The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-13 00:00:00

THE SOUND.

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(Front last night's Gazette.)
FOREIGN-OFFICE, Jul.' 9, 1836.
A despatch has Leen received from his Majesty's Consul
:at Elsinore, stating that the Danish Government has sta-
tioJed the iFilkelnzina, steam-vessel of 96-horse power, in
Elsinore Roads, for the purpose of towing through the
ound such vessels bound to Baltic ports as may be de-
-tained at the entrance of the Sound by contrary winds.
His Majesty's Consul has, at the same time, transmitted a
translation of the provisional tariff of the expense attending
the towage of vessels through the Sound by the Willi clmina,
steam-vessel, a copy of which is herewith annexed :
Provisional Tariff of the Expense attending the Towage of
Vessels through the Sound, by the Danish Steamer, 117/-
le/mina. of 96- Horse Power, viz. :
For a vessel not exceeding. 50 lasts burthen, 12 rix bank
dollars, or 1/. 7s. per hour.
For a vessel not exceeding 75 lasts burthen, 13 rix bank
'dollars, or 1/. 9s. 3d. per hour.
For a vessel not exceeding 100 or 125 lasts burthen, 14 rix
bank dollars, or 11. lls. 6d. per hour.
For a vessel, ant exceeding 150, 173. or 200 lasts burthen,
15 rix bank dollars, or 1/.. 13s. 9d. per hour.
For a vessel not exceeding 225, 250, 276; or 300 lasts bur-
then, 16 rix bank dollars, or IL 16s. per hour.
ExPLANArtoss.—lt must be remarked with regard to the
applica'.ion of the above tariff,—

1. That ships under 50 lasts nay for AO lasts, the same as
all 'those that are below 63 lasts, but exceeding 63 lasts, they
are charged for 75 lasts ; and thus in the same ratio for ships
of a greater burthen, according to the difference of rates stated
in the tariff.

2. That the charge for ships exceeding 300 lasts, is made
pro.zressiVely, accordlng to the propositions laid down in the
tariff.

3. That towage kill not take place if more than three hours
awe required for performing tt'e distance of a Danish mile, ex-
cept in cases of distress, when a special agreement must be
made for the assistance to be rendered.
REMARK.— The last is reckoned at 4,000 lbs. Dr two tons.
The Danish money has been reduced to 2s. 3d. per rix bank
dollar.

(For a true Translation.)
FRANCIS C. MACGREGOR, Con3ul.
Elsir.ore, June 1, 1836.

LINCOLN REFORM DINNER.

One of the most numerous and respectable meetings that
has ever been held in the city of Lincoln on the occasion
of a public dinner, was held in this city on Wednesday last,
when three hundred and fourteen sat down to celebrate the
triennial anniversary of the passing of the Reform Fa, and
also to meet their highly-gifted and patriotic representative,
E. L. Bulwer, Esq. The chair was taken by Benjamin
Thorold, Esq., of liarmston Hall, the High Steward of the
City ; the vice cb.air was occupied by C. Beaty, Esq., M.D.,
one of the new magistrates.
After the health of the King, Queen, the Princess Vic-
toria, and some other members of the Royal Family had
been dr.ank, the Chairman gave the health of " Edward.
Lyttm Bulwer, Esq., our talented and patriotic Repre-
ser.tative."

Mr. BULWER, upon rising, was received with the most
enthusiastic plaudits, and it was some time before he could
-gain a bearing. When the demonstrations of enthusiasm
had subsided, Mr. Bulwer delivered one of those glowing,
eloquent, logical, right-principled addresses which are wont
to command the ear of the House of Commons, and the
admiration of the country. We regret that our limits pre-
clude the possibility of transferring the exposition which
be gave of his Parliamentary conduct to our columns.
Several other excellent speeches were delivered in the
course of the evening.
The CHAIRMAN kept his seat, surrounded by his friends,
till eleven o'clock, at which hour he retired, and those
of the company who remaineJ at that time shortly after
followed.

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PRICES OF STOCKS Tlllii DAY AT ONE O'CLO':.K.
rank Stock. -
3 (.21' Cent. ,ir.:. sto% IT; . I)ittn Bowls ' pm. per.
3 nor Cent. Cons ... . ....... ......1.11... 1,.4. - S,,rth sea Sttck —
3% per Cent.,.. .. -
Ditto Red. 9974 N New Ditt,,.........-...........:. ... v.. •
New :•;;,:, P.. 7 Cent ' g3i:N 3 per Utnet. An'iVllK'it,r,„ 17:,1...
Ner.v 3 per Cent — i .tt:\tb. VIA'Fi, :: i,• 'OO ...•::. 12 14 ;,•:
Batik LongAnnuitiesto expire i tht't.s - ',no — 12 14 pm ,
Jan. 5, !! 4 0 ...... ..... .1.... '5 I i-llt . liftri Small
Oct. In, INV) ~..,,,iii 114-4,1•4 Ditto Commirrial
j,:ti. 5. 111'.:C.,...,..,.,.. ls4i • Ditto Ativertiso %1% s*. -1,...
Jan. ."., i'..1~
ANA 5., tNti • • 6
--- 1 Ild la i!t.*!..i, . ,or Account....... --
.11n, 4, 1570 — '1,,-.Weltils for Acconut 93 "..'S,
Omnium —tvtlt..

PRICES OF FPittiliN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Austrian ft,"!A — Peruvian Bonds
BelutonghiVs — Ditto Account onto Acemitit .
Portugueseßonds —
nrazilian Bonds
Ditto Account
Buenos Ayres Bonds • Ditto Account —
Ditto Account
Cnilli.in Bonds Priz,sian Bonds
Ditto Account — Russian Bonds. 1'..1.t.!
Colianivan Bonds —: !Ditto A ccoupt .....
Ditto Account .... .........
Columbian Bond:, tB2l Spanish Bonds,
Ditto Account
Danish Bonus
Ditto Accom.t
Greek 17,01ds — French, .51.er cen•.
.....
„,309,. 50
Ditto Bonds, 1...5
4
Ditto Account — ---, :a i :n.,- cent. -
31:Aim!' Bonds. 5 ptT cent.... - -- Exchange 2.l'. f,5
Ditto Account = (Dutch, ..'ls per cent. ... ..... ..• Z..o'-, Ditto. 6 per cent.....- ...,‘ i 1/itto Arcount-
Ditto AcCount ~. ........ — Ditto, 5 per rent. l' 3% "-t
, .. Nea:xilitsni........
—I Ditto Account ..... ............

. 4lkv,

Y./OCE', OF SIIARF..S THIS DAY AT «;: F, O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Shar.
Bolivar Copper Mining Company .-. ......... .20 • 12
Birmingham and Gloner,sler Railway Co:np.my 5 Commercial Blat.k wall Railway Company 2
~.
Great Western Railway Compans .. . 2O 35x0
Brighton Ralltray Company
Brighton tCunily'•

Northern and Eastern Railway Company
South Eastern Railway Company ci
York and North Midland Railway Co i pany , 1 '
Da n iabe and "%lay ne Company .
... • 15

COURSE OF FX.',FT.
Amsterdam '' F. 12 6
Oitto, at sight ......... ...... . 12 4
Rott.:dani "U. 12 6
Antwerp... .. l'2 5'
liamburg. ........ %B. 13 13
13 13
Park, 3 days' sight 25 55
Ditto 2 Us. `25
Marseclle4
........ e 513.1
Frankfurt on Mann?, 154
Petersbuigh, rut:kw...J:l jUs lO 0
berltn
Vienna, effective M lO
1.0 11
Madrid
Cadiz..... , .
............ ...,... 563/4
aireelotia ,16,x
pvilk 363/4
Gibraltar

Arrived. Due.
0 America 0
0 Brazil n
0 Buenos dares 0
n Carthagen 0
I Dublin...
0 Flanders 0

A NGE YESTERDAY.
Leghorn...
fienoi•
11.111a1..,. • ••66.•il••11,•.• ............ :3i
Venice .;.• 47
vaples ...... - 401.4
Pittettno per et. 122
i.l,bon
q)porto
Rio Junei,e,.. 38%
. Bah i,•••••, 26
ettXllos Ayres
Dublin, 21 clays' siOt.-. I%
Cork l%
1

PRICE OF BULLION, PER OZ.
Portugal Gull, coin £0 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars 3 17 9
New Doubloons '3 13 0
New Dollars
Slyer, bars, standard O5 0%
MAILS.

Arrived.
1 France
0 Guerti.,
0 flambut
Holland
0 Jamaica
0 Leeward

Due. A rnveit,
0 0 Lisbon.
&Jerscy 0 0 51a0a
rg 0 0 Mcxlco..
0 0 Ostend .....
0 0 Swed•zn 0
Islantit U 1 Waterford,..,,,, 0

MOH WATER AT I.ONOON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
.r.)irig 3finlintites anti 2. I Evening 57 minutes atter 2.

EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES.
R•
SOTHEBY and SON
Have the honour of announcing,
That on MONDAY, the 25th of July, and three following Days,
They will SELL BY AUCTION,
At their House, Wellington-street, Strand,
The exceedingly Interesting and Curious Colkction of
EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES,
Formed by JAMES BURTON, Jun., Esq.,
During his Travels in Egypt ;
Together with his Valuable Collection of
ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPTS,
And small Collection of NATURAL HISTORY, from the same

Countries.
Though this collection of Egyptian Antiquities is not of the
same extent as that belonging to the late Mr. Salt, sold by us last
year, it nevertheless contains very many articles of equal interest,
being particularly rich in-those relics which tend to illustrate the
arts, manners, and customs of this extraordinary people. The
Collection will be on public view Four Days previous to the Sale;
and the Catalogue (Price 25.) is now ready, and illustrated with
three laAge engravings, embracing some of the most curious
articles.

S. SOTHEBY and SON, Wellington-street.

HAMBURG, JULY 1, 1836.
FOUR DAYS OF DRAWING of the 68th
HAMBURGH GREAT LOTTERY being past, and the
Wheel being reduced to the trifling number of 6,000 (say Six
Thousand) Tickets,—
TICKETS WARRANTED UNDRAWN are now selling at
Bancomarks 140, or £lO, say Ten Ponds sterling. On the next
Day of Drawing, the Third of August, the First Drawn Prize of
Bancomarks 300, receives the premium of Bancomarks 10,000, and
the Last Drawn Prize of Bancomarks 300, receives the largest
premium of Bancomarks 100,000.
There will be a further rise in the price of Tickets before the end
of this month. Orders for anything less than a whole Ticket, will,
as usual, not be attended to • thus any perian remitting less than
Ten Pounds sterling, will only throw away the postage for sending
and receiving back the money or Bank notes. .
HEINE BROTHERS CONTRACTORS, in HAMBURG.