The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-01 00:00:00

reached the capital from the theatre of war. Great pre-
parations were making for the celebration of the QUEEN'S
birth-day.

The following news from the North of Spain is extracted
ftom a Paris Journal :
The Sentinelle des Pyrenees of the 27th instant, publishes a letter
dated Estella, the 21st, which gives the following intelligence :—" A
young girl, the bearer of a secret correspondence to the Christie() chiefs
from a Carlist Lieutenant-Colonel of Invalids, was stopped by one of the
outposts -near the Ebro, brought in here • .t as well as the Lieu.
tenant-Colonel, yesterday. In cons mation given by the
letter, many persons were arrested, t e been already shot.
Six hundred peasants are occupied n the fortifications.
Don Carlos and his Court are still aroto, having dis-
covered a conspiracy amongst the a. s of the army, has
already had seventeen of them shot ; ; are the Governors
of Maneru, and of the port:of Santa Barb 9: After passing in review
this morning twenty battalions of infantry and seven squadrons of
cavalry, General Maroto promised the troops six months' pay. In a
despatch received yesterday by Maroto, Cabrera informs him that he
had discovered a plot amongst some of his chief officers to deliver up
to Oras the forts and walled towns, and that he had put to death nine
of the principal plotters."—Another account from Estella states that
the young girl who had been shot was the daughter of the Lieut.-Col. of
Invalids, who had suffered the same fate.
A letter from Odessa of the Ist ult., published by a
Royalist Journal, states that Russia has succeeded in tak-
ing possession of the whole of the Circassian Coast border.
ing on the Black Sea. We need hardly take the trouble
of saying that we attach no credit whatever to such a
statement.

FRENCH FUNDS.—PARis, JULY 30.
Five per Cents_ I I If. '2 5 c 50e. 2oe.
Three per Conti., SOf. taf.e. 90c. 95c. Sc. 7
Bank Actinns, 2.,q10f. 2,605 f.
rtente IsZ,plis, 99f. 20c. 2.5 e. He. 20c.
Roman rive per Cents., 10134.
Spanish -Actives,
S„ianish Mares, 614.
Spanish P.issives,
Belgian Three Cents., 74f. 95c. 99c.
Belgian Bank, 1,445 f
H Lose, 3, sf.

EICHANOR ON LONDON.
(Y-ie month, paler, 251. 45c.; money, 2.5 t. 42 c.
T:-.ree months, paper, 251. 3,)c.; money, i.st. 30c.
LATEST PRICES.
Five per Cents. 11111
'Three per Cents., WI. 85e.
Bank Acti9ns, 2,605 f.
Romans, 1011.
Belgian Bank, 1,4451.
Portuguese' hree per Cents., 23 if,.
Spanish Actives, 2234,
Spanish Differes, 8
Spanish Passives, 49i.
ti,ytian NZ.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY (THIS DAY": TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We have received Sydney Papers to the Ilth April, of which the fol.
lowing are extracts :
" Within these last few days we have received several communications
from re-pectable landed proprietors in the interior, complaining of the
great inconvenience and loss sustained from the insubordination of their
convict servants, occasioned in a great measure by the want of magis-
terial power to act as a check upon the prison population.
" A ',Ater from Marutan, dated the 3d instant, gives a dreadful de-
scription of the state of that district cattle and sheep are declared to
be dying in large numbers for want of pasture and water. There never
Las been such a severe drought since that part of the country was first
inhabited.

" It is said that his Excellency the Governor has come to a determi-
nation of not allowing male convicts to_ be assigned to any emigrant
arriving in the colony by Government until he shall have repaid the
expens;'s cf his passage.
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From the Sydney Price Current:—Beer per gallon, Is. ; bread per
loaf, 21b., 4i I. ; fresh butter, from 2s. to 2s. 6.1. per lb ; bacon, Is. 2d.;
beef per join: sd. p?r lb.; mutton per joint, Gd. per lb.; pork per lb.,
9d. ; veal per lb., Pi ; a f.tt bullock, 71. 101.; working, 121. ; villa)
cows, I 01.; pigs ;roasters), Gd. per lb.; cheese per lb. from Bd. to Is.;
cigars per dezen, 2s. 6d. ; flour, fine, per 100. b., 195.; wheat jre
bushel, 7s.

Souru AusTRALLi --It is with pler.sure we annou:lce that nearly
0.30011,7. d of cattle, and from 4 to 0 000 sheep, are on their route
over:and from New South Wa!es to this province. Our stock is ra-
pidly increasing, and judging from accounts in our possessian, within
twelve months 5,000 head of cattle and 30,000 sheep will be feeding
in the luxuriant pastures of South Australia

ivate letters have been received from the Swan River, the begin-
ning of January, some few days since, which give a more favourable
account of this colony than has been inserted in the Sydney papers."
The Greet We.itern steamer has again been spoken with on the 25th
ult. at a.m. lan. 22 20.