The Sun.
London, England, 1837-02-06 00:00:00

VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

This being the first seal tiller Hilary Term, the Vier.
CHANCELT.OR took motions to-day. Several totally uninter-
esting motions were disposed of, and His Honour, having
no other business to dispose of, rose shortly before twelve
o'clock.

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

NEWGATE AND LEA
At per stone, I
s. d. to s d. s a to s d.
Reef, inferior 2 4' 2 6 Mutton, inferior ...... ... 2 6 210
- middling - middling 3 '2 2 8
- prime large 1 2 3 6 prime 4 2 4 6
-- prime mail 3 8 3 li, Pork, large 1 4 4 2
Veal

DENHALL MARKETS,
py the Carcass.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

In the course of this day the mischief anticipated for several
days will terminate, with respect to the commercial commu-
nity. The bills which became due on Saturday last—many
of them not honoured on that day—will be again presented
this day for payment ; but we cannot ascertain until late in
the afternoon the real extent of this commercial strait.

It is stated that the application of one of the Assurance
Companies (the Atlas) for a portion of the Government dead
weight has been accepted by the Bank, the price given
for it being 171. ss. for every 1/. of the annuity. The amount
taken is said to be 500,0001. Rumours of other arrangements
by the Bank arc also afloat for the curtailment of their cir-
culation.
We understand that on Thursday last, at the meeting of the
Bank. Directors, in the discussion on raising the interest on
discounts from sto per cent., it was lost only by two votes.
Consols opened this morning at the price they closed at on
Saturday-898 for the Account, and 891 for Money. Little
doing as yet in either of the markets. Exchequer Bills, 26 28 ;
India Bonds, 21 23 ; Bank Stock, 207 208 ; India Stock,
2574 2584.
Spanish Active, 24j7,- 25H ; Passive, 6y 78 ; Deferred, 11,1 i;
Portuguese, 484 49 ; Three per Cents., 314 ; Colombian,
254 ; Dutch, 544.
Accounts from Lisbon state that the Queen and Prince
went to the theatre after the opening of the Cortes, and were
not well received.

We have received the Gibraltar Chronicle to the 26th of
January. Accounts from Seville state that 300 horse under
the leaders Pero, Jara, and La Diosa have re-entered La
Mancha. Malignant fever had broken out among the Carlist
prisoners in Cadiz, owing to their being left in a state of na-
kedness. They have been removed to St. Carlos, and means
taken to clothe them.

Our arrivals this morning are two French mails ; two
Ostend ; one Dutch ; one Hamburgh ; two Lisbon, by the
Linnet 25th January, and Camden 29th January ; a Malta
mail by the Tartarus, sailed on the 15th January from Malta,
Alexandria 3d December, and Gibraltar 26th ult.

We have this day received Bombay Papers to the 23d of
October, from which we extract the following :—" The intel-
ligence from China must be agreeable to our opium friends,
the more so that it was not, from the late depressed state of
the market, expected. By accounts received, the Susannah,
a vessel which had left this port about the month of May last,
with a cargo of cotton and opium for the China market, had
become a total wreck. The Adelaide, which had also left this
port for China with a similar cargo, had, it was feared, been
lost. A new and important feature was about to take place
in the opium trade. The admission of that drug into the
China market is allowed, on the payment of a certain duty.
The edict to that effect was from the Emperor."
We extract the following from the Malta Papers :
« To Colonel Frederick Hankey, Chief Secretary of the Go-
vernment of Malta.

" Tripoli, Dec. 31.
" Sir—l have the honour to inform you that the plague has
appeared here. For two months past a serious sickness has
prevailed, which I thought was plague, although the Turkish
doctors entertained a different opinion. About that time a
Turkish vessel of war arrived from Constantinople. On en-
tering this port he omitted to mention that two of his servants
had died of the plague on the passage. Some days after the
vessel was admitted to pratique, and another servant died in
the house of Osman Shelley, since which I have noticed that
sickness has gradually increased. The plague will now travel
most probably to Tunis and Algiers, if not to Europe. Great
alarm exists. ( Signed)
. _ _

~ WARRINGTON."
HALF-PAST ONE O'CL 0C a .

The following is from the French papers by express this
morning :—" Adviccs received from Irun of the 2Gth ult. state
that a warm affair took place between Arlaban and Villareal,
in which the Carlist battalions, 1 and 5 of Navarre, and the 2d
of Guipuscoa, have been destroyed by the troops of General
Alaix." _ _

project of the journey of M. Mendizabal to London, of
sthich we spoke on Saturday last, appears to be confirmed;
and it is stated that M. Calatrava is about to make a proposi-
tion to the Cortes to obtain their approbation, and explain to
them in a pi vate sitting the hopes the Government may
entertain of Mendizabal's mission to London, in procuring
money and equipments from the English Government.
Late letters have been received from Calcutta favourable to
commercial affairs. The indigo crop was expected to exceed
115,000 maunds.

Persons who arc well informed state that General Rodil is
expected to be reinstated again in the command of the army
of the north of Spain, in the place of General Espartero,
owing to the illness of the latter, and as not" being much liked
by the English. All operations arc to be suspended until the
arrival of Rodil at the army.

It is looked upon as almost certain that the French and
English Governments have come to a resolution to pay the ex-
pense of the two Foreign Legions in Spain.
To the present time we do not hear of any failure.of great
magnitude in the City, although there are plenty of little ones.
We have no doubt that the mischief is over, which will not
have any material effect on the commercial community; all is
perfectly quiet in the City.
Consols 891- for the Amount ;7, Money, 891 . Evacquer
Bills, 26 28 ; India Bonds, 21 23 ; Bank Stock', 2071.
Spanish Active, 2,q ; Passive, 7 ; Deferred, 11 ;. Portu-
guese, 49 ; Three per Cents. 31:1- ; Colombian, 251 ; Dutch
Two-and-a-Half, 54 11,- I. Shares, as per Saturday, very
heavy ; Spanish just done at 241.
Accounts from Santander state there is a great want of pro.
visions, in consequence of which the operations of the Queen's
troops will, be retarded some time longer than was expected.

Mr. Justice Gaselee has resigned, but nothing is
yet settled as to his successor. Various reports are in circula-
tion on the subject, but we can state confidently that beyond
this nothing is known with certainty, as no arrangements have
yet been made.
In announcing last week the retirement of Lord
Stormont, we the Norfolk Chronicle, (Tory paper) expressed
our belief, that ere a few days would elapse, we should be
enabled to give the name of a candidate to supply his place,
of whose principles and whose conduct our fellow Conservatives
would equally approve. This we have now the pleasure to do,
and the individual whom the party has sought is no other than
the Marquis of Douro ! the son and heir of England's greatest
chieftain, the Duke of Wellington I Communications, the
most unreserved, having been made to his Lordship, he promptly
replied, that if a requisition of sufficient weight to afford a just
expectation of success was presented to him, he would accede
thereto. This information arrived in Norwich on Tuesday
morning.
As we are always anxious to promote the success
of native talent, it gives us great pleasure to announce thh
the Quartett Concerts of Messrs. Blagrove, Cattle, Dando,
and Lucas, at the Hanover-square Rooms, commence for the
season on Thursday evening, Feb. 16., and if the recollection
of the splendid performances of the last season be not for-
gotten, the coons will be crowded with all the distinguished
amateurs and loveis of classical music,