The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-17 00:00:00

RAMSGATE-WEDNESDAY.

HiS NI •
flay about aiesty's steam-packet Ferret arrived here this
la e half-past one o'clock, having left Calais at nine.
1142csequence of the bar being up at the mouth of
)44 co' harbour, she was unable to enter that port. She
tied by hoard the Prince Ferdinand of Portugal, accompa-
liigh 3' his father the Duke, and his brother, his Serene
tone iTss Augustus of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, and his Se-
idigh High
the Prince of Leinengen, son of her Royal
ps the the
of Kent, four carriages and suite.
the zi,'ev was thronged with spectators assembled to greet
ho,arucill!strious visitors. The numerous vessels in the har-
4ad thisPlaYed their flags ; the• royal standard was hoisted,
trious e scene Yeas' truly animating. On landing, the illus-
kiestst,rangers were received by Mr. Hodges, his Belgian.
hotel Y 8 C°nSta at this ort, and escorted to the Albion
oarria,', Where they remainedp to take refreshment, whilst. the
of Vs were disembarked. About four o'clock the Prince
therwti,ngen departed for London in his caleche. Shortly
tioter's the Prince of Coburg and sons left the Albion
less thin three carriages and four, and two post-chaises. In
corvo,4° than hour after their departure, the Baron de Mon-
ef ,the Portuguese Minister, and Lord Elphinstone,
oo Sanctatn Lords of the Bed-chamber, who was sent to Dover
of pY to receive and attend on the Prince Ferdinand
,
1;46 drove in from Dover with three of the King's
IC,,e,s' which had been sent thither to convey the Prince
"otioee,—ngten Palace. An express had been sent, from
tois,t,A‘c Dover as soon as the packet was in sight, which
tlifferet' these noblemen, owing to each party having taken
4kat 'lt routes; consequently their disappointment was
tad 41°,4 their arrival here to find that the illustrious party
'45 -fact.alt their
left Ramsgate for the metropolis. The arrival
to Dr the Royal visitors was so unexpected that
.ellei,Parations were made for their reception. Le Courier,
llef re: Tail Packet, came in here also this morning shortly
eal°s•- tne Ferret, with about fifty passengers. She left
b,eis after the Ferret had started. The arrival of these
otiiitr vessels at this port is an additional proof of the
iroeLe,l .Ramwate harbour, which can be entered at al I
41aethe e,:`,,t'de, and at all winds ; whereas Dover is frequently
Risible from a bar being thrown up at its mouth,
eoly:k Prevails at W. or S.S.W. If public convenience
tooei',,ere consulted, the establishment of Post-office packets
Tams between England - and Ostend would be fixed at
Clue bate, as it is decidedly the nearest British port to Bel-
this I,' and as vessels can at all times of tide enter and leave
harbour without the use of boats, a considerable time
generally be saved in the transmission of the mails.

MADRID.

(FROM A PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.)
Madrid, March 4.
%4411111° iGaz..ette gives an official account of the Captain,
Ild.Perii °I Catalonia, announcing the dislodgement and
';srliat°° a a rebel corps from Mura, commanded by the
telo4, Chiefs Sirera, Fep de Serria, and a native of Bar-
teitt of ',IIarne.D.DIUIOWD. Likewise, the more important de-
:l34 4,000 or 2,400 Carlists at Santa Lima, on the road
i'•tllotiteltre,l% Where fifteen or sixteen were killed, and many
deed °Y the column of Colonel Arpiroz. Among the
earwtl° two Carlist Chiefs, Francisco Terres, Chic ho
e 44,-e. to Farfana, an Adjutant of Borges. A prisoner
.l
413 'as to have been shot next day, by way of reprisa
t,eoned°f the Queen's soldiers put to death by the rebels.
.11.1;-,,170 reports, in a dispatch dated Feb. 24, that the
ti",1113-rio'llief El Rojo, having advanced with 300 infantry
placed, Geeral Fello sent one half of his lancers
1;1)0,s-1°1104re them, supported by one company of foot,
AdJ4tthe enemy, , ed dispersed him with loss. •An
0/7tt,of Tellos, andy a
staff officer, were wounded.
ZPart 'i_stl,,We.dnesday,• eighty individuals, who had borne
`Qe ow °Jim disorders of Barcelona, amongst whom was
e t'oubs Xandero, were embarked on board the ship
transported beyond sea, by order of the
T, ev„ueneral Mina.
hs'atslo-h"; columns of 2,000 men each, are orgenized in
'4ll -la, and will soon clear the Principality of the re-
s of
I'4 Carlism.
pi e'°tlling and armament, drill, and instruction of the
I'4 I'B of the grand levy of 100,000 men, proceed re-
About 600 were mustered yesterday afternoon, in
k• ly• rad° of Madrid. They are all young
men—
re4o4
: their very short, so as to be obliged
ached pantaloons, which would otherwise have
°ver their toes. They seemed to be
.in good
,-"tertsl;anci quite proud of their new military trappings, and
fear of any desertion to the enemy. Upwtahreds
Zefo• 'r
llien are in different depots, from which
them by land and by sea to the army of the North,y
'",oney for the fines of those who bought
. themselves
44• 14, tlie coffers of Government: This Grand. Levee
Zre em' is therefore no longer an impracticable chimera, a
"ttli 14Y boast, bravado, as it has been termed by the
or
4°l Ca r
I)re !Noll r ism ; but a papable proof of the prudence
lie mr,of the Queen's Government, as it has been justly
fk4l44•4ti' his Mlijesty'r.Speech at the opening of Parne-
ll at
ill dvised Prince, the Pretender, has already
i(l44d will -a
•
eot soon still more sensibly feel the blows of the
1,114i4 which vigorous conduct of the present Government of
tC.:l,Ar:tl(oll,l.lis_seeret supporters
h move heaven and earth
del ist
(2,teuiSPlace. Theyn
.avae got up a report in all the
thattleStia trohautkMe e d z hal will be driven from the
of Rivas and Senor Isturiz will be
Secirwitil the e
formation of a new Ministry, the latter
'veder'°4eously supposed to be offended at not having re-
-1111:4104t4;eat in the present Cabinet., whereas he i 3 still on
(14•141,'lltiniate termsP with the present Premier, visits
1,,°11• fl(1 will support him to the utmost, as time will
ith respect to the Duke de Rivas, who as Vice-
t`;l., of t;" 111 d. not well uphold his authority in the Chem-io peer
he
would a very respectable.man, and sincere
41,11`1%10d 11,,t hemake a sorry premier to ride s
on the.
eon •°'• anarchy, and to restrain factious provincial
the nor
stituent Juntas ; besides, where would his Grace
tc Th~di sinews of war, money, to pay the army.
Nnd ena
ds
teq at ritHAS are slowly improving. The Debt without in-
"'"tavo was today down at 14k.

BANK OF ENGLAND.
1111)'11'11' 11,8114 averacre return of of the liabilities and assets of
4,11:41t:„..;:lef England, embracing the period from the 15th.
thi,t olg:t
so
Gr, 1835, to the Bth
.inst., .which was inserted. in
, azette gives the following results—viz., that
183 the of the ;-nonth ending the. Bth inst., as compared
1.1.1115 1-. average of the month ending the 15th December,
IN,e)assellvl's an increase in the circulation of 936,000/.,.a
u stock the
`°4 of bulliondeposits of 4,200,0001., and an increase., in
of 690,000/. Wherefore it appeal.rs,
tii4l thtlitt: is a deerease in the liabilities of 3,264,0.00 .1,
til'elley il;etptesents the
.decrease in. the total quantity.?
t tt4lothle month ending the Bth inst., as compared with
„ IRlR4I'd - "ing the 15thr of December, 1835, so far. as,
tlßlitha.lthe administration of the currency by the Bank of
and
`qt 4,0 Yearly,,com
parison is as follows :—The average of
4;11.4' tltriiir ending the Bth instant, as compared
,with the
I,stee'''en-` tne month ending the 7th of April 1835, shows.n
Zi (141 in the circulation of 483,000/., an increase i
13t-i'li e"sits, 01 `1371000/., and an increase in the stockere ofis
1.,- i4l.„°- ',.665,000/. Wherefore it appears that there
re-
'tea e'-ase in The liabilities of 3,888,0. 00/. ; and this.
ttln "t the •
. -etli t.e increase in the total quantity of money,. in the
'tltt "(ling the Bth instant, as compared with the Month
t4ll4„tht 7til of April 1835, in so far as.regards the ad-
the.l4°C the currency by the Bank of England .
teilr, - Proc.A•
kp 'es i '-`44lg statement and remarks relate to diffe-
list4al:?4'Y ; but the following statement will exhibit. the
h,* Ilt Zraa'e amounts of the circulation, the deposits, and
''tleit,-;of bullion, at the intervals of three months, com-
4i7eLle 7tb or April 1835, and ending the Bth inst: :
Cge of the month ending the 7th of April 1835.
,lretilation -
... £19,053,000
kier,osits ***************************
11,557,000
Avel3lillion ...
********************************** 6,536,000
*********** ............. 'f•-•ge of the month ending the 30th of June, 1836.
,-Irculati
-r, On ................ .. .......... .-£18,618,000
""eposits ...
Av,_ll4lli, ...

erage........................... 12,715,000
o f", t ............
6,743 000
,the. Month... ......... "••••••
ti_retliation ending the 22d of September, 1835
A. e utzei sits
............... ............. .R 18,318,000
rte 11i0n,,,....
.............................. 15,481,000
Aith_
mom ...... ................. 6,548,000
,ereeiate,_ . ending the 15tb of December, 1835
4llyeioe
................................ 20,128,000
61, rage
of ...................... 7,511,000
teeeiation
..1:110 month ending the Bth instant.
11,1112%4s
...... :--•••••••••••••• .. —X18,570,000
................................ 15,928,000
........ 8,201,000

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lvtlitLtilktl.,llll,°ll------------CHANI.---.We learn with sincere plea-
t the last Brougharn's health has materially improved
Nesallble that
two or three weeks ; but it is not considered
8'',... at he should return to London till after the Easter
4.
eeds /ere j!)llß‘3s Strlith eurt. -,-,
qttr' tq music ) 0. the IJOltill House, Dorset, whose
l'e !v°ln are so p‘oyular, has just published a beautiful
I -qu 1 --, entitl
Lep 4lYvy 1 ed, Songs of the Alhambra," which will
4 `arm'QS ouch e
graceto her numerous friends and to the üblic.
Qt fi - and sweetness in these productions, and
L,tv e Lyricesucate feeling, which forcibly reminds us of somel
or Lilo (44)11 Poems of the late lamented Mrs. Hemans. _ Ve
''rai'ors--. t tballthis beautiful volume will have a large circle
b`l'A'r
op 1
%it 're, Es RELAND.—The High Sheriff, Vero
Pay;:, Relthf 'I., Presented Judge Perrin an elegant. pair of
L‘r . ritir, ,
e 4 4size,lll-`_. gloves, on the singular occasion of our
s --..zimer.iving Proved maiden, and no sentence of death
~i, Nt0k,,,,, 'oh Chronicle.
44' hQIN T E third window in
dt,i, IS to . URKEy,—_ very
th and w 0 is a •
he ~ varlet.. pipe shop, and they show, by their splen;
skok .re marked J, the expensiveness of the passion. Some of
e. 200 dollars. The streets reek with tobacco