The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-10 00:00:00

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THE REVIFW OF YI TERDA Y.--The Duke of
Wellington, although present, was scarcely visible during the whole of
the day, his exceeding delicacy of feeling urging Imo to keep in the back
ground, that his appearance might not detract from the almost universal
feeling of profound respect testified for the gallant veteran, Marshal
&ilt, who was loudly and enthusiastically cheered by the ,u,semblea
thousands both on leaving and entering the Park.

Numaeu OF moops nEviewv.o.
Cavalry, eauunanded by Sir Charles Dalbiae,
4th and 6th Irish Dragoon Guards ........ 250
I st Regiment of Royal Life Guards
noo
tZd ttusiment of Royal Life Guards..

Royantorse Guards Guards300
10th febial Hussars :100
Itttll Lancets
Maya! Horse Artillery .,20

Cavalry 1,820
infantry, under the command of Major-General D'Oyly,
Grenadier Guards, Ist and 3d battalons BOO
Scots Fusilier Guards, Ist and 2,1 battalions
Rifle Brigade, lbt and 2d battalions 5OO

Infantry 2,100
SADLER'S WELLS TIIEATRE.—A new farce, by
Mr. Leman Bede, entitled Kohal Cave, was produced last night ; the
plot is taken from a clever story by Mrs. Trollope. The scenery is by
Mr. Talbin, and possess 'a great merit. A sea view in the first, and the
cave, afterwards blasted by gunpowder, are first rate speck-nem in this
department of art. The music is interesting; and great praise is due to
Mr. Honner for the novelty and ingenuity of his stage arrangements
and to the whole of the dramatis pt.; song, for the spirited manner in
which they supported their characters.

•In this imonth occurr the anniversaries of the union
of England and Scotland, of the deaths of Judge Blackstone, Calvin,
Prior, Buike, Sheridan, and Flaxman ; of the defeat of the Spanish
fleet by Sauinarez ; of the massacre of the Greeks by the Turks;
and of the capture of Don Miguel's fleet o 8• Portugal, by Admiral Napier.

LLOYD'S SpIPPING.—(THIS Yo

DEAL, JULY 9.—Wind W.S.W. moderate, with thick fog.—Arrived
and proceeded for the River, the Marquis Camlen, Gribble, from India;
Queen, Robinson, from Mirarnichi ; Amity, Morgan, from Quebec ;
Prince, Reward, from ditto; Camden, Armstrong, from ditto; Thames,
from ditto ; Toronto, from ditto; Great Britsin, from ditto ; and Sir
W. Bentley, from ditto. Came down from the River, the Trident,
NUL:falai', for the Mauritius ; Thames, Bcyd, for Demerara ; and
Gladiator, Britten; for New Yolk. _

- - -
FOSITSMOUTII, JULY 9.—Wind W. to N.N.W., fine—Arrived the
Ever thorpe, Storey, from Quebec; and Stake,hy transport, from Que-
bec. Pitt back, the Truc Briton, Beach, haring been in contact, at
eleven P.m. yesterday, off St. Alhan's Head, with the Norwegian brig
Nicholine, ToelWin, from Hamburg fur St. Übes, in ballast; the True
Briton has lost her larboard mizen channel, quarter boat, stove the
quarter gallery, and other damage. Arrived the Nicotine, Tochstin,
from Hornbill.* for St. titles, with loss of fore.topmast, bowsprit, jilt-
boom, and larboard bow stove, having been in contact with the ship
True Briton.

l'i.vmotYTn, JULY 6.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Ava, Simplon, from
Miramiehi; and Bolivar, from Quebec. .

FALuotrrit, JULY S.— Wind W.S. W., fresh breezer,--Arrived the
Nightingale t acket, from the Wiest Indies, sailed from R. Thomns's the
16th ult., having on freight 7,8501. sterling ; and Lord Raventworth,
Newman, from Bathurst. Sailed the Trinity yacht, Johaston, Leghorn.
Cows, Juiv 9.—Arrived the Adonis, Grushby, frost Rio Janeiro;
and Corinthian, Amer, from Havannah. _

Sahcomoc, JULY B.—Otrixnt the Victoria, Osborne, from Cadiz.
BRISTOL, JULY B.—Arrived the Sir J. Harvey, from Niramichi ; De-
merara Planter, and Britannia, Summers, from Barbadoes.
GLOUCESTER, JULY 9.—Arrived the William .and Elizabeth, Taylor,
West, Hudson, Thompson, aid Rainbow, Evans, from Mirantichi.

CA I:DIGAN, JULY B.—Arrived the Effbri, Rees, from Quebec.

I-lot.rtiuAn, JULY S.—Arrived the Paragon, from Antigua

Livcitpoot:, A sun. B.—Arrived the Tigel,Baker, from New Orleans ;
Thracian, Turner, from ditto ; Peruvian, from Mobile; Rhode Island,
from Charle:ton ; Adrian, from Salome; Enterprise, from St, Johns,
New Brunswick ; Flora, from ditto ; Itenfrewshire, from Quebec;
Devereaux, Esdale, from ditto; Chester, from ditto; Lockwoods, from
ditto ; John, front ditto ; Corinthian, front ditto; North Britain, front
Miramichi; Acteon, froth ditto; Fame, White, Buenos Ayres ; Sus-
quehannah, from Philadelphia; Brothers, from Prince Edward's Island;
Emily, from Newfoundland; Magnet, Paine, from Montreal; Kruben,
from Riga; Catherine, from Riga Vict3ria, Williamson, from Bar-
badoes ; Frederic Gustav, Black, from Stralsund; Atalanta, lilalstrom,
flout Stettin; hlertninie, Volquart, from Danzic ; Auguste Frederick,
from Rostock ; off port, Hercules, from Spedian.
Orowro, JUNE :29.—The Porto (steamer) bound for Lisbon, put back
this day, having struck on a rock.
The Gazelle (steamer), from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Winsor,
wl.ich got on a reef of rock, is supposed to have slipped off and sunk in
deep water, after being abandoned by the crew.
The Morning Star, of Belfast, was fallen in with on the Bth ult., in
lat. 44., long. 56, water.logged and abandoned.

The following has been pcsted at Lloyd's :
" BIITISH CONSULATE, CADIZ, JUNK 23, 1838.

" Sta,—ln August, 1831, I acquainted your predecessor that persons
were not permitted to land at Cadiz unless they brought passports,
which documents ought to be countersigned by the Spanish Consul or
Vice.consul, at or near to the port of embarkation, or of the sbip's
c:earance ; and I am now to acquaint you, for the information of the
public, that this Royal Order, of which 1 enclose you an extract, is re.
vived. I take this occasion of informing you likewise that all merchant
vessels entering the part of Cadiz from the 15th hot. until the latter end
of October, must be brought to an anchor near the quarantine vessi-
station.ed at the entrance of the harbour, and there remain until visited
by the bealth.boat.

(Signed) J. 11. BRACKENBURY.
W. Dobson, Esq., Secretary, Lloyd's.

" Madrid, June 2.

" Foreigners will not be permitted to travel in Spain unless they
present passports of their governments or of the respective authorities,
endorsed by the diplomatic or consular agents of Spain in the countries
whence they proceed; or if the passports be granted by foreign diplo-
matic or consular agents in Spain. they must in such case be counter-
signed by the lawful Spanish authorities. Accordingly, thosewho travel
without these requisites are to bo detained, and information given to the
Government by the proper authority.
" I avail myself, &c.
(Signed) " THE COUNT OF OFALIA.
" To the Minister of her Britannic Majesty, &c. &c. &c."

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY (THIS DAY), TWELVE O'CLOCK.
By the Leeward island mail, this looming, brought by the Nrlght in-
ga le, which sailed on the 10th of June, we hare received the Barbaclues
papers to the 27th of May:—

" Tlie WEATIIER.—A most alarming change in the weather has taken
place within the last few days. We have scarcely had au how's fine
weather day or night; the rain has poured down without cessation,
and we much fear that with the course of this moon, the sugar making
twason will terminate. If so, the' crop will fall very shoit of what has
been anticipated."—Trinidad Standard.

The Demerara papers state the arrival of three ships from Calcutta,
with a considerable number of Indian labourer&

We extract the following from Buenos Ares Papers to the !2d of
April :

THE BLociAntso Vltssus.—This morning, the 14th instant, the
boats of the blockade were rather busy, and turned back five calan-
dras from Panama and Uruguay.

15th, 16th; and 17th—nothing new, save on the 15th a French armed
boat went several miles to meet the Montevidio packet; and on the 16th
the Expeddive and Alert practised ball.firinz at a target placed at some
distance from the ships. Ou the 18th a ketch going for wood, and a
small launch, for Martin Garcia, left the Boca. The former was over-
taken and turned back by a French boat ; the latter escaped.
On the 19th an oriental t•atandra from the ttOrthward was turned
back. It will thus be seen that the blockaders let but little pass them
except the Conalott s. It seems that the pats to the northward are
full of small traft.

IMPERIAL PAR LIAMENT.
(Tins DAY.)

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HOUSE OF COMMONS,
Tile SPEAKER thOk the chair at twelve o'clock.

PILOTAGE BILL.

Mr. W. GORDON presented a petition from the ship-owners and
ship-masters of Aberdeen against the,Bill for the regulation of pilots.
Sir C. STYLES presented a petition from Sca:borough praying the
Pilotage Eill, even-as amended, might not pass into a law;