The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-13 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY.

In the LORDS' last night, after the Archbishop of Can-
terbury's Bill relating to pluralities in the Church, the re"
sidence of the Clergy; and the stipendiary curates, had been.
read a first time, an animated discussion succeeded on Lftr.d,,
Duncannon's motion that the Constabulary Force Din
dlreland) be read a second time : it was carried without
ivision, and the Bill accordingly is committed (for Tues.-
day.) Earls Haddington and Wicklow, the Duke of Wel-
lington, Lord Winchilsea, and the Marquis of London-
derry, all spoke, of course, against the measure, (the 07
latter with their customary hat and vehemence,) green,
ing their objections ostensibly on the greater expense of
doe
new than the old force, and the patronage placed at the is-
posal of the Lord Lieutenant. We have not room to enter
into any detailed description of the debate, nor seaiit neces-
sary. It will be seen that there were intersper in the,
speeches of the Noble Conservatives, besides the usual
amount of false pretences, several allusions to the angers
excluded from the force, and the
affected to be dreaded by them, because Catholics are, lao
cry
with the " Church in Danger," were, according to custom,
loudly echoed by the opponents of Ministers.
In the COMMONS' some private Bills were advanced
stage. Lord J. Russell stated, in answer to a question
from Mr. Tooke, that he had not yet received and in
from the London Corporation Commissioners ; and 10 an-
from
No Popery"
swer to a question from Mr. Mackinnon, he said that thet
question of restoring Captain Sartorius to the rank that
question taken
officer formerly held in the British navy would b
into consideration. Mr. Poulter obtained leave to bring!'
a Bill to make void all the late municipal elections in the
borough of Poole. Mr. Ewart moved for leave to bring in
a Bill " to provide that in cases of intestacy, and in the
sence of any settlement to the contrary, landed property be
equally divided among the children, f of the
or next o • • v
deceased," An interesting discussion took place on the la%
of primogeniture : the motion was negatived, the - numbers
lling 45 against 29. Mr. Hume moved; Arctii•eiVin of the
numbers, strength, and expenditure of the metropolitaa
police, which was ordered. Mr. Baring obtained leave td
bring in a Bill to regulate the oyster fisheries of Englan
and Wales.' Sir W. Molesworth's motion for several Piers
connected with the army, and bearing on the recent ar
agreed
pointment of Lord Brudenell, was to and the
Hon.
Bart. gave notice, that on the 3d of May he woul
the
call the attention of the House to the subjects 0 which
papers he moved for relate. On bringing up the RP,,,,°rt,
'
of the Committee of Supply, which was agreed to, 1"-`
Hume objected to the votes for the Ordnance estimatthees,
and particularly complained of the charges made for
superintendence of the works.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY)•
C
CITY, TWELV CL °
E O' Ea-
Our arrivals this day are the ordinary French malls Lou ir.
press from Paris. No ship letters have been received. that
Accounts from Berlin, by the Express front Paris, stawfrota
Prince Oldenburg had arrived there with despatches -tea
St. Petersburgh ; and that the Court of Russia had consen $..
to the evacuation of Cracow. At the same time, Nessiatheern
pressed a desire that Prussia should send troops to the N°r`ion.
frontiers; in case of need, to co-operate with General Bellow
dorff, Governor of Courland ; as well as to watch the in
pror
ments in Lithuania. It was not believed that the Bwrete
Nicholas would proceed to the Rhine ; but his intentions w

to go to Warsaw., and the West of Russia. takes
We learn from Bayonne that the Queen's troops bad tea() if
possession of Onate, and that Don Carlos was oblige" —hat
from that town. The same account states from Vittoria, t

Cordova's army was in great want of provisions. , tof
Yesterday a sale was effected in the Consol Market foe
about 30,0001. Consols of the invested West India Stowk oh
claimants under which the loan was raised. As n° 9tO
power was reserved in the Act, all that could be done W?ted,
make a transfer of Stock to the parties who had substanti:or
their claims, which was found in practice to be very ink
venient. venient. In the subsequent Act, by which the creation of
31 per Cents. Stock specially for the Barbadoes claims the
been authorised, a clause had been introduced to remedy j.
defect in the original Act, and the power of the Con',7oo
sioners is consequently now complete for the purpose a'
described.
This being settling day in the Consols Market, the broke
and jobbers are busy in settling theii accounts, and thervi.o 16
every prospect of going off well—the fluctuations not hel l
been to any great extent. yeo
Consols opened this morning at the leaving off prices c' for
terday, 911 I for the Account, at present 91i- ;
Money, and for next Account, 92k : Exchequer /3"is' ‘259.
India Bonds, 5 7 ; Bank Stock, 2131 2141 ; India, 258 f
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active Bonds are bol--;
closed yesterday at 471—at present, 47 ; Passive, 141,10,
Portuguese, 831 1 841 ; Three per cents, 53+1 ; Coloalw'lfr
3111 331 ; Mexican, 351- 36-1 ; Dutch two-and-a-ba
56 ; Five per cents, 104 1.
01 be
Sport says that it is expected the Spanish dividend I
advertised by Saturday next.
Prices of the French Funds, 5 per Cents. 108 E
3 per Cents. 82f. 25c.; Spanish Active 471.
HALF-PAST 0 to
The settling of the Consols Account is going off wci' l"-
the present hour. We understand that a great city c' ~3aritj.
talist has taken a large quantity of Stock this mornhvin' t to
paid for it, which caused the continuation for next 'We'll-
be only 1-16 per cent. /. r Ac'
Consols may be quoted at present 911 -1 ney Mo', 7;
count 91* 92; Exchequer Bills, 19 21 Blndia 13°.'1"-
Bank Stock, 2131 214; India Stock, 2581 259. SP
nisil
In the Foreign Market, in the early part of the day -JAW
Active Bonds were exceedingly heavy, and receded about
col
per Cent., from 473 1 to 461, owing to a report 4.hat Genuiri,
Cordova had been defeated by the Carlists ; on ingeseot
we could not trace it to any positive source, and at Prbbia
there is not the least credit given to the aboy of e Stock- the
manoeuvre, which will be seen by the improvement oi
Spanish Bonds to 468 47 ; Passive 141 ; Deferred bitty/
Portuguese, 834- 84 ; Three per Cents., 533 54 ;
321; Mexican, 351; Dutch Two and a Half, 561oloni
i' ceMr'
In the Share Market activity prevails; Greenwich, %rest
Gravesend, and Birmingham Lines improved; th
'.
e trot
Western declined from 281 to 27 ; Brighton has risen
12 to 13.
THREE O ag•
'CLO
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Consols for the Account, 914 &.
b 0:e
INCORPORATION OF BIRMINGHAM.-- "."
it upon the best authority, that Lord John Russell bag •-ot
wmialtleidntrtoodFucreanicnitsoLploayrldi,amEesnqt.:
~.odfurtihnirrs town, np,
rtehsaent
tGoverc,lll
Bill for granting charters to all large towns at prZlit'ic:llll-
- Advertiser. el°
The Lausanne Gazette of the 6th inst. str.tes of
there has been recently discovered in a retired mounta'-red
Switzerland the retreat of a band of 39 brigands,. wells t° es
with provisions, and bearing all the features of thos() 'lll4l3ys'
painted with so much effect in certain romances. Th:Lcie of
bitants were not taken without the aid of a strong -
gendarmerie.

(ADVERTISEMENT.)
W 4 T C HE S•
BROAD, Watchmaker, Deceased. f tile
T. COX SAVORY, 47, Cornhill, having purcha seal !streetf,
Executors of Wm. Broad, Watchmaker, late of Leade nll3l tio6
deceased, the whole of the SPLENDID STOCK, onsl'iligl
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, offers them at price% cac
advantageous to Purchasers. The whole are •arrang,,:c!_ to rf'
having the price attached, and may be seen by •applieatiefler, 47/
COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, Silversmith, and: Watehroa'
Cornhill, London.

BIRTHS.
On the 12th inst. the Lady Caroline Ca',craft, of a son ' fsq''
On the 10th inst.,', at Hereford-place, the lady of J. Padd 3Y' 6
of Penang, of a daughter. 1., ay of til
On the 10th inst., at Amen-corner, St. Paul's, the •
Rev. J. W. Hall, of a daughter. ---
ore,
MARRIED.
,;Kgsg ,
On Monday, the 11th inst.. at St. Mary's, BrYan9l one'b
11, :t
by the Rev. Stanley Pemberton, William Huntley Ca' .0P °_. lobe%
Captain in the 20th Regiment, eldest son of the late C apm“;`colorrei
Campbell, R.N., to Frances Maria Sophia, only clang' ater co
Pemberton, of Trumpington, Cambridgeshire. solicitor'
On the 12th, inst., at Stangr ound, John Greer,* EN.' V. ifd
Bury St. Edmunds, to Margaretta, eldest daughter of the Beouniy
Y. Smythies, Vicar of Stanground-cum-Farcqt, in the c
Huntingdon.
On the 12th inst., at St. Margaret's, Lothbury, J„°ryDOl Ao°'°
Hollingworth, D.D., Archdeacon, of Huntingdon, to
'
bur -Ware' f I/PPer
third daughter of J. Tabor, Esq., of Fins
At St. George's, Hanover_
Seymour-street, Portman-square, to Lydia Maria, (lan.' Do
Peters, Park-street, Grosvenor-square of .1°
f. 401 - late
On the 31st ult., at St. Pancras, Horatio,f younges- -
0,..be
Williams, Esq., of Maida-vale, to Anna Maria, daughter r....
till°
Portman-square,
Mr. G. Pembertoeru, ; of igr•
Gibbs Crawford, Esq., of Lywood House, Sussex. ~,, Car° 0
On the 6th inst., Mr. S. W. Dankes, of Gloucester.,ft
1,,e0.0t0 ,
Sarah, only child of the late Thomas White, Esq."' 0 , ,245,
Wiltshire. , or x.
On
tthhee
69tthh
ihnisstt..,aatt
wSet.3
tj°Rhonuntolln-a,cCaknPeitainiqr. iribef.liddiese
-
B4.ckfriars-road, Surrey, to Mrs. Hayward, of Cl Apter,, ' pippisley
thir (.1 " • Ay.
Bingham, 7th Madras N.I. to Harriet Georgir,na, , , 11111Jc'
of the Rev. N. J. Wynyard, Cho • in
Chaplain Ord'mary__to ii
.--
a Cavan,
DIED.
On the 3d inst., at Stradone House, in the coil& ~Y
Ireland, Major Burrowes. of
On the sth in.f - - d e :). -if,'
'aiehara. ,aughter
age

Jn . ie sth inst.
of
Catain Smith, late
n the 7th inst., aged
Nthoor2wdichl,,ifll,elrGo.ooTrdal2b.ot,
On . the 10th inst., at North P-Ank, Regent's:par, ~ Arl9, '
0.. ~,,,orge
Mac ' gime, Esq., of Wel worth common.
On the •Eas -
, strce
Bth lust ' - William Foikar (I, of '
Chester-place, Pentonville.23'
Brighton. • ) Itged 29, Mr. of the
On the ,fourth sou
sth inst., aged 12, Matthew Morris
Rev. M Itf Will-
Elizabeth, only dauLliter I un'
i,,
On M. M. Preston, vicar of Cheshunt, Berl S.
,i v. 0
"n the 9th inst., William, eldest son of 7 Jr. Ilan,i,c.e '
roe
. 1 ' Osb°
On the 9th inst. at Whetstone, Henry, t. ne infant son of
ea 4
Delano Osborne, Esq.ag
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Brixton,
On the the 10th inst., at Brixton Ville North
o,Joseph al.—
years and 1 month, Rebecca Elwin Nish :daughter ,
Rebecca Nash, relict
a
On the 7th inst., at Richmond-hill, Surrey, Alrs. Bore' re 4..,.
W, Nrn, Esq., ughter of 'r-,l_,
maOunricteh,eElslqth., ionfsti,ona,drreond.slt2,,reetraßbeeading, Beri2lla, second oat-
P.
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