The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-28 00:00:00

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

Tile MASTER of the ROLLS was occupied the whole of the
m6:7ning in hearing unopposed petitions.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JULY 25.—PATftoNAGE, —The. Pilot, of `lll2inday
last, strongly reprehends the recent appointoents which have
been made by the Government to the new Consi!abularr Force,
and takes occasion to correct the errors into whioh the Chro-
nicle is P.ffirmed to have fallen on this subject. The stability of
Earl Mulgrave's government is said to be, in some degree,
concerned in these "singularly injudicious appointment," and
they " have caused much surprise, and very considerably
tended to weaken the public confidence in his Excellency's
administration." The Pilot adds, "We dread the future use
which may be made of the power thus vested in men *ho are
in their hearts the enem,i(3 and not the friends of the" Admi-
nistration, and of liberal p;inciples. We do not love to see
avowed Tories filling all the important offices in the consta-
bulary force. We' naturally feel alarm at finding the country,
from the north to the south, from the Past to the west, ap-
plotted out to the Government of those cannot and will
not obtain the confidence or affections of the people." No
policy can be more reprehensible—none weaker or worse—.
than that which places power in the hands of iniplacable
enemies, and excludes, at the same time, the zealous fricnds
by whom the Government is supported. The Grey Govern-
ment thus exercised its patronage, and is supported. It
soon then began to sink in public esteem, and neither in its
decline or at its fall was sympathy or regret expressed.
liThe Rev. John Schultz has been deprived of his license,
and prohibited from any longer preaching, celebrating marriage,
or performing any other functions of the ministry, in conse-
quence of marrying persons clandestinely. —Mail.
JUSTICE RENT.—Communications continue to be daily re-
ceived by Mr. French, Secretary of the General Association."(
Ireland, announcing the holding of meetings in vario9# partS
of the country, to organize the collection of the justice
rent for Ireland, on the same scale as the rent for the old Ca-
tholic Association.

CENTRAL INDEPENDENT CLUB.--A meeting of this Club
took place on Monday last.
GREAT ANTI-TITHE MEETING.—An immense assemblar
of the landlords and other inhabitants of several parishes in i •
King's County was held on the 10th of July, at Blackbollovit
near the town of Clara, to petition for the abolition of the
hateful and blood-stained tithe system. Edward, qox, Esq.,
J. P., of Clara-house, presided. The meeting was one of the
most respectable ever held in the King's County.
LORD MULORAVE.—We feel happy to be enabled, to inforel
our readers that the preparations for a festive banquet are
proceeding rapidly. They are on the most extensive scale,
and will far eclipse anything of the kind ever given in Water-
ford. Mr. Stuart takes the chair, with unanimous consent;
and men of all shades of politics have expressed their deter..
mination of attending and paying to Lord Mulgrave that
respect to which he is entitled, from his high station and
polished manners, and from the fact that he is in Ireland the
representative of his Sovereign.—Waterford Chronicle.
The Viceroy and his lady were enthusiastically received oe
Saturday last at Castlemartyr, by the Mayor, who headed 0,
deputation of which Capt. Parker, R. N., was a member.
REVEREND FORGER.—WHAT IS THE PROVOST ABOUT ?---*
It is, we believe, the intention of the Catholic Church of the
United Kingdom to prosecute the Libeller. Counsel's opi-
nion has been taken, and the Durham case is held to be
conclusive.—Dublin Evening Post.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Our only arrival this morning is the French mail. •
Although it has been generally reported tbat•Don Carlos
and his troops have been plentifully supplied with money, we
have every reason to believe that orders have been received is
this country to dispose of his jewels.
The favourable information received this morning from the
north of Spain, with the critical sit:iation of Gomez's arrnf,
which we have no doubt will be taken en detail, with the rise
of the Spanish Stock at Paris, 1 per Cent.; together W,ia'
the account of the capture of Estella by General Bernelie'
have given hopes to the speculators in Spanish Bonds, that the
Spanish armies are on the eve of commencing operations.
consequence of this, Spanish Securities are upon the rise.

THE FUNDS.
Consols opened this morning at the closing prices of Ye,,s-
terday, 91 for the Account; at present 911-4 ; sane for
Money. Exchequer Bills, 11 13 ; India Bonds, 1 di,:ct.;
Bank Stock, 2121 213 ; India Stock, 2591 r.
The Foreign Market is buoyant, and Spanish Active Bonds
have improved on the leaving off prices of yesterday, froln
38,1 to 38 139 ; Passive, 11 1 12 ; Deferred, 161 17;
Portuguese, 782 794 ; Three per Cents., 492.; Co3ombiaop
290; Mexican, 321 331 ; Dutch Two-and-half per CentS.
551 56.
lIALF.PA ST OIyE.
We have not any further arrivals from any quarter to the
present hour.
Consols have been done in the early part of the morning a
91i for Money; at present may be quoted 91 I} for the
Account and Money ; Exchequer Bills, 13 10 ; Indii
Bonds, 2 discount ; Bank Stock, 2121 ; India Stock; 259 i.
The Foreign Market is aot so buoyant as in the earlier
part of the day, when Spanish Active reached 381 39, since
which it receded to 381—at present 38/ ; Passive 114 ; De'
ferred ; Portuguese 784794; Three per Cents., 492
The Dutch mail has arrived of the 27th inst., with t,e,
prices of Amsterdam Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 55 13-16
Five per Cents., 102 15-16—an improvement on the last
prices—on the Two-and-a-Half per Cent, ; on the Five
per Cents. 5-16.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 91i 4.

Four men, three of whom are brothers, ou; of the
five who murdered Egan, near Roscrea, have been OP,Prei
heeded, and identified as the persons concerned. A gallon P
beer to each of these wretches was the bribe for committing-
this murder.—Limerick Star.

(ADVERTISENIENT.)—T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith'
&c., 47, Cornhill, London, informs the Public, that he offer!DESSERT FRUIT KNIVES and FORKS, with plainiv°l
handles, silver ferrules, plated on steel blades, at Three Guineas
per dozen pair, or with solid silver blades, at Eight Guinsas and $
Half per dozen pair.
N. B. Carved ivory handles at 13s. 6d. extra per dozen pair!