The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-17 00:00:00

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FOREIG.

Brazilian, 72% -
Buenos Ayres, 33 35
Chilian, 2834 29%
Colombian, 2235
Danish, 734
French 5 per Cent. 102% 3%
Ditto a per Cent. 76% 77%

Consols, which bad a firm appearance in the early part
of the morning at 92i for the Account, receded to 92k;
since which there have been buyers at 92g. No business
of importance has taken place to the present time.
In the Foreign Market, at the commencement of busi-
ness, Greek and Spanish Stocks were looking up, but
owing to the arrival of the Dutch steamer, bringing the
Foreign Securities in Holland 4to per cent. lower, has
caused a reaction in Greek Bonds from 39 to 37.

In Shares little doing. Mexican 361 to 37 ; Bolanos
196 to 200 ; Brazilian 81 to 9; Imperial '72 to 74 ; Na-
tional 29 to 30 ; Real del Monte 58 to 60 ; South Metro-
politan Gas, of 50/. per share, paid 1/. per share, 2,-i I
premium.
HREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols, 92i.

A few nights since, the Exeter and London
subscription coach was upset near the turnpike-gate,
Wincanton, in consequence of the sudden breaking of one
of the axle-trees. The thigh of one passenger was frac-
tured, and a lady had her arm broken ; some of the other
passengers were severely bruised ; but all were likely to do
Iva. One of the horses was killed.—Bath Herald.

TASTE.—The Tartarian greatest beauties
have the least noses, and the wife of the celebrated
JENGHIZ KHAN war deemed irresistible, because she had
only two holes for a nose.—Bath Herald.
On Tuesday a fire broke out in some of the
officts of the Literary Union Club House, in Waterloo-
place, but which, by the timely arrival of the engine of the
County Fire-office, was soon subdued, without doing any
material injury..

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JUNE I6.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the West
Indian, Simpson, from Jamaica ; Rambler, Knight, front
the Cape of Good Hope. Arrived from London La Belle
Antoine, Cuculla, from Santandar.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16.—Wind Northerly.—Arrived
his Majesty's brig Fairy, from Jamaica, sailed Ist May;
and Oratana, Smith, from Hamburg.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 15.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Blanche, for Halifax.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 15.—Sailed the Gipsey, Highat, for
Bombay; Conner, Storr, for Lima; St. Lucia, Rawlinggt
for St. Lucia ; and C., Guest, for St. Petersburgh.

The Splendid, Lee, from Liverpool to New York, ran
en shore on Burbo Bank, on Tuesday morning, but was
got off, and supposed without damage.
The Ninus, Gibbs, from Figuera to Newfoundland, was
sent into St. Michaels, 18th ult. by the blockading squa-
dron off Terceira.

The Tula de Rama, from Cuba to Cadiz, foundered off
Fayal about the 22d ult., crew saved.
The Commerce, Brown, from St. Petersburgh, has put
into Yarmouth Roads leaky, having struck on the Lemon
Sand.

The following arrivals have taken place :—Elizabeth,
Dwyer, from Newfoundland, at Bristol; Belvidera,
from Baltimore, off Holyhead ; Egton, from Cadiz, at
Hoylake ; Eroe, from Gergent, off Dover; Flora, Small,
from BarbAdoes, at Dublin; James, Morgan, from Trini-
dad, at Cork ; Jean, Murray, front Riga, at Montrose ;
Confidence, Wesley, from ditto, at Yarmouth; General
Brook, Sewell, from Odessa and Constantinople ; New-
castle, Hardy, from Alexandria and Standgate Creek ;
Reliance, Luckie, from Demerara, off Dover ; the Hester,
Haswell, from Palermo, at Penzance ; Ann, Hutchinson,
from Bahia, at Liverpool ; Romulus, Auld, and Jean
Hastie, Forsyth, from Miramicbi, in the Clyde ; Hibernia,
Rowe, from Barbadoes ; Albion, Isaac, from St. John's,
at Cork ; and Cupid, ----, from Riga, at Hull.

GRAND MASQUERADE.—A splendid mas-
querade took place, last night, at the King's Theatre, under
the superintendence of Mr. LAPORTE. The characters
were not so numerous as on former occasions. The com-
pany was very select, and conviviality was the order of
the day.

A Court of Common Council was held this
morning. Nothing of importance transpired up to the
period when our Reporter left.

The loans made on deposits of stock at the
B ink of England are regulated in the following manner.
The money advanced is within 10 per ceat. of the market
value of the stock, and the rate of interest 3 per cent. ;
`such advances being for a period of not less than ten days,
nor extending beyond the 15th of July next. No transac..
tion below 2,0001. is admitted.— Times.

gg THE ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.”—The
Spectator of this week (No. 103) will contain an im-
portant statement of the causes of the Hiatt PuicE of
COALS in the metropolis and the southern counties of
England, preparatory to the discussion of the question in
the House of Commons. The Spectator has recently been
enlarged from 16 pages to 24, and it now gives a greater
quantity of readable matter than any other paper ; in-
cluding the discussion of all public topics, with indepen-
dent criticisms on every new book of note, the Drama,
Music, and the line Arts. In the Country Edition,
which is published in time for the post of Saturday, the
news of the week, condensed and lucidly arranged, is
brought down to the middle of that day. The Editial
for Town brings down the news to a late hour on Sotto'
day night.--4, Wellington-street, Strand.

Mr. JOHN KEMBLE, son Of CHARLES
KEMBLE, is to make hie debut next season....-Brighton

Gazette.

We understand thBt TAGLIONI receives the
enormous sum of 2,0001. for eighteen n'ghti' performance
in London. PONCHARD, too, who has been singing lately
at the French theatre, is paid 201. per night.—Brighton
Gazette.

A Limerick Paper contains an account of a
woman named RYAN having been delivered of four
children

The crops of grass on Cheddar and Axbridge
moors have been completely spoiled by the inundation
caused by the late heavy rain.. The low grounds, to the
extent of some miles, were under water.—Bath Herald.

Yesterday Mr. WOODS, a grocer, in Pleasant-
row, Camden-town, was fined 501., at Marylebone-office,
for having caused to be laid on his premises a gas-light,
without giving notice to the Imperial Gas and Coke
Company.

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF LONGEVITY.
When a tourist of some celebrity passed through Scotland
some years ago, he found the following aged persons in the
small village of Luss in the Minister's own family and that
of the Kirk Officer :—The Minister himself aged 90; his
wife 86 ; ANN SHARP, their house servant, 94; KIEL
MACNAUGHTAN, Kirk Officer,B6 ; and CHRISTIAN GRAY,
his wife, 94 ;—making the united ages of these five per-
sons to be 450 !—Elgin Courier.

cc A living authority, who served on board
the Prince George, in RODNEY'S celebrated action of
the 12th of April, assures us, that on board that ship, a
woman, named SARAH PICKET, previously attiring her-
self in her husband's clothes, took up her station at the
beginning of the battle, at the fourth gun from forward,
on the main deck, and coolly and systematically worked at
the side-tackle-fall' till wounded in the wrist at the close
of the engagement."— Tales of a Tar.

It is not generally known that Braemar is the
most distant spot from the sea of any part of North Bri-
tain.—Elgin Courier.

THE INQUISITION AT TOULOUSE.--The
religious troubles of the Albigenses led to the establishment
of the inquisition at Toulouse—the only French town which
received that terrible institution. Under its influence, or
from congenial fanaticism, Toulouse stained its annals
with some of the most inhuman atrocities in the history
of religious fury, not only during the troubles of the Re-
formation and the League, but in the latter half of the last
century. The Protestant JEAN CALAS, a kind father, and
a most tolerant and enlightened Christian, was broken on
the wheel by an intemperate Magistrate, and infuriate
rabble, as the fanatic parricide of his son, who had re-
nounced Protestantism ; but his innocence was established
and he was posthumously reinstated in a manner highly
honourable to the enlightened majority of the French na-
tion, the councils of Louis XV. and the Prince himself.
—Dr. Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopedia.

RISE OF BOTIIWELL.—A favourite was now
arising at Court, to whose malign influence are to be im-
puted the principal errors of MARY'S life and the greatest
misfortunes of her reign. JAMES, Earl of Bothwell,
was born of a powerful family, and was Lord High Ad-
miral of Scotland. He professed the old religion ; and
was the only nobleman, except the Lord &Tom, who had
adhered to MARY of Guise during the war of 1559-60.
In subsequent state commotion he had uniformly taken
the part which was most in accordance with the QUERN'S
wishes. In other respects a bold ambitious man, of an
impetuous temper, he was repeatedly engaged in feuds
which he was often unable to support.—Dr. Lardner's
Cabinet Cyclopcedia.

SEIZURE OF QUEEN MARY BY BOTHWELL•
—Assembling about one thousand horse, under pretext of
border service, BOTHWELL at the head of this company lay
in wait for the QUEEN as she came from Stirling, at a
place called Fountain Bridge, near Edinburgh, and taking
her horse by the bridle, appeared to render himself director
of her motions and master of her person. His followers
spared not to say that this seeming violence was offered
by the QUEEN's own consent, and would be received as
good service. The subjects appeared to suppose the same,
for, ready upon former occasions to rise to protect their
QUEEN's person when in danger, they beheld her on the
present occasion led prisoner through the richest and most
populous part of her dominions, while they looked on in
silent astonishment. In this manner BOTHWELL con-
ducted MARY to the Castle of Dunbar, unopposed and un-
pursued, and made it his boast that gainsay who would,
and even against her own consent, he would marry the
QUEEN,—Dr. Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopcedia.

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