The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-26 00:00:00

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TIIE FOLLOWING NEW WORKS ARE JUST READY.
I.
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
JOHN THELWALL;

By HIS WIDOW.

The First Volume.

SCHILLER'S "BRIDE OF MESSINA:*
Translated by GEORGE IRVINE, Esq. 1 vol. Bvo.
111.
MURRAY'S " SUMMER IN THE PYRENEES."
The Second Edition. 2 vols. Svc. Plates.

BRYDGES' " MORAL AXIOMS."
For the Us• of Schools. I vol. small Bvo.

FRANKLIN'S TABLEAUX FROM " CRICHTON,"
Twelve exquisitely engraved Plates.
VI.
GUIZOT'S EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION.
Translated by Mrs. Colonel BECKWITH. 1 vol. post Bvo.
VII.

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The publication of THE. SUN NEWSPAPER commenced this dais
at 15 minutes past 'Three o' Clock.

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THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1837.

Advices from Madrid to the 19th inst. have been
received. The capital was then tranquil, so that the
reports circulated in Paris on Wednesday, of revolu-
tionary movements by the Exaltados, were pure in-
ventions. NO fears were entertained from the ap-
proach of the Carlists towards the Ebro. MEND..
IZA BA L had given orders for supplying the QUEEN'S
troops in the north with a million of rations, and had
forwarded a large sum of money to secure a -continua-
tion of the services of the British Legion for three
years longer.

German and Brussels Papers have been received,
but they bring no political intelligence of importance.
We select a few extracts from them :
HA SIBURO, MAY 23. —The Hand-lstidende says, that the
house of Frenck and Co., in Copenhagen, has become
bankrupt.
The Gottenhurg Papers of the 17th say, that the house of
Wilhelm Malm, of that place, had become insolvent. The
debts were 495,000 rix dollars, and the assets 414,000 rix
dollars, Swedish banco. An Exchange is now building at
Christiania, by his Majesty's permission.
BERLIN, MAY 17 . -Count Von Maltral►n, Ambassador Ex-
ta.kordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Austrian Court,
has arrived here from Vienna. It is said he is to succeed to
the office of the lite M. Ancillon.

STOCKHOLM, MAY 16.—The King and the State suffered
yesterday a severe loss by the death of Count Gustavus Von
\Vetterstadt, Minister for Foreign Affairs, in the 61st year of
his age. A long illness, which began in the summer of 1835,
had greatly increased after his visit last summer to France and
England, to consult the most eminent physicians. Though
his recovery has long since been considered es hopeless, his
loss, both as a Statesman and a pirate man, will be long
deeply regretted. Count Brake is spoken of as his successor
in his high post.

' claration of the Finance Minister imprudent-now that
the Chambers are on the eve of a dissolution. The
Doctrinaires have only to cry out against the impo-
sition of taxes on home-grown sugar to secure the
votes of all the beet-root growers in France. As to
the policy or impolicy of the tax we are not called upon
to express any opinion.
The approaching marriage of the Duke of OR-
LEANS alone occupies the attention of the Court. We
copy from one of the Papers before us a programme of
the arrangements :-
The following brief summary of the movements of the Court,
at the nuptial fetes, now on the point of commencing, will
serve to correct some erroneous statements which have ap-
peared respecting them. This i, not, however, official, and not
of course exempt from the possibility of change :-" To-mor-
row, Thursday, 25th. Arrival at Netiiily of the Queen of the
Belgians, and the young Prince Royal, who will remain at
Neuilly while her Majesty is at Fontainebleau.-Saturday,
27th. Departure of their Majesties the King and Queen of the
French, the Queen of Belgium, and all the Royal Family, for
Fontainebleau.-Sunday, 2811). Arrival at Fontainebleau of his
,Majesty the King of Belgium.-Monday, 29th. Arrival at
Melon of the Princess Helen and the Grand Duchess Dow-
ager of Mecklenburg. The Duke of Nemours and the Prince
de Joinville will meet their Royal Highnesses at Melun,
' and will accompany them to Fontainebleau, where they
will arrive in the evening of the same day.-Tuesday,
30th. Marriage ceremony.-From Wednesday, the 31st, to
Sunday, the 4th June, the Royal family will continue at Fon-
tainebleau. Representations at the Court every evening._
Sunday, 4th June : Return to Paris.-Monday, sth, and Tues-
day, 6th : Receptilns at the Tuileries by the Duchess of Or-
leans..-Wednesday, 7th : The Royal family w ill establish it-
self at Trianon.--Saturday, 10th : Opening of the Museum of
Versailles ; the King will give a grand banquet to the two
Chambers.-Sunday, 11th : Continuation of the fetes at Ver-
sailles • grand review ; spectacle at Court. Monday, 12th :
The King -
and Royal family will return to the Tuilieries.-
Tuesday,•l3th : Fetes given by the city of Paris ; public re-
joicings. Fire-works at the Quai d'Orsay.-Wednesday,
14th : Banquet and grand ball given to the King at the Hotel
de Ville.-Saturday, 17th : Grand ball at the Opera, given by
the National Guard of Paris and the Banlieue.-Monday,
19th : Grand ball given by the King at the Tuileries."
FRENCH FUNDS -PA att.. MAY 24.
Five per Cents., 1081: 40c. 33c. Sc. 2 Sic.
Four per Cent., 9df. •20c 25e.
['tiros? per Cents., 79f 45c. &lc. 30c 45c.
Rank Actions, 2,435 f
ttente de Naples, !Of 85c. 75c.
Roman Five per Cents., list %)-t,
Spanish Actives, 2t% ‘2. 5 21i.
Spanish Passives, 534%.
Portuguese Loan, Three p,r Cents, 2974%.
EXCOANUF ON LONDON.
(hie month, paper, 25c. 35c. ; motley, 251. 35c.
TAree mouths,paper, -f. -c. ; money, 25f. 15e.
-fours duthentigue.
LAST PRICES,
Five per Cents., 118 f. 35c.
Three per Cents. 79f. Ve.
Rani( ACtiODS, 2,;35f.
Bente de Naples, 90f. 80c.
Roman Five per Cents., WIN.
Brussels Bank, 1,417 f. 50c.
Portuguese Three per Cauts., 29%.
Actives, !Ali.
Spanish Passives 514.
Direres, 7!;,.