The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-03 00:00:00

RYE ELECTION-(THIS DAY).

The Committee met this morning at eleven o'clock.
Mr. Sergeant Spa NUE, on behalf of the sitting Member,
resumed his argument. The Learned Counsel contended
that the word " freeman" could only be applied to thole
bel.,ngisg to the corporation, and was addressing the Coo2*
inittce when our reporter left.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY•)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAY 1 and 2.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—The 111101
squadron, from the Mediterranean, passed through the Downs
the Ist instant, for the Baltic. Arrived the Mary Ann, fr°"
Dominica; Colhngwood, Thornton, from Charente; Eliza Ja
from the Cape of Good Hope ;and Canadian Reid, fro'
the Mauritius. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Vietoll,
Teignham and Minerva, from Bengal.
PORTIIMOUTH' MAY I.—Wind W. to W.S.W.—Arrived
Majesty's ship Sylvia, from Jersey; and his Majesty's steara`'
Confiance, from the Downs. Sailed his Majesty's ship Cialstc"
for Plymouth.
Fautiourii, APRIL 30.—Wind S.S.E. and S.S.W.—Arrl
the London, Trapp, from Rio Janeiro; Agnes, Anstruther, from
St. Domingo ; and Montague, Cooke, from Cette. Sailed t°'
Sandwich packet for Lisbon.
MARGATE, MAY 2.—Off port, the Julia, Brook, from the
Mauritius ; Jane, Cook, from Fara; and Fame, Miller, 001
Waterford.

LIVERPOOL. MAT I.—Arrived the Aquatic steamer. .11•051/
Buenos Ayres ; Lady Canning, Allen, from Jamaica ; Clapp."
Young, from Africa; Lucy Ann, Waterhouse, from Mobile;
Wilberforce, Dench, from Gallipoli; and Morea, Pelus, }Void
Stralsund.

l'ismotrrir, MAY I.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London
the Flora transport for Bermuda.

The Mercy, Milne, from Terceira, has arrived at Limerick.
The Louisa Canning, from Cadiz, has arrived at Cork. Cn
The Alert, of London, was taken by a Portugnese frig!"
the Bth ult. off Terceira.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)
CITY,
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL, MAY I.—The importation of Cotton this week
again large, being 23,515 bags, while the sales are only 5,440,
a further reduction in price of %d. to %d. per lb. The e%'
port of Raw Cotton from Great Britain, during the month end'
ing 24th April, was 2656, and from London, Liverpool, eP"._
Hull, in the shape of Calicoes, 28,596, and Twist 13,926, amount'
ing to 42,522 bags of Raw Cotton. 900 hogsheads of B. P. Sugar
have been sold this week at former rates, with 240 bags of
white Bengal, at 68s.
Accounts from Paris inform us that a telegraphic despatch has
been received from Toulon, from Admiral Duperre, stating that
every thing was ready for the embarkation of the army, but we
learn by the Aliso, that notwithstanding the great activity which
had been displayed for the embarkation of the troops, it it
doubtful whether the squadron will be able to put to sea before
the 15th of May or Ist of June.
The flotilla, composed of transports, will form four divisioriet
commanded y four captains of frigates. The ships of war *4l}
form one separate division, and put to sea before the conv°,l,4
transports. They will have on board 22,000 men, with the Pa,"
artillery. The material, of the army will be on board the
freighted ships, and will sail a short time after. The attack of
Algiers, both by sea and land, will take place at the same tinie•
The squadron will be divided into divisions.
MADRID, APRIL 20 —Our Gazette has published the followinil
bulletin The King, our master, has been attacked the wholf
of the night by the gout in his right hand ; but since five o cloes.
in the morning the pain is not so great, and his Majesty has slept
for some hours."
ARANJUEZ, Aram 19.—Accounts from. Lisbon, of the 15th
April, state that on the 11 th inst. two battalions of Chasseurs
embarked for St. Michael's and Madeira.
Don Miguel was present at the embarkation. It is reported
that orders have been sent to the cruizers of the Azores to
capture all English merchantmen. The Dutch house that W_SS
going to lend money to Don Miguel at the rate of 38 per cent*,
has declined, as the King of Spain will not guarantee the Loan*
Letters from Italy state, that the :Pope has become so wear
that his death is hourly expected.
THE FUNDS.
Although Monday is a double post day, not a single ship letter
has come to hand this morning. The Funds continue steady's!
the price they left offat on Saturday, 923 y % for the account, and
923' 4 for money. The very precarious state of his Majesty's
health prevents any speculations of importance.
In the foreign market little or nothing doing as yet; Sparatb
Bonds are not so good as on Saturday.
ENGLISH FONDS.
Bank Stock, 214 15 3% per Cent. 99 %
India Stock, 2393 403 4 per Cent. 101% %
3 per Cent. Cons. 92% 3 4 per Cent. 1896, 104 %
Do. for Account, 92% % India Bonds, 84 SJI
Ditto Reduced, 91% % Exchequer Bills, 79 79
01141210 N FUNDS.
Greek, 50%;51% •
Mexican, 34%
Peruvian, 24% S
Portuguese, 603{ 1%
Prussian,
Russian 111 3,
Spanish, 21% 22
TWO O'CLOCK.
We are very dull in the City up to the present hour for want
of political information, which caused the Funds to remain sta-
tionary during the course of the morning. Consols are 99S ,a
for the Account, and 99.%34 for Money.
It is reported that the discussion of the Jews' Relief Bill will
not take place this evening.
An English ship, with passengers on board going to Ter
ceira, has been captured by a Portuguese man of war.
Owing to a report in Paris that his Majesty was dead, and the
English Funds'had fallen 13S per cent., the Rentes fell to B.lf. /e•
Accounts froin Holland bring a rise in Greek Stock of 4 Per
cents. ; Spanish Bonds have receded at Paris.
The Foreign Market is entirely void of interest, with little of
nothing doing ; prices much the same as on Saturday.
MIZISE 0' CL 0 CZ.

Brazilian, 744 14
Buenos Ayres, 38 40
Chilian,
Colombian, 25% 6 4
Danish, 75 34
French 5 per Cent. 106 7
Ditto 3 per Cent. 83% 435

Consols, 92f 1.

RAPID TRAVELLING.--A great sensation
was produced in Birmingham on Saturday last, May-day,
by the unusually early arrival of the London coaches, the
Tallyho, and the Independent Tallyho, both which
coaches did the distance of 110 miles from London to
Birmingham, in about seven hours and three quarters,
being at the rate of 14 miles per hour, including changes !
The exact time of the Tallyho was seven hours, 50
minutes. Both these coaches are in the habit of arriving
m Birmingham at about half past seven in the evening,
but on Saturday they were in about half-past two.--to
the surprise and admiration of the whole town. This
is the march of travelling in good earnest.

Mr. HENRY GRATTAN, M.P. has been in
town since Thursday evening, having received a notice
from the Crown Salicitor th tt he would be called on to
receive the judgment of the Court for the publications that
appeared in the Freeman's Journul respecting the I3orris-
, o'-kane trials. Mr. GRATTAN was not in the Court of
King's Bench yesterday.--Duldin Morning Register.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE THIS DAY.—This
morning between three and four o'clock, a remarkably fine
young woman, of the name of LETITIA DAKES, was
brought in her night-clothes in a hackney coach from her
parents' residence, No. 14, Chapel•place, Crown-street,
Soho-square, to Middlesex hospital, in a state of insensi-
bility, from having tsken a quantity of arsenic. Messrs.
LAIDLAW and Galax, the house surgeons to the Itospital,
immediately attended the unfo tunate young woman, and
applied the stomach-pump wi h partial success. It ap-
pears that having hat some angry words in the early part
of the evening with her parents, relative to a young man
who paid his addresses to her, she immediately left
home acid purchased a quantity of arsenic; on her retiring
to bed at eleven o'clock, she committed the rash act,
and some time after she was teized with most excruciatieg
agonies which awoke her parents. Assistance was imme-
diately procured, and the was conveyed to the hospital,
where she lies with little hopes of recovery. She is tie
eldest of seven children.

ti ~ f ~ 1

~,,

there
rivals

since
2s. p
terms
quo'
and
ing
C.ain
laain
fora

Whe

Rye
Bu►lc

Mat

• eisi

A 1d1),
Alen.]
Rosso
Chid
Clay

Bath
Cor'
cU
.3alv
New
oal
W

1
Anis
Anti
Cobol
Ram

!Lube

NeW
Rost,
Rott,

Stral
Wisx
Wolff
Coast

Ai
31;e,

Th
Laze
L
Veal,
was
'neve]
quail

InNr
4cor
Prim
Prim
Infer
Semi,
COan
SOLO

Ab
;bout
.I(nft
Kent
ace.

ef„
PitittC

Ow
Bale si
declin
doing
Oats,
been i
in wai
waltii
Beans

Whem

Rye,

Barle'
Malt,
Beans
Pease,
Oats,

Flour,

Satur
notice
this
queati
charm
natior
fashio

• utheri;
ngie
bond t
--the
the an
ever n

was n
fisher)
accrni
ing w
from
ance c
nished
►ere f
• titular
Journ

trent'
in the
ilea...

Sat i Oli

ty-day,
es, the
which
idon to
arierB,
langes
urs, 50
rriving

rening,
wo.—to
This

:en in