The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-02 00:00:00

derably cheap
1 questionably ; not in form* merely,...but In it 1311
distribution of ecclesiastical -property ; yet of CI
—Ditto Bed
There was
cannot shut our eyes to the danger of any ew frost considei
Ma/Cabbages OS h
.„Jp_itto savoy
separation of the Church from the State, as
ether things '
HULL and others advocate. We think the
Motatoes (cwt.)
Clergy ought to be paid by the Government,
is done in most other countries of Europe ; .s. Morse liadal:(I
that it would be very inexpedient to admit snit rre4i **** * ;".. .
we tal. Grapes (ix
12 ''''''
such ~ imperium in imperio," as the Church oeurr.(l)itps. .....
_._
:oleworts or 61:
England existing, with its present revenues, ialeek•
Filberts (12ib.)
the bosom, yet independent, of the State.
---riaty ii
may not, perhaps, be able to persuade Alfanca-
niensis of this, but we are sure people in general=sem he!tadToTA'
Useful Old Dab
will be found to be of our opinion. Fine Upla.nd Sii
:lover Hay
)et Straw A
Best Meadow
nets of other ]

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

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CITY, TWELVE 0' CL OCM . • heavy L
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 31.—At the close of the yearitlezulltr
13111(
1828 and 1829, there is a decrease of stock intaverur voct Nti
cotton of 92,220 bags in the market : this dayaia Straw" (er
there has been very little doing. Supply rath
Montreal Papers to the 27th November, and The First
Quebec to the 24th November, have been received 834110, eurbllisrhsl
iftyfiraLrESlytrli
at the North and South American Coffee-house. ateming pap
By the former we learn that the principal chief ofttie Desciptil
the Sault Sr. Louis Indians, accompanied by ano• Pamatt Equest
"—Lady WILLI
ther chief, strived there on their way to Louden to
claim the other half of their seigoory of St. Regis, —Extraordina
Fashionab
ltudy, is publi
which they had been refused. It is also understood rhe Nameless
that Hutska, one of the chiefs of the Hazen, willia*rat—PrGinaleel
al.o take his passage for England to make cora
plaints of the diminution of the Government sur lawny and M
.loarner. to
.t them,
plies of guns and ammunition, clothing, &c. .ittle Counte
The Quebec Papers of the 24th state, that since ad
Saturday week about forty vessels have sailed for f Fashion, the
Europe. oorn and the 1
A Buenos Ayres mail has arrived, brought by the heet, and sen,
.111elville, sailed from Buenos Ayres 12th Oct., karts of the kin
and Monte Video 17th Oct.
The follol
From the Buenos Ayres Papers received at the )
North and South American Coffee-house to the
27th September :—" In our last, we mentioned a 4 so rami t: 2
report that the yellow fever was raging at Rio
Janeiro, since which we have received accounts by ~ Mr. peel 1
the Lord Melville of the 10th inst. from Rio, which he memorial w
place was and had been perfectly healthy. aittee of the Iti
A Treaty of Peace has been concluded between " Mr. Peel
the province of Cordova and Santa F. eribed in that
It is said,
The news from Patagonia continues unfavourable. "try, and an
BUENOS AYRES, SEPT. 19.—0 n the 10th inst., DereTeT,ani,eate
the Governor accompanied by the Ministers and se.' on tiietneet;
Zses of the eh
a great part of the Members of the Senate, pro,i Whitehall, Li
return. JD
seeded to the Saloon destined for the Sessions, and
the Governor addressed the Senate, noticing the ,
??la ite Hartart° fI.
„rat Mr. SPRIT
deplorable state of the province, and the first wish " s
.ce.net there
A,r Rwii I
nitwit'
of the Government was to see it again possessed of
its legal institutions. I k
bat city . d
A Buenos Ayres Paper of the 10th October has a
just been received at the North and South American
petitioning Inn
Coffee-house, which contains various Government ,
decrees, issued chiefly to raise the credit of the .f 41-
taking so etively interest
paper currency, and the effects thereof are already curers- and c
sensibly felt. Ounces, which during the week were h ti
done at 120, are now 92. The decree inserted in f
our last, rendering time bargains in specie, and in the jet of
ti:e-gs 1
Public Funds illegal, unless for value received, will Ton theni4
impede, if not entirely put a stop to speculations in ' COUNTY
that way. The formation of the Sinking Fund, and lettinl7ch ,
the capital for its support, is a bold and important ~,,,,aa4 w"
this Pro- will In
mmeasure,uch out
ofand
circulation.must
The
debtscurrency
ob
fy
aunty, have be
vince, we might add, are net very great. A con.aving,igreedu
tinuance of peace and union with the provinces i unnecessary t 4
would set all to rights. Eng again, at t
4
The Government has purchased a cargo of flour '1
tr
' of ity,ileil'il
(1,500 barrels), it is said, at 97 dollars per barrel, "Y•"" ute
to sell it at the same price to the bakers. Our Arno]
DEPARTsinNproTOgreFFslsNive improvementANCEoCT.2. It
atthoSutton_
appearance oI
In order to promote the
of the circulating medium of the province, the Go-
w workmen in
vernment has decreed : ley trust to get
Art. I.—All imported goods, which by the exist- CHILD Al
'Found Drown
ing law pay 15 per cent., shall pay 2 per cent. in lild_t_appnintl,
persons who
addition upon those which pay 20 per cent., and 10 6: rbal7 u:a7 1
per cent. on those which pay 30 per cent.
ratery grave by
Art. 2.—The product of the additional imports
expressed in the foregoing article shall be appropri• ..r.
ated to redeem the Bank Notes. THE UNE/
It appears, according to the accounts from Bue- 4'l'4
nos Ayres by the mail this morning, that owing to Zruenalem__!lnYed.
the exhausted state of the treasury, the Governmentija.aislaiceitnen,l
have decreed that, from the Ist of October nexts:f our plpulanticeoi
,heiseananot:_n_leousfel
the pay of the chiefs, officerr, and troops who a Thursday last
marched to the province of Cordova, and who had '35 families, or;
hitherto been paid from the treasury, shall cease lince that4lay, 1
being paid; but the Government are affording every;-ben returned as
nerve to revive the credit of the country. ether, to 1,471
,
THE FUNDS.
0
Consols, which left off yesterday at 95i 1 for the PARISH''ar..,.
Account, opened this morning at 95i, and at present
may be quoted at 954, sellers, with little doing. he rauste!r ilid
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet. nent;resigns4io/
ENGLISH FUNDS.'utter. It was E
Bank Stook, 216 17 84 per Cent. 100 k i r great peculati
India Stock, New 4 per Cent., shut king, &0., PrOx
8 per Cent. Cons. shut 4 per Cent. 1526 1054 4 Ouse, to their
De., for Account, 954 4 India Bonds, 71 72 section Were re
Ditto Reduced, 944 k Exchequer Bills, 77 78 f the master an
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Bruilian, 734 4 Greek, 304 SI eta taken: was
Buenos Ayres, 27 29 Mexican, 264 27 Re. The mast
hitch-a very stor
Ckilian, 26k 274 Peruvian, 184 1 ignition
of the
Colonalsian, 25 k Pertuguese, 60 61 rerseera should
Danish, 754 Prussian, sform her that
French, 6 per Cent. 108 k Russian, 1011 i 1 as
that on deb Did*, S per Cent. 834 4 Spanish, 104 4 rovided for the
TWO 0' CL 0 CK. hiltissal.
We have again received by an extraordinary Impßisoic
o
conveyance from Vienna, of the 94th December, the Issteri4y
an i
following important commercial communication:-- , 'risco;n
't Since the 19th of December the Funds have con- .11Mecl Jos thel
taniPtion, and fi
siderably risen, and to-day the 4 per Cents. are 95, :rison on the lb
and for January, 954; Bank Shares, 1281. Rothe. ''''e for rent. I
child's Loan (1820) 5 per Cent. 177; I'm:January,
180; Rothschild's Loan (1821) 4 per Cent. 131 ; ;r
aunrn wary. He rei
for January, 134; as, in the month of January, it is ,
tuwand
the
expected that about ten millions of florins for divi.'ridoW baii he di
fre,kialtteystdeary.cisayin r
lends due will be paid, a further rise is anticipated. danittsa infitinuottitotii,hnit
tThheeotsheprer funds, Cents.fearidnigd
thatnot experience
Government'stbe rise likeio. ,io.rraiet outy_
roofs:::
tention was to pay them off. , nay were brow
The Vienna Paper, of the 23d of December, has -re.—Mr. WAR
a very long decree, signed by the President of 'here
4 that very ti
Greece, regulating the different departments of the ' . • Razarrr—
nth costs 91 7
State.
The frost in Hungary was so great that they had
eht, and
notTeheepceroiennscor
Market
heat ‘csoinnttienrufeosr tvheeryse i
n2aocti v years.
eup
to
the present time, but it has rather receded since the , ,„.
and at present may be quoted 954 i far the Ac- up
~
..3_, No. SO,
early part of the morning, when Coasols were 954,
count. It still remains doubtful whether Govern-, 'Jul"' betweee
Prrty to a ver
ment means to pay off the Four per Cents., as, it old, .
saver, and
being a financial measure not popular with the public, • poon.
~ forks, mu
they may adopt some other plan in lieu thereof, ty, watch, key
which will be more congenial to the sentiments of Sroty or
tl ' t,
:,. 11T
proprietors of the above Stock. 4eLls 1., an,
4
The Foreign Market is also void of interest, and effected by fo
very little business doing. AIR. PITT..
The private letters from Buenos Ayres state that istkably shy mat
the decree of the Government, refusing pay to it'acY with Lord
the army which marched to Cordova, the troops k'nkiag visit, ~]
of Lavelle, have been disbanded. It is ex-
lylve. heard so mu,
petted that Baron M. de Rothschild will proceed '
._r, ous to have 1
next week to Paris. ist sow at dinue
Y gain i .
THREE O'CLOCK. 4, _ g n with
Consels for Account, 954 4. me ; what of
"ia at 1
~f east die
We understand that SARAII CARTER
,Of Ittle groin
Aem to • ,
Stapleford, whose extraordinary case of trance excited !. jg i . .eir fat]
much attention about a twelvemonth ago, still continues us mai: nafs withi
and a-
the same lethargic state, occasionally receiving a very slight , f
an
--part
degree of nourishment, which is administered to her by her ttab0r.......a
mother or some other attendant.—Cainbridge Cnrosiele.76 '
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