The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-28 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

Deal, MARCH 27.—Wind, S.S.E. Light airs.—Came down from
the River, and sailed, the Tally.llo, Potts, for Constantinople. The
Harrison, Lurflen, for the Mauritius, has just come down, and will, it is
probable, proceed on her voyage this evening.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH E.S.E. Fine.—Arrived, his Ma.
jetty's ship Pantaloon from San Sebastian, in six days. Sailed, the
Mediator, Champlin, from New York. Passed by the Hebe, from
London, for Algoa Bay. The Leopard, from Rotterdam, for New
York.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 26. Arrived off, the Prince Waye, Bier, from
Batavia and Rotterdam ; Vulcan, Patriek, from Berbice ; Maria Chris.
tiana, from Porto Rico ; the Beeswing, Smith, from Oporto.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 23.—Wind W. to S.S E., fresh breezes.
Wind S.S.E. to E., strong breezes.—Sailed the Leander, Hayward, for
Constantinople; Mary Hudson, Johnson, for Genoa; and Tagus steamer,
Symons, for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, and Gibraltar.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 27.—Wind variable and light.—Arrived the
Caledonia, Cammett, from New Orleans; Margaret, Smith, from ditto ;
and Diantha, Williams, from ditto. Sailed the Phillips, Woolley, for
Valparaiso; Queen Adelaide, Barston, for New Orleans; Waverley,
Arnold, for Mobile; Binney, Hopkins, for Havannah; Rachel, Moffat,
for Charleston ; Donna Maria, Steel, fur Oporto; Huron, Boardirnan,
for New York ; John Scott, Robinson, for Buenos Ayres; Hygeia,
Hannah, for New South Wales; F. Depau, Forbes, for Georgetown;
"Farrigo, Da Silva, for Lisbon ; Superb, Widgeon, for Elsineur ; and
Fame, for ditto.
Dot RR, Melton 27. Arrived off port, Cuba, Dige, from Havannah.
SALCOHYL, MARCH 27.—Arrived off, the Prince of Orange, Boar,
from Batavia; Lonide, Jude, from Havannah; Sheffield, from New
Orleans ; and Christy and Jane, from Berbice.
BRISTOL, MARCH 27.—Arrived the Feroner, Dunn, from Nevis.
DUBLIN, MARCH 26.—Arrived the Royal Adelaide (steamer), from
London ; and Shaanon (steamer), from London.
HULL, Mamas 27.—Arrived the William Darley (steamer), from
Hamburg; and Sea Horse (steamer), from Rotterdam.
RAMSGATE, MARCH 27.—A boat marked "Janson, of Leith, John
Heron," has been picked up off the Galloper and landed here.
Dynamos., MARC:I V.—The Elvira, Simpson, from hence to Cal.
cutta, on shore near Monckbeggar, was got off this morning and brought
into port.
GRRENOCK, Maacn 26.—The Chippewa Miler, ftom hence to Ba-
tavia, which put into Loughswilly with loss of mast, has returned to
this port.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY (THIS DAY), TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We are again this morning without any arrivals of consequence.

The settlement of the Dutch question with Belgium, which has been
for several days past stated in the various morning journals as positively
s, Vied, appears to be at a further distance than ever it was. General
Fagel, Envoy of the King of Holland to the Court of the Tuileries, is
very shortly expected at Paris, for the purpose of making known the
precise i❑ tention of the King of Holland on the Belgian question,
and that the conference cannot be renewed with any favour-
able result until the Cabinets of London and Paris are in-
formed of what the King of Holland consents to give up, respect-
ing the arrears of the debt. This is the vital point at issue on the
question. The new turn which the atTairs of Belgium has taken for
some time past, is now explained by the absence of 11. Fagel from Pails
when the French Envoy, Baron ,Monier, continued to remain at the
Hague. According to the above information, it appears that Belgium
has turned the tables, knowing that the King of Holland wants a sup-
ply of money, and he can no longer lay more taxes on the Dutch nation.
Belgium is also pinched for money, and cannot at present pay the debt
dt..L, to Holland In this situation, and knowing that the Dutch
con not attack her, having France at her elbow, we have no doubt
that Belgium will delay the payment of the Dutch debt until obliged
by England and France to settle this long-pending question.

FUNDS.
Consols opened this morning at 93i to A for Money, and for the Ac-
count 93 with little doing. Exchequer Bills 62 64 ; India
Bonds 66. _ . .

In the Foreign Market the chief speculation is in Spanish Active,
citing to their being done at 23}, but receded at the close of the mar-
ket to 223, and it ifi reported that a new Spanish loan is on the eve of
being concluded. Spanish Active opened at 211 22 ; at present 211. i
wills Coupons; Portuguese 30 to it ; Th ee per Cents., 20 to i ; Brazi.
Nan 79 to i; Mexican 27i 2d; Colombian 2SI 29 ; Dutch 21 per
Cents., 541 1,"
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock - ..................... --.
3 per Cent. lied. — :slue Bonds
3 per Cont. Cons ........ 911 AU South Sea Stock ....,.... ........
3!., per Cent ..... ... .. i Old Annuities .... ...... ... ........
Ditto Rcd.......... — 1 New Ditto ....... .- ....... - ...... ..
New 3!4 pet Cent lOOTh 1 10014 13 per Cent. Annuities, 1751...
New 5 per ant... -.. ..... -..-- , Etch. Bills, £I,OOP ...... ... ——cs em
Bank LengAnnuitlestoextare I Ditto ...............500 .........
Pin pro.
Jan. 5, 1540 —! Ditto Small
Oct. 10, .5.59
lan. 5, IWO - ' Ditto Advertised ..... ..• ••• -- Pin
Jan. 5, ISSn — Bank Stock for Account .........
April 5, 1,.‘.5.4) —. Indllitock for Account ......... 236
JUL. s, 1570 — ; Cnniols for Account ... ......... DIN
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOC•&
Austrian Bowls
Belgian [Solids .._...... .........
Ditto Account Portur,-,.,ae:c 130nd5.......•-•- .....
..
B 7 azilianßonds . ....... .......78% 914 Ditto Account ~........ ........ _
Uitt,, Account ' Ditto New 110,n4s ............ 30 30
gat nos Ayres Bonds ..... - Ditto Account .. .............. 30
Ditto Account
h illiiti; Bends ......... ..... .., — erussian Bonds-- ........... -
Ditto Account »..... Russian 80n?..5, 1822............
C•l•umbian Bonds ....... -.......... 27 Ditto Account ...... ...........

- Ditto Acco•liit
C »utnbian Bonds, 1021
')ltto Account
inch Bonds .....
DIU:, Account

Ditto Meallic ..............•».•
Spanivh Bonds... ........... .....
Ditto Account ..... • •.••
Ditto Bonds. ........ 21A, 2 154
Ditto Account ............

Cl'eek 80n"..•••••—......... — French, 5 per cent. .... o••• _
dittofivmds, 1825
nitto Account
11,xiczn Bonds, 5 p?r ,tit IT
-------
'4E3 xre'ecrhr Accneengncti:. ..................... 11. —ft ---c.:
Ditto Account .. ......... .. -:' Dutch, 2% per cei-it ... 54!4%U34!i
Ntto, 6 per cent.
.titto Account
N vapolitan .. ....
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per Shari.
Anzlo Mexican Mining Company (iss. at 5/. pm.) 100 3%
Ruir.ltan Imoorlal Mining Co. (issued at 51. pm.) 20 4
B. !ii•.h Iron Company
dnymney Iron Mining Company
Fl.torri Counties Railway .. 5 4V4
Brighton Railway t. ompany
UN
Lcndon and Blackwall Railway
7
43
London and Southampton Railway Company 5O
11 rchcster and Birmingham Railway 7 9
el
51itiland Counties Railway Company 9O
pnd Railway Company 35 39%
14 11
NAO
:Dtir,:ilitt; oT\ditSi(icsml
sight(lF 12 4 Legnorn •• ................. ~,,
Rotterdam 2U. 12 6 Genoa .............................. -..u. r
Antwerp... .. l2 6 Milan ..................................•1
Hamburg.
A1t0na.....
Paris, 3 days' sigh 25 70 Palermo ....... .—... ........ per or. 115
ALB
1133
11441,
NVeanpliecse .................................
.„8,1%
Ditto
Bourdeaux 3 Ms. 26 0 Loip3ol-Jdon. ....... .... ............. ......... 53
Marseilles
314'
26 16 Rio Janeiro .......... ...... . ......... 28
25
Frankfort on Maine, Ex. M. 154 Bania
Petershuigh, ruble .3 Us. 10 Buenos Ayres —
Berlin
Vienna, effective 11 2M.10 14 Cork l%

Trieste:.....ditto lO 16
........

PRICE OF BULLION, PER a
Portugal Gold, coin .40
_0 0

CBtliz.

New _ iblocins ............. 0
84 New Dollars .......... ....... 0 4 9%
34 111 Silver. bars. standard 0 4 11 is
HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The New York packet of the Bth inst. is daily expected at Liverpool.
Very little kas been doing in the course of the morning either in the
British or Foreign Markets, and Consols continue as in the early part of
the day, 931 i for Account, and Money 03i i. Exchequer Bills 83 65
prem. ; India Bonds 04 66 preen.

Bilboa ..... ,
Barcelona ,
Seville

Foreign Gold, in bare -3 17 9
- Dout ' 0 0

. -
In the Foregn Market, Spanish Active has been the favourite opera•
tion during the morning, at one period was done at 22; since which it
has receded to 21% % with the Coupons ; Portuguese 30 to ; Three
per Cents. 20k; Brazilian 781 9 Columbian 281 29; Mexican 27}
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 54} I ; American United States
Bank 25 15.

In the Share Market little doing, and the price lower. British Iron,
171 ; Asphate I I Prem.
We are hourly expecting the arrival of the Itatavier, as well as the
second letter from Liverpool.

Consols for the Account, 93i f.

THREE 0' CL 0 CIC

ADELPHI THEATRE.—A most laughable bur-
letta, called The Mayor and the Monkey, has been produced
by the management of this theatre. To this production it is
vain to apply the rules of criticism, it puts all unities and
disunities of the drama at defiance. It has a plot, and that a
very strange one. Cagnard (Mr. H. Beverley), the Mayor
of a French town, is in love with Justine (Miss A. Taylor),
who far from reciprocates his affection, being resolved to marry
Albert (Mr. Saville), a German student, who has the reputa-
tion of being a sorcerer. The Mayor assumes the disguise
of a baboon, in order to attend a masquerade, and astonish his
mistress by his agility, and the student persuades him he has
power to continue him a baboon for life if he speaks a syllable
to any living creature. Meanwhile the real Monkey (Signor
egnds the disguised
menagerie, and is
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byh a
hiss escaped
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whoa t raapvperlel
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Mayor in his stead. Denis (0. Smith), servant to the Mayor,
and Bruneau, the father of Justine, and an old friend of his
worship (Cullenford), are exposed to the tricks of the real
monkey, whom they imagine to be the Mayor, transmogrified
into his monkey form by the spells of the student. From this
strange metamorphosis a succession of blunders, capers,
disasters, &c., follow, which would baffle imagination to con-
ceive or memory to record. Suffice to say that everybody in
the house was convulsed with laughter, and the fun of the
scene was kept up with a rapidity that left no time for re-
flection ; and, from the uproarious applause it was received
with from all parts of the house, the piece may be said to have
been completely successful,