The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-22 00:00:00

THE TUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCX•
Our arrivals this morning are two French, two Ostend, an
the Dutch mails, with :ship letters from Jamaica, Barbadees,
Pernambuco, and Demerara; Singapore, March 7th; Cape
of Good Hope, May 16th.
A Jamaica mail has arrived by the Reynard, sailed on the
3d of July. The papers state that a piratical vessel had beef
cruising on the west coast of St. Domingo, and plundered to
American vessels. We extract the following :
" We are sorry to learn that very serious riots have lateLlis
taken place between some soldiers and the inhabitants--?..
former came in very considerable bodies, and took possessPi
of a grog shop near Marble Hall, at the east end, and remained
there until a late hour. Several gentlemen have been chased
by the soldiers with their side arms drawn."
Quebec papers to the 19th July, and Montreal to the 219 t
of July, have been received. The Quebec papers state :---
" The drought still continues in this district, with very little
appearance of mitigation. It is to be hoped that our friends.
in England will send us a few more loads of bonded grain In
exchange for our timber."
Demerara papers to the 28th of July have the following
passage :
We have this day received private letters from Curacosi
by which we learn that the Republic of Venezuela is about
to undergo another change in the form of its Governme!lt'
It appears that President Vargus had sent in his resignanul
to Congress, and it was expected that Paez would assume
reins of Government."
The Jamaica Watchman of the 2d of July has the subjoined
from the Bahamas :
" The Legislature of the Colony having concluded a
rious Session, on Tuesday his Excellency, the Lieutenan.i
Governor, attended by his suite, proceeded to the On°c it
Chamber, and gave his assent to all the Bills—seventeen,
number; after which ho was pleased to close the Session Wi;
a speech, which states that things are going on very amica
and agreeably in the Bahamas."

THE FONDS. for
Consols opened at 91i + for the Account; the satPe
Money.
1‘
Exchequer Bills, 10 12; India Bonds, 1 dis. 1 par.: .11 13
Stock, 211 212 ; Spanish, 30i; Passive, 9+ i; DefeLic
13+; Portuguese, 701 to 71 ; Three per Cents, 43i to 47..
BALP-PAS7 0" Btb
The information of an insurrection at Oporto on the of
inst. by the express, cannot be correct, as there are acconats
Lloyd's of the 12th inst., which do not mention it.
The following is an account of the new Ministers of Spailld,
Ferrer—the Minister of Finance, one of the richest 1a t,
holders in Spain, Director of the- Bank, had been a meren,
and most intelligent in finance. He had always refused t° be
a Minister until the present crisis; he is also Member of 0t
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for the Basque provinces.
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Calatrava—was a Member of the Cortes in 1810 and 5
rag
and was the President of the High Court of Justice—a °r
Constitutionalist, having been obliged to fly to England, an
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remained there for twelve years.

La Cuadra—a Deputy of the Cortes in 1813.
Scone—One of the best officers of the Spanish arei-;1
he fought bravely on the 7th of July, 18')2, against the
Guard, for the Constitution, and was dangerously wounungt
Rodil—Bravely defended Callao, in South America ;501
was the General who pursued Don Miguel and his arnaYrl.ooo
had it not been for the intervention of the English, Don '-
would have fallen into his hands. a for
Consols may be quoted 91i for the Account, all India
Money 911., with little doing; Exchequer Bills, 10 9;
Bonds, 1 dis. ; Bank Stock, 212 ; India Stock, 261. had
In the Foreign Market the revolution in Madrid lias sni
but little effect on the Spanish Stock. Spanish Active 70k,
to al ; Passive. 91; Deferred, 13i; Portuguese fell to
45,
a reaction took place, and they are 73; Three per Cent'' thto
It is reported and believed that Mendizabal conies t°
country as Ambassador from Spain. a Mt'
Arrived from Bermuda, on the 19th inst., Major an
Tongue, 30th Regiment. CI6
THREE 0' CL 0
Consols for the Account, 911

Ger'
The Impartial mentions, after a letter from „id
many, that the Duke of Bordeaux is seriously indisposed, "
that• for some hours his life was considered in danger. Act
The General Steam Navigation Company's Peas-
from Rotterdam, the Sir Edwarel:Banks, arrived off the
tom-House yesterday.•
The Members of the Fromc Loyal and Colistitoa:
tional Association dined together on Friday last. The CO
pany did ample justice to the viands.—Bath Chronicle. 0%,
The Rev. T. Parker, A.M., of Baliol CollegeVin'
ford, recently presented by the Dean and Chapter of iciest
ehester to the living of Blandford, in Dorsetshire, the e
son of William Paiker, Esq., of Walton Lodge, ia the ee
of Surrey. A ear
Lord Patunure's fine property in Scotian" 04
braces a circumference of more than forty miles, witbieLord'
fence; it is highly productive, and in its cultivation his pre'
ship has introduced every improved system of agriee
There is abundance of game on the estate.
Mr. Stanley left town on Saturday, for Scotlandaloy.
Viscount Falkland left Fenton's Hotel on S3ttir
for Windsor Castle, as Lord in Waiting on his Majesty :able
We announce with regret the death of an 1006
and promising young Nobleman—Lord Kerry.
of the system, which i 4; called
was that wasting away
The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, owing t
unfavourable state of the weather, did pc' proceed seod try
by sea : they disembarked from the • '6
Sheernes9, gat
yelled to Dalkeith Palace by at
Duchess it
If the Dec" '0
and the Princess V. •
Victoria made a tour in the north, th Y
is expected, be the guests of the Noble and his
Duke
Of
at Dalkeith Palace.
)411 •
We learn from good authority that the 1401 0 pr
the Camp of Bevcrloo received in six weeks ab°v,e,
in
tients afflicted with opthalamia. In the Hospital . detil
there are now 130 soldiers suff:.disorder in
th‘tieli.
,ring from
Sc Pa 00
and the w
ar sof that establishment allotted to s owe
Are crowded, and it has been necessary to take two el piseb
of the fever wards for the opthalmiepatients.--13r""
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