The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-15 00:00:00

THE FUNDS,(THIS 71)A.Y.)

CITY-
-7' WELVE O'Cl-
Our arrivals this morning are three French mails, and 00
from Ostend, with ship letters from St. Domingo and St.
Vincent.
Although we have the arrival of three French mails, we are
not furnished with any news of importance.
The accounts from Madrid of the 4th instant state that the
capital was tranquil, but great agitation still prevailed, owing
to the disorderly state of the troops. Another change North'
ministry was expected. A division of the army of the
had gone to Salvatierra to proclaim the Constitution. Et
was ocupied by the French division.
Wec learn from Madrid that General Rodil had arrived he:
the 4th at Salvatierra d'Alava, on his way to the army
01. t
North ; in consequence of which the Carlists are Concentrat-
ing,
their forces, expecting a general battle. Six battalions of
the Carlists, who were proceeding to Valance, have rec,erin
orders to return and join the main army, to prevent Redii r
penetrating the Carlist provinces. d from
Accounts from Maranham state, that letters receive
from
Para announce that the troubles in that province bave
been appeased; although the capital had been retaken
°lnts,
the rebels, they were still in great numbers at various 13
and cut off the communications. The interior of the Nu"
? 7.
is also in a critical state, and some of the local authorities ba
been massacred.
A Court of the Proprietors of Bank Stock will sonnibitei
this day at the Bank for the declaration of the Dividendiaane
it is expected that some important business will take
in consequence of the recent measures adopted by the
rectors in raising the discounts to 5 per cent.
TIIE FUNDS.
Consols opened this morning at 908 i for the Account, 206
898 90 for Money ; Exchequer Bills, 1 3 ; Bank Stock'
209 ; India Stock, 25Th 9582.
2T9JrrietphapesesFrisecereign Market Spanish Active rather better, 28i.
Passive,
Deferred, 121 ;
,Po_r.tu,s_auese, 611. 4
8 ,
25 ; Mexican,26l.
A Dutch Journal, of the 12th instant, states that !
2 , Dutch 52g. 3- Columbian,
2 C!..
counts from the Hague, of the 10th, says, that the negnati.sa-
tions on the differences between England and the Pays P-a's
relative to the duties on merchandize imported into Jaiva'.s
well as to reimbursement of sums, still continues ; afitt. 'the
rs
'alleged that the English Ambassador has transrnitted ae,
Dutch Government a note, in high terms, in which be
mands a restitution of six millions.

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CIC
ONE O'CLO,,,
Within these few minutes both the British and ri°,ire- to
Markets have become very heavy—Consols have receu:' bits
89i 4. a for Money, and for the Account, 891 90 ; Spam.'"
also fallen to 28i 1.
010'
.HALF-PAST - epieo
The result of the Bank Meeting this morning has b-haa
much satisfaction—the assertions that the Directors f the
acted from other motives than to promote the interest o
country having been negatived by the Governor. The duct
decd of 4 per cent. was unanimously agreed to. The e7ene-
of the Bank during the present crisis was the subject 0, secl
ral congratulation, and a vote of unanimous thanks was Pa-

to the Directors.
The following has been posted at the Stock Exchange:al°
" The Governor and Company of the Bank of Buglanri• ye(
hereby give notice, that they will make advances on secti-fitals,
the certificates given by the Paymaster of Exchequer, th•
for such Bills now advertised as have been delivered jelfor
Exchequer Bill Office, for the purpose of being exchaugeooth
new Bills—such advances to be repaid on or before the
nt.o
October next,togcther with interest at the rate of 5 Per,c,egeri
This being settling day in the Foreign Market, the ehely
and jobbers are occupied in making up their accounts.Th&erivel,
viest to adjust are the is Spanish and Portuguese. The the
extreme fluctuation may be quoted at 3,1- to 4 per Cent'
ier
latter at about 6 per cent. ; Spanish Active has rathe' 29;
proved since the morning, and may be quoted at 28,i t°
Portuguese! also 631 6,V2-; Three per Cents., 39-A- 401. , no-
Consols,which were heavy in the morning at 891-, are a' r
sent 90/ it.
OCk
THREE O'CL-
Consols for the Aecount, 90/ i.

were
One hundred and twelve brace of partridges sty
shot during the first week in the season at Mr. Corbet's,
dome Castle, Shropshire, by two guns only. 010'
Such has been already the coldness of the illobeco
that the thermometer, even in sheltered situations, 15/5
within a few degrees of .‘ freezing."
In all the lower,
parts of Hertfordshire, t°loll
Bromyard, the produce of the fruit this year is reolar.otbe
abundant, whilst comparatively there are but few apples
1
upper part. ' atts
Sir Frederick Bathurst, Bart., arrived at Mivatir
Hotel on Tuesday, from his seat, Clarendon Park,-
Salisbury.
The Count Survilliers (Joseph Bonaparte), when
The
on his last visit to the United States of America, Sold a
estates in New Jersey and elsewhere. after
The Prince of Canino (Lucien Bonaparte), for
being occupied for many months in preparing his Meal°
the press, has again departed on a tour. fo'
The Duke of Norfolk is expected in town in a
days, from his seat, Arundel Castle, Sussex. been
The weather in the North of England has
fa gel
l
very bad and stormy, similar accounts to the following
from the Kendal Mercury, are found in most of the prr:f 104
papers :—On Sunday night last, about nine o'clock,
of the country was'visited by another awful storm of lien lot
thunder, and rain. The hurricane was of short duratalidei
dreadful whilst it continued. At one time the rain deg. otes,
in a deluge, and for a quarter of an hour or twenty teal,vid
blaze after blaze of fire burst from the clouds in such 'lO
succession as to keep up a constant illumination, whil.s:bosB
thunder meanwhile growled or rattled through the air W' or
a moment's intermission. No damage was done in this 'l3l
diate neighbourhood. raite
CHURCH RATES.—From the Cornwall 6,, 061
we perceive that the Hon. Member for Truro has ad"rtoll
the independent electors through that paper, previouslY,..es o
rendering an account of the part he took in the proceedisZe
last Session. On the subject of church-rates Mr. Tooke buts
I regret to add, that no satisfactory intimation Wag S. ill I''
Lord John Russell of his intentions respecting them tbo'l
next Session, but I feel assured that whatever may ,m;igtb
intentions, and I feel that they will not reach the le lobe?
antire abolition, that if the Dissenting communities tbof-tyo.
England arc true to themselves and to the justice 00, tb;
cause, they must and will succeed in extorting frl'Ofth,rl
Government the tardy atonement of an entire remoo, eflte
odious and partial impost. It rests mainly with the Diseburec
in most places to determine whether there shall be any 0010
rate at all, and in every place they may, and shouldlo in tbo
an indispensible condition of present and future suPP° . tl,csr
exercise of their political and Parliamentary franchise dent Pa
remedies, it is obvious, would be defeated by any eVetigbt,
shifting the charge to any general fund, and this %a Vie
that very account, to be more strenuously resisted t"
the rate itself.
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On the 11th inst., at ClaNE'eritßonTilarSk, the lady of P' l3°
of °
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Esq., M.P.,
AtihPe 12otfhainsostn.., at Holborn, Mrs. Richard OP
daughter. T. ga
On the 13th inst., at Mitcham, the ladof the Rev'
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den, of a son. Mattbefih
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On the 7th inst., at Edinburgh, the Countess of g Ay
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dauOn ghter.
the Bth inst., at Cotswold House, Gloucestershire' ,
Louisa Hughan, of a daughter. c gore
On the 12th inst., at Ruperra Castle, the lady °f .
Esq., M.P., of a daughter.
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MARRIED. 5
On the 13th inst., at St. George's Hanover-square, gaff 1, "
sons, Esq., solicitor of Margate, to Phoebe Brandon, of
onaf,
street, Piccadilinly. 4 Si
On the Bth st., at Caversham, Oxfordshire, GeoiP: We WO
Esq., of Reading, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of tne
Boulger, Esq., of Bradfield.
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On the 13th inst., at Lark Hill, near Liverpool, Mw- lettf
re'
wood, Esq., banker, aged 84. /1% rs* if
On the 12th inst., at. Hampton Court, aged 86,
sister of the late Earl of Uxbridge. garere4°li
On the 11th inst., at Exmouth, aged 16, Augusts Jobe
daughter of Captain the Hon. G. Poulett, R.N• vrife of
On the sth inst., at Wevmouth, Elizabeth Miller, ,est
Y°
Savage, Esq., of Madras, Master in Equity.
On the 9th inst. at Jersey, aged 8, Robert Step
.bell' ' 4501.-"-
son of Major G. Nicholson, late of the Royal Marines ho, i'ss(l'
On the 111th inst., Captain Charles Borlase, of Fareforneri,
On the 13th inst., at Grove-hill, Camberwell, John ,_ire, ~,011'
On the 12th inst., at Claybrook Hall, Leicestero.oor! ''
Ruddell, second son of the Rev. George Clark, of the 4' slee
tary Asylum, Chelsea. gems' Ell
On the 11th inst., at East Barnet Rectory,
scj, of Pi
nora, wife of the Rev. T. H. Elwin.
On the 11th inst., Afred Banks, son of M. Start, pot,'
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Majesty's Customs. j'
On the 10th inst., Mr. Thomas Spiller, late of the et"eacY
is 5'
Department, Somerset House. r 7 yetiti 53st'
On the 11th inst., at Hampton, Yorkshire, age„ii 1, 'fioese'
ria, the wife of John Charles Constable, Esq., of Oak psi'
tersea. Wit°
On the 13th of Mardi, at Acra, East Indies, 0° wijoff
Esq., Surgeon
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aged SI, OS'
of H. Crosse, Esq.,
Oa, the 7th inst., aged 17, Cordelia Deere, (laughter °f•
ober
anon, Esq.. M.D., of Penllyne Court, Glamorganshirate Sea
Dn the 3d inst., at Edinburgh, Geo. Black, Esq.' f tbe
liter ° i,
of Customs, Port Glasgow.
On the Ist inst., at Wakefield, Elizabeth, eldest .4 Pei'
late Captain T. New, R.N. /of 6° '
On the 10th in at Islington, aged 25, the nevLbent ~
8.A., of St. John's College, -Oxford, and late Irwin. itoDerw
ear, near Huddersfield. aged
63;0,0i
On the 9th inst , at Heavitrce, near Exeter, ag , .
Graham, Esq. .
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