or good taste. At the same time
e would fain escape the odium which he knows
;waits, in the bosoms of Englishmen, any departure
r°4l honour and fair 'play. "I am going to ask you
aa question to-night," says he to his Honourable
Friend and former associate, " I am going to ask you
baquestion to-night, STANLEY." " Very well," replies
STANLEY ; "what is it ?" " Oh," rejoins the Cum-
h.4 trickster, trickster, " you'll know by and bye," and thus
e shuffled off the subject, leaving Mr. STANLEY in
the belief that it was something of little consequence to
which an immediate answer could be easily given,
and satisfying his own conscience, that faithful inter-
preter of right and wrong, that in giving his friend the
form or shadow of an intimation of what was about
to take place, he had done all that Parliamentary
usage and gentlemanly courtesy required. In
a little time he gets up and, with all the mock
801ernnitv which he could muster to conceal the inve-
teracy of feeling that was brooding in his heart, makes
a heavy charge against the Government, and against
Mr. STANLEY in particular, for deliberately violating
the law, in order to further their own politi-
.Wviews. This was the first scene of the piece.
as his conduct any better on the second night when
the matter came to be investigated at the bar of the
? On this last occasion the Hon. Baronet
demeaned himself in a way that excited universal dis-
14t• After being allowed a latitude in the
examina-
on cf the witnesses far beyond what is usual, and
hndiat; that every step he took, every question
e Put, only proved more and more clearly the
tntter
groundlessness of the charge which, in the un-
t4s"ing rancour of his political feeling, he had
I.°llght forward, he seemed to lose both temper and
ofi'se) and proceeded to the Old Bailey expedient
requiring " proof " of a letter which Mr.
hT4l,lLty produced, and stated to be in his own
"(1-writing ! Such an outrageous dereliction of de-
jocY was never before witnessed. The whole House
teitned in condemning it, and the Honourable Baro-
slunk away from his own charge, mortified and
humbled--obliged to acknowledge that a satisfactory
explanation of the matter had been given. We trust
Isrue of this adventure will teach the Member for
„ ,Mherland the useful lesson contained in the words
rook
before you leap."

ee. 'e Paris Journals of Tuesday have all been re-
-1,-I\lo. In no respect are their contents of much im-
ero.rtane_.
, On Tuesday evening the Government re-
e'e," by telegraph the following despatches :-
130"°13sAux, MAo9.—The object of Irribarren in !ttacki.ng
04,2'. Sebastian at Huesca was with the view of drawing hhirs
ce,,,Tto the plain, in order to make advantageous upse of
se
bilatittrY, Without precisely saying what. direction
I!iareha take, everything seems to indicate thathis firs;
bO, Mtel'hill be in the direction of Barbartro, where he would
s
the Et,r-,,4ll'etied. by the Catalonian bands, in order tocrohe
Joined b" the direction of Acanitz, where he would .
all his I.). Cabrera. It would not be until after havingúitreidd would
screw -
reen that the great decision of marching. on
frees 141'eu, and leaving Valencia on his left.
0-- tue 25th General Buerens left Saragossa wdi h his
expe,t9 join Irriharren at Almudavar. On the 26th the Car list
Vtlon Was still at Huesca, where it was fortuing
twentywas
in 4t Lell)°ftists Were arrested. On the 21st, Baron de Meer
se
e 4 richt ; he was collecting troops to oppose the Navarre se,
, /810 °I. need.
iist Crlgitdier Ayerbe, with 3,000, was in pursuit of the Car-
'Vs in the district of Tarragona.
threpi the 28th, Barga had his head-quarters at Alp,
Puycerda without attacking.
the ,17eoeral Oraa has' returned to Valencia, in order to defend
I,thrglee.f3f which one of the suburbs had been pillaged on the.
of 4,000 Serrader. This chief was on the 22d at Chelva, with
Casilett and 500 horse • and Cabrera in the neighbourhood
This ion, with 5,000 foot and 600 cavalry."
abl news is, upon the whole, exceedingly favour-
ilfte,;,t° the QUEEN'S cause. The Carlists are evidently
4,4!0f attempting the passage of the Ebro, without
41:e" CABRERA cannot effect a junction with the
4 body of the Pretender's army. In fortifying
ti a, bon SEBASTIAN allows time to the Chris-
tqir: concentrate their forces, now dispersed in every
tAleti°n. As no further mention is made of IRRI-
/Ire 111'S wounds, we may safely conclude that they
11°t dangerous, and that the Constitutional cause
ititr.ll,ot suffer from the absence of one of the most
e
it Seel soldiers in the QUEEN'S army. Neither does
eni that the check received by him at Huesca was
1417" re as to compel him to change his plans of at-
YRAI When joined by the forces under BUERENS,
qttkri:4ltßEN will make the Carlists pay dear for their
at the
ris at Huesca, though, even then, he will not be
P'Prete " .ad of a force numerically equal to that of th e
vetwer.
These Journals are filled with details of the marriage

festivities at Fontainebleau, and with accounts of the

Vast preparations that are going on for the celebration
of the fetes to be given by the City of Paris. home
hundreds of wofkmen are employed, n'ght and day,
in eteCting theatres and preparing spectacles for the
gratuitous use of an elated populace, whose heads
seem turned with the anticipation of endless pleasures
and rejoicings.
We have advices from Bayonne of the 26th, and
San Sebastian of the 25th ult. They bring no news
of any interest.

We Annex extracts Noi the Prench papers of
Tuesday

A letter from Amporta (in the kingdom of Valencia) of the
17th of May says:—
" We have Just Italica kit aitterent quarters that General
Oraa hes ga4reil A new victory over the main body of the
the Titetiott of Cabrera. The action, which was very sititgUi-
hary, and was attended with very serious loss to the Carlists,
took place on the district where the three provinces of Valen-
cia, Arragon, an-d Catalonia meet. This news is very interest-
ing because this victory would also deprive the earlist ex-
pedition of the reinforcements which It ckpected from Cabrera
on the other side of the Ebro. We observe that it is confirmed
by the Phare, of Bayonne, of the 27th, in which we find the
following pragraph It is said that General Oraa has
caused the Carlists great loss in a new contest. The
letters from Valencia speak of the activity with which the ope-
rations arc conducted, and the advantages over the Rebels
which are the result of them. Public spirit has revived in
the kingdom of Valencia, as well as in Arragon, and the troops
hare rrgained much ardour."'
A Journal says t—
"lt was announced to-day as a supplement to the amnesty,
that a Royal Ordinance would be issued on occasion of the
marriage of the Duke of Orleans, remitting the fines and
costs decreed by the several tribunals : it was added that all
the proses verbaux of violations of the law relative to the re-
gistering of documents, and to the stamp-duties, would be an-
nulled, and three months delay granted to register, without
payment of double duties, acts relative to the tranfer of
property." _

We should applaud this course ; for experience shows that
it would not be a great loss to the Treasury. The rigour of
our fiscal laws, and the punctuality of our financial accounts
suffering, only seems to be in arrears ; the payment of which
is undertain, and the recovering of which by legal proceedings
costs the State large sums, and impose real hardships on the
poorer classes.—Le Commerce.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, MAT 30
five per Cents., 108 f. 50c. 45c. 40c.
Four and a Half per Cents. 10(f. 40C.
Four per Cents., NC 50e.
Three per Cents. W. 45c. 50c.
Bank ACtions, 2,440 f.
Rente de Naples, 991. 75c. 65c. 70c.
Roman Five per Cents., 101
Spanish Actives, 24 f:33i !is Y,%.
Spanish Differcs,
Spanish Passives 5,09.
Belgian Loan, Five per Cents, 101% %.
Belgian Bank, 1,417 f. 50c.
Portuguese Three per Cents. 293{, 29 29%.
EXCRANO6 ON LONDON.
One month, paper, 25f. 35c. . • money, 25f. 35e.
Three months, paper, 25f. 17'4 c. ; money, 25f. IN e.
—eosin Authenttauc.
LAST PRICES.
[lye per Cents., insf. 45c.
Three per Cents. 79f. 50c.
Bank Actions, 2,440 f.
Rente de Naples' 99f. 65e,
Roman Five per Cents., 1013(.
Brussels Batik, 1,417 f. 50c.
Portuguese Three per Cents., 29%.
Spanish Actives, 23%.
Spanish Passives 53i.
Spanish Differee, 7.
New Di abres,