The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-26 00:00:00

ROLL'S COURT-(THIS DAY.)

The further arguments on the part heard case of Dc
Tastet v. Trariner, occupied the Muter of the Rolls the
whole day.

VICE-CHANCERY.--(THIS DAY.)

JENNINGS V. EARL HOWE.

This was a motion for the purpose of quashing or super-
seding the writ of right which our readers will recollect
was granted some time since to the plaintiff, who claimed
certain property in Staffordshire from the noble defendant.
At the time of the application for the writ, we gave a full
account of the facts and circumstances of the case, which
were not i'aried on the present application.
At the time of our Reporter's leaving, the arguments
had not concluded.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVEO'CLOCK.

Buenos Ayres papers to Nov. 8, have been received at
the North and South American Coffee-house. We extract
the following from the British Packet of November 7 :
Accounts from the interior state that Doctor Mariano
Lozario, at present a Member of the Legislature of the
Province, and one of the Judges of the Tribunal of Com-
merce, has been elected Governor of Cordova by the House
of Representatives of that Province.
" Senors Vicente, Guillernio, Reinafe, and Aguirre,
charged with the murder of General Quiroga and his re-
tinue, were brought into town in carts on Sunday last,
under an escort of twenty cavalry, and lodged in the com-
mon prison. The prisoners were in irons, with the excep-
tion of Jose Reinafe, who was indisposed, and was con-
veyed to prison in a chair.
" Accounts from Rio Grande, via Montevideo, state that
the ex-President of that Province, Don Antonio Braga,
sailed on the 24th ult. from the port of Rio Grande, for
Rio Janeiro ; and, on the following day, the troops of the
Revolutionists, consisting of about 2,000 men, commanded
by General Bentos Gonzalves Silva entered that town.
" Receptory bills in circulation on Nov. 1, 1835 :
Dollars.
Amount on Oct. 1
Emitted during the month, at the interest of 1 per
cent. per month 201,300

6,401,300
Paid in October, without including interest ~.„. 441,900

5,959,400
Redeemed

6,200,000
" The paper of Oct. 31 states, that the intelligence con-
veyed last week of an attempt at revolution in Cordova is
confirmed, but few details are given. The chiefs of the in-
surrection were taken, and promptly executed. The inhabi-
tants lent every assistance to the authorities in the preser-
vation of order. The affair is represented as the expiring
effort of the partizans of the Reinafes.

" A tremendous gale commenced about 1 A.M. on the
29th, and caused considerable mischief. The national brigs
Domingo and General Rosas parted from their anchors on
the morning of the 29th, and ran for Conchas. A number
of smaller craft steered for the same destination, and various
vessels drove. The tide was extremely high—the water
came 'over the Alameda ; and the seats on the north part
of that promenade, with their brickwork, were rooted up.
On the night of the 29th it began to reign heavily, and the
weather soon after became more moderate. The storm has
been severe, although not equal in violence to that of the
27th September last."
ORIENTAL STATE.—MONTEVIDEO, OCT. 23 : "It being to
the interest of the Republic that a mercantile agent should
reside at Liverpool, to aid the national commerce in that
city, the Government has ordered that Thomas Hughes,
Esq., be appointed Consul of the Republic in the city of
Liverpool.
" The depot of gunpowder, consisting of sixty barrels,
on the Island of Rats, near Montevideo, with two soldiers
in charge of it, have disappeared, and it is hinted that the
powder has gone to supply the belligerents in Rio Grande.
" A decree, dated the 17th inst., states that the Govern-
ment, continuing to putin practice every possible reduction
in the public expenditure, now become more than ever ne-
cessary, have taken into consideration the plan of reform
presented by the Beneficent Society, on the 4th Aug. last.
The decree then designates the sum which the Government
will provide annually in support of the female schools in
town and country."
The Montevideo Journal contains a number of docu-
ments connected with the late political movements in the
Brazilian province of Rio Grande, including a proclamation
from the Brazilian Commandant of the said province, cal-
ling upon them to take up arms to defend their country,
laws, honour and lives. A decree of the Oriental Govern-
ment states, that it having come to the knowledge of the
Government that vessels under the Oriental flag are en-
gaged in the slave trade on the coast of Africa, they order
that all registers of licenses to vessels of the
.Oriental Re-
public, or those of any foreign nation to traffic in slaves are
null and of no value. Doubloons, 1201 dollars each ; Ex-
change on England 6id.
THE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at 91k to 911 for the Ac-
count ; for money, 9171- with little doing as yet. Exchequer
Bills, 17 19 ; India Bonds, 3 4 ; Bank Stock, 2141 21.5 ;
India Stock, 2531 ; 2541.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active closed at
491 ; may be quoted at present, 491 1. No speculation
of consequence is expected to take place in the above se-
curities, until the financial plan of M. Mendizabal is as-
certained, which at present keeps the speculators on the
alert. Portuguese, 831 84 ; Three per Cents., 531 54 ;
Colombian, 33 ; Mexican, 381 ;• Dutch 21, pei Cents.,
54ii- 55.

HALF-PAST ONE.

We have this moment been put in possession of an
official letter from Vittoria, which positively contradicts the
statement in the Morning Herald, that General Evans was
on bad terms with General Cordova. General Evans, in
his letter which we have seen, dated the 4th inst., at Vit-
toria, positively states that it was not the case, and speaks
highly of the abilities of the Spanish General, and the state
of discipline in which the whole of the army is at present.
The best harmony prevailed between the two Generals.
Operations were to begin about the 10th February next.
Consols have been heavy during the morning, and were
done at 91i for the Account—at present may be quoted
91 for Money, and 911 for the Account. Exchequer Bills
higher, 20 22 ; India Bonds higher, 4 6 ; Bank Stock,
215 ; India Stock, 254.

In the Foreign Market--Spanish receded to 48i, at
present 484 ; Portuguese, 831 ; Three per Cents., .541 ;
Columbian, 33 ; Mexican, 38.

THREE 0' CL OCR.
Consols for the Account, 91i.

During the heavy gales of wind on Saturday last,
between ten and eleven o'clock in the forenoon, a large por-
tion of the balustrade above the centre arch of Blackfriar's
Bridge was blown down with tremendous violence. For-
tunately no one was passing, or the consequences might
have proved fatal.
FORMBYLIFE-BOAT—FIVEPERSONS DROWNED.
—Lieutenant Walker and the four seamen of the Formby
life-boat, who were last week drowned, would, unquestion-
ably have been saved, had they not most unaccountably ne-
glected to use the cork jackets with which the boat was
amply supplied. We understand that the men wished to
put them on, but that Lieutenant Walker did not allow
them time, although a minute would have sufficed. The
jackets, which were on board, were made expressly for the
life-boats, under the superintendence of Mr. Egerton
Smith. They were of the very best construction, and of
very extraordinary buoyancy. One of the principal ad-
vantages in this form of jacket is, that it may be worn by
seamen over their clothes without being any hindrance to
the action of rowing, besides which the jackets keep the
body warm.---Liverpool Mercury.