The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-02 00:00:00

future consist of 596. A great and Mut
improvement, at a late hour, after Sir
INGLIS had replied at length to the prop:
of Lord J. Russur,L, the House adjow
over to this night.

In the Upper House last night, in the co°
of a desultory discussion on Chancery Reit:o
Lord ELLENBOROUGH, with that discretion;
suavity peculiar to him, indulged in sane i
rect sneers at Lord BROUGHAM for the icacctrs
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of his calculations, and the attention
paid to his fees and sources of emolument'
tame elephant" was answered promptly sj
spiritedly, in a graceful yet sarcastic stYi
by the NOBLE CHANCELLOR, as also
boi
Lords WINCHILSEA and LoNDoNDEOIf
of whom, much to their credit, spoke .°
in praise of Lord BRouGHAM's Plan
Chancery Reform. Lord ELLENnon°o
has done himself no credit by his c°llo
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might have been expected from him. NY•b
very hard case it is, that the country shot
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compelled to pay so many thousands emu:
to this Noble Lord for the purpose of keel)
his hair in curl !

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return from Brighton. The bands of the
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played several favourite airs during thededHorwn
ception. The levee was very fully attenh initi way
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Ministers, and great number of MilitarY-; hv'ke
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Dutch and Hamburg Papers have bee° ;
ceived this morning. We have no sPacci
comment. The accounts respecting P°lll/if
the Prussian State Gazette must be Ted
with caution.

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SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS -

FROM LLOYD'S.
• If if°.
DEAL, MARCH 1.-Arrived the Minerva, Qu
St. Anders.
A derfr
MARGATE, MARCH 1. --Arrived the -
M‘Millan, from the Cape of Good Hope.
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH I.—Arrived the
more, from St. Michael's.
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FALMOUTH, FEB. 2S.—Arrived the NAvar,-:ra , 11, Al.
from St. Domino; and Betsey, Johns, from 011,11-04
LivEaroor., Fee. 28.—Arrived the Rapid, 11001
from Lisbon; and BacheFor, Cameron, from is,‘T or,
STANDGATE CREEK, MARCH I.—Arrived the'
Whiteway, from Leghorn. ,1 DARTMOUTH, FIB. 28.—Arrived the Eliza, 1
from St. Domingo.

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The Sir George Murray, Williams, from St•
N. 8., arrived at Milford, with lc as of rudder, Wilt
and deck load.
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The Cicero, Stephens, from Malaga to Hull, II
shore yesterday at Birck, near Boulogne.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

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CITY, TWELVEoIo
The new measure of Reform proposed by thel"lteer
in the House last night has caused very great eloitg.
in the City this morning, and has had a material e 5711411
the Funds. The Stock Exchange was fully attendedrn'
a great deal of bustle and confusion took place. ;OA
which had improved yesterday to 76k 77 fur the Aor
opened at 76k, which price lasted but a short tipo
they soon receded to 75k, a fall of 1 per cent;
greatest anxiety is expressed for this evening's debig:,o
Consols have somewhat improved at present,
or
done at 76k *.
Charleston Papers have been received at the 110'a,
bot.
South American Coffee-house to the 27th Jou"
they are void of interest.
By the Dutch mail papers have been received 0-f
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day. The Dutch fonds have fallen two per cent.,
to the news from Italy, and the report there of a Wlit,pB".,
General Chasse has notified that all defensive Pr"ceefle
tions at Antwerp on the part of the Belgians have
by orders from Brussels. hpuke
A report prevails that General Bourrnont awl °old 0-
d'An:ouleine are going to Spain to take the coin°
thel Spanish troops.
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t is generally stated that an express has arrived
Paris, bringing the French rentes lower. •
FUNDS.
Ditto, Reduced,
th
Ditto, New, $15% 05,
Four per Cent. (1
India Bonds, 2 4 „
Exchequer Bills, 1'

Bank Stock,
India ditto, 9,05
S per Cent. Cons, 7614
Ditt•, for the Acct. 76 14
3 per Cent. Red. 76? 7
3Ye per Cent. 86!zi

FOREIGI,
Brazilian, 56.0 714
Buenos Ayres,
Chi Kan 20 22
Colemnian, 15% 16
Danish, 57% 8
French 5 per Cont. 89% 90}4
Ditto 3 per Cent. 55% 6

FUNDS.
Greek, 2:3 .5
Mexican, 36 7
Peruvian, 14 15
Portuguese, 424
Prussian' --Russian,
88% c 3" •
Spanish, 17?'; %
HALF-PAST evilapit
We have received by express the Quotidienneo
WARSAW, FEE. 17.--Advices from the front. ti,3o'"l
oat the head-quarters of General Diebitsch ooe"
the course of 15 days they expect the Imperial
to entar Poland.
Pig°
The Courier of Warsaw states that 8,10 ioe,,
attacked near Pultusk a Russian army of 20,"but a,
and diverged them, taking all their cannon;
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was only a report spread to keep up the spirits of w
M
bitants of Warsaw.
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On the 18th of February the higher part 0- ,rais
joyed tranquillity. The King of Sardinia left
accompany his niece to Milan. 0
reel its
It was said to-day that the Piedmontese r the
to attempt an invasion on Savoy, and it is atnn`-
vasion took place on the 25th.
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The Gazette of Augsburg states, that the - rcbe
Maria Louisa has requested Austrian troops "%got'
blish good order in Italy, in consequence of which ", th°1:11
talions of infantry have marched on Parma, and to
sand are expected at Udine, which have anbof°oo
Fiume. The army of General Fritnont will soon,
forced to eighty thousand men. A corps of heln
are going for the interior of Austrian Italy. htaide'
A letter from Rome states, that during the nviaale
15th numerous arrests took place. A new Pr°°.e
was published by the Cardinal, ordering the Gi;e of
to march against the revolutionists at the first
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cannon at St. Ange. ri
Private letters from Antwerp, confirm the
the determination of the King of Holland vrgle
blockade the Scheldt. The Dutch army is to
erre
reinforced, and the troops in the citadel of.Anill
replaced by fresh troops.
(From the National of this evening•)oo44
It was seriously reported that Lord PonsonhY_,lfoli.
to leave Brussels, according to orders he re"' 'ate
Surlet de Chokier was appointed Regent. or ,r
French Funds.—Five per Cents. 90f. fit
Cents. 55f. 85c.
or 400
Console, which were in the early part of the /The leffie,
75Z- for the account, are at :present 761- I° thes
of the French Rentes having come considf.'-86e•
is not true: the Three per Cents. are 551 • h
Five per Cents. 90.
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Great anxiety prevails for this evening's bte
the strength of the opposition will be naafi'''.
g•
to the Foreign Market there is nothing -- 13, nCg.
THREW 0' CL

Consols, 76g.

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