The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-11 00:00:00

TFIE SUN, LONDON, TEcURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, It3S

is determined on invading Turkey, should the latter openly
declare in fa.our of Engtand and France."

The following extracts from the Paris Journals in-
dude all the news they contain of any political mo-

tnent :-
" It is stated in certain political eirclev,' says the Cour-
rier Francais, that. the Viceroy of Egypt, while consent-
ing to pay the tribute due to Turkey, has also agreed to
put an end to his system of monopoly, and the abuiiee at-
tending it, but hes reserved the question as to the right of
inheritance of the Pashalie being vested in his family, mud
has placed his rights under the protection of France aid
England.'
" In the Sentinelle des Py,.enecs we find a letter of the
4th inst. from the frontiers of Navarre, stating that Don
Carlos had ordered all persons entering France to dero,:t
their passports in the hands of the competent Carhst autho-
rities on the frontier. The Cerlist Brigadier lzarbe had
entered Sanguesa on the Ist with three Navarrese batta-
lions, in order to seize upon a quantity of corn collected
there by the Chrietinos, and which he succeeded in trans-
porting to Lanz and Estella. Forty of the Urban Militia,
who composed the garrison, had retired into the fort, and
it was feared would, if attacked, he compelled, by the info-
riority of their numbers, to surrender. A letter from
Santander, published in the Sentinelle, states that the four
battalions which had marched to that town from St. Sebas-
tian, had reached their destination, and afterwards marched
for Espartero's head-quarters. Military executions con-
tinue to be the order of the day at Toledo, where we learn
that four Carlists were shot on the 23d ult."
" The Prussian Stale Gazelle contains a letter from
Odessa of the 15th inst , remarking upon an article in the
Times on the Russian establishments at the mouth of the
Danube The Russian Government,' it. says, :as hasses
never entertained the idea of founding a city in the island
of Sulina. Nevertheless, as the whole trade of the Da-
nube, with the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, 1
by this point, it would be more beneficial to Turkey. Aus-
tria, and England, than to Russia, to establish a stetioa
there, to afford supplies to their ships, which are con-
stantly obliged to wait for a favourable wind. This is the
reason why Russia, in execution of the treaty of Adrian-
ople, has formed a lazaretto and victualling depot on tee
island. The position chosen by the local authorities if not
unhealthy, being much above the level of the river and the
sea ; there are no marshes, and the inundations of the Da-
nube never affect the point of Sulina. The Russian Go-
vernment grants licensee to settle in the island to such per-
sons only as carry on some trade or business connected
with maritime commerce, and the small population now
upon it is not formed of Russians, but people of other
nations.'
" Betesse LS, OCT. 8.-The average prices of wheat and
rye, during the week ending the 6th October, were-wheat
24t. 92c., rye 13f. 52e. per hectolitre. Import duty on
rye 21f. 50e. per 1,000 kilegrammes ; wheat free. The
exportation of wheat is prohibited.
" Count Le Hon having obtained leave of absence,. has
arrived at Brussels.
" The decline in the price of corn continues in several
places ; at Brussels, Ghent, and Louvain they have at least
ceased to rise, and we may hope that they will soon fall.
FRENCH FUNDS. -- FARIS. (Armen 9.
rive i.e, en.- 109 f. 45c. 3'.c. 455.
Four and a Half Der Cents. 105 f. 25c.
Four per i. etas., 10-. S.
hre, per Cents. 801. 95c.
Bank Actions. 2,64 f
tente Naples 101 Pf. 25e. 15c. NCR
Roman Five per bents., 103.
Spanish Actives. 19% 21.1.
Belgian Five per Cents., 10-2.
Belgian Bank, :,447f. 50e. 1,4451:
Haytian Loan. 370 f.
ILYCHANOR ON LONDOIt. •
One month, paper, 25f. 4214 c. • money, Ur Ve
Three months, paper, 251. 30,.% money, 255. 37) c.
LATEST l' R ICES.
Five per Cents. 1091. 50c
Three per Cents., sif.
Bank Actions, 2,8301.
Romans' 103.
Belgian Loan, 102.
Belgian Bank, 1,445 t
Spanish Actives, 20,
Havtian Loan, 370 f.
I'l EL ts lAN U N DS-BRUSSELS, Oct 9.
Actual 11-It, 2t per Cent.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Can,
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent....., lll ri
3 per Cent.
Loan of City, let 32. 4 per .......... 97
Society of Commerce, 4.,per Cent.
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 141)
National Society .
-Brussels Papers, Oct. 9.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY DAY;: TWELVE o', :LOCK.

Arrivals this miming—French and Ostend No
ship letters.
Our arrivals this morning are very few in number, owing no
doubt to the prevailing contrary winds. The increaw in' tl,e
Quarter's Revenue has had but little effect on_the British
funds to the pi,sent hour.
The only differen‘ e in tile price of Consols is, they
closed at 04k, both for money and time, and opened this
morning at 94k Money, and for the Account, 94k I. Ex-
chequer Bills 69 71 ; India Bonds 69 70 ; Batik Stock,
ex dividend, 2031 2041; Three per Cent. Reduced, ex
dividend. 941 j-; Three-and-a-Half Reduced, ex dividend,
100+ 101.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active lower. owing to the
defeat of one of tat Queeit's-Generais, 18k Fortuizocse,-no
alteration, 331 344 ; Three per Cents., 21t 224; Brazilian,
791 SO ; Mexican, 23i ; Gslumbian, 24+ 4 ; Dutch Two. and.
a- Half per Cents., 53i 54 ; Five per Cents., 100+ 1.

PaWES OF STlft,ko, a rill DAY Al ONE 0N:t..7e..K

1 Bank Stock .... ... . •.203;ii 4,3 N , t :..2 t•toc,
7,i pwi.
.1 per t.:ent. •c,. ...9314.4,4 •r,.o Von,i.. ,
1141
I per c.a. :on, ,, l4 4 ! ~ioth Sea Sf. ck -
,
141, ~,:: s.,eiii .. .• -
92
Dit 0 1t,..,............. lit 7,', 110ki -, Iv oitt,, -.... ---
New ..i..., pe. tei.: W.: Nli , ~,_ i...r•11.
Rea • 69 71 • - ,pei •:.,...:lii, .-...-- r.;,,,.",• . ..0.,,, ,• I, ••• •••
~„ ,
~,,
'Ai, L.,,Z.ri.itilliii.le,t•••.%:, : /AO ~..., ~, „..rlk ~,,,, . ..,/ ' ""
1..,!‘ :i.i6 I) s:. •,),:i: ... ... .. ..... (.....49 771 ::,:.
,an 5, 1.36,,
%/Ct. 10, ';/' -•-• lilt, ~...Mr1:::..?,:t.I•
ian 5, 1,i1"~ - ••• - ..),Q :
Jan. ), I'4, .~.
April -, ;',~
.1 tli .i, ,:-:', ..., , ~,,,.....„,..„ .....-.... Co.p,i,, for A,CCOTInt ............ '. ia
P UCES ,A.' FOlt 7,:1G:•.4 t'UNII-:.4: THIS DA} Al ONi., ',• - •
A., rt:all iioil It - ! rei-uvian L10i,,,s ~ ..... ..... -
itagi•in , 'OW, . ..- 1 thtt .Icc,un, ---•
~.,tit: Acc,-„,,., ~ ,„ _ ....I Kirt,guci4.: •tun, -.- ••' 77
ita,.•1.,, .., ir<s, „
.T,ltt:-• Acti,,,:ni ..... .... - ... - I Ditto Account n .. • .......... , yi,
flueo4 Ayre, triooo. •-••-••.- - I/ ttu, .: per et;.i.,..... .. 1.1 A
....
Fitt:. Account .., ....... ~..,... - JAW. Ac,,aialt .... ........ .... -
C,illi.a.. Lica.cu . ...... „.„ - er.t..iiar, ,i.,,,na5....... , .
Ditto Account ....-......... - itu.”‘an tEannis, 1822 .• ... • ••• -
C :.,it:. Mar. Bonds .. - Ditto Account ..._ . .. ,••• • -
DIA, ~,,,,,,,i, _ . ....., - Ditto -getable ....-•••-• - -
Itort az., bone% 18%14.-- ' - Spanish t3orida... ' • -
0:.•.‘"....• ACC( to „,...
1)' ''' .' t,"010, ... ...,.... - untoßr•rds, 1545...-.... ...... o't, ..
...-ritto ,Ac...oulit ' ..
..
...„ - Dato ACCOCITI, , 3 :it !,i
(i.reqk Lt,niu„.... - freuch, -*) In,. cent .. - • --•- '
Jaw 3,,,,,,i,, 1,•::-,7'
- i ~., r.•..:*...7. .... ....
Ditty.. ricer:inn ..,... - -'1.1,:i c''Ht
.lexical, tin: 4,;, Swr ,;;,1,-;„ ... -...--...... ~.xci , 4.1 ,s.:: ~ , ... 251..511
Ditto Account - ...... ....,... - rOuto:, `.2 per cal'... 53'S
Dian. ti per ce,it.
...Mt, Account .. - Ditto, !yet cent 10114;1
Neaposit4n......: ..._ ........ .-Ditto Account _
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per ,h 'at
Eastern Counties Railway
Great Western Railway uompany .. 65 .784 I;
..onoon and lilackwall Railway
l'oo'p and Croydon Railway Company 2O Iflii%
Midland Counties Railway Company 4O 30 Bituu.en, Bastenne and Gaujac
:tit.;
ily
per
:di
rrcccCaaenennat
al
t'l
liStoc k. 2 I lip
2
Gravesend and Milton I einctry Company ... 1
PRIcES OF IRISH STOCKS. DUBLIN, OCT. 0.
3 per Cent. CoEsols .3•3* Grant Canal Debt. o per cent.
100% . Ditto, 4 per cent ........ - ...
Ditto Reduced i Hibei n ian Bank
Ditto New, 18311 ~. . lOl !City of I hibliti Steam Company
3
Debentures
B,iik Stock ..
ballast Office Debentures,4 per
St°cockk ..... - ee,.t
HA LF-PAST ONE.
To the present hour we continue without aby further
arrivals. i

The merchants trading with the United States begin to
be very anxious for 0, irrivet of the several packet ships from
that. quarter. The following packets are now overdue :
The London Packets of the 10th and 12th ult. ; the Liverpool
Packets of the 13th and 19th. The wind since yesterday has
rather shifted to the westward. We may expect an arrival
from New York by Saturday next.
The Transfee Books at the Bank are opened for the
Three per Cents. Reduced and Three-and-a- Half per Cents.
Reduced.

Tne dividends on Bank Stock arc being paid this morning.
The dividends on Reduced Three per Gents. and Three.and:
R.Halt per Cents., and India Stock, will be paid on Saturday,
as also Long Annuities.
Consols have been during the morning at 91i alternately.
buyers and sellers for the Account, with little doing ; Taney,
94, at which price they continue at present. Exchequer Bills,
69 71 ; India Bonds, i 0; Bank Stock ex div., 2031-.
In the Foreign Market very little doing, Spanish Active
rather heavy, at 18.4- 1, with Coupons; Portueu .se, 331 34
Three pi.r Canis. 211 22; Br,zilian, 791 80 ; Mexican,
231 ; Colombian, 24i 1-; Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents.
534 544-; Five per Cents., 1001
In Snares very little doing, Great Western, 11
prem.
THREE O'CLOCK

Consols for the Account, 94k.
THE FUNDS.—CLOSING PRICES
8a1T1,41 FUNDS.
Bank Stock
3 per tent. Heti 9 IA Ditto Bonds ........................... 70
3 per Cent Ccds
44 Ditto Old An nuities ..............
3j, per Cent . ---,
'0 ji Ditto Sew Annuities ..... 92
3..4 per Cent. lied lid Ex. Bills, 1 ttly/ Nil . 71 pr.
New :?'v per Cent 102,4 I Ditto 5;. /....................71 pivr
Long Annuities to expire 1 Ditto 500/ 71 prr
Jan 186
Oct. 135+t
Jan. 1660
FOREIGN FUNDS
Austrian, 5 per cent — ;Portuguese Rondi, 5 per cent..
Belgian, 5 per cent — IDitto New Ditto
Brazilian Bonds 79 ~, ; Prussian, 5 per cent —
Buenos Ayr s, 6 per cent.
Chilton, 6 per cent — j Ditto, Metallic .
Colomb:aco, 6 per cent — ;Spanish 5 per cent lj.,
Jitto, JB2l
Danish 3 per cent — French,! 5 per cent. —f —c
Greek Bonds, 1825, 5 per cent — !Exchange
Mexican, 5 per cent — !French, :3 per cent
Ditto, ti per cent.. 1825 — j J :melt' 21,,,i per cent (3;
Peruvian, 1825,6 per cent.. - I Ditto,s per cent....
',CLOSING PRICE OF SHARES.—(THIS DAY.)
.._ .. ..

.1.111••
,1.11 ti
1 a,tion and I;lackwk.ll ItailwAy
LOodoit ana Czoydon Railway
Midland Counties Railway

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PROROGATION OF F ARTA '4lllE`;'i
CI HIS DAY.)

This beirr,th d y to wh;eh Paelia.nrot was prorogued, the
1-I,uie of Lords met at two o'clock, and the usual formalities
were gone through. The Commissioners were the Lurd
Chane,llor, the Earl of Altn.m ale, and Lord Falkland

The LORD CIIANCFLLOR announced that her Majesty had
bean phased further to prorogue the Rzliament until Tuesday,
the 4th December next.

CITY REGISTRATION.
(THIS DAY.)

(Before Mr. Alvt.mt.)
Mr. MY LNI cat this morain, et 12 o'clock, for the purpose
of finally settlinv the remaining lists of h!,useholders, and of
diTosintr of several reserved eases, but on entering Ci,urt the
Ltarned Gentleman stated he shou:d not delver his judgment
until the afternoon, and con4t.que,itiv they would be too late
for our publieition. The Learned Birr seer then proceeded
with the revision of the lists of St. Ethelburter, St. Helen,.
St. John Zachary, St. Olave Jewry, and St. Gregory by
St. 1),,u1'4.

INSOLVENT DEBTOKS' COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

A COMEEIAN.I BENEFIT --John Bedford, who described
himself-in his schedule to he a comedian, appli,d upon hi;
petition for a ben-fit from the Court. te the proceeds of which
he intended to satisfy his creditors in fuil of all demand. It
appeared that the insolvent, who is the fourth comedian that
has taken his benefit in this Court very lately, hal rented, in
conjunction with a Mr. Reeve, the Rotunda in the Black.
friars road, and to the f,ilure of that speculation he ascribed
his third appearance in the character of an insolvent.
. Mr. Conimissi. ner BOWEN—Why I see you have been twice
before discharged under the Act, once in 1825. and again
in 1828.

The insolvent said that unfortunately he had.
Mr. Commissioner BOWEN inquired of the insolvent
whether he had now any interest in the Rotunda?
The insolvent said that he had not the most remote interest
in i!.

Mr. Commiasioner Bowsm—What was your partnor, Mr.
RePres?

The insolvent—He was a mu,ieian.

Mr. Commissioner Bovax—And he has not paid tho:7o
dernaptls?

The insolvent--Not that I am aware of.

Mr. Commissioner BowEN, after making some inquiries
relative to the will of the insolv,nt's wife's father, ord•retl him
to he dischivged. Having succeeded in the benefit he desired,
he madam his exit.

Th,. Ri•V. John Brown Wright, the Curate of Reedharn.
near Norwich, the particulars of whose case we gave when the
matter was before the Court on Monday, was brought up again
to-day, and ordered to be discharged.