The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-16 00:00:00

THE SUN; LONDON 3 MONDAY, JULY 11 1838

cUring vessel, in o'erif* thent to that fertile edlohy British
no doubt, there is a mach greater field for industrious
labour than among these islandS.

" The whole Of these AfriCins; iiptvarcis of l,6ofii were baiii:Etsd
yeAerOay by the ne'+. Me. t'ltt-nti;4:).d
Vi it to tie supposed for an instant that England will
Patiently tolerate such infernal atrocities Ur, Mutt almost
amounts to the same 01410-7
—that; she hill be content to
soak thuir rtl;re.-ision by means eeually inor-rative as those
she at present employs ? When Lord littotrottAg pro-
posed to treat all slavers as pirates, we remember expressing
a hope that Auch a ttloastire would be found quite unneces-
-5:0-,v, and that we wera nat altogether satisfied with the
proofs then adduced of the expediency of having recourse
to a remedy so fraught with deadly violence. But the
events that have since taken place in the East and West
Indi s, have removed all our doubts, and satisfied all our
scruples upon that head. We new see that nothing but
the strong arm of avenging power will succeed in putzirg
an end to inhuman and murderous traffic.

The whole of the Parrs Journals of Fiday and Saturby
have been received, but their contents are of no political
importance. Among the Journals of every shade of
opinion, nothing is discussed but the relative importance of
the labours of the Parliamentary Session, which closed on
Thursdly. The following extracts from them include a7l
the noes they bring of any general interest :

The Garde National de Marseille of the 10th inst. states that Baron
de Barante, the French Ambassador at the Court of Russia, had arrived
in Marseilles on the 9th, and was to embark on the 11th for Greece and
'Constantinople on board the steam-packet Scsostris.
The Memorial des Pip enees of the 10th inst. states, that on the 25th
ult. a party of Carlists entered the French territory, and carried away
from the districts of St. Michael and the Foundry SOO sheep, several
cows, and a large quantity of cheese, and took off' with them two
shepherds, for whose liberation they demanded a considerable ransom.
The Phare de Bayonne of the same date mentions another. violation
of the French territory, committed on the 4th instant, near St. Jean
PiAl de Port, where the Carlists likewise seized on all the cattle they
could tied, and robbed the shepherds of their money. The battalion
of the 10th Regiment of Light Infantry, in garrison at St. Jean Pied de
Port, immediately marched out, under the command of General Chatry
Lafosse, and proceeded to Arnegui.
A commission coining from Bayonne with a sum of 40,030 francs in
gold, intended, it is said, for the Carlists, was stopped on Friday evening
in the Forest of St. Free, by three men whose faces were blackened, and
who, after having beaten him, took away the money.
The Madrid papers of the 7th instant, announce the departure of
many of the leading political characters of the Chambers from that
capital, and among others that of M. Mendizabal for Lisbon. Before
leaving Madrid this gentleman solicited and obtained an interview of the
Queen Regent, in which he assured her Majesty of his continued de-
votion to the caus2 of her daughter and herself. It was rumoured that
many of these departures were caused by the apprehension that the
Government intended to act with some severity against the liberal clubs,
and that political prosecutions were likely to be set on foot. Great hopes
are said to be placed on the success of M. Remisa's mission to Paris on
the business of the loan.

The King of Sardinia has published a new Conscription Law, in
virtue of which every Sardinian subject is obliged to serve eight years
in the regular army, or thirteen years in the provincial cavalry, and
sixteen in the provincial infantry. _ _

M. De Boutenieff, the Russian Ambassador to the Sublime Porte, ar-
rived at Berlin on the 9th instant. The Emperor of Russia was ex-
pected on the 15th in that capital on his way to Silesia.
The Infante Don Francisco de Paula has been permitted by the
French Government to take up his residence at Paris.
The Helvetie of the 10th inst. states, that the Diet had decreed, on
the 7th, that a new Landsgemeine should be held in the canton of
Schweitz, under the protection of the federal commissioners, for the
purpose of electing the cantonal authorities. The magistrates in office
on the 6th of May are to preside over the assembly, which is to take
place on the 22d at latest. All decisions and measures adopted by the
Government of Schweitz in opposition to the instructions of the federal
envoys, were declared null and void.
A letter of the Sth instant, from Logrono, published in the Con-
stitutionnel, states that the Christino forces which are to besiege Es.
tella will be commanded by General Van Halen, who has made several
reconnoissances in the valley of Solana. The besieging army will con-
sist of forty battalions of infantry, and twenty squadrons of cavalry. The
Carlist General, Maroto, had arrived at Estella with 6,000 men, and
the total force under his command is said to be 15,000 or 17,000 strong.
A sanguinary and decisive affair was, therefore, expected. •
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, JULY 14.
LATEST PRICES,
Five per Cents. 111 f. 50c.
Three per Cents., 80f. 90c.
Bank Actions, 2,5J5f.
Romans, 102.
Belgian Loan, 103 N.
Belgian Bank, 1,410 f.
Spanish Actives, 23'4.
fiaytian Loan, 3521. 50e.

Madrid Papers of the Sth inst. have reached us, but they
bring no intelligence, save what will be found in our ex-
tracts from the Paris Journals.

The Brussels and German Papers received this morning
intimate that Prussia has directed a large body of troops
to encamp on the Belgian frontier, with a view to co-
operate with the German Confederation in compelling the
adoption of the twenty-four articles. A letter from the
Lower Rhine of the sth inst., published in the Allgemeine
Zeitung, dwells at considerable length on the consequences
of a false step in the prosecution of negotiations which
may be said to involve the peace of Europe. Undoubt-
edly a premature movement on the part of Prussia will
not fail to rouse the jealousy of France.
By a Royal Rescript of the 25th of June, the King of
PRUSSIA has directed the prosecution of the Archbishop
of POSEN, for the publication of his Pastoral letter of the
27th of February, on the question of mixed marriages.
The Archbishop is said to be greatly affected, by so direct
an intimation of his MAJESTY'S displeasure.

BRUSELS, JULY 13.—A letter from the province of Limburgh (right
bank) has the following paragraph :—The Prussian Government has
called out classes of the landwehr of the reserve, (called war reserve)
among which are a great number of married men. The first body set
out from Aix la Rapelle on Sunday last, but when the other two had
left, a great part of the troops which remained marched towards Belgium,
Luxemburg, and the province of Liege, marching on the French teri.
tory to avoid passing the Rhine.—Journal de Liege.
The journal, published at Luxemburg, announces that the 30th Re-
giment of infantry of the line, now in garrison at Treves, will shortly
arrive in the federal fortress. _ _

VIENNA, JULY 6.—The English Ambassador sent, the day before yes-
terday, a courier to London, with despatches, which are said to relate
to the differences between the Porte and Mehemet Ali. The Cabinets
of Austria, Russia, England, and France are reported to have declared
unanimously in favour of the Porte; and it is probable that serious
measures will be adopted against Mehemet, if he persist in his ambitious
projects.

BELGIAN FUNDS—BaussEte, Ju' 14.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent. llll%
Loan of Thirty Millions 93
Loan of Cit,r, 1832, 4 per Cent. 9B
Society of Commerce, 45.; per Cent l5O
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent ll2
National Society .
—ftrussels Papers, July 14.
AUSTRIAN FUDS.--VIENNA, JULY f.
Five per Cents. Metaltiques
Four per Cents.
Three per Cents.
Eank Shares 1456
—Allgemcine Zeitunz, July 11.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JULY 1.1.-Wind W.S. W., moderate; 15, WS. W., fresh
breeze.—Arrived and proceeded for the River, the Charles Carter,
Christall, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Emerald, Goodwill, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Protector, Glasgow, from St. Vincent; Bar.
low, Spence, from St. John's ; Dennis:,n, Jones, from China; Camp-
bells, Carrie, from Tobago; Wm. Foster, Young, from Nassau ; Co-
lumbine, Filcher, from the River Gambia ; Louisa, Campbell, from
China; Water Hen from Quebec ; Thomas Granville, Thornhill, from
Calcutta ; Juliet, from Java ; Tigris (steamer) from Ceylon ; Amity
Hail, Ford, frem Jamaica. Caine down from ;he River, the Fairlie,
Ager, for S:selney ; Madras, Henniker, for Hot art Town ; Posthumols,
Runnington, for Demerara;
Mountaineer, M'Caskell, for ditto ; St.
George, Foster, for Montreal; Dowlas Hamilton, for Halifax ; Sand-
wich, for St. Lucia; Wanderer, Hinds' for ditto; Margaret, Dobin y,
for South Seas ; St. Croix, Bradley, for Honduras, and remain with the
outward bound.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 14.-IVind W.S. W., blows hard, squally with
rain ; 15, W., fresh breezes and one.
PLI-movrn, JULY 14.__NVind W. Arrived the IA rd Itavensworth,
from Bathurst ; and Castalia, Barrett, from Prince I:dward's island.
FALmourit, JULY 13.—Wind S. to S. W., fresh breezes; 14, S. NV. to
W fresh gales, with heavy r.:in.—Arrived the Pigeon
the West Indies—sailed from St. Thomas 16th
lilt, on freight 4,000
dol'ars; and Tally Ho, Kirg, from Odessa. Arrived off, the Eliza Hay-
wood, from Buenos Ayr:s—sailiati. April 19, and from Mont° Video
April 30. packut, froin

Ln
Laroot., JuLa. 14.—Wind S. W., moderate; 15, W., very fresh.—
Arrived the Reliance, Robertson, front Bombay ; Little Catherine, from
Hobart Town ; Palmyra, Croall, from Demerara; Harriet Rom kwell,
from Mobile ; Birmingham, from Mobile; Hector, Post, from MOH°
Win. Goddard, Smith, loin New Otleans ; Galen, Snow, from Ne,Y
Oilcans; Robert Isaac, from Savannah ; Franconia, Barker, front
Savannah; Lady Rowena, Pace, from Charleston; Napoleon, She. rey,
from Beaufort; Jane, from Quebec ; Ann Eliza and Jane, from Que-
bec; Comet, Brown, from Newfoundland; and Emma, Thomas, from
Venice. Arrived off, the Alciope, from Buenos Ayres; and Mersey,
from Savannah.

MARGATE, JULY 14.—Arrived off, the Duke of Sussex, from Canton.
Cattirt;, JULY 14.—Arrived the Econamy, Arbuthnot, from Moga-
dory ; and Diadem, Bowen, from Leghorn.
DOVER, JULY 14 —Arrived off, Lucie, Warren, from Rio Janeiro.
Cowl, JULY 14.—Arrived the Jane, Stranghan, from Rio Janeiro •
Johanna, Meyers, from Buenos Ayres ; and Janet Marie, from Bahia.
SWANSEA, JULY 14.—Arrived the Amethyst, Wells, from Quebec.
JE.fitiEY, JULY 13.—Arrived the Watersprite, Galliehan, from Lisbon.
GUERNSEY, JULY 12.—Arrived the Magdalen, Hicks, Tarragona.
BRISTOL, JULY 14.—Arrived the Thomas Danlel, Cherry, from An.
tiyua ; Sarah, J 41129, from Canaries; Airthy Castle, Curling, Dor-
chester, Cockrell, Ward, Chapman, from (2u:dreg ; lienwick, Keating
from St. John's, New Brunzwiek ; Rosa, alma, from Mercel.
NVfliTittl &YEN, J FLY 14. A rriv ed the Sally, I)itehlrurn, Quebec.
?IA rtyporur, JuLy 13.—Arrived the George, from
:it'll:J.lU,, JULY I ATDVC:I ti a EtilV,o4l, DlEdli, frunr Memel.
DULL, JULY 14 --Arrived the Trene, I:e7ke, from Memel;
kh Syk,,
Francleil, aim
fir.,ithwaitc , from Sir), an lc ;
11,1 1)r y, hn, !Intruding, Army,
fr,rm lianiburgh ; lioa!mrs steamer, Rotterdam.
I„stieV;TER, JULY rived the Charlotte, Fairy, from Queirec.
A DEayswrrii, JULY 13.—Arrived the Ne,o, Harrison, Rbytii„t,
Riddle, from Quebec; Naomi, Lewis, fro:n Memel_

CLYDE, JULY 13.—Arrived the laas, from PalcrinJ ; Iris, Crawford,
no Ttinidail.

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atra. irn, Iron:i.tail •
:11 ,try Ani), t'com l'.ll?rm';

NVAI ErFC:nn, Jt.i Y 13 --Arrived the CortinvqlT e, C, U.i is, from
; how, Evans, from Quebec.

Jui,y la--A: rived the Isabella, Merelith, from cu2be2; vir_
&la, Le Grebloy, from Caraquet.
A ISRLDSCS, JL-LY 3.—Arrived the Ibro:ne, ke:, from Quebec ;
He. cules, Lavidsm, fro.n Itastipuehe.
Lzurn, JULY 14 —Arrived the Vesta, Robe..ison, from Cadiz; He-
lena, Reid, firm Riga; James Watt steamer, from Hamburg,
CFP 'run Wrulr r, JuLv 14.—Arrived the Tropic, Andersen, Jamaica.
I'. OLE, JULY I t.—Arrived the Catherine Louisa, from Wine!.
WEI-UO:711, :LILY I.l.—Arrivcd the Aurora, from Quebec.
SAtcomalE, JULY 14.—Arrived off, the Era, Ilingston, Pernambuco.
I;4:nu ;ST, MI ER C;A!.II3IA, MARCH 17.—The boat of the Governor
Temple arri,ed here this-af.ernocm to announce the total los: of that
vessel t Sang
Amer.