The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-19 00:00:00

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9 Pe'. Cent. 4,1 91344tc1i
3 yea Cont. Cors 9'3404%
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Ifew 5 per Ccm„...„,„....„ „,
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Jan. 5, IFGO 1,11(% P-16
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Austrian Ronde
'Belgian Bonds —..... 103%

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Brasilian BdtildS •••••••••••••••••••
Ditto A.eenent
filicivA A Tres Bonds
Ditt,, Account
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Cots- nbian Bonds
'Ditto Account .....
11:31tonbiazi Bonds, 1R24 •
Ditto Account ........
Danish Bonds ... 71% 2
Ditto Account..„. 7134
Greek' Bonds
In
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Ditto Account
rx ican Bores per cent
Ditto A "-court
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PRICES OF SHARES THIS

*heat Western Railway Company ,
MoßMon Railway CorspanY
Brighton Railway,(Rennie's)

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per Share
55 (i 414
5 1% 1
3s.

PRICES OF 'lust' STOCK;
3 per ( e t Consols 9131,
um to Reduced
3 r.cr Cant. Stock 99 14
Ditto New, IMO 99!.4
3% , r Cent. Debentures ill
Bank 5t0ck........... I9S
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock
07

:s, DUBLIN, OCTOBER 17.
Grand Canal Debs. ti per cent 89%
Ditto, 4 per cent
Hibernian Clank
City of Dublin Steam Co lO6
National Insurance Ca -
City Debentures, 4 per cent -
Ballast Offico Debentures, 4
per cent.

MAILS.
Arrived. Due. Arrived. Due. Arrived. Du,
0 America 0 1 France............ 0 Q Lisbon 0 0 8ra5i1....,,,,.... 0 I Guern. A Jersey 0 0 Malta 0 0 Buenos Ayres.. 0 0 Hamburg ........ 0 0 Mexico.--
0 Carthagena...... 0 0 Holland .......... I 0 Ostend 0
I Dublin... ...... 0 0 Jamaica .... ...... 0 0 Sweden... ......
I Flanders .. 0i 0 Leeward Islands 11 I Waterford 0

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Mornlng.........l7minutes after 6. I Evening 45 minutes after 6.
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Next week will be published, in 1 vol. foolscap Bvo., cloth lettered,
HINTS to MOTHERS for the Management of
Health during the Period of Pregnancy and in the Lying-
in-Room : with an Exposure of Popular Errors in connexion with
those subjects.

By THOMAS BULL, M.D.
Physician-Accoucheur to the Finsbury Medical Institution, &c.
London : Longman, Orme, and Co.

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

LONDON :
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1837.

Mr. O'CONNELL has thrown another bomb in the
very heart of the Tory camp. The explosion is awful.
All Printing-house square is in a blaze ; and all the
waters of the Thames emptied into Blackfriars would
not extinguish the flames kindled in the bosom of
an Ultra Tory Orange Evening Contemporary. By
a lucky accident for which we cannot account, Old
" Grandmamma" escaped, but she is not the less
savagely indignant at the outrage committed upon
her Conservative cronies. The Times has recourse
to the vulgarest slang—talkes of the " Press-room
of Newgate" with the familiarity of a reprieved cri-
minal, and of the " window which opens to the drop,"
with the precision of one to whom the contemplation
of the " drop" from the " window," was a daily
business. But the blustering blackguardism of the
Times is a sure symptom of weakness—a con-
vincing proof of the deadly execution done by the
Darrynane missile. The Times is no match for
DANIEL O'CONNELL ; and this is the reason why
our apostate Contemporary flies into such a rage
whenever the Great Agitator takes the field. Our
Contemporary's fear of Mr. O'CONNELL is all but
equal to his hatred—.a fear which makes him quake in
every limb, even while befouling the dreaded object of
it with the most absurd and ridiculous calumnies.
But our present business is more with Mr. O'CON.
NELL'S excellent letter to Lord CLONCURRY—a sum-
mary of which appeared in yesterday's Sun—than with
the rage and despair into which it has already thrown
the English Tories. Mr. O'CoNNELL's suggestion
of a meeting of the Irish Liberal Members in Dub-
lin, before the opening of the Imperial Parliament, is
a measure of which we cordially and entirely approve.
It is one of the best steps that can be taken to
test the sincerity of the Liberals, and to ensure
the future triumph of the " Justice to Ireland"
party in the House of Commons. Without organiza-
tiou--without perfect unanimity of opinion on all
questions respecting Ireland—without a predetermina-
firm to act in concert for the obtaining of their just
TightS for their countrymen—the Irish Liberal
Members will only serve to swell a Ministerial
majority on merely English questions. To wield any
power in England so as to influence, for the good of
tiro nation, the councils of the SOVEREIGN, the Irish
Members must form themselves into a phalanx, oppos-
ing on all sides a firm and hostile front to the enemy.
They must revert to the policy of the patriots of
1782, when politicians of every shade of opinion,
and of every religious creed, united in the glori-
ous assertion of their country's equality with Great
Britain. -No course is half so manly, so effec-
tual, and so safe as a decided one. The way to de-
feat the SPOTTISWOODE, and all other Tory conspi-
racies, is to rise boldly in a body, and oppose them
on national grounds. Let Ireland but boldly and fear-
lessly assert her rights, and England will soon learn,
out of respect for Irish patriotism, to discard her
Saxon prejudices.

There is—as well there may be—among the leaders
and organs of Toryism, a strong misgiving as to the
footing on which the party stands in public opinion.
This proceeds reasonably enough, from the conscious-
ness that the real sentiments of the Tories arc de-
cidedly hostile to even the smallest degree of re-
form in our civil and political institutions, while
the mind of the nation is known to be fa-
vourable to such alterations in these institutions
as may adapt them to the purposes of a more advanced
state of civilizition than that in which they origi-
nated. The principle of Toryism is "no change.
This darling principle it hug" to its bosom in
secret whatever public profestiions it may, under par-
ticular circumstances, be 4:;iduced to make. Nor is it
difficult to account far this. When the many are con-
sidered as noth;lig, and the few as every thing—where the
great mass of the community are regarded as little better
than beasts of burden, created for no other purpose than
to. minister to the wants and obey the impulse of a supe-
rior class—it iollov.'s that the more the people can be
kept un:ler the bondage of custom, and the less they are
allowed to feel the advantage of exercising their own
reason, the more effectually will the purpose of their
Oppressors be answered. Why arc the Chinese and
the Hindoos no farther advanced than they were two
thousand years ago, but because it has been the policy
of their rulers to cramp the faculties of the mind
by swathing it in the bonds of immutable institu-
tions ? The samc is, and ever has been, the policy
Df that party in this country who are now opposing
all improvements, under the pretext that they are
innovations dangerous to the Monarchy. They wish
for the total stagnßtion of mind ; and next to that,
which they know they cannot accomplish, they would
paralyze, as much as possible, that exercise of the
human faculties which, when free, leads men to dis-
cover among other things, that the wisdom of their an-
cestors was not " absolute," and that it is possible
that institutions framed in on ago when none but

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India Stock for A= lint ..
ronsols for Atenlint 32)43%

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