The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-06 00:00:00

opinion, quite certain. But he has had tact enough
to conceal his real intentions from his tools, the Minis-
ters ; and the consequence is, that he will be obliged
to reveal all, or to compromise the matter, by recalling
the Duke of IVIONTEBELLO. The latter is the most
likely termination of this very pitiful proceeding. War
there will be none.

Madrid Papers to the 26th ult. have been received
in Paris. Their contents are favourable to the
QUEEN'S cause ; although the Debats states that the
refusal of the Government to authorize the organiza-
tion and opening of the Association of the " Rege-
nerators of the People," had excited considerable mis-
trust in the Capital. The misrepresentations of the
Debats are so well known, that its statements, respect-
ing Spanish affairs, have very little weight with any
party. A Royal Decree, which appeared in the Ga-
zette of the 25th, commanding all Judges of Tribunals,
absent from the places in which they are appointed to
exercise their judicial functions, to return to them in
the course of twenty days, has given very general
satisfaction. The following summary of Spanish
affairs is from the Messager of Tuesday

" Letters of the 24th ult., from Madrid, announce a second
victory gained by General Alaix over Gomez, and the cap-
ture of 600 prisoners. Mention is also made of other advan-
tages gained over the Carlists by General Rodil in person,
the news of which was brought by a courier, who left Ma-
drid on the 27th. The powers entrusted to Rodil, as Com-
mander-in-Chief, are very extensive. He is authorised to
give, take avvay,!and change commands. He can confer pro-
motions on all ranks, and his orders are to have all the force
of Royal ordonnances. The Spanish patriots who are ac-
quainted with the activity and energy of Rodil, have confidence
that this temporary Dictatorship, with which he is invested,
will be attended with beneficial results. In Navarre, the Car-
lists are endeavouring to fortify themselves at several points.
These works have been begun at Elisondo and Urdach. At
Estella they remain on the qui vivo. There was an alerte on
the 25th, when the greatest disorder was displayed, and it be-
came necessary for Don Carlos to issue an order to restore
tranquillity. General Evans has applied for leave to proceed
into Navarre with his legion, that he may take a more active
part in the war. The accounts from the frontier carry the
loss of the chief of Nlarotto'i band in the late affair at
Prats de Lusanes to 300 killed, without reckoning a great
many prisoners. At Madrid, they are engaged in nomi-
nating the officers of the National Guards, and organising
this corps, with which the new recruits will form a suf-
ficient force to protect the capital from any attack, and
will render a garrison unnecessary. The decree appro-
priating the effects of the convents to the expenses of the
war has already produced wealth for the mint. Some per-
sons have suggested that this measure should be extended to
the objects of luxury in several opulent parishes."

We have received German papers of the latest dates.
Extracts from them will be found in another part of
Th 2 Sun. It appears by advices from St. Petersburg
to the 22d ult. that the EMPEROR is quite recovered.
In these advices, the great anxiety evinced by the
Ambassadors of England,jand France, for the recovery
of the imperial invalid, is noticed in terms expressive of
gratitude and esteem.

DUTCH FUNDS—AMSTERDAM, OCT. 3.
Money. Bills.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent. 53% .53%
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.
A ITIOI t Syndic, -It,', per rent 951,.E 96
Ditto, ditto, 3% per cent 77 78
Commercial Company, 4!:, per cent l7i4 18014
Ditto (1832 and 1533) 5 per cent.
Exchange on London, One month l2 ,7%
Two months
—Dutch Papers, Oct. 1.
HA NIBURG BORSEN HALLE, SEvr. l'O.
Bills. Money.
Austrian Metalliques, 5 per cent.
Ditto ditto 4 per cent.
Ditto ditto 3 per cent.
Ditto Bank Shares 123. 1277
Russian 5 per cents. Metal.
Anglo_Russian Loan lO3
Paper inscription, Ii per cent. — _
Russian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
...,.. ...

_ . . .
Series
Ditto, Certificates
Portuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent 47% 47
Ditto, 3 per cent. 3l L.:, 30%
Dutch 2% per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents —
Polish Bonds, 3 per cents.
New Tickets 142% 142
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cents 72 71%
Norwegian Loan of 1834, 4 p,r cents.
Spanish, in piastres, :3 per Cents."... —
Cortes Loan, 5 per Cent ... ..... ..... 20% 20 i
Greek 4 per cents. 1533, guaranteed by France 90
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
flAmetato, SEPT. 30.-13 614 ; two months, 136%.
LEIPSIC, SEPT. 23.—Two months, 6 14 ?.t.
Sr. PETEKSBUECHI, SEPT. 23 —Three months, 10%.
STOCKHOLM, Seer. 23.—Two months, 11 35.
Seiti,vg, Seer. 24.—Three m ...ills, 6.221,8.
BREMEN, SEPT 25 —Tao months, 599.
—Hamburg Papers, Sept. 30.

LORD BROUGHAM.-We mentioned a week ago,
that the Reformers of Edinburgh proposed inviting Lord
Brougham to a public dinner. A requisition to this effect has
been signed by many hundreds of the citizens and Liberals of
all shades ; and, we understand, that to-morrow morning a de-
putation leaves Edinburgh for Brougham-hall to present the
same to his Lordship. The deputation named consists of
Baillie Macfarlan, Mr. W. Tait, Mr. A. Millar (late), and
Mr. Archibald Thomson (present) Master of the Merchant
Company.— Caledonian Mercury.
The Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Rosslyn, and other
distinguished friends of the Duke of Wellington, have been
invited by his Grace to Stratfieldsay, where a party is to as-
semble this week, to partake of the amusement of pheasant
shooting.

The Earl of Jersey, at the close of the Newmarket
meeting, goes to Middleton Park, where the younger branches
of the family are staying.
The Earl of Ilchester has left Redlinch Park, in
Somersetshire, for Melbury House, in Dorsetshire.

The Earl and Countess of Rosebery have left War-
ren Wood for Dalmeny Park, near Edinburgh, where they
will receive company this month and the next.
The last bulletin of the Emperor of Russia's health,
is as follows :—" The Emperor feels himself perfectly well ;
the broken part is growing firmer together ; and his Majesty
has taken advantage of the fine weather to go out several
times."

The Prince and Princess Gallitzen and the Count
and Countess Maltitz, who, have been on a visiting tour to the
Duke of Beaufort, at Badminton, and the Earl of Wilton, at
Heaton Park, are expected to return to Clarges-street, on
Wednesday next.
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort visited Swansea
last week, and have since returned to Troy House.
The Duke of Wellington has invited a party to
Strathfieldsaye, which will assemble there this week to partake
of pheasant shooting. The birds abound in the preserves,
where the gamekeepers are constantly on the alert to prevent
the intrusion of poacher.
The Narrateur, a Swiss journal, of the 24th ult.,
states that Mr. Morier, the British Ambassador to Switzer-
land, has been directed to offer his mediation for an arrange..
ment of the differences between that country and France.

The race ball at Lincoln, on Friday night (which
formerly was pretty well attended), was not honoured with the
presence of a single individual, except the door-keepers, 4re.—
Boston Herald.

LONGEVITY.—Ann Mitchell, a widow, died a few
days ago, at Bosham, near Chichester, at the age of 100 years.
The old lady retained her faculties to the last, and on last
Easter Sunday walked to church attired in the wedding gown
in which she had been married 80 years before.

COUNTY RATES.—
Weunderstand, from good
authority, that no county rate will be levied this year in Glou-
cestershire, a circumstance which has not occurred before for
upwards of fifty years.—.Cheltenham Chronicle.

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ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.—The new opera, The
Pacha's Bridal, introduced last night to a London audience a
new candidate for:public favour, Mr. Frazer, from Bath. His ap-
pearance embodies one's notion of " jolly," and he would seem
to be more fitted to sing a bacchanalian song at a feast than to
personate the fiery-souled or the love-lorn heroes of opera.
Still, he has that much-wanted power, expression ; and, for
that very reason, all his physical disadvantages fall into the
shade. His voice is by no means of an usual kind. Without
being a pure tenor, it has some clear and rich upper notes, yet
the lower notes are more those of a bass voice than of a tenor.
In fact, it is a sort of manly tenor. Mr. Frazer was very well
received, and was judiciously honoured with an encore in " 0
Greece, beloved Greece." We shall have a better opportu-
nity of judging of his powers when he appears, as we hear be
shortly will do, in The Freebooters. Mr. Leffler sung with
his accustomed ease and chasteness of style.
SIIAKSPEARE.—It is remarkable that Shakspeare
is the only poet whose works have been illustrated by poetry;
Homer, Virgil, Horace, are explained and paraphrased ;
Chaucer and the older poets, translated ; Milton, criticised ;
but none other than Shakespeare have been illustrated by
poetry. All the criticisms on Shakspeare are poetical. He
is not only poetry himself, bnt he begets it in others; he com-
municates the faculty as the flower its perfume : at once sur-
prises the heart and awakens the affections ; and he who pos-
sesses them most, must understand him best.—The Analyist.
The Lincoln and London coach, the " Tally-ho I"
was upset en Saturday last, on descending the hill a little be-
yond Bell-bar, between Barnet and Hatfield. There were
five passengers, who, we are happy to say, escaped with only
bruises. The Lincoln " Independent" came up immediately
after, by which they were conveyed to Caldecot, and from
thence they were sent on in a pos.'-chaise to Lincoln. We
understand the horses were fine spirited animals, and Berkeley,
the regular coachman (who is an experienced driver), being
unwell, his place was taken by a person (also an old coach-
man), who was not acquainted with their dispositions, and
could not keep them under controul in descending the hill.—
Lincoln Gazette.

ST. BRUNO'S DAY, OCT. 6.—This saint was an
anchoret, and the founder of the Carthusian monks. He is
styled by writers of his own age, " Master of the Chartreuse ;"
from his Order comes our Charter House at London.