The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-30 00:00:00

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THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY•)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOGA•
Our arrivals this morning are a Lisbon Mail. by the EsPnirl,
sailed 21st March ; and a Leeward Island Mail by the Seago
r 5
_
—sailed from St. Thomas 7th March. We have ship-lette
• and
from New York, by the Philadelphia, arrived at Deal
from the Mauritius of the 26th December. lig
The Baltimore Chronicle remarks the arrival at Annan/
of the Honourable Mr. Fox, the new British Minister. i;:t
was well received. The manifestation of the sense entertain
of the kind and paternal offer of Great Britain, to mediate_
between France andthe United States, proved very gratifyina
to Mr. Fox.
We have Jamaica ere this morning to the 28th of Feb..'
M
It would appear that the As3embly would be convened duty
Bth of March (the day to which it was prorogued).
say these papers, "how Lord Sligo is to meet his friends
rt _
ea
Members, we are wholly at a loss to imagine. It was epe for
currently in town yesterday that Led Sligo was preparing
his departure."
lcba-
n gT:h_e
~/,aTmhaeio Jamaica
arrivalsD isabtcyh
post
tt the
yesterday tli of
are' F f
thash e t faoi
bees
ratter. The sugar fields are neglected, an,i the coffee
are covered with weeds. The Custom-house.
such a lamentable deficiency in our staples Oat even h we
Sligo will no longer be able to bolster up a system
"lc
have a hundred times declared would never work."
THE FUNDS. C /CS'
Consols opened this morning at the closing prices o. es
terday, 9111 for the Account, and same for Money---c 8
bargain doing. Exchequer Bills 20 22 ; India Bonds 68* ante
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active Bonds maybo
at the closing price, 4,11 451 ; Passive 141; Deferreu -tier
211 ; Colombian 31* 32 ; Mexican 351 1 ; Dutch 21 r
Cents., 561 ; Five per Cents., 103 i returns silig
Lori
HALF-PAST Ofltr'g
The French mail has arrived with the Express froM 11%;
and we hear that a telegraphic despatch has been receileaciii.
Paris from Madrid, stating that the Queen's Speech was the
vered on the 22d inst. ; but we do not hear as yet thaw the
ni
particulars have been received. Madrid was tranquil
wtc)
on cic
22d inst., and Mendizabal still in office. The Spanish
comes 1 per cent. lower.
Consols 911 for Money, and 911 for the Account.
chequer Bills, 19 20 ; India Bonds, 57, lower. .t vas-
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active Bonds, 4.4 t ; t 5.9
sire 14.-}k Deferred, 211; Portuguese 79i; Three per e"eli,
50/1; Dutch 2* per Cents., 56* ; Colombian 311 39' ; )1
can 351. X'
THREE O'CL°C
Consols for the Account, 111.

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ad
COURT OF ALDERMEN.—A court was
held for the despatch of business. On the clerk having read
the Common Council report on the Mayoralty
discussion ensued between several of the Alden...len as to
_ted,,
ther it was desirable that the practice of reading the pr?'„ica.
ings of the Court of Common Council should be con Toy
Mr. Alderman Harmer considered the practice to be ivi,sa'
unnecessary. Mr. Alderman Winchester, Sir Peter isieti.
rie, and other members were of a contrary 01) gr,
expenses, noe.
After some further observations on the same subject, to
Alderman Winchester moved that the report relatill
the Mayoralty expenses, which had just been read, sheni,,,,
referred to a committee of the whole Court of Aldevi`b.
iinnvgebsteiegnatsee,caounddeadftberywmarrd.s
Alderman
atihjeFreaorneb.
unanimously, and the Court adjourned.
the
ISLINGTON NEW MARKET.—Nearly 50u v-,
agriculturists of Norfolk, headed by Mr. Coke, the DlPse s
Norfolk, Lord Lyndoch, Sir Jacob Astley, Sir W. Follte
y &c., have signed a
,Mr. Wodehouse, General Fitzroy,
declara-
tion of their determination that- 'all their stock shall be
leo"
signed to the New Market at Islington as soon as it shal _
ge;i
opened, and that they will not employ any salesmen who s_hc.'
advocate or encourage the continuance of Smithfield Mar,EZ,
This important proceeding will no doubt be decisive of the
rotThhere,lll:atsiTlarried
success of the new market. The tolls which will be lere feny
and which cannot, according to the Act, be increased,,,Laing"
beasts, 2d. each ; for sheep, Is. 2d. per score, ir sales'
the pens ; the whole of which charges are paid by the
ad on
man out of his commission. The lairage is 3d. per bead
beasts, and ls. per score on sheep per diem.
aSs--""
CAPTURE OF A GANG OF BURG'"—Barrett
SUICIDE OF Two OF THEM.—On Monday, Jain° wicks
and and Hugh Kelly, two privates in the Marines, at Wr°•strittes'
were brought up for re-examination before the Magitaines,
charged with being concerned, with three other W.., the
named Belcher Thomas, and Robertson, in a burglarY Tao
house of Mr. Charlton, jeweller, Hare-street, Woolwich._ so,
Magistrates remanded them until the other man could l'esraao
they
; but on the officers viewing the marines lagett
they could not identify any of them. It was found Sal'
was absent without leave. Thursday night,:the prisoners_ the
cher, Thomas, and Robertson, effected their escape fr°l: otil°
Cage, at Woolwich, and eluded a diligent search hi tiro
eers ; shortly afterwards Barrett was apprehended. yin tb
being o
taken into custody he said, " You had three nore tise,
Cage, hadn't you ?" And being answered in the affir„inapi.
idle said, " Thomas knows nothing about it, but f do. of tha,
ence was called to prove that Barrett had sold some AO
brooches, which the prosecutor identified as his
propC
he was fully committed to Newgate. During the investejEeivel
the. officers informed the Magistrates that they had rho P'"
information that the bodies of two of the prisoners nr satler,
escaped had been picked up in the Thames below
c° mute
circumstances. which left no doubt that they had coo'
suicide. They were said to be Belcher and .Robertson•
Ohio' J
VALUE OF A LOVER IN AMERICA.-----i „esan
Jury hare lately given the enormous sum of fifteen t,"-sf her
dollars to Miss M' Coy as a remuneration for the loss° !lie,
lover. In Massachusetts, however, the price is not 5 0000
probably because the market is better supplied. The io re
ly
Court of Common Pleas, in the case of Margaret
D On
A. A. Foster, decided that the faithless swain was Ivor'h ti,ficd
fifty dollars. The disconsolate damsel, not bein saed her
with this, appealed to the Supreme Court, who ang
oW
250 dollars. of the
Mr. O'CONNELL.—At the last meeting
sac
Lincoln Liberal Society, on Tuesday, a resolution was rpriag
inviting Mr. O'Connell to a public dinner that dinar,
the Easter recess. In the letter declining the hohers
O'Connell remarks on the absurdity of having two In recant
opposite opinions. He says—" I trust you will find, and
,eo
to give Mr. Bulwer a suitable colleague at the nest,
_a, h,:o
distant election, so that all wise and good measures
esdultni7 Pan
the support of both Members of Lincoln. At rbavieg°
furnish only a neutral quantity—one against one csist.
result. This is a state of things which ought
the rer foster(
The bill now before Parliament
for „lit to
of salmon fisheries in Scotland, by which it is 50n-, expense by
the interest of the owners of these fisheries at they driven
a
the proprietors of mills, factories, and other worsgt; ; al 5,
water, has called forth strong oosition in this ena,rone the 5,c0,
petition, embodying the views oft he latter party atanded k):sy
ject, has this week been subscribed here by several!
no g. 0! o
tlemen, and by most of the proprietors of the sl"n gime
bleachfields, &c., on the North and South
Review.
not to
caliatioo

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On- the 29. th inst., in York-terrace Regent's-park- the °l
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MARRIED.
On the 28th
Anna Maria,of 1`
daughter of the late H. Taylor, L-q"
Service, M d inst., at Paris William Ricketts Parker',iie CIII
a ras. e .0
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On the 28th inst at the • •• lence
of his son, ••--' 1 ril 1.4
lest( .
his a c the Rev. Bic la, 800
Kensington, in the 82d" year of g , . „Av. o
D.D„ Rector of Stradishall, Suffolk, and late 111, '0
Celitald
School.
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