The Sun.
London, England, 1837-04-07 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, APRIL 6.—Wind E. N. E.—No arrivals.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 6. —Wind N.E., fine.—No arrivals.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 6.—Wind E.N.E., fresh gales.—Ar-
rived the Argo, Cunningham, from the Canaries.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 6.—Wind N. N. W.—Arrived the Ca-
milla, from London for Teneriffe.

MARGATE, APRIL 6.—Arrived the Hero, Cobb, from Ham-
burgh. Off Dover, the Iris, Getts, from Oporto.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH s.—An outward bound Dutch galliot
is aground in the New Channel, and a sloop an the Brasil
Bank.

DUBLIN, APRIL 4.--Arrived the Swift, Trayne, from
Oporto ; and Hannah, Booth, from Messina.
LIMERICK, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Gleaner, Stebbles, from
London; James Cook, Mahoy, from ditto; and Native, Carr,
from ditto.
HULL, APRIL 6.—Arrived the Neptunus, —, from Stock-
holm ; Resource, —, from Memel ; Maria Sophia, —,
from Kiel ; and Oscar, Ruby, from Gottenburg.
DUNDALK, AFRIL 3. —The Nancy, of this port, was driven
on shore last night, near Dunany Point, during a gale ; crew
saved.
ELSINEUR, APRIL I.—The Ann, from Dundee to Pillau,
arrived here 30th ult., with loss of an anchor, having been a-
ground on the Scraw, and, not having received any damage,
she has proceeded.
COPENHAGEN.—The weather is much milder, and the ice is
breaking up.

The Prince Regent, from Pembrety to Drogheda, was
driven on shore near the latter port the Ist instant.
The Vernon, from Liverpool to Glasgow, was driven on
shore near Lazy the 3d inst., crew saved.
The Sisters, from Hull to Greenland, has put back to the
former port, with loss of bowsprit, &c., having been in contact
with a light collier.
The John Morgan, from Newport to Liverpool, was on shore
at Portenhain, but was got off without damage, and will pro-
ceed.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

C 17.1.; '.lll/E'L.VE O'CLOCK.

Montreal papers to the 24th Feb., and Quebec to the 22d
Feb., have been' this day received. The Montreal papers
bring the Report of the Finance Committee 'of the Assembly
cf Upper Canada, explanatory of the amount of the Public
Debt, which, on the 4th Jan. last, amounted to 557,671/. ;
for which the Committee are prepared, from the extensive
resources of the province, and the increasing population an-
nually pouring into the country. The amount required for
the public expenditure for the year 1837, including the into
rest on the Public Debt, is 229,2101., while the revenue to
meet it is :364,079/.
fly a Proclamation in the official Gazette, his Excellency
the Governor has further prorogued the Legislation of the
Province to the 25th of March.

Some disappointment is experienced by the American mer-
chants, by the arrival of the South American packet from New
York, owing to her not bringing over any gold. Exchange :
—Tho sales of Bills on England for the packet of to-day,
were at a reduction, the cash rates being 8i a 9; closing at
81 to 84 per cent. On Franco the bash rates were sf. 90c. a
5 francs, 221-c.
- UNITED STATES BANK.

(From a New York Paper of Feb. 28.)
" We observe by the proceedings of Congress on Saturday,
that a memorial from the Directors of the United States Bank
was presented relative to the difTeiencel existing between the
Government and the Bank. We can merely state that the
Directors refuse to give up the claim for damages on the pro-
tested French drafts ; but are willing to abide a judicial deci-
bion." In conclusion, they say, " The Board of Directors will
now make one final offer to settle—they learn from the printed
report of the Secretary-, that the Commissioners would have
recommended the following terms of settlement :—To value
each share of the Stock at 115 dollars 58 cents, and receive
payment for it by equal instalments, payable in September,
1837, 1838, 1839, and 1840, with 6 per cent. interest until
paid. The Board of Directors have agreed at once to these
terms, and are ready to carry it into execution.
"By order of the Board of Directors, •
" N. RIDDLE, President
" Committee of Ways and Means."

TIIE FUNDS.

The Bank Directors have again shows their liberality.
After long deliberation, they have come to the decision yester-
day afternoon to give their assistance to a first rate American
house, who was compelled to apply to them by the recent pressure
and great scarcity of money for assistance. This commercial
house has proved that it possesses a capital of between three
and four hundred thousand pounds of its own, and its com-
mercial friends have come forward to its assistance. Thus, by
the liberal aid of the Bank, a failure of the greatest import-
ance has been prevented.
Consols opened this morning at 90=2- for the Account, the
price they closed at, and 90j fur the next Account ; Exche-
quer Bills, 37 39 ; India Bond!, 36 38.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active opened at 23k ;
Passive, 6.1 ; Deferred, 9i- ; Portuguese, 471 48 ; Three
per Cents, 304 31 ; Columbian, 23,1 24-4, ; Mexican, 242 ;
Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents, 52k 53i.

HALF-PAST ONE.

Consols which were in the course of the morning at 901- for
the Account, are not so good, and may be quoted 90i A-Iwith
little doing ; Money, 901 ; Exchequer Bills, 37 39 prem. ;
India Bonds, 37 39 prem. ; Bank Stock, 205 204 1.
Spanish Active, 23 to 23/ ; Passive 6/ ; Deferred, 9/ ;
Portuguese, 48 ; Three per Cents, 311 ; utch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents, 53 ; Colombian, 24i ; Mexican, 23i 241.
THREE O' CL Cif.
Consols for the Account, 903

The Lord Bishop of London gave a dinner yesterday
in St. James's-square.

The Earl of Westmoreland and Lady G. Fang,
have arrived in Grosvenor-square, from Brighton.
The Earl of Yarmouth has sold his house in Park-
lane, opposite Dorchester House.
The Earl of Listowell gave a grand dinner yesterday
at Kingston House, Kensington Gore.
Letttrs received in town announce that the Marquis
of Hertford has left Milan, and is now on his way to Paris.
The Moniteur Beige, announces that the Queen of
the Belgians and the young Prince, are extremely well, and
that no further bulletin will be issued.

We have to announce the demise of the Countess
of Moray, which took place on Monday last at Willoughby
House, Cheltenham. The deceased Countess was the daughter
of Sir Philip Ainslie, and was the second wife of the present
Earl of Moray.
Lord Burghersh has returned to town, after attend-
ing the funeral of his daughter at Apethorpe, the seat of the
Earl of Westmorland, in Northamptonshire.
His Majesty was pleased to confer the honour of
kinighthood on Mr. Sheriff Dukc at the levee on Wednesday.
After the annual election on Tuesday, Mr. Patti-
son gave an elegant entertainment, at his house in \Velbeck-
street, to the new Governor of the Bank and many of the Di-
rectors.

General Lord Hill, as Commander-in-Chief, held a
levee yesterday, at his office in the Horse Guards, which was
attended by Lord Cork, Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas
Bradford, Lieutenant-General Montresor, Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Monkson, Licutenant-General Sir Warren Peacock, Lieu-
tenant-General Stuart, Lord Blantyre, Lieutenant-General
Pigot, Major-General Macdonnell, Major-General Dugald
Gilmore, Major-General Clitherow, Major-General Carey,
Colonel Bradford, Sir James Grant, Colonel Tumour, Co-
lonel Bradshaw, Colonel Stretton, Major Birch, and thirty
other officers.

Earl and Countess Stanhope have issued cards for a
grand dinner to the Russiam Ambassador, and a select party
on Sunday next in Great Stanhope-street.
Lord Hill has issued cards for a dinner party next
week, at his splendid new mansion in Belgrave-square.
The Lord Chancellor's cl4jeilne to the Judges and
King's Counsel, in Bruton-street, takes place on the 15th inst.
General Sir Joseph Fuller, Bart., gave a grand
dinner on Wednesday evening, at his house in Bryanston-
square, to—Lord Hill, the Countess of Listowell and Miss
Bushe, Count de Grammont, Lady Gore Ouseley and Miss
Ousely, Baron de Gersdorff, Lord Loftus, Sir James Kempt,
Bart. ; Mr. Robert Parnther, and Mr. Hope.
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville will give a
grand dinner to-morrow, in Grosvenor-street, to the Russian
Ambassador and a distinguished party ; most of the company
will afterwards proceed to the Countess of Kinnoull's soiree,
at Hamden House, Green-street.
His Grace the Duke of Wellington, at the Levee
on Wednesday, presented to his Majesty a loyal address, signed
by nearly 1,000 inhabitants of the Borough of Lambeth.
News has arrived in town of the death of Mr.
Entwistle, the Tory M. P. for Rochdale. The Reformers pro-
pose to bring forward J. Fenton, Esq., an independent and
wealthy banker.
We regret to state that Mr. North, the Member
for Hastings, is confined by severe indisposition.—Brighton
Gazette.

It is rumoured in the fashionable circles that Lord
and Lady Dudley Stuart do not ins theyten havedtoc hithertotiuetlieirdomneu;
mu-
sical soirees every Wednesday, a
these will be much missed, more especially by the distinguished
foreigners who have frequented her Ladyship's agreeable
parties.
Viscount Melbourne yesterday gave his final sittino.
to Mr. Ternouth, for a marble bust, intended for the exhi-
bitiou.