The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-29 00:00:00

SPAIN.

REPORT TO THE QUEEN REGENT.
" Senora,—The vote of confidence which the Cortes granted
to the Government of your Majesty provided that the nationd
property already applied•should not be diverted from its legi-
timate object, or, in other words, that it should henceforth be
applied to the consolidation and extinction of the public debt.
" It is not enough for the fulfilment of this charge that the
destination of the property should not be altered, but that it
is indispensable studiously to guard its preservation and fructi-
fication, in order that the produce may amount as high as its
nature will permit.

" The Government has not been inattentive to any of the
means which, guaranteeing the national creditors, may justify
the confidence the nation has placed in it ; but, desirous that
the zeal of its agents should be aided and stimulated at the
same time by the corporations established to watch over and
promote the well-being of the people, it deems it very advan-
tageous that there should be formed in the capitals of each pro-
vince a junta or commission, whose functions should be limited
to promote with the greatest solicitude the preservation and
possible increase of the mass of property which now belongs
to the State, constituting a sacred mortgage for the national,
debt.

" This resolution, Senora, is besides a necesvry conse-
quence of the grand principle of publicity and regularity, from
which the Government does not wish to depart in the remotest
degree, and which it is so necessary to maintain, in whatever
concerns the public interest and the securities due to the
creditors. With the view, then, ofcarrying out this principle,
I request your Majesty to'deign to grant your Royal approba-
tion to the decree which. I have the honour to present to you.
" At the Royal feet of your Majesty,
"JUAN ALVAREZ Y MENDIZABAL. •
" The Palace, Feb. 15, 1836."

•
FEB. 9.—The last sitting but one of the Elective Cha.nber
was one of the largest, but also one of. tire most stormy and
confused that we have witnessed, and which we should not
speak of had ire not yesterday seen the spirit of party return to
employ all its stratagems, as if wilfully to embarrass and obscure
the clearest qUestions, and to excite doubts which the Opposition
Deputies certainly do not entertain, but which they make Ilse
of as weapons in this Parliamentary warfare. We say that
the Opoosition Members do not entertain these doubts, for in
the sitting alluded to, many of them attacking in the debate
the third addition of the Committee of Finance, which was to
authorise the Government to issue bills to the amount of
12,000 contos, bearing- interests at 10 reis per day in each
100,000 reis, receivable only in-the pul,;lic departments, and
redeemable by the produce of the sale of the Lizuras, after a
long debate, and a highly coloured picture of the French Re-
volution and its assignats. voted for the addition, which they
had so tenaciously opposed. • •
FEBRUARY 13.—The report 'of the Ecclesiastical Cern-
mittee on the best means of providing for the clergy has been
discussed by the Elective Chamber, and decided by a vote that
the clergy shall be paid by the Treasury ; the measure, how-
ever, is only provisional.—lisban Diariodo Governo to 13th
February inclusive.
COBLENT.Z, FEB. 22.--:The Rhine and Moselle Journal
says—" Several Newspapers lately contained the intelligence
that Princess Swartzenburg died lately at Neples, in an en:
fertunate Planner. According to the communication which
we have received, this " unfortunate` manner" was, that the
Prince one evening-, seeing the Princes; engaged in an ani-
mated conversation with an Englishman, .drew a pistol, and
shot her on the spot. Prince. Adolphus Von Swartzenburgh
is the head of the principal line of this house. He was born
on the 22d of May, 1799, and sxcceeded his father on the 19th
of December, 1833. Princess Eleanore is a daughter of
Prince Moritz Lichtinstein—was born the 26th December,
1812, and was married on the 23d of May, 1830. Two chil-
dren by this marriage are living, born in 1832 and 1833."
VIENNA, FEB. 19.—CommercialJetters from Bitoglia, say
that the Turkish troops, amounting to 14,000 men, returning
from Albania, are quartered in that town,' and that it is re-
ported they will remain therelialf nyear..•
Among the plans for iron railreads,the most important is for
one from Tienna_to Trieste.

VIENNA, FEB.. 19.'-5 per CSnt.' /Meal. .103 i; 4 per
Cent. 94- ; 3 per Cent. 75 ;.i3ttninSbares, I,366.—Allye-
nieine Zeitung, Feb. 24.

)UTC/1 FUN
'Money. Bills.
10.1ki in:3
ki 9:13,4
793,i EO
e. nt 112,4 132;4
it cent.
• month • l2 15
Iwo months

Art" ,‘

O)

per Cent.

Cci cent.

DA! o, ti;t1"o, isr.r cep'
Crnn•nerciai Co!nimuy, 4
Ditto (r-,31 and i 833) 5 p
I:XChali:;C ell 1.0t13312, 011:.

—Dutch Papers, Fels. *Z7 ,
PRUSSIA N FUNDS.-14:nr.ot, Fr:. Is.
tills.
St. Schuld. Sch. 4 per'em -."
t ... lO2 .
Pru,si An Eng,h,h L:an, 1330, 4 per cent 10i%
Ex,
ong, (.1: Loi,lon, three months 6 43.
—Prussian State Gazette, Feb. 23.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, 1-4i3. IS.
Five per Cents. Alctalhques
Four per. Cents
&ink. Shares
—Alliffineine Zeitung, Feb. -.L.
BELGIAN FUNDS, IlaussEts, FEB. 2t.
Actual th•bt, '4,,: per Cent.
Rothschild's Loin, 5 p.,r Cent. 10:4
Loan of City, 1332.4 per Cent. 9114i
tlociety of Commerce, 4,•:, per Cent '
Bank of liAgium, 5 per Cent ll4
--Brussels Papers, Feb. 28.

Nlnney

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TIIE MARIi.ETS-(THIS DAY).

coaN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of descriptions of Grain last week were goon,
and the return of Flour was considerable. The trade throughout
the week was firm for every article. This morning the fresh
supply of every kind of Corn was adequate to the general
demand. Most of the runs of Wheat came to-day in tender
condition ' • such samples that were dry fully obtained last week's
terms ; other qualities are reported rather lower. Barley, if fine
and stout, sold freely at last week's rates; other kinds met a slack
demand at former prices. Beans, if dry, are rather dearer, other
qualities have no variation. Pease of both sorts are unvaried. The
demand for Oats continues good, and the best descriptions have
obtained rather more money this morning. . The flour trade is not
brisk at the late advance, as the bakers are represented as having
purchased forward.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.

%'h eat, Red (uld)
-- White (old)
- Red 15:1.5
Fine

r"is. 41F. Beans, Small (new)... .. --F.—P.
4.'s. 43,. — (old) -S. —s,
!'l3. .56,. Tick ;new) .... 32 CAs,
:333. 403 — (old) ,
..v2i. 4.15. Harrow (new) lis.:').
(01d)......... -10 s. 42s
44;. Prank , ft"s :14s
(;ats, Feed t?ls `.-::,i
5.l

Superfi e
—Wla to

Super

... 3;s.

Bailey
-- Grinding
--- Malting ,

2tls Poland
Gls 2

Potatoe .

--- Scotch

''os. 21s,
'5, 9.7 4.

2;. s,

-- Flue New
Pe.,:5,.2, Grey, Nev
-- Maple lie
80i1er5.....

ARRIVALS LIF GRAIN IN

&,. - Irish !6- I.Fs t3s
32, Flour Town ;per sack) 265. 38s.
11, - Seconds :14: 355.
3ls. - Nialll Country "Ss :o'.
1-• (Br= 9 10..
LONDON DURING LAST WEEK