The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-20 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, AUG. 19.—Wind N. W., fresh breezes.—Arrived the
Laing, —, from New South Wales ; Frances, Bailey, from
Quebec ; Dublin Lass, Silk, from Dublin ; Ann, Cave, from
Limerick ; and Ranger, Davis, from Belfast. Arrived from
the river and proceeded the Coriolanus, Darby, for Halifax ;
Jane, Chardley, for Constantinople; Providentia, Hoare, for
Orantana ; and Fortuna, Loderman, for Lisbon. Arrived
from the river and remains the Milo, Penruddock, for Hayti•
Sailed the General Palmer, —, for Calcutta; and others,
outward-bound.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 19.—Wind W. S.W. to W.N.W.--
Arrived the Frances and Harriet, —, from Quebec. Sailed
his Majesty's ship Madagascar, for Plymouth. Passed by the
Antonio Pereira, Young, from London for Calcutta.
MARGATE, AUG. 19.—Arrived off port the Blenheim,
son, from Quebec.

COWES, AUG. 19.—Arrived the Canadians, Bigby. front
Matanzas; Falmouth, Shaw, from Virginia; Caroline, Bow-
man, from New Orleans; and George, Dugdalc, from St.
Andrew's, New Brunswick.

POOLE, AUG. 19.—Arrived the Hope, Shaddock, from New-
foundland.

BRISTOL, AVG. 19.—Arrived the Harvey, Robinson, from
Nliramichi; William Henderson, Ayre, from Quebec; and
Ann, Smith, from St. John's, New Brunswick.
NEWPORT, AUG. 19.—Arrived the Marwood, Short, from
St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 18.—Arrived off port the Maria, Barton,
from the Cape of Good Hope. No railings.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 18.—Wind S. W. to N. W., fresh breezes.
Arrived the Tyrian Packet, from Lisbon—sailed the 2d inst.
Sailed the Edward, M'Kenzie, from Quebec. His Majesty's
ship Reynard, from the West Indies, is reported to be off port.
LIVERPOOL, Auo. 18.—The Orozembo, from Liverpool,
was aground on the bar of the Mississippi about the sth u:t.

The Lalla Rookh, from Miramichi to Waterford, has Iwo
abandoned at sea.

The Odin (steamer) from London to Stockholm, Was
stranded at Thirsted the 9th instant—passengers, crew, and
most of the stores saved.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Our arrivals this morning are the French and Ilamburgh
mails; and ship letters from (4nel:on, New York, 213th July;
Cape of Good Hope, 27th May ; and the Lisbon mail of
August 21.

We have received Montreal Papers to the 2eth July, and
Quebec Papers to the 15th July. The Montreal Papers give
the following

" UPPER CANADA._—In Toronto the universal opinion aP'
pears to be that his Excellency will convene the Parliament
immediately. This we think highly improbable, and it is not
likely that Parliament will assemble until after the October
Assizes in Toronto."

The Quebec Papers are destitute of information.
We have also received an Upper Canada Extraoidinarg
Gazette, dated July 10, from which we give the subjoined
" GOVERNMENT HOUSE, TORONTO JULY 10.—The Lieute-
nant-Governor has been pleased to appoint the lion. Robert
Baldwin Sullivan, to be Commissioner of Crown Lands, and
agent for the sale of Clergy Reserves, until his Majesty's
pleasure shall be known, in the room of the Hon. Peter Ro-
binson, resigned. His Excellency has been further pleased to
appoint John Spreague, Esq. to be Surrogate of the Homo
district, in the room of William Warren Baldwin, removed ;
and Robert E. Burns, Esq., to be Judge of the District
Court of the Niagara district, in the room of George IZidout.
Esq., removed."

Then New York Price Current of July 14,
Excge :—" says of the The rates maintain nearly the same price.
momentary scarcity of money has been produced, in eons&
quence of a sudden call for nearly one and a half millions for
the creation of the new Bank."
Consols opened this morning at 91 to for the Accouny
Exchequer Bills, 10 12; India Bonds, 1 dis. par.; 13e"
Stock, 212 ; India Stock, 2611.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active Bonds, 30 to 30 ;
Portuguese, 70 to 71 ; Three per Cents, 43 to 43i; Porte'
guese Scrip, 8 to 6 dis. ; Spanish Passive, 94 ; Deferred/
J2-i- 13.
HALT-PAS 7 ONE.
Up to the present hour we do not hear of any further ar;
rivals from the Peninsula. Great anxiety still prevails to ilB/
information respecting the events at Madrid, after the delibe"
ration of the Ministers on the 13th inst. In the interim, 0°
speculations of importance are doing.
Consols may be quoted at 914 for Money ; and 911 for
t k
Account. Exchequer Bills, 9 ; India Bonds, 1 prem.; 134°
Stock, 2121 ; India Stock, 260-
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active 30i 1 ; Passive, Of;
Deferred, 12/ ; Portuguese, 71 ; Three per Cents., 44.
In the Share Market little doing.
The Exchange from New York comes 74 to 74.
THREE' O'"GLO Cft•
Consols for the Account, 9lk 4.

nt
A very remarkable circumstance happened
t
Kingston, near Lewes, during the thunder-storm of Stint,/
morning last. A cow, which had been previously struek,:,'
lightning, but had since recovered, was so terrified and Pt";
came so furious, that it was found necessary to put her
death forthwith.
Fresh herrings have lately been brought to our mar:
ket, chiefly from the West Highlands, which ell at a halfpeonJ
each, or five for 2d.—lnverness Courier.
The Steam Ship Duchess of Sutherland, arrived °'l
Tuesday evening, and brought a number of sportsmen fort u
Moors. The passengers expressed themselves much P1e,a5.,,,.e
with the comfort of the vessel and excellent fare on board'
Inverness Courier.
Half
The Duke of Hamilton proceeds from Ashton
Lancashire, to Hamilton House, Lanarkshire.
The Duke of Argyll, after officiating at the Pr°:
rogation as Lord Steward, will set off for his°seat, Inver2C'
Argyleshire.
The Duke of Marlborough has arrived in r.•
street from Blenheim, and had several interviews with 0,
count Melbourne on the subject, it is understood, of his per
ditary pension.
Her Grace the Duchess of Gordon, contrary toll
first intention, has left Huntly Lodge, and arrived in me
grave-square.
The Duke of Dorset will pass the approaching
season between Drayton House and Brighton.
Prince Ernest of Hesse Philippsthal arrived itt
town yesterday, from Windsor Castle.
TRIP TO FRANCE.—It is said that a person 195
now go to France for a crown, remain there till the retuirone.
the packet for half a crown, and come back for three 03°11 00
The circumstance of Parliament being prorogue ..,0 1
"
a Saturday has not, we believe, occurred within the me'
of the oldest Member of either House of Parliament. 85
VIENNA, AUG. 7.—The accounts from Triest,e, ad,
to the cholera, are more consolatory, but those from LOU':rally,
and the Tyrol are very alarming. It is not perhaps ge°olo ot•
known, that since the fall of the Roman empire, the lewrnr
that Crown have never been used. They were on the fil.strg to
vasion of the French, in 1790, transferred from Nurealbchiof;
Austria, and they will be brought forth at the approa
coronation at Prague. —Suabian Mercury.
jar 1.9
MOLDA VlA.—The civil list of the Hospo
36,000 ducats per annum; his annual private income wag 't
before his accession, amounted to 8,000 ducats, c0e..040,
present on a moderate calculation 40,000 ducats. TehecrovOt
podar possesses a magnificent throne and a kind of pa 1.10
fNovhunicdhedhea‘nveoarrdseornovfeistthal
hoccasions. Hme. has pages 1,80 eft°
only his aide-de-camp has received. The I"lr.hinicehe 8"17.130
consort are at present at Meronslawa, a seat belanging.
Beldimano, near Jassy.
,0 re"
BERLIN, AUG. 13.—His Majesty the NM' Aar
turned yesterday from Toplitz ; Count Curlew, Russia; le cl.°r
bassador to the Court of Rome and Prince Eraest Barer,' SI
Tolly, have arrived here from 'Dresden. Lieut.-Goie
Moore Disney, from London, have arrived here.
TOPL I TZ, AUG. B.—The Russian Allio:nciine'
at the Court of Vienna, M. de Tatischeff, and
his
Prince Metternich have arrived here.
The Nestar of the Physicians of Prue ;SIX
Germany, the celebrated Dr. Hoefland, is danger "ausl) rolepor,
AU RO RA BOREA Lls.—This beautiful yhene
ey tee
was witnessed here on Thursday night, and hail a v Prf
liant appearance, forming a splendid arch in tho , a
'f
Cfe
colours were unusually vivid, and the corru.seations. 4;9 ger,
variety of form. As the appearance of the aurora atr".arre
son is rare, and argues a dry clear atmosphere,
were highly gratified at the event.—lnverness Cour'

KING'S LEVEE

.ir Majesties arrived in town at half-past one o'clock yes-
terday afternoon, from Windsor Castle.
The King held a levee at St. James's at two o'clock..
_ Mr. Tricoupi, the Grecian Minister, I:ad an audience of his
11ajesty to deliver a letter. His Excellency was introduced by
viscount Palmerston, State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Ches-
ter, Master of the Ceremonies.
In the entree circle, the Count Lazansky, Chamberlain of
K um,mperor of Austria, was presented to the King, by M.
nmelauer the Austrian Charge d'Affaires.
M. de Macedo, Secretary of the Brazilian Legation, was
presented to his Majesty, by M. Galvac, the Brazilian Minister.
The levee was attended by Prince Ernest of Hesse Phi-
nPpsthal ; the Neapolitan, Prussian, Swedish, Danish, Por-
tuguese, Grecian, Bavarian, Brazilian, Netherlands, Sardi-
nian, and Saxon Ministers • Noory Effendi, Ottoman Minis-
ter, accompanied by M. Salame, his Majesty's Oriental Inter-
preter; Count Wetterstedt, Swedish Minister for Foreign
affairs; Count Gustof Lowenhjelm, Swedish Minister at the
rt of France ; the Austrian, Russian, and French Charge
d'Aff •
Vaires ; M. Lichtenberg, Hanoverian Privy Councillor
Legation ; Count Seckendorff, Secretary to the Prussian
tegation ; Count de Grammont, Secretary to the French
tlnbassY; Towfick Effendi, and Monsieur Vogoridis, Secre-
tries to the Ottoman Legation ; Count A. Gyldenstolph
iva,nnes Aga, Director of the Sultan's Powder Mills ; M.
tju"iP Friel!, the Ambassador from the King of Oude ;
ie Lord Steward ; the Master of the Horse ; Lord Hill,
Gold Stick in Waiting; the Captain of the Honourable Corps
GentlemenM at Arms ; the Captain of the Yeoman Guard ;
rForbes, Minister in Saxony; the Vice-Chamberlain; the
the of the Household ; the Judge Advocate-General;
tne Master of the Ceremonies; Sir Augustus Clifford, Usher
(,)f the Black Rod; the Solicitor-General ; the Dean of Here-
itr, Deputy Clerk of the Closet in Waiting, and Chaplain to
ajar r„,Queen ; Mr. Sheriff Salomons, Mr. Sheriff Lainson,
6-* Lteeve, Standard Bearer to the Honourable Corps of
__entlernen at Arms ; Mr. Dernizy, Exon in Waiting to the
.Yeoman of the Guard ; Sir John Louis, Naval Aide-de-Camp
1 an
Sir Frederick Trench and Colonel Sir Charles
:froke Vere, A. D.C. to the King ; Major Hyde, Assistant
aster •and Marshal of the Ceremonies ; Lieut. Colonel Ca-
era disb, Equerry in Waiting ; Capt. Courteney Boyle, R.N.,
unni of the Privy Chamber; the Groom of the Robes;
"Ir. Graves, Page of Honour; and the following—.
,Graves,
Wellington, Norfolk.
akcans—Headfort.
c,iallt..s—Shaftesbury, Ripon, Denbigh, Rothes, Fingal,
Ichester, Clarendon, Rosslyn, De Grey.
ViscooNTs—Falkland, Lake.
o•L°Rps—Nugent, Fred. Fitzclarence, Maryborough, Wham--
tlac Ellenborough, Duck, Ventry, Fitzgerald and Vesey,
G. Halhburton H. Chichester, Barham, Hotham, Fitz-
gerald. '
IiONOURABLES—Anderson, Pelham, 0. Duncombe.
03,181,!" --Edmond Stanley, W. Gordon, T. D. Ackland, W.
alley, W. Symonds, C. Cockerel, C. L. Herbert, Kean.
itu...
tVEREND—George Murray.
AltssiEvas—Alex. C. Ogilvy, W. Honeywood, W. B. Dia-
-1.1114(19 C. Knight Murray, Capel, M'Leay, Moreign, Coch-
tane, Borthwick, M. P., J. T. Briggs, Grainger, George Mos-
ltbaC• yly,H. Methu
lavanen,. Burney, Paulson, C. Dawkins, V.
'
MA. De
a..nutaaLs—Sir Charles Rowley, Sir T. Hardy, Oliver, Sir
•• Rodd, Page-
toendaPTAlNs (Royal Navy)—Sir J. Franklin, Kennedy, F. G.
Sea enIIMANDERS (Royal Navy)—Hon. P. Cory, Maconochie,
llon, W. Sidney Smith.
,LIRUTENANTS (Royal Navy)—Thomas Pearse, Ackerley.
Bl'iLtlaßaaLs—Sir W. Gordon, Sir W. Lumley, Sir E.
Ti,l/4eneY, Sir R. Donkin, Sir H. Bayly, Earl of Carnwath,
..urnton, L'Estrange, Durham, Sir J. Maclean.
Coto:vats—Sir James Reynett, Sir Archibald Christie,
d:ll,,Brudenell, Darner, Sir William. Herries, Wilson Crow-
mi. H. Murray, W. Bell, O'Malley, Lester, Farquhar-
OnO Hon.
O'Reilly, Lygon, Todd, Meyiick, J. E. Jones.
"i°Rs—Stuart, Greaves, White.
n"
aPTAlNs—Norman, Barton, B. Layard, J. F. Strangways,
yr, Orr, Hope, M Biddulph, Gerard, Bowles, Morshead.
it'EtTENANTs—Yea, Eyre, Kirwan, Gilley, Hutchinson,
ling-WokY, Whitmore, Bunyon, G. F. White, Freer, Brand-
, Ponsonby, Paget, Lord Earlsfort, R. H. Vyse.
ENSIGNS_
—Preston, E, Donovan, Mackinnon.
'l"NSlGNS—Greenwood, Fowler, C. S. Boyle, G. P. Bourke.
The following were presented to his Majesty :
Mr. Alex. C. Ogilvy, by Mr. Poulter, M.P.
Mr. Charles Knight Murray, on his appointment as Secre-
Pr to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England, by his
ce the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Mr. cape], on his return from abroad.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Brudenell, on his departure for
14ia, by General Lord Hill.
The Earl of Fingal, on coming to his title.
Earl of Rothes, by Lord Frederick Fitzclarence.
Lord Doug,las G. Hallyburton, on receiving rank as a Mar-
quiss son, by Viscount Ashbrook.
N 0
Captains Guard, Morshead, George Fox Strangways and
.;.orrnan, of the Royal Fusilcers, by Major-General Sir Edw.
ialakeney, K. C. B.
Captains Barton and Bowles, Royal Fusileers, by Lord F.
Fitzelare
Li entnee' Mil
denants Yea, Bunyon, Ponsonby, Brandling, Eyre,
MajnaY' Kirwan, and Hutchinson, Royal Fu.siteers, by
ETSj General Sir Edward Blakenev, K. C. B.
An Greenwood, on his departure for India.
Colonel Fowler, on appointment to the 88th Regiment, by
Lord
O'Malley.
d Ventry, by Lord Frederick Fitzclarence.
pLieutenant Gilley on return from foreign service, by Lord
r• Fitzclarence.
1411entenant G. F. White, 31st regiment, on return from
014' by Sir E. Barnes.
Cornet Preston, 7th Hussars, by Sir W. Herries.
torie
En,°erneti3C. Donovan, 13th Dragoons, by Colonel Brother-
PPO sign Cavendish Spen
illcer Boyle, 48th regiment, on his
ntment by .
eclnet Mac Kinnon, 16th Lancers, on his appointment, by
r• Mac Kinnon M. P.
k,),Senobn-.Lientenan't Lord Earlsfort, Ist Life Guards, by Col.
sp,Mr. Charles H. Delevan, of New York, by Mr. Steven-
Envoy Extraordinary of the United States of America.
nsign 0. P. Bourke, 17th regt., by Mr. MacKinnon, M. P.
Moreing, by Lieut.-General Callender.
Burney, 72d regiment, by Sir J. Beresford.
GCLord Hamilton Chichester, by Lord F. Fitzclarence.
aptain Kennedy, R. N., his Majesty's guardship Teme-
tf' Earl Minto.
Char]es Lyon. Herbert, by Lord John Russell.
''
ce n:Ptain Sir John Franklin, R. N., to take leave on pro-
hg to Van Dieman's Land, as the Lieutenant-Governor,
Y Lord Glenelg.
th„M„r• Mae Leay, his Majesty's Commissioner and Judge at
e(,,`„
nt "arannah, on his return from the West Indies, by V is-
" v Palmerston.
service by
W. Sidney Smith, on returning from foreign
Ly Earl Minto.
k`:rnmander Scallow, R. N. on his appointment to his
7. sty's sloop Brune, by Sir C. Adam.
b tinder
the Hon. Plantagenet Cary, on going abroad,
Y Lord Palkl d
Sir av an •
E. M. O'Malley, Knight, 7th Royal Fusileers, by Sir
,blakeney.
ur. Shean, on Lord F. Fitz his appointment to the Royal Fusileers, by
Fitzclarence
•cuei
Mur.. Grainger, Royal Meath, by the Marquis of Headfort.
.
Cochrane, Attorney-General of Gibraltar, by Lord
Cochrane,
tbieinnmander Maconochie, on receiving the honour of the
Oa
r, class of the Royal Hanoverian Orde and to take leave
Pr,ueeeding to Van Diemen's Land, by the Earl of Minto.
4aTteaut— Col. Farquharson, Royal Fusileers, on return from
Lie
1". tit— Col. Lester, Bombay Artillery, on his return from
6,, by Sir J. Hobhouse.
sei.v.aPtain Hope Royal Fusileers, on his return from foreign
en, by Lord' F. Fitzclarence.
'llaptain Brownlow Layard, Ceylon Rifle Corps, on promo-
: and return from India by Sir E. Barnes.
tzik;aptain Orr, 88th Regiment, on return from the lonian
15Y Col. 0. O'Malley, C. B.
vic''seaJor Stuart, Royal Fusileers, on return from foreign ser-
eE. by Lord F. Fitzclarence.
'°Sir
utßlak.- Colonel Crowder, M.P., Royal Welsh Fusileers, by
eney, G. C. B.
Aftr

vi -..z the Levee his Majesty held a Privy Council, which
es attended by the Lord President, the Lord Chancellor, the
es
Privy Seal the first Lord of the Treasury, the Secre-
t4rieB Of State fo'r the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Depart-
nts, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the first Lord of the
tdrniraltY, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, thed
otr,e,Sident of the Board of Control, the President of the Boar 1 Trade, and the S tar at War.
At the Council Fere y
86.
0. his Majesty's Speech,
.o. n closing the Ses-
It, 1 Parliament this day, was arranged
TT; c. Greville was the Clerk of the Council in Waiting.
to the
on his trans-
John nis/19 of Ely (late Bishop of Bristol) was introduced.
latio King in the Royal Closet, and did homage on
by Lord
Joh: !,o the see of Ely. The oath was administered
the oltussell, Secretary of State for the Home Department. ;
Wait. Dean
of Hereford was the Deputy Clerk of the Closet in
etaS , mg. His the
Ministers, and the Great Officers of Le, a... 3 r% ...
c .Ml vmeers of the Royal Household, were present at
__eremony.
li The Earl of Fingal had an audience of the King, and. gave
i4Ptiitehre. ribband of the Order of St. Patrick worn by his late
His .
I,r Al MaJesty gave audience to the Duke of Argyll,
tt bemarle, 11,1arquis of Lansdowne, Viscount Melbourne,.
Earl
41e4,1e Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord Glenelg, Marquis of
.dfort, Duke of Hamilton, and Viscount Palmerston.
jests'l'e Judge of
had an audience of his Ma-
411cl'.seto submit the proceedings of some Courts-martial.
Lord
c ount Ashbrook and Sir Robert Otway were the
teem in Waiting.
daPrinee Ernest of Hesse Phili WWI arrived in town yester-
YVrom Windsor Castle. P liadir Mania Archer Shee, President
tiri audience yesterday of
the King of the Royal Academy,
Ditht:eMajesty had a dinner party last evening, at St. James's
4ttenedsetelday the Panorama was visited by the Persian Princes,
sail deli" by Mr. Stuart, and expressed the greatest wonder
Libiting .ght at both the beautiful views which are new ex-
tord .T, 1-

nn Scott and his lady have been enjoying
11,1:equatie excursion off the Scottish coast, in his Lordship's
and commodious yacht, the Lufra

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