The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-04 00:00:00

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the retreat to bel sounded, and left th: village. Having as- ,
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sembled at some distance, they sent twenty Deputies to the
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General to declare that they would be paid immediately, anti , rr. 3.-Wind N. W. by \V.-Arrived the Java,
disorganised. Gen. Jaureguy hastened to the spot, and is ; 'Todd, -11.P-.n Ceylon; Lochiel, Spalding, from Sierra Leone
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said to have succeeded in restoring order. A letter from , ~,, .. a, Clark, from Sierra Leone ; Osborne, from Africa
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.►tortd Morrise, Lansfield, from Jamaica ; Mary, Eason, from
[Whoa says that Castor, with three battalions, occupied) I
the valley of Curranza, and was fortifying a town called Quebec ; Betsy and Sarah, from Leghorn ; Lucie, Christie,
from the Mediterranean ; and Margarctta, from Cadiz.
Del Indio ; the insurgents in the provinces are casting e:an.
Dome, SEer. 3.-Arrived off port the Aguier, Behrens,
non, and le% ying rations, without any opposition. --
from St. Übe's • and Kinenar, Maland, from Sydney.
It is said that Castaneda, the Governar, CREEK, SEPT. 3.-Arrived the Tyro, Carter, from Con-
make a sally. Some travellers from Santr
tier say that stantinople ; Maria, from Vostizza ; Elizabeth, from Cepha-
Zariategui will soon be forced to return to Navarre. It is lonia; Catherine, Layburn, from Smyrna; and St. Lawrence,
asserted that the cavalry of Mendez Vivo has captured his from Odessa.
is r sparing to ,
convoy, and cut in pieces the rearguard, which escorted it. Harrtracs, SEPT. 3.-Arrived the Ludlow, Frith, Calcutta.
-Sentinelle des Pyrenees. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 3.--Wind N. N. W.-Arrived the
The number of deaths by cho',era at Marseilles, on the Ariadne, Minder, from Gallipoli ; Friendship, Bayley, from
29th August, was only twenty-•nine.-Le annnzerce. Gallipoli ; and Sharp, Harrison, from Archangel.
COWES, SEPT. 3.-Arrived the ..sustavus Jasa, from Rio
FRENCH FUNDP,-PARIP, SEPT. 1.
Five per CentS., 110 f. 40c, 50e. 4.10 c. 70c. Janeiro ; and Hendrika, from Pernambuco.
Emir per Cents., 102 f, PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 3.-Wind N. \V.-Arrived the John
I hree pert ents. 76f. Pk. 79t. WC Sc.
Bank Actions...443ot Dorgan, Lovrry, from Gibraltar ; Royalist, Camony, from
Rents de Naples Oa 95c. 97f. flat. 9. e. Cadiz ; Lcuise, from Riga ; and Concordia, from Archangel.
Roman Five persCmita., 100%. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 2.-Wind N. N. W.-Arrived the Nor-
Spanish Actives, 201,4%:x,
Spanish Differes, 7 folk Hero, from Kurtch ; Geor, Lolft, from Odessa ; Tree-
Spanish Passives, 4%. surer, Farrage, from Odessa ; and Cawton, Boyce, from
Brussels Society, 1,1115 f. Odessa. Off port, the Wilmot, John, from St. John's, New
Belgian Bank, 1,437 f Sec. 1,440 f.
it ,ivall LOAD. Five per Cents , 104. Brunswick.
Portuguese Three ner Cents. 2.51 i. JERSEY.- Arrived the Hebe, Le Bnutellier, from Bahia;
tiaraan Loan, VOL Mary, Pend, from Halifax ; and Mary Elizabeth, Aimes, from
excasams oa LONDON. Portland.
One menth, paper, `251. 41%c.; money, 25f. 40
three months, paper, 251 27%c. ; metier. 251 lac BRISTOL, SEPT. 2.--Arrived the Sheldrake, Wilson, from
-,,,,rs Ahlhentigne. St. Übe's; Cyrus, Nicholson, from Archangel ; Baltic, Lo-
FRENCH FUNDS -PARIP. SEPT 2. vering, from Archangel; Lea, Wilkinson, from Archangel;
rive per Cents.. Uhf. 70c. BSc. 7.. c.
Four pe
ed ents., lO2f. Alexander, Reid, from Archangel ; Orwen, Steel, from Onega.
I hree pr Cents., 72f. 1511. WC. GLOUCEsTrE, gEPr. 2.-Arrived the Echo, Lecky, from
Rank Actions, 2,151 T Oporto; Temper, Oliver, from Archangel; and North Star,
ilente de Naples, 901. 95c 97.
Roman Five per Cents., 101. Young, from Archangel.
Spanish Actives, ‘21.11(U,„%. LIvELPooL, SEPT. 2.-Arrived the Robert, Dogborougls,
Spanish Passives, 4%%. from Benin; Thomas Taylor, Metcalfe, from Archangel ;
Ile!gian Loan. Five per Cents, 104
Belgian Bank, 1,44 f enc. Pomona, from Archangel ; and Lackwood, from Quebec.
Portuguese Loan. Three per Cents. 25%%%. WHITEMAVEN, Seer. 1.-Arrived Runge de Jacob, Memel. 1
taz.yrrau Loan, S62f. s"c. CLYDE, SEPT. 1.-Arrived the Vigilante, Moody, from
EICHANOP. ON LONDON.
25c. 4Nc.; mousy, 25' 40, Archangel ; and Sappho, -, from Archangel.
One month, paper,
r.ree mouths, pal ker, 25.. 27y4e. ; money, 25i. 25c MILFORD, SEPT. 2.-Arrived the James and Jane, Williams,
...Cows ..luthentiGue. from Smyrna.
LAST PRICBR. DUBLIN, SEPT. 1.-Arrived the Maria, Brown, from Trieste;
Five per Cents., 110 f 91/c.
Three per Cents. 79f. 4.5 e. Liberty, Robertson, from St. Petersburgh • Superior, -,
Bank Actions, 2,4311. from St. Petersburgh ; Thames (steamer), from London.
Rents de Naples 97f.
Roman Five per'Cents., 101. CORK, SEPT. 1.-Arrived the Levant, Thorpe, from Trini-
Belgian Loan, 104. dad; Nancy Gibbon, Davidson, from Pictou; and Hercules
Belgian Bank, 1,4.Ef 50c. (steamer), London.
Portuguese Three per Casts., 214%.
Hayti.in Loan, :1.621. 50c. 13ELVA.ST, SEPT. 1.-Arrived the Ardent, Mackie, London.
:vanish Actives, '20%. PENTLAND FRITH, SEPT. 2.-Arrived the Cyprus, Walker,
Spanish Passives 4%. from Quebec.
WHITBY, SEPT. 2.-Arrived the Jane, Nicholson, Quebec.
Sumps, SEPT. 2.-Arrived the Centurion, Mearns, from
St. Petersburgh ; Laura, Scepel, from Stettin ; Sheraton,
Sheraton, from Pillau.
HULL, SEPT. 2.-Arrived the Ariel, Booth, from St. John':;
Mary, Brown, and Elizabeth and Catherine, Dodd 1,. from Ar-
changel; Edward, Sutton, from Stockholm ; Triton, Reighl,
from Lubeck.
Homatta, Ssi't. 1. Arrived the William Thompson. stud
Constantino, from Archangel; La Fayette, from Riga;
hiureau, from Stettin.
LYNN, SEPT. 2.-Arrived the Charles Henry, M'Gregor,
and Nelson, Chadd, from St. Petersburgh ; Karenhedwigg,
from Copenhagen.
MARANHAM, JULY 18.-The Isabella, from Para to this
port, was lost at the month of the Para river, on the 13th ult.
CADIZ, Auo. 13.-The Emelie, from Marseilles to Roan,
las put in here leaky,

Perhaps there is not to be found in the voluminous
annals of political hypocrisy a more glaring instance of
the want of all principle, than that which the conduct
of the Hanoverian faction exhibits, when they pretend

to say that there is an honest majority of the electors
of England in their favour. That a majority of the
electors is found on their side, is the only thing that
they care about. Whether it is made up of the worst
worthless miscreants who have
dregs of the freemen,
sold themselves and their country for thy wages of ini-
quity.; or of stupid bacon-fed boors, who if they can be
said to have a soul, dare not say it is their own, but are
driven in herds to the poll by their masters as their
own cattle are driven to market by themselves—it
matters not to the thick-and-thin partizans of Toryism.
The poll-book records the number of the votes only ;
it is silent as to the means by which they were ob-
tained. " There stand the names of our supporters,"
say the Times and the Post : " what has any one to
do with the consideration for which they were pro-
cured ? Are they not on the register ?"
Such is the way in which the organs of the faction
get rid of the damning charge of swamping the English
constituencies, by the use of the foulest means which
the mind of man can eonceive, or the hand of man

The Alexander, of Inverness, was totally lost near Port-
saa, on the 26th ult., crew saved.
The Beatrice, of Leith, struck on a rock off Stotfield
Point, on the 24th ult., only the master saved.
Th• Thomas, bound to Inverness, struck on the beach near
Berwick on the 26th ult., crew (except one) saved.
The Union, Parry, from Limerick, arrived at Kilrush,
leaky, bound to Portsmouth.
Extract of a letter from the agent at Antwerp, dated
Sept. 2. :
" By order of the King, dated 27th ult., ♦essels arriving
from Malta, Sicily, and the Italian territories, are laid under
a quarantine which may be made a mere quarantine of obser-
vation, or even admitting to immediate pratique, upon the
masters proving, that upon their arrival on the Belgian coast,
they have already passed a quarantine, or purification, in any
country reported healthy, where the quarantine regulations
are strictly observed, and if no subsequent circumstances give
rise to suspicion."

Tactise. Yet these consistent levellers of all distinc

tions between good and bad—between the independent
and well-principled elector, who gives his vote ac-
cording to the dictates of his conscience, and the wretch
who is suborned, or the clod who is compelled,
to betray alike the interests of country and
of conscience—these pure politicians, who allow no
difference in the quality of votes at the poll, or in the
quality of Members, however chosen, provided they
belong to one division of the empire, roar out as lustily
as bull-calves kept from their dame against the horrid
atrocity of what they call in their wisdom an " exclu-
sively Irish majority." Mention the repeal of the
Union, and there is a universal bray from the organs
of this party against the monstrous doctrine that any
the least shade of difference should be suppo .ed to
exist between the various portions of an empire, incor-
porated and amalgamated together for the equal good
of all. But hint that the Members of Parliament
returned by the people of Ireland ar© to he put on an
equal footing in the United Legislature, and there is
an instant demur. That is quite another thing. To
grant that, would be to bedevil the only argu-
ment—we beg pardon, the only substitute for an
argument— that they have to quibble upon for
months and years to come. If they give up this,
they are struck dumb—they part with their stock in
trade, and bankruptcy stares them in the face. They do
not like to be told that there are eighteen of the Liberal
Members of Ireland, that represent a population nearly
as great as that represented by the whole of the Tory re-
presentatives of England. They are amazingly sore when
they are reminded that the increased number of Reform-
ing Members sent from Ireland at the late election is
the strongest of all possible proofs of the increased de-
termination of the Irish people never to submit to Tory
denomination. All this grieves and irritates them,

and therefore it is that they are constantly harping
upon the " nomination of O'CoNNELL," and
the inferiority of Irishmen to Enzlishmen—
upon the " exclusively Irish majority" of the
MELBOURNE-Administration—never once appear-
ing, the cunning dogs, to be aware that more
than two-thirds of the representatives of Scotland
are as strenuous supporters of that Adininistra-
tion las any of the Irish Members can be ; and that
these Scottish representatives ought, upon their own
" exclusive " principles, to be numbered among Mr.
O'CONNELL'S " nominees." Let those wise gentle-
men, who argue so logically, and: withal so pertly,
about the Ministerial majority being "exclusively"
Irish, answer us the simple questions havellinisters,
or have they not, a majority in Scotland ?

Lord Adolphus Fitzelarence, it is said, will not ac-
cept the command of a frigate on a foreign station, pre-
ferring the command of the .Royal George yacht at Ports-
mouth. _ _ _ _

Lord Kinnaird, who is about to lead to the hyme-
neal altar Miss Ponsonby, is in his 31st year. He suc-
ceeded his father, the 11th cf December, 1826. His Lord-
ship is the ninth Lord Kinnaird, and is a nephew of Lady
Dusany, Lady Hope, &c. Miss Ponsonby is the daughter
of the lion. Mr. Ponsonby, second son of the Earl of Bes.
borough, and is related to Viscount Melbourne, Viscount
Duncannon, Countess Kerry, Honourable John George
Ponsonby', &c.
The Duchess of Gordon arrived at Huntly Lodge,
her Grace's seat hi Scotland, on Wednesday last. Her
(Trace is in excellent health.
The Dowager Duchess of Beaufort and Lade
Mary Somerset left town yesterday, for -Cholmandeley
Castle, Nantwich, on a visit to the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of Pownshire.
The Earl of Hillsborough and his bride, daughter
of Viscount Combermere, are passing the honeymoon at
Omborsley Court, Worcestershire, lately inherited by
Lord San'dys front his mother the Dowager Marchioness of
Downshire.
Lord and Lady Southampton are entertaining a
party at Whittlebury Lodge, Towcester. The Noble
Lord and his Lady will be amongst the circle at Heaton
Park, the seat of the Earl of Wilton.
Mr. Sullivan, Secretary of Legation at Lisbon, has
returned to England.
4 Reform Association is commenced at Kidder•
miuster, and npwards of 100 members are already enrolled.
MPs§rs. John and Henry Lee have been declared
the contractors for the ernbanktneet ana river fnundations
of the Houses of Parliament, at something more then
74,0001. and less than 75,000/.
The tradesmen of Lyme have induced the Town
Council to r4o::,c a by-law to prevent persons from selling
meat or vegetables on any L 4 tbc market days, under a
soelpvrAeorptic:aplftyti.,e
TTrliceasCuoryurflo.criltlitiaeireaspepnrtovtliT, t-wpist7itipirvitig
the ieiujo,ipq pono enforced,—Sherborne Journal,