The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(THIS DA

DEAL, MAY 15.z—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived, the
Lang, from Surinam ; the Susanna, from Surinam. tb
FALMOUTH, MAY 14.—Wind N. W. strong.—Arrivea
Hope packet, from Lisbon, sailed on the 7th inst.
PORTSMOUTH, MA I' 15. —Wind N. N. E.—No arrival''
PLYMOUTH, MAY 15.—Wind N. N. W.—No arrival. fro,
COWES, MAY 15.—Arrived, the Antelope,
Henry,
Rio Janeiro. xfinervl
LIVERPOOL, MAY 14.—Wind N.—Arrived, the A"
Bang, from Gottenburg ; the Silas, Richards, from Nee
°
the Caroline, from Wiemar. ors'
CLYDE, MAY 13.—Off, the Loir, Croal, from Bob°.
DUBLIN, MAY 13.—Arrived, the Alena, Lovell, TiablLl'ver
Coax, MAT 13.—Arrived, the Triumph, How, from fro'
pool, leaky, bound to Boston ; the William, Willialtre'or
London • the Duchess of Clarence, from Ceylon; the Iv
and Robert, Royd, from Rio Janeiro.
fless:
CROOKMAVEN. —Arrived, the Edwin Wilson, New 0.
GALWAY, MAY 13.—Arrived, the Lily, Huxtable,
REDIZAR, MAY 14.—The following vessels ran on
Rocks this morning, but got off with tho next tide, !Ice
The Cora, of Whitby ; Agnes, of Guernsey ; and P,ru'creo
Wales, of- Whitby : the latter being abandoned by. Wes-ucl
was taken possession of ley the fishermen of this port,
pilot, who was proceeding with her to Hartlepool. laclet
Tunas°, MAY 13.—A large ship, supposed tinter'd tbi
was fallen in with 10th inst., about twenty miles w„. "1.0
port—her three masts were partly seen; tnd some or ue,oll
were set, but the hull is many feet below water; her
is marked " Aberdeen."

The Hope, from Liverpool to Newfoundland, struck 011
Island 25th March, and
on,foundered—crew saved. re*
Caroline, Lawfrom Hamburg, was totally gi
at Punch Cove, Newfoundland, 2d ult.—crew saved.

THE FUNDS.•

(THIS DAT•)

CITY, TIVEL KC 0' C 06;
Some excitement prevailed yesterday in the city bous
count of the extensive failure at Glasgow of a first-rate los
to the amount, as stated, of about four hundred °FLO'
pounds; nevertheles, it has not in the least affected therd3
this morning, which opened at the closing prices of )(este
o'lll
91 to* for the Account—same for money ; Exchequer stecl
32 34 prem. ; India Bonds, 32 34 prem. ; Bank
206 207 ; India do., 2542601. vide°
In the Foreign Market, owing to the Portuguese -1 is
being advertised this morning, Portuguese Stock ha
proved toThree zer Cents, 301
This is settling day in the Foreign Market
except in Spanish and Portuguese Stocks. The Acoc°,..sit
going off well. Spanish Active, 231 RX-coupons ; .6-41
; Deferred, 9f ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents' afro'
Portuguese Stock has receded one-half per colt
493 to 48. AN,
HALL-PAST t'"
Accounts from Toulon, of the 9th instant, State, tP br
Sphynx arrived there on that dav, by which accountiop,
been received from Oran of the 4th of May. The divisvirof
Lieut.-General 13ugeaud was still encamped in the )1,
of Oran, but was to march on the 6th. On the 4th waeill
the Gabarre Marne anchored in the road of Mersel.,'
—little
odnoti'
ult
near Oran. This vessel left Algiers on the Ot't sg
and Kates, that at its departure from Algiers gel
tation prevailed in the environs of the capita
thousand reports were circulated ; amongst others 11,
Abel- el- Kader, at the head of a considerable force'oer
attacked Bouffarick ;- and it appeared certain that viol
Damremont was afraid he would take the place, as he 9e;
the
tional the regular troops, and the town was guarded by
tional Guard of Algiers. ,
There is little doing this morning in the British A. olio
The whole attention is in the Foreign Market, in 91 fiel
accounts, which, up to the present hour, is going °
Since the early part of the morning Portuguese Stockiriosl
from to 2 per cent., owing to a fear that some reyff,t fort,'
movement would take place amongst the troops, Wh'''irt
nately, was prevented. This has caused a re action 4i
Portuguse Securities, and they have improved fro°
48* 49. for P;
Consols may be quoted 91 for the Account; same '34
ney ; Exchequer Bills 34 32 prem. ; India Bonus ~gtr
prem. ; Spanish Active 23 Q ez-Coupons ;
' Porit"
48 • 3 per Cents., 30i ; Dutch 2f per Cents., bh;
nish Coupons 50.
THREE O'
_

Consols for the Account, 91. _ __-.
THE FUNDS.—CLOSING PRICES' ,
BRITISH FUNDS. ‘.4.41
[talk Stock .... 206% Omni am ......................
....,,,e
3 per Cent. lieu. 00 India Stock ...... ......." .7/
3 per Cent. Cons al )itto 1.10nd5...........4.44..i
3% per Cent.
3% per Cent. Rest 97% Ditto old Annuities ....... ",,,,,4
New 3% per Cent. 99% Ditto New Annutties.4-*".#`,
4 per Cent. Assented
Dissented — Ditto 5004 ........... .4 ... :.
Long Annuities ta expire Ditto 5001 ............... .4 ~
Jai. 1866 l4 9-16 Bank Stock for Opg. .4.4'20
Oct. 1850 l-% India Stock for Act. 44."" ...,
Jan. 1860 Consols for Act. ....... . .... "
FOREIGN FUNDS. -
n, cell' ,
Austrian, 5 per cent ...... . ~ r-r
..... . Portuguese Bonds, , ...44'
Belgian, 5 per cent — Ditto, New Ditto ........ .. ...
..,. ,
Brzzilian Bonds
Buenas Ayres., 6 per cent — Russian 118,,nds, 5 per cett.....„,.
Chilian, 6 per cent
Colombian, 6 per cent
Ditto, 1831
Danish, 3 per cent French, 5 pet cent ........ /I. ,z
Gteek Bonds, 1525, 5 per cent ;Exchange ................. ... ,f 0
Mexican, 5 per cent — nench, 3 per cent ..... .44...,10
Ditto, 6 percent., 1825
reruvian, 1825, 6 per cent — Ditto, 5 per cent. .....••• .4*
SHARES. 414,,y41
Manchester and London Railway
No other variations in the Prices of Shares since our:010°
List I di

Mr. William Holmes and Mr. Croucher e tr°c
dispatched to Bridgwater from the Carlton Club, with
tions to win !
Major-General Sir Dugald Gilmour has. LP
added, by the General Commanding-in-Chief, to thn 11c-es.
ficers who have received rewards for distinguished sevvtjAl
The bridge at length about to be construe': to"
tween Weymouth and the Isle of Portland, it is said, ltal!,,
~lef
built of timber on stone piers. "It is more than prod 115
says a provincial journal, " that if Portland stone 001
distant more than 100 miles from the site, the bridgeosi
have been constructed of that more preferable and ha°
as well as more substantial material."
The quantity of European wheat pouting thole
United States of America is very large ; in the wee!„(leti
packet ship came away 50,000 bushels had been l'"
New York alone. • al
Dr. Millingen, in his " Curiosities of Mcille p Jiro'
perience," states that Backstrom relates the eascllcrbaervit;
scan woman, whose hair extended beyond the sides 0' 9 40?
and she was in the habit of turning it over to mak° 0 'Er
that Caligerus saw a man in Coenhagen whose Ices
50°
six feet three inches in length ;p while another give
count of a woman whose hair measured six ells. ~ 09°,,
Every man who respects the Christian relig'l
respect the Christian Sabbath, and not only respect jesgoe'
self, but endeavour, by example and precept, to Pre; ape!
being desecrated and stained by others. But it is 11°0 6;il
cessary result that he should fortify his arguments 7.0,411,/
and imprisonment, and follow Sir Andrew Agnew °of resfor
his mischievous vagaries. The Sabbath is a daY
cheerful, healthful, invigorating rest ; not of thst,co°sV,ol
turing, monkish austerity which some men ivouluor
leaving the stamp of discontent still plainer on the Pop toil
brow, and bringing his arm still weaker to his I‘4°n 50,
It is easy for the man who found his fortune ready o Or"
to whom every day in the year is a holiday, to ct.efire' h°lsc'
up'the stage coaches, and place an embargo on " of iS
on the Sunday ;" but let him toil amidst the finneiss 0111,0
tory, or be chained to the leg of a writing desk, s
the week, while his family are pent up in a narrow:o° °o
narrower street, and experience will Moll teach hiliessea
it is sacrilege to inhale the pure air of health and pi
on the seventh. —_Chelmsford Chronicle.
At the commencement of the stortn otmen 0,4
Cternoon a horse and cart, in which were three Ito Pore
woman, stopped at the King's Head, Padding-ton. Theloof
got out, and left the horse and cart at The door.
_rid,
a young one, lately broke in, became frightened, ,bor'fre
nibody to mind it, started off, and after proceediact tbe
Tbo t 0,40
tance, dashed the cart with great violence ag",l'ion
wheel of an omnibus, with which it became lockea: the
unfortunately got one of Lis hind legs entanglei!,leif..,ttie
wheel of the omnibus, and in its struggles
w broken, and the poor animal's right eye eivbeei.oted
to free its ,irotti 0°
c'cket, by coming in contact With the box of tr,
ersi oljeln
the owner of the horse arriving, there was 4 gensot•
amongstthe bystanders to have it killed ',,pon the
ceded Ice;
after a long demur on the part of its ;caster, Was 9 cle,ae9,ed
THE "f 1A TRADE'
last week amounted to 39'1,d50111. The rairketco;e frog
heavy, and the ;Arrival
of the t e v season teas
and extensive,