The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-13 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-.(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
Our arrivals this morning are the Calais, Ostend, and Drob
Mails. We have ship-letters from Santander, Lisbon, Gib-
raltar, and Oporto ; Calcutta, sth Jan. ; Cape of Good !.dope,
March 3d, and Madras, Jan. 16th.
Madras papers to Jan. 17th give the following oc,ws iron'
Singapore of Dec. 12th :

"-We learn that accounts have been received from the 91)4)
Mangles at Lembock, dated 12th of December I.ast, that 10°11
passing through Torres Strait, she touched at 'Murray's Island,
where eight Europeans, part of the crew of the long missing
bark Charles Eaton, were discovered, wbo were there under
enslavement. The fate of all on board that vessel had for a
about two years been a subject of intense, interest and anxiety
to many in India, and it cannot be doubted that the chief na-
val authoritiet of India will also embrace an early opportunity
of inquiring into, and restoring such as may yet remain in mise-
rable servitude, to freedom. The Charles Eaton is supposed
to have been lost on the Barrier Reef in Torres Straits, aloe'"
June, 1833, on her return from New South Wales to Madras,
but until now no certain intelligence had been received of ler
fat e. "
These papers add We arc happy to hear from authority
which we cannot question, that the abolition of the idiat has
been carried into effect—not only in opposition to the wishes
of the merchants of Madras, but in spite of the urgent and re'
peated remonstrances of the local GOvernment."
The following intelligence is from Goomsur, inserted in tha
Calcutta Courier :--

" We have seen letters to the 7th, dated from the camp
near Goomsur. The service in which the troops are en):
ployed, appears to be of a very harrassing nature. The eou"
try is nothing but jungle, and the enemy is never to be seen'
His attacks are in ambuscade or in the dark. The rebelloua
Rajah is supposed to be far out of reach. The town? an
villages, as the troops approach, are set on fire, and the In"
bitants driven away by order of the hill chiefs, and the COup",'
stripped of grain.

THE FUNDS.
Consols opened this morning at the leaving off quotatil
of yesterday, 9244 for Account, same for Money. Little Onids
in the British Funds. Exchequer Bills, 13 15 ; India 13°°
4 ; Bank Stock, 212 213 ; India Stock. 9581-
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active Bonds, 451'
Passive, 13i 144 ; Deferred, 223 23 ; Portuguese, 85s
Three per Cents., 54i a' • Colombian, 39.-} ; MelB
351 361 ; Dutch, 21, per. Cents., 574 A. -
HALF-PAST 010•
Consols may be quoted at present at 92,4 for the Account,
and 92 for Money, little doing. Exchequer Bills. 13 l 4:
India Bonds, 2 premium ; Bank Stock, 919 ; India stock'
9591.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active Bonds heavY't a,
455 ; Passive, 14 to 1; Porturruese, 8641 ; Three per Cen
54i ; Dutch Two and a Half; 571, g.
In Bank Shares little doing. -
other
The Great Western have risen to 33
premium . thc
Shares much the same.
THREE 0' CL °
Console for the Account, 921.

Lady Brougham left Berkeley- s 'pare yesterday for
the seat of her relation, Mr. Edon, inLincolnshire, to meet
Lord Brougham, who has been there for some days past on.a
visit. His Lordship has benefited much from the favour:lbl!
change in the weather, and corres onds constantly witb h. 15
friends in town. He has suffered from lassitude, but is dalif
gaining strength, and will return to town with Lady BrJughlT
but is not expected to attend the House of Lords this!essio

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11111THS.
On the 9th inst., at Boultham, near Lincoln, the lady of Richard
Ellison, Es 4., of a (laughter.
On the 11th inst., at M, Woburn-place, Russell-sluare, Mrs. 1'
Houseman, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 12th inst., at Christ Church, Marylebone,
Richard Kinn-. Bart., to Marianne, only daughter of James 13an-
nett, Esq., orDorset-square.t
On the 12th inst., at Mitchell Troy, Monmouthshire, Thoth. 0
Henry Wyatt, Esq., to Arabella Montagu, second daughter of the
late A. Wyatt, Esq., of Troy, h
Hay-
On the 12th inst., at St. Mary's, Lambeth, Mr. Josol'--
ward, of Manchester, to Elizabeth Charlotte Ann, second daughter
of the late B. Ridge, Esq., of Bridge-road, Lambeth. Captain Sir
On the sth inst., at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Henry Ge?r,"g.
wy.,:
Kuper, Esq., Attaché to his Majesty 4 Legation, to Mary
of the late S. Cumberlege Esq E , oli-
Kingsteinton, neyor•
On the 12th inst., at liensin.gton, J. 11. Wil4eWaV. —5 'House,
S
citor, eldest son of Samuel "oiliiteway, F:sq., of ()afford 11011?!
Captain Willl:,m Wilkinson, '
of the Hon. East
India ComPaq
Servie,:. .
of tipper
On the 10th inst. at at Haritsham, Peter Bell, Esq., . sq. ,
Gloucester-place, to Lucy, fourth daughter of W. 13aldwin,
, to Frederica Gimbert, daughter of the late
of Stede-hill, Kent.
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count Lake.
On the 6th inst , at Tovil Place, Kent, Charlotte, yourgest
in:::::::Eyesciarl)ofiff...age, Lieutenant-General VIP.
On the 6th inst., at Fairfield, near Manchester, aged 79, I've,
Rev. Christian Ignatius Latrope, many years Secretary of 1
Brethren's Society for the Furthc'rance of the Gospel among the
Heathen

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