The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND and a select party of
nobility and gentry have been spending some days
the Earl of ELDON, at his seat, Encombe, Dorsetshire'
a shooting excursion.
A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock ye9ter
afternoon at the Foreign-office, which was attended bf
Marquis of LANSDOWNE, Viscounts MELBOURNE'
MERSTON, GODEItICH, and ALTHORP, the Earl of
LISLE, Lord HOLLAND, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, 013"

Duke of RICHMOND. The LORD CHANCELLOR V
quently joined the other Ministers. The Council °
deliberation about three hours.

The Belgian Minister transacted business yesterday'
Foreign-office.
The Right Hon. CHARLES GRANT has left town
few days for Brighton.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOC.
Extract of a private letter from Sunderland, dater]
November, received this morning
" The cholera seems to have alarmed the whole
dom much more than the people here, who care little
it, except for the stagnation of trade caused by the a
dity of the quarantine regulations. That a diseage
existed in the town resembling the Asiatic cholerl4,,'
has carried off a few people of dissolute habits, theii
no doubt ; but bad the cholera not prevailed on the
tinent, we would never have heard of it in Sunder.,
There are no more burials at this time than the prlo
year, and on one day in particular during the maniard
your accounts in the newspapers were so slat
there was not a corpse in the town of Sunderland 10
If we would be amused at hearing bad reports
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selves, the London Papers would afford us a far afc,
ments. We may conclude this by stating, in a very
mon word, that at present it is only a humbug.
"To Messrs.
Letters from Chambray of the 18th November, to
French Papers, nay that it is known as certain tbsio,
Piedmontese Government are occupied at present
ing a National Guard, to the number of 80,000
the defence of the country. It is also certain thst.,,

are going to re-establish the tete de pont of Alexanwe,'
On the side of Lombardy, which was dernoli'bil
1811, they are likewise erecting a fortress, near the /
of Lacava, on the road to Lessin.
Accounts from Caen state that a sanitary Cor(i
going to be established on the coast of Calvada, front)
left side of the Seine to the right side of the Vire,
is to extend to vessels arriving from suspected goalie",
(From the Bengal Hurkaru received yesterdo;4/
Some of our contemporaries have been *Oa 0
strange reports about the Purgaul Chef : we need°
observe that these rumours are quite erroneous.
Private accounts from Lodianha state that a vellj
tinguished mission had arrived there from Lahore, tilt
reception of the mission was most flattering, and the
members had set out again for Lahore.
fel
We have no arrivals this scorning, either of ,
mails or ship-letters. Consequently we are without
continental news at present.

THE FUNDS.
Console, which left off yesterday at 831 for the Are
opened at the same price, since which they have beef'
at 831
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
HALF-PAST 014
Owing to there being no arrivals up to the present1i
our communication is but of a meagre descriptio°'
every thing in the City appears rather dull.
Consols have been fluctuating during the morning
83A- -a down to 83i,1 ; at present they are 83i
scarce any business doing.
The Foreign Market continues in a state of stage'
A frigate has arrived from Bombay, but we do
lieve it is of a recent date.

THREE 0, CL 0

Console, 83i

A Cabinet Council was held this mOi
the Foreign-office, which was attended by the
CHANCELLOR, Earl GREY, the Marquis of LANsv
Lord MELBOURNE, Lord At.THOKP, Lord GO
Lord PALMERSTON, Lord HOLLAND, the Duke of
31.0 ND, Sir JAMES GRAHAM, the Right Hon. 01'
GRANT, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, and Mr. STANLIV
Ministers were in deliberation when our paper `
press.
The officers of the Plymouth Royal Oro
gave a splendid dinner on Saturday to Sir J. Oa,
Bart., Admirals Sir THOMAS HARDY and DUND',II
MANLY DIXON, Commissioners Sir JAMES Goltypf
Ross, Captains CURRY and CLAYELL, COL BLRCO,
PYM, R.A., and several other officers.

The feelings of the Anhabitants of
gate, Newark, were highly eicited on Monday
in consequence of the bones of a child of appar

tween five and six years old being found burceil bey
old staircase, in a house inhabited by a Mr. Aiosl
The discovery was effected by some workmen ell
repairing the premises. Various rumours are afl'
fleeted with the occurrence. It is stated that
Mr. ARMSTRONG'S occupancy the house was
characters of ill fame ; and it is concluded that
tim had been murdered, and the
.body pliced

staircase for concealment.— Stamford Bee.
Sir CHARLES BAGOT, our Ambu
the Hague, is recalled, and shortly expected in
take possession of one of the spacious mansions in
square, which is now fitting up for his receptio!'d
CHARLES would have returned home three or four ye)
ago, had not the negociations relating to Belgiurs Gd
him to be detained at the Hague. Lady Baca 1,11
riunger branches of the family returned from fiTo
September, and her Ladyship is now staying WI g
and Lady MARYBOROUGH, at Brighton. Miss v,
the eldest daughter of Sir CHARLES, has alwaY°
with Lord and Lady MA.Evzonounn, the parent.
BAGOT.

The Marquis of EXETER has beeoroe
former in ameliorating the condition of the poor, 11
int; the example of Mr. TUNNARD, Mr. BAO
Nonntwicw, and others, in letting to the lahr

small rents, plots of ground in Pickworth,
Wittering, &e., in order that they may cultivate
their own oubeietence....Stamford News.