The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-06 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

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BRUSSELS, Nov._ 3.—There is reason to believe that tkteo
Budget of the Minister for Foreign Affairs will give rise this
debates in the Chamber. If we arc rightly informed, ~.
Budget contains some exorbitant items. The Embassy of
il_te
f Vilain XII. has already cost 60,000 francs, instead otb
40,000 allowed by the two Chambers for a year. His journ!y_
from Brussels to Rome is set down for 11,000 among the
ill
of expenses. The Embassy of M. Goblet to Lisbon win 02,
be less burdensome to the country. A sum ot 86,000 oul;
has already been expended. His voyage from AntivelP
Lisbon is set down at 11,000 francs. This charge is the ley,'.;:
extraordinary, as a shipowner of Antwerp declared that 1.0,17_
francs would be sufficient for the passage of a person of di
francs
with his suite to Lisbon.
BELGIAN 1 UNDS—Bnussats, Nov. 4.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent.
1013 i
Rothschild's Lom, 5 per Cent.
Loan of Thirty Millions 92%
Loan of City, M 32, 4 per Cent. lOO
Society of Commerce, 4 Frer Cent. 14154
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 112%
—Brussels Papers, Nov. 4.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS 13,4-1')
DEAL, Nov. 4.—Wind W.N. W.-5. N.W., fin, weather'
Arrrived the Rapid, Steele, from South Australia ; M 74;
Miller, from Sydney ; Montagero, Ageo, from HaTc,c°9lr
Eden, Noble, from Quebec; Unanimity, from Oporto ; Dia! ";
from the Mediterranean ; Naid, Budd, from Cep
'and Vernon, Sans, from Madeira. Came down from ti,c_
River, and proceeded with the rest of the outward-bound, the
Duke or Bronte, Harris, Waterfall, Hart, Clarendon, Fig„be„ll,'
and Castle Lochlen, Bruce, for Jamaica ; Woolingston,
Khonot
rows, for Ceylon ; Palestine, Sim, for Trinadad •
Nixon, for Launceston ; Apollo, Milne, for Tobago; i'avourite;
Brook, for Cadiz ; Elizabeth, Midwinter, for Grenada; Geireri.
Canning, for Bermuda ; Julia, Hodness, for St. Kitts ;,fo
ture (steamer), Wilson, for Cork; Martha, Rowland, ,r
Waterford ; Liskard, Thom, for Plymouth ; and Plo'.
Francis, from Newcastle for the Mauritius. cebt
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 4.--Wind W. N. W. —Nov.Edinburg",
f,
airs and variable.—Sailed Her Majesty's ship,
for Plymouth.
PLTMOUTII, Nov. s.—Wind N., fine.—Sailed the Spitfire,
for Lisbon ; her Majesty's brig, Partridge, for Portsmouth'
FALMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Wind W. to W. N. W.—Nov.4.--s'
Wind N. W. to N., freshes breezes and squally.—Arrived tb
Bragila, Richards, from Quebec; Andes, Taylor, SAY'
Bahia • Hannah, Underhill, from Licata. Sailed, the S°r-
,,
lark Packet for West Indies; and City of LonclonderrP
steamer, for Vigo, Lisbon, &c., &c.
STARCROSS, Nov. 4.—Arrived the Susannah, from Quebec.
STANGATE CREEK, NOV. s.—Arrived the Mary Catherine,
Powditch from Odessa; and City of Aberdeen, Monrco
Som Smrna.
DOVER, Nov s.—Arrived off port the Sovereign, from girl:
michi ; Elizabeth, Kelly, from Miramichi ; Caroline, Hopne"
from Quebec; Ann Mitchell, Glasgow, from Malaga; Wafaus#
beck, Young, Delos, Johnson, from Cadiz ; Galatea, Smut
from Hiercs ; Urania, Broderson, from St. Croix.
COWES, Nov. s.—Arrived the Canton, Buenos Ayres.
MILFORD, Nov. 4.—Arrived Horazn, Gibson, Newfoundler
The vessel alluded tp yesterday as drifting into West llsre'
went down near the Sands. A boat has been washed on 9113
marked C. H A., part of her name. A boat has been vas,'
onshore at Freshwater, marked " Liverpool," of Liverpol.
BELFAST, Nov. I.—The Selvetiendeghedcn, Rybdah‘e'
from Christiansand, to the Mediterranean, has put in hers'
with loss of bulwarks and boats staved, &c.
POOLE, Nov. 4.—Arrived the Amphitrite, Brown, Quebec.
BRISTOL, Nov. s.—Arrived the Hero, Traill, from Quebec;
Eagle, Palermo. ith
A schooner, trying to make the harbour, went down rst.
all on board, ff St. Ann's Head, during the gale of the 2rlLllO-ro
The John and William Stanley, of Dartmouth, was WI S—
at Valencia during a gale, 18th ult.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

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CITY— , TWELVE O'CLO 0
Consols closed on Saturday at 923- for Money, and 92i
for the Account, and opened this morning at the same.
chequer Bills, Bills, 5153; India Bonds, 5355.; Bank Stock, 214'1i;
Coupons,lln the Foreign
opened
thisM arkmt.o.trnSpanish t Activen i
20c;1 or:: attig
11:t -ci,cocitc.J..
at 32a to 7,_,opened at the same ; Mexican. 27 to 1 ;
,Vefrohnaivewirleiccielivweedgßivneentiyse Afoyliroews
iPngapers to ;he 3d
bian, 241 25 ; Dh Two and a Half, 53i- i septen3". •
be"extracts : Ili-
" We hare again to notice the non-arrival of any inte
genre from Chili,;or the confederate army of operations. 1.11
Gazette contains the particulars of rejoicings in the tool' of
Tortin de Araco, in July last, on the second anniversary_v,
the installation of General Rosas. Exchange 6d. on bond°
Stock, 52 53." ell
We extract the subjoined from the Hobart Town PAP
receiv4d to June 24:—The Legislative Council will meet on the 10th of ni•Ge
month. Summonses have been issued accordingly to the
°l'
ferent members."
-The Sydney Papers state that gentlemen lately arrived frlf
Mancrba, report that4there bai been a great destruction '
slrep in that neighbourhood lately. •
They go'0 the
Cinton Papers have been received to May 31.
annexed infmation :
" COTTON Market is very dull, and we do nnt lictiluf
of any transactions of consequence, or of any alteratioos.
prices, with the exception of a trifling rise in TinneycliProc,
COT roN YARN.—Small lots are saleable, but no hoP
mcnt in price. 11 Mal"
" Ortilf.—The eagerness of some holders to se arties;
has reduced prices, and according to the feeling of the
_Pcbest,
the drug has been offered from b2O to 540 dollars Pc': pores
hut we hear of few sales. The transactions in
isi''aout the
and Benares are confined to sales of a few chest°, withi, ouly
.. - id
least tendency to advance in price. Turkey is sat`„_..:,a, o
in small quantities. Deliveries to the 2d inst. : 1-40`,,,, ;22 ;
iVlalwa, I.
24 ; new, 149. Benares, 41 ; new, 29.
new,Total, 745 chests. d of e'
~ WooLLEss.—SOme sales have been lately 110 ''. co.'
nish Stripes, but at low Friers. In Raw Silit,;ll° b,
,13: 1 f )1) C ii"
HALF-PAST
By a letter received from Livcrpoel this morniug,k-of the
that the South American packet-ship from New Ye°..rnnot ''''
1 16th ult: was still off the port ; csusequently we - _wolf
or t 0.,"
pect the papers or letters until lute this evening
morning. . It 84
Very little business has been doing in the
Foreign Markets during the course of them orning, nu of
~a 7 93 to r 3
improvement has taken place in Consols from ...-a.,.,;its bi o
for the Account; Money the same ; Exchequer 1-''...,„ 9,12 ;
prem. ; India Bonds 53- 55 prem. ; flank Stock 9"
India Stock 263 264. ;„h Actic°
The Foreign Market continues inactive. Span , , . po
may be quoted at In 20 with Coupons; Passive, 4-1;',,21. al
Cep", - Half.
ferred, 6+ 4; Pei.tugucse, 321,. 33 ; Three per
and a
Mexican, 2.-7,1-; Colombian, 24 25; DWI/ TVI°
53i improved. n C OCk _ . I,
TBRES u, -
Consols for the Account, 93 to ti Britis_t
an

ria....earforMsyslOA•olo2ll,ol,oo lETY.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND ASSURANCE. S°C- • ri
—We feel pleasure in directing the reader's a t,t c art:°,l
to u re
a me Ira, which we take from the Liinerick bla
sts,
blish.eting held in Tipperary, for the purpose
iOfA eour
lug a branch of the National Loan Fall" 'l,O.
once society in that thriving and prosperous
iLi' b),
Themeeting, it will be perceived, was attc,ndevibof
gentlemenaf of respectability and great wealth, • of
mt.:: hearing the lucid and in
oposio
_ani,
mously resolved to aid it in every waY in
Murray, the projector of the Societ, tion_er,
their P.:it,
andvier evinced the sincerity to do so by embarking
itie of
e have frequently given our opinion of the.dvaratioti,
that it will be of great benefit to
this Association, thinking, after serious consi e ..,70
held in tli,enietY,
understand that a meeting will "
very shortly, which, we have no doubt, will bei v will
rally attended. Mr. Marra) we underst°""
speak on the occasion.Vate'rford Chronick.
the countryi.s
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