The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-01 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY,

dillera Villanueva de los Infantes. In that expectation Rodil
kept at Santa Cruz, and Alaix at Baylen.
Gomez, on the 15th, released most of the 2,500 Na-
tional Guards of Cordova he had dragged along with him.
Ti,e measure denotes that be has wished to get rid of a multi-
tude who could obstruct the rapid marches he contemplated.
" General Narvaez, who was at Nledini Celi, has arrived at
Aleala d'Hanares, four leagues from Madrid, with his division,
in order to cover that capital, whilst Rodil manceuvcrs before
the Sierra ..;forena."
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rills., one.
Austrian :lletatliques, 5 per cent.
Ditto dittd 4 per cent. —
Ditto ditto 3 per cent.
ahtto Bank shares . 1325 lIL-.1
Russian 5 per cents. Metal.
4 9714
Anglo_Russian Loan lO4
Paper Inscription, 6 per cent -....-
Russian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
Serirs
Ditto, Certificates
mrtuguege ilegeney Bonds, 5 per cent 4N
Ditto. it per eknt 3l
Outtell 21, per Cents.
Pato 5 per Cents —
Polish Minds, 3 per cents p2.,,, 127
New Tickets 14714 14714
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cents.”.
Norwegian Loan of 1834, 4 per cents. 77.77,.,,,., 102
spanish, in piastres, 3 per Cents.... .. ... ~.
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Cortos Loan, 5 per Cent
Greek 4 per cents. 1533, guaranteed by France 90 -- -
i EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HANI HO RG,CT. 25.-13 8 ; two months, 13 ti%.
rlttl=s, OCT.O 25.—Two months, 599,
Sr P4.7-,rgr..satinnit. OCT. 15 —Three months, 10%.
STOCKIICS4.44, MT. 21.—Two months, 11 34.
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

SENTENCES.
The RECORDER, attended by the Sheriffs and other City
Officers, sat this morninj at ten o'clock In the New Court,
for the purpose of passing sentence upon the various pri.
soners convicted at the present Sessions. The Court was
extremely crowded during the proceedings.
Sentence of death passed upon William Spinks, William
Bell, and Ambrose Elms, for robbery.
To be transported for Life.—Patrick Fruin (aged 15),
Wm. Waller, Thomas Roberts, Charles Farcy, Richard
Allen, George Blake, Sarah Monre, Mary Ann Hatch,
John Rickards, William Harris, Thos. Dillingham, Chas.
Williams, Chas. Rich. .

To be transported for Fourteen Years.—George Dale,
Henry Lay, Edward Jones, Benjamin Faulkner.
To be transported for Seven Years.—Thomas Hunter,
Mary Sullivan, James Saunders, John Davis, Richard Re-
gan, George Myers, Thomas Long, Thomas Brown, Jo-
seph Burgess, James Hogan, William Maddams, Thomas
Cowley, Peter Cassidy, Walter Holliday, Philip Neale,
Mary Boxall alias Smith, George Oliver, Charles Church,
John Selby, William Lewis, James Berry, William Hayle,
Joseph Watson, John Sims, Henry Clover, Anne Corde-
roy, Elinor Gibson, William Tweed, John Williams, John
Mason, Michael Joy, John Porter, Edward Still, Mary
Wright, James Kelly, John Burke, John Nowlan, Jere-
miah Murphy, William Taylor, William Holloway, Wil-
liam Hill, Francis Smith, Catherine Wickhart, John Wil-
liams, James Turner, Samuel Walpole, James Harwood,
Henry Jeffreys, Richard White, James Newton, Frederick
Scholes, Alfred Rough, Geo. Smith, and Anne M'Carthy.
To lac imprisoned Two Years.—John Brown, alias John
Allen Brown.

To be imprisoned Eighteen Months.—. William Daven-
port (a soldier), for assaulting a police-officer with a bayonet.
To bo imprisoned for Twelve Months :—Henry Locke,
Mary Gilea, Emanuel Foulcher, Samuel Suddenwood,
Thomas Golding, Mary Golding, and Daniel Biggs.
To be imprisoned Nine Months :—John Gamble and
Hannah Shelton.

To be imprisoned Six Months :—Thomas Wall, Mary
M'Allen, Robert Osborne, John Cocking, John Davis,
George King, Sophia Berry, Charles Wight, John Maffin,
John Hayes, Mary Donald, William Purkis, Peter Grif-
fiths, Margaret Callaghan, William Tucker, Grace Nichols,
and Samuel Andrews.

To be imprisoned Three Months :—Jane Anne Heath,
William Garrett, Esther Jane Munden, Anne Jones, Thomas
Boling, Lewis Welton, Jane Angel, alias Vickery, George
Easom, James Young, Nicholas Higgins, Hannah Tudor,
Richard sough, Samuel Martin, Sarah Farmer, Margaret
Leicester, tlizabeth Bruton, John Crekar, Frederick Ab-
bott, Sarah NEtWifittP, Eliza Murry, Mary Browne, Duncan
WCerthy, William Napton, and Charlotte Tuffs.
To be imprisoned Two Months—John Lever Foster, and
John Baker.

To be Imprisoned Six Weeks—William Meek, John
Robinson, Anne Millar, Charlotte Shepherd, Mary Do-
naldson, and John Brown.

To be Imprisoned One Month—George Wood, William
Wood, Jas. Burton, John Miller, Jas. Wilson, John Hay-
wood, Ellen Regan, and William Browne.
John Wiles, and Alfred Carter, were discharged, having
been nine days imprisoned.
The Court will sit to-morrow morning for the purpose
of fixing the Sessions for the ensuing year.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS I)AY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Our arrivals this morning are the French, Ostend, and
Hamburg mails, and ship letters from Demerara, Tobago,
Newfoundland, and New York.
A French paper received by the express this morning
states, that the Queen of Spain's Speech will principally
relate to the modifications to be made in the Constitution.
As the present Ministry wishes to have the good grace of
the French Doctrinaires, it is stated that a proposition will
also be made to the Cortes, that the Constitution shall
adopt a Chamber of Peers. The first discussions will be,
according to general report, on three principal points—
first, the abolition of the Council of Regency ; secondly, to
maintain the exclusion of Don Carlos and his heirs from all
rights to the Throne ; thirdly, the nomination of Queen
Christina as the only regen Ito her (laughter Isabella.
It is expected that on these questions the majority of the
Chamber will agree, bat they will not be adopted without
animated debates.