The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-07 00:00:00

HORSE-GUARDS, JULY 6, IS3S.
AIEIfORANDUM.

JOHN M`DONALD, Adjutani-General

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY

DEAL, JULY W.S. W., fine.—Arrived and proceeded for
the River, the Creole, Dalrymple, from Rio Janiero ; Emerald, Pearce,
Barbadoes ; Resource, Boyle, Sydney; and Don Giovanni, Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, Juts 6. Wind S.S.E.to W., fine.—Sailed the DN.
gence, navy transport, for the eastward.

PLYMOUTH, JULY s.—Wind S.—Arrived off port, the Caroline,
Campbell, from Jamaica; and Anna, from ditto.
Fa',mourn, Juts s.—Wind S. to S.E., light breezes and fine.—Ar.
rived the Lord of the Isles, from Richibucto.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 6.—Wind S. to W.—Arrived the Emily, Wardle,
from Aricati ; Harkaway, Newcome, from New Orleans; Florence,
Barstow, from ditto; Aid-de.Camp, Innes, from Mobile; Propoutis,
llowe, from ditto; Harbinger, from Apalachicola ; and Tamerlane,
Alibre, from Savannah. Arrived off port, the Rival, from Nassau;
London, from New Orleans; St. Lawrence, from ditto; John Trough.
ton, from Charleston ; Condor, from ditto ; Macedonia, from Savannah ;
and Sir Walter Seott, from Quebec.
RAMSGATE, JULY 6.—Arrived the Commerce, Price, Gottenburg.
COWES, JULY 6.--Arrived the Calumet, Shrieve, from Batavia; Pal-
myra, Keith, from Rio Janeiro; Lightcomin, Griffin, from Havanna]) ;
and Adeline, Bacon, from New York.
OFF cue Wliar, JULY 6.—The Diana, Benson, from St. Thomas ;
Angela, from New Orleans; Cheviot, Nichols, from Hobart Town.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 6.—Arrived the Index, Gill, Marseilles.
SALCOMRE, JULY s.—Arrived off Cecrops, Finlayson, from Quebec.
BRIDGEWATKR, JULY 6.—Arrived the Emerald, Lowther, Prince Ed-
warA's Island.
BRISTOL, JULY 6.—Arrived the Ethelbert, Moore, from Quebec.
NEWPORT, JULY 6.—Arrived the Robert Quayle, from Quebec; and
Diana, from Memel.
MILFORD, JULY 6.—Arrived the Mentor, Myers, from Dantzic; and
Cheviot, James, from Quebec.
DUBLIN, JULY s.—Arrived the Jane, Glass, from Trinidad; Visitor,
mappett, from Antigua.
CORK, JULY 4 —Arrived the Bellona, Le Feuvre, from Gaspe.
LIMERICK, JIM.Y 4 Arrived the Energy, Frome, from Quebec.
LEITH, JULY 4.—Arrived the Konigsberg, Causick, from Konigs.
berg; and Lavinia, Leask, frOm Dantzic.
SHIELDS, JULY s.—Arrived tho Margaret Littlejohn, from Riga;
Allison, Gray, from Dantzic; and Cassard, Cassard, from Nantes.
HULL, JULY 6.—Arrived the Junge Esther, from Copenhagen; and
Goode Verwachting, from Kiel.
YARMOUTH, JULY 6.—Arrived the Bloom, Bruhn, from Neustadt.
HARWICH, JULY 6.—Arrived the St. Jago, Olanderson, Guttenburg.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY (THIS DAY), TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We are again this morning without ally arrivals of importance ; con.
sequently business and speculation in the funds are dull.
Yesterday being the first private transfer day, in Consuls and other
Stocks business to a small amount was transacted.
Consuls closed at 95i j for the Account, opened this moring at
95i ; Reduced, 94* g ; Exchequer Bills, 72 74 prem. ; India Bonds,
7S ; Bank Stock lower, 205 ; India Stock, 2651 266.
In the Foreign Market, the chief attention was towards the New Bel.
gjan Loan, in the course of yesterday morning, which did not appear to
be favourably received by the speculators. The amount stated was
2,000,0001. sterling. The terms with the contractors are 713 per cent.,
in Five per Cent, stock, payable in six instalments, the first to be paid of
101 on the 10th July ; the others will come due the Ist of every month,
until the lst,of December inclusive.
The rates of the Foreign Exchanges did not improve yesterday after-
noon, and little business was done in them.
Spanish Active, 221 with Coupons; Portuguese, 36k; Three per
Cents., 24i; Brazilian, 80i; Mexican, 25i ; Colombian, 27i; Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 53ti 54k; Belgian, 102*
New Belgian Loan, prem
We have no news of any descript
ritICES OF STOCKS TH.O.
Rank Stock
3 per Cent. tai. 94141e
3 per Cont. Cons
01%,
3% per Cent. ... .
Ditto Ited 1"l ah 3S
New 3% per Cent.....
Ne a' 5 Der Cent..
B^nk L mgArmultiest,Nexpire
Jan. 5, 1860 ...... ..I5 5.-16% 7-16
Oct. 10, 1554

ion in the City.'
DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
India Stoek 274
Ditto Bonds
South Sea Stuck
Old annnities
New Ditto
3 per Cent. Annuities, 1700 —
Exch. Bills, .CI,OO. ........ 72 74 inn
2 74 ptic
Ditto Small .............. 73 75 pi
Ditto Commercial .-

Jan. 5, 1960 - I Ditto Advertised ..... ...... - - Pre
Jan. 5, 16110 ........ - -' Bank Stock for Account... ..... -
April 5, 19.41 -1 IndLa Stock for Acc0unt........, -
Jan 5. 1870 - Consols for Acconnt I.SN
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNI.S 'l.l-118 DAY AT ONE O'CLOC.
Austrian Bonds - I Peruvian Bonds -
Belgian &mos.- .... ..• - i Ditto Account .................
Ditto A CCM))) t... • • •—• ••• • •-- I Portuguese lloncls BrariLaii Bond. . ... - ( Ditto Nevi Bone: ...
-
Utter Account - ............ .. -I Ditto Account ...
its, is Ayres Bonds ............ - Ditto, :3 pe.r cent._ . ......... -
Digs. Acc.itint ...... ...... .... - Ditto Account •
211 i
_
3.,11•''' hw"l. ••••••• .......... . - Prussian Bends,....
...........
Di.to Account ..... ......... .. - itubaian Bombs 1822 ..... -
Ciisumiiiaii Rolids ...... ....... .... - Ditto Account .......
Ditto A CCOUI i .
..... ... •••••-.•— I Ditto Meanie
C du Tibi. Bolide, 1112: 27 i Spanish Bond:
Di, to Account - / Ditto Account ..._ ............ D w.. 1 hoods ... ... - ...... 754 5 ' Ditto Bonds, 18:11.
• htto Areouut ........ - Ditto Account
'2',,ifii% (ire is Bonds - ..• ... ....... ...-- - French, 5 per cent ........ ...,
___
Aim) t3',1,1,. IFt:a - -- 4 per Cent
Ditto Acciiunt .......... ...... —— 3 li,r C.4)1 t
!lexica') Pari:s, 5 per cent.... -- _ Each snge.
Da-to Account .........„ ..... - Dutch, -.6,. per cent ............... 54 loi
m,
Ditto, 8 per cent.
........ .. . . ...
Ji Account ... -) Ditto, .i per cent ......• 1014%
Nea"ilitsli
--) Ditto Account ..... ...... ...- -
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT (1)).1C,i,E1. O'CLOCK.
Per Share
65
79 8
I I
10%
Loanosin am.
iii.iani Rai1way........ ....» 7 43 2X,
a-chestor and Wm ..,
Ext.ion
Rs.,
Do. 34
3,4
Do.
Brighton
tl:'n'ellielsrino7flth3it:mwmaislnYtis)Cili:;lmt.al,P,:ial
P. 5 ..............per
Company
L,,gbhor ..........
...........
..
........
32
2
EN 'HANCE Y '" " 8
C.F. 12 C, i4ibraltar ........................ 48
Ainsterdurs
oU. 12 64 Genoa •
....... ....................'•........
'.26 5
Rotten/1m
P. 3 5 !Milan ...........
Antwerp...
.. M. 13 l3 12N, I Venice .....................
Hamburg. ....... ......
13 124 I Naples ....................... 38N,
Asplialte, Clacri(d)ii.en'ssPk.a.tvoriFt, , t , ,
Esr,,RDAY.
25 55 Palermo ...... _. ...................... .... 117 '
"1575 99::.: 1
N°R :111
York,
Janeir0.,,,,,,,, ikr:
2. ....... ...................... .g....h....t. ................
.. !!4
n uw....... .............. •,s. .„ is on .................................. 5:34
11Irseile,
/3 iurdeaux
kfort on Maiiii, Ex. rd 154 i Bahia
27
F.,..0i..
h ruhle ..... :3 Us. 10 0 I Buenos Ayres
P-terstiutg . .
Berlin
rfcctir efl ...... '.? MlO 14 Philadelphia .......
Vicuna. 1' ,
Tmste......tot to lO 15 PRICE OF BULLION, PER OZ.
NI e, i rid ..6i Portugal Gold, coin .... ..E0 0 0
'37 Foreign Gold, in bars 317 9
C:311••••
;1,.11:0t:..i'a a.:.::.:yg,h, ts: , h .
Bilhoa ... '46 I New Doubloons OO 0
Bacelona 3$ New Dollars
Siwilie '''6 . Silver, bars. standard O4 1 %
3 per Cent. Censols '.r.,:51../..1.5.1.1 S.2IO,CKS, DUBLIN, JULY 5.
93% Grand Canal Debs. 6 per cent. 93
,w, per Cell% Stock 100,,, Ditto, 4 per cent. ... ..... .....
-,'Hibeinian Bank -
OrDaniiwCNanesivl'Sit'l3ocli.l . .... ..
..
101's :City of Dulilin Steam Company 1124
92.7‘29,cNiacttyei::itn1
Debentures,tnsinat4ptenrnepeny....... =
334 eallast Office Debentures,4 per
-
HALF-PAS7' ONE.
thing3B Royal*jiTn)kitht,a eet Mock:dcii,ient,
riP,"aigotill ts.u.,
si.tit
various
steamers,
r:E.:mlub.
k. 3.
ne.e.dn.rOs.st ~I.s:
affairs
Account
tf
9tlsinieiy United Sttailtlesc.ontinue in a languid state, with scarce any.
Great Western and Sirius are looked for during
the ensuing week from the United States, and are expected to bring
soicneonismoipsortant information both in respect to the commercial and local
be
Exchequerqucitl for
Bills Money 7., premium
haveuni ; been
India9l33
76 premium; Bank Stock 2051 -
In the Foreign Market scarce, a bargain doing. Spanish Active a
shade lower, 221 with Coupons; Portuguese 361 ; Three per Cents.
241 ; Colombian 27 : Danish 75 ; Dutch 54k.
In the Share Market very little doing; prices lower. Great Western
fallen to 13 prem Brighton fallen to 1 discount. Claridge's Aspliaite,
6 premium, lon;dsC=l: (71)8r
Consols for the Account, 95a.

THREE O'CLOCK.

BATTLE
U°NSECRATION OF ALL SAINTS' CHURCH,
which is the second completed out of three district churches within th;
parish of Islington,Baince.—Thursdav the above neat and elegant structure,
underwmt the ceremony of consecration by the
Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of London, in the presence of a most
crowded and fashionable congregation, consisting of the most opulent
and influential inhabitants in the neighbourhood. The usual solemni_
ties pertaining to the ceremony of consecration having been performed,
the P.ight Rev. Prelate preached a most excellent and appropriate set-_
mon, in which be expatiated upon the increasing wants of spiritual
aid in this vast metropolis, and the gratifying feeling: with which he
viewed the frequent calls upon him to perform that sraportant cc.
remony for which they were then assembled. This edifice i ; the
second erected in the parish of Islington by the united exertions of
the parishioners and the aid of the Bishops, or Metropolis Churches
Fund, It is a neat building, of the Gothic order, staeding most eligibly
in the main road to Holloway, near its entrance at Battle-bridge. It is
bomputed to accommodate 1,100 persons, nearly 300 of which are at.
lotted to free sittings, and the whole cost of the building will not exeeod
3,2001., 1,100/. of which is subscribed by the " Metropolis Churches
Fund," and the remainder by the voluntary sucscriptions of the
parishioners. The same sum has been subscribed to one recently conse-
crated at Holloway, and to the third now in course of erection at the
further extremity of the parish, which it is understood will also be con.
secrated in the course of two or three weeks,

REGULATIONS FOR THE REVIEW
IN HYDE-PARK, ON MONDAY, JULY 9.

The following troops will be reviewed in Hyde.. Park, on Monday
morning next, the 9th inst., at eleven o'clock :
Three troops of Royal Horse Artillery, having two guns each; Ist
Life Guards; 2d ditto; Royal Horse Guards; 10th Royal Hussars;
12th Royal Lancers. Three Batteries of Field Artillery, having tour
guns each. Foot Gt.ard.s —Grenadier Guards, Ist and 3d battalions;
Scotch I. usiliers, Ist and 2d battalions; Rifle Brigade, Ist and 2d
battalions.
The Line to be commanded by General the Marquis of Angesey,
K.G. G.C.B.
The Royal Artillery to be commanded by Colonel Rogers.
The Royal Horse Artillery to be under the immediate command of
Lieut.. Colonel Whinyates.
The Field Batteries to be under the immediate command of Lieut.-

Colonel Cleaveland,
The Cavalry to be commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir Charles
Dalbiac, K.C. H.

The Foot. Guards and Infantry of the Line, to be commanded by
Major. General D'Oyly.

The ground to be kept by detachments of the 4th and 6th Dra-
goon Guards, and of the 20th Regiment, the respective commanding
officers of which will, as soon as pcssible, attend the Quarter-Master
General at the Horse Guards, to receive his orders for the performance
of this duty.

No carriages are to be admitted into the Palk on that day until aft( 1.
the troops shall have withdrawn, excepting the carriages of the Royal
Family,

No horsemen are to be admitted into the Park upon this occasion,
with the following exceptions, viz. :—Royal Personages, Ambassadors,
Foreign Ministers, resident Foreign Ambassadors, and Ministers Ex-
traordinary, with their respective suites in regular attendance upon
them ; and excepting also her Majesty's Ministers, her Majesty's
Aides-de-Camp in uniform, mounted Officers belonging to the troops
to be reviewed, General Officers in uniform, Commandants of corps in
the United Kingdom in uniform.
No grooms to be admitted into Hyde-park during the Review, except
those belonging to the Royal Family.
It is to be distinctly understood, that one line only of spectators is to
be kept in Hyde Park during the Review, and that no person what-
soever, with the exception of the authorities above specified, can be
suffered to pass that line.

The General Officers and Commanders of Corps who attend the Re-
view on horseback and in uniform, will be furnished with tickets of
admission to the Park, upon applying for the same, either personally or
in writing, to the Quarter-Master General, at his office, at the Horse
Guards, to-morrow, before seven o'clock, P.M.
The Staff to appear in plain uniform upon this occasion. The
Riband is not to be worn over the coat.
By command of the Right Hon. the General Commanding-in-Chief,