The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, OCT. 6. —Wind N. N. E., moderate. Oct. 7.
Wind N.E.. moderate.—Arrived and proceeded for the
River the Confidence, Angel, from Waterford. Came down
from the River and proceeded, the Claudine, Burrows, for
Demerara; Mobile, Ogilvy, for the Mauritius; Sarah Flem-
ing, Dawson, for Syra ; Lady Flora, Ford, for Madras ;
Ulysses, Purdy, for Trieste'; Thames, Barclay, for Jamaica ;
Daring, Muller, for Marseilles; Fox, George, for Jersey ;
Hampshire, Temperby, for Alexandria.
PORTSMOUTN, OCT. 6 and 7.—Wind N. N. E , fine.—Ar-
rived the William Harris, Terry, from Sydney.
PLYMOUTEI, OCT. 6. —Wind E.—Arrived the Janet, Blues,
from St. Petersburg ; Lord Wellington, Fate, from Sierra
Leone. Off Port, the Thomas Hughes, M'Mann, from Port
au-Prince; Circassian, from Taganrog.
FaLmourft, SEPT. s.—Wind N. E. to S. E., light breezes.
Sept. 6.—Fresh breezes and fine. Arrived the St. L .w-
-rence, Cooper, from St. Petersburg; Coriolanus Wear, from
Quebec. Off port, the Eliza, Gallon, from Grenada.
Sailed the Lapwing packet, for Madeira and Brazil ; and
Hope packet, for Halifax. The Coriolanus, from Quebec,
has lost cookhouse, poundbouse, bulwarks, &c., having been
pooped by a heavy sea.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 6 and 7.—Wind variable and
Arrived the St. George, Sbierre, from Pernambuco ; Wil-
son, from Demerara ; Julius Ctesar, from Miramichi ; Or-
lando, from Pictou ; Hoppel, from Marseilles ; Ocean, Ni-
cholas, from Leghorn ; Hebe, from the Mediterranean
Farmer, Swarden, from Bourdeaux ; Queen Victoria, South-
gate, from St. Petersburg ; Margaret, Scott, from ditto ;
Adolphe, Austins, from Riga; Edward and Amelia, from
Quebec; and Hawk, from Dantzic. Off port, the Lord
Stanley, from Maranhao); Azore packet. from the Mediter-
ranean • Elizabeth, Minnot, from Dantzic; and Charlotte,
from Memel S.,iled the Temperance, Le Grand, for Con-
stantinople; Archieves, Norris, for St. Thomas's; Pearl,
Cardellens, for Copenhagen; Peri, Vivian, for Gibraltar;
Samenend, Borland, for New Orleans ; Palestine, Littlefield,
for ditto;. Constitution, Gledden, for ditto ; City of Exeter,
Lavice, for Smyrna; Samnel, Jameson, for Mobile ; Robert
Pulsford, Prince, for New Orleans; Mersey, Mather, for
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Sarah Parker, for St. Joseph ;
James Baring, Adams, for New York ; Frederick, Griffin,
for St. Andrew's; Arigelique, Furbri, for Bourdeaux ; Jason,
for Pennel; Martin Havannah, for Zante ; and Juhnson,
for Ancona.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 6.—The Sir John Falstaff of St. John's,
New Brunswick, had been hove down at Miramichi previous
to the sth ult., and was then loading.
MONTROSE, OCT. 5. —The Java, Horsehurg, bound to New-
castle, which was on shore, was assisted off yesterday morning,
much damaged.

PENZANCE, OCT. 4.—The Choice arrived from Newport,
with loss of bowsprit ; bound to Southampton.
DOVER. OCT. 7 —Arrived off port, the Swift, Allis, from
Port-au•Prince ; Francis, Edwards, from New Yo* k. Off the
Start, the Republic, from New York.
WEIMOUTII, OCT. 7.—Arrived off port, the Endeavour,
Johns, from Cadiz.

BRIDPORT, OCT. 7 —Arrived the Brannons, Forster, Riga.
DARTMOUTH, OCT. 7. —Arriveel the Elizabeth, from Quebec.
GUERNSEY, OCT. s.—Arrive d the Laurel. Lefevre, from
Labrador; Ellen Mai ia Catherila, from Wyburg ; Peter-
brad (packet), Mines, from Stettin; Prince Charles Frede-
rick, Mellen, from Dantzic.

JERSEY, OCT. s.—Arrived the Henriette, Bergh, Swea,
Lofgreu, and Josephine, Westelber, from Gottenburg; Akke-
brom, Pokeer, from Stettin.

BRISTOL, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Eupbemia, Galsworthy,
from St. Peterburg ; 'Bolus, Behrduy, from Memel.
CLYDE, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Balclutha, Gritrion, from
St. Petersburg.
WATERFORD, OCT. s.—Arrived the Pilgrina, Daniel, from
St. Petersburg; Queen Victoria, Booth, and Earl Mulgrave,
Bellond, from London.
Conic, OCT. s.—Arrived the Three Sisters, Miller, and
Thomas S. Reeves, Bailey, from London.
ABERDEEN, OCT. s.—Arrived the Neptune, Penny, from
Davis' Straits. Off port tl:• Monarch, Advice, and Regalia,
from Davis' Straits.
MONTROSE, OcT. s.—Arrived the Eliza Swan, Yule, from
Davis' Strait. _ _ _

LEITH, Ocr. s.—Arrived the Lafayette, Anderson, from
Gottenburg.
EYEmouTH, OcT. s.—Arrived the Ann, Richardson, Memel.
SHIELDS, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Acorn, Christie, from St.
Petersburg ; Sabrina, Wake, from ditto; Dunward, Purvis,
from ditto ; Zuffredentreit, Steffin, from Pillau.
HULL. OcT. 6,—Arrived the Ellison, Lee, from Davis'
Straits ; True Love, Parker, from ditto ; Tirgender, Memen,
from Memel ; Fortuna, Puckenpack, from Liebau.
PLYmoUTII, Ocr.B.—The Guard, Groat, from Newcastle,
which was on shore on the Stag Rocks, has been got off after
throwing the cargo overboard, and towed into the harbour
much damaged. The George Wilsford, Lovell, from Quebec
to Weymouth, arrived off this port, was run into on the 4th
inst., by H. M. S. Jupiter, and lost main and mizen topsails.
NORTH RONALDSAY, SEPT. 28.—The Julie, from Da4.tzic
to Liverpool, ran on the rocks near this island yesterday
morning, but was got off without material damage, after dis-
chargieg a considerable part of the cargo, and proceeded
this day.
GIUMNOCK, OCT. s.—The Breev., steamer, ran into the
Aqualorte, bound to Newfoundland, whilst at anchor in the
Roadstead, and both vessels received considerable damage.

The Fidell Desiree, Gouard, from the Clyde, was assisted
into Penzsnce, with six feet water in the hold ; cargo dis-
charging ; bound to Rouen. The Trevor, Lind, from Pillau,
put into Shields leaky, having been on shore on Falderbo
Rocks.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY (VHS DAY), TWELVE O'CLOCK,
The arrivals this morning are two French, two Ostend, and
Dutch mails, and ship letters from Pernambuco and Sydney
of the 7th of April.
For a Monday morning and two post days, we have not had
so few arrivals for some time past, and the ordinary foreign
mails bring very little continental information of importance.
The chief attention in the City this morning entirely relates
to the dreadful fire which occurred at Liverpool on Saturday,
which has caused a destruction of property to the amount of
150,000/ to 200,0001.
Saturday last was an exceedingly dull day for speculation in
the various funds, and although it was stated that money was
scarce in the house, we can state it could be obtained, on
good security, from 3to 4 per cent. The Dividends, which
will be paid at the Bank during the present week, no doubt
will have the effect of causing money to be more plentiful in
circulation.

Tli FUNDS.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 94} Buyers for the
Account, opened this morning at 94k 4; Money, 94k. The
business doing to the present time is slack. Exchequer
Bills, 69 71 prem.; India Bonds, 68 70; Bank Stock, 207 k
204 i India Stock, 261 262.
The Foreign Market is inactive as yet. Spanish Active,
18} 184, same as they closed at ; Portuguese, 331 344, closed
the same • Brazilian, 794 801; Mexican, 23f ; Dutch Two-
and-a- Half per Cents., 534 54fr ; Five per Cents., 1004 100 k.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock ,
3 per Cent. ited.
3 per Cent. ..ons 91% 4i South Sea Stock .. .. „.• —.
Ir. per Cent—. ... ..... ......
Dit, o Red
New 33y p.:l- Cent. 102% li . 3 pier Cent. Annuities. : '
New 5 per Cent . .... .., Exch. Billi. £l,tifio..,
.... Cl) 71
Stint, LongAnnuitkstoekpire Ditto so' — on..
Jan 5, 1860 — Ditto Small ...
Oct. 10 R:in .... i Ditto Commerciat
Jan. 5, 1860 15% 7-16 Ditto Advertised... ... .... pzr.
Jan. 5' 1410 — Bank Stock for Account...." —..
April 5, 1880... ......
Jan. :>, ;87(4..............”
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCi, .
Austrian Bonds
Belgian Bonds . .....
Ditto Account .... .„. ....
Brazilian Bonds ,
Ditto Account . — Ditto Account
Buenos Ayres Bonds — Ditto, 3 per cant....
Ditto Acc0unt.,,....., .. Ditto Account 22
C ,illian Bonds ~.... ........ ..... Prutsian Bonds
Oita Account .. Russian Bonds, 1822
Caiumbian Bonds .......... ••• Ditto Account ••••••••••• ........ -
Ditto Account ....• ..... ........ Ditto Metallic
Columbian Bonds, 1821 — Spanish Bonds —
Ditto Account ......... ........ Ditto Account...
Danish Bonds ....
Ditto Account ..... 75 Ditto Account ISS“s%
Greek Bonds... . ..... ......—.. French, 5 per cent...- .... --i. .
Ditto Benda, r 32.5 ---- 4 per cent.......... --t —..
Ditto Account
tlexican !Apnea, 5 per cent — —. Ir. xchange f.
Ditto Account
Oat, 6 per cent.
litt, Account ....
,espolitsn
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per Share
Eastern Counties Railway .. 734 5%
Great Western Railway Company .................. 13. t
5% 79
Lontion and Blackwall Railway
Linden and Birmingham Railway Company OO 173 4
No,th Midland Railway Company 55 5734
Bitumen, Bastenne and Gaujac
Do. French Patent Coal t
Bahia Steam
National Bank of Ireland 17%,
PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS. DUBLIN, OCT. 6.
3 per Cent. Consols o3%,Grand Canal I)ebs. 6 per cent. 9335
334 per Cen .Stock loo't Ditto, 4 per cent ... ..........
Ditto Reduced 1011% Hibeinian Bank
Ditto New, 11530 ..... .. lOl% City of I iublin Steam Company
3 t perCnt•
ek
Debentures
Bank Sto--
~
City Debentures, 4 per cent....
33% Ballast Office Debentures, 4 per ---
Royal Canal Stock
........ ---ce..t.
Grand Canal Stock
HALF-PAST ONE

1304
6
Mg k

With the exception of dates from Pernambuco of the 15th
of August we have no further arrivals from any quarter, owing
to the nort-easterly winds, consequently little business doing
in the British Funds.
Consols may be quoted at present at 94 for Money, for the
Account 944. Exchequer Bills, 69 71 ; India Bonds, 68 70;
Bank Stock, 2074 2084; India Stock, 261.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active has become heavy,
and done at 184, atresent 184- ; Portuguese, w 34.4.
Three per Cents., 21i 224 ; Brazilian, 794 80;
Mexican,
2311 ; Colombian, 24ia ; Dutch Two-and-a-Ha,f per Cents
53i 544 ; Five per Cents., 1001 .1
Little doing in Shares, with little or no alteration in the
prices.

TNREE O'CLOCK
Consols for the Account, 94k.

POLITE THIEVES.---At the Peterborough fair on
Monday, Mr.
Vergette, of Marbolm, VMS hustled and robbed
of his gold watch, fifteen sovereigns, and a check for 601.
A few minutes af.te!..the robbery one of the thieves, accosting
great etvility, gave him back the check, saying that
him with
he feared it would. prove uselss to his friends, and might he
of service to him. The thief most politely thanked Al r.
Vergette, and darted amohgst the crowd.—Lincolnshire
Chronicle.

CITY REGISTRATION--(THIS Y).

(Before Mr. MYLNI.)
Mr. Fiell, of the firm of Turner, Sharpe, rind Field,
solicitor, of Bedford-row, was objected to by the Con-
servatives on the ground that he was not the occupier of a
house in Old Jewry, for which he sought to vote, within
the meaning of the Reform Act.
Mr. Field appeared this morning before the Revising
Barrister to support his vote.
The whole of the house in' question was let to lodgers,
with the exception of a room or two which Mr. Field's
servant occupied ; and he therefore contended that,
although a mere resident, being liable as occupier to
all poor-rates, and to serve all parochial offices from which
he was not exempt by virtue of his profession as an at-
torney, he mutt be considered an occupier within the mean-
ing of the Reform Act, and, therefore, entitled to a vote.
Mr. MYLNE said it was a very difficult case ; but he
would give it his best consideration, and deliver judgment
on Thursday. .

(Before Mr. CRAIG).
The name of Mr. Stacey was objected to by the Tory
party, on the ground that he occupied the premises from
which he was registered, as the servant of the Literary In-
stitution in Aldergate-street, to which he acted in the ca-
pacity of Secretary.
It appeared that when Mr. Stacey was applied to to un-
dertake the situation, he told the Committee that he could
not afford to do so unless he was allowed a workshop in
which to carry on his business as a jewell,r. The Com-
mittee then agreed to allow him what he stipulated for, and
he had not only acted as Secri•tarv, but his business had
been carried on by his sons and his apprentice in the work-
shop so allowed him, and that the premises were worth not
only to him, but to any one, upwards of 20/. per annum.
Mr. CRAIG this morning gave judgment at great length.
He considered that whatever might be his own opinion, he
was hound by the decision of the Court of Qucen s Bench
in'the case of the Queen v. Minster, where it was decided
that an occupation by a servant on any premises not neces-
sary for the service, conferred a settlement. He felt bound,
therefore, to retain the name of Mr. George Stacey on
the list.

Mr. Lee Stevens appeared in support of the Liberal in-
terest. No other matter of interest came before the Court.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

The Rev. John Brown Wright, Curate of Reedham,
near Norwich, applied on his petition to be discharged.
He was supported by Mr. COOKE.
The insolvent, who is advanced in years, was examined
as to an assignment he had made, some years to a
gentleman named Beckford. The property had, however,
remained in his possession. The insolvent declared that
when he came to London he was not aware that he should
be arrested by the parties who had put him into prison.
Mr. Coatmissioner BOWEN regretted that he could not
discharge the Rev. Gentleman. He should require, as in
all other cases, proof by affidavit of the assignment.
The case was adjourned.
John Becroft applied to be discharged. He was sup-
ported by Mr. COOKE.
This insolvent had for nine years been a resident at
Fernando Po, West Africa, where he was a merchant, in
partnership with Dillon Tennant. His debts in the sche-
dule were set forth at upwards of 22,0001., and he had
between 4,0001. and 5,0001. owing to him. He landed in
May, and was immediately arrested.
Mr. Commissioner BOWEN inquired into the circum-
stances of the case.

Mr. Cooke applied for an allowance out of the money
in Court, amounting to about 42/. The insolvent in his
affidavit stated that the sudden change of climate bad af-
fected his health, and he required comforts which his means
could not provide.
Mr. Commissioner BOWEN remarked that the affidavit
was as bare of necessity as he had ever seen one ; he how-
ever, allowed the insolvent 61. 12s.- out of the money in
Court.

Mr. Cresswell applied for the assigneeship for Sir John
Tobin. It was mentioned that on Saturday a fist in bank-
ruptcy had been issued..
The COURT made the appointment, and observed the
fiat bad better be destroyed. It would certainly not be-
nefit the creditors.
The insolvent was discharged.