The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-22 00:00:00

sition on the public, it was deemed necessary, on the
urgent appeals and most meritoriously persevering re-
presentations of the Tea Trade, to do away with the
discriminating duties altogether, and to fix one rate of
duty, namely, 2s. id. per lb., on all teas, with-
out distinction of quality. In this the Government
acted wisely. It retraced its steps, and profiting
by mature consideration, and the information afforded
by those who were practically acquainted with the sub-
ject, undid the mischief which precipitate legislation
had occasioned. Twelve months were however allowed
before the new Act was to come into operation, in order
that no injustice might be done to those importers
who had sent out their orders to Canton on the faith
of the former law. This was considered by all parties
—as well it might—an ample space of time for prepar-
ing the way for the new orderof things. It seems, however,
to suit the convenience of some of the persons connected
with the trade, to have this period, which expires on
the Ist July, extended still further, and the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCH EQUER has been assailed with
applications, memorials, and petitions, to that effect.
The Right Honourable Gentleman last night stated
the determination to which the Government had
come—namely, that it was impossible to suspend
the operation of the Act of Parliament; and,
therefote, that the new system of one duty
would commence on the Ist of July, but that the
Treasury would afford to the applicants all the facili-
ties in its power, by allowing those who should enter Teas
for home consumption before that day, to take a time
not exceeding 31 days for the payment of the duties
to which they became liable. This indulgence is to
be extended to the outports as well as to London.

The Moniteur of Monday announces the arrival of
the King and Queen of the BELGIANS at Neuilly on
Sunday evening. The same Journal states, on the
authority of letters from Madrid, that General
MENDEZ VIGO had arrived in the capital, and
that CORDOVA would set out for the army on the
15th. Colonel CANOVA fell in with QUILEZ, the
Carlist Cnief, at Barrio], where the latter was defeated,
haxing lost 100 men killed and several wounded.
The Spanish Government has authorised two per-
sons, one of whom is Don JOSE ANDAGNA, to con-
tract a loan of 80,000 fr. or 90,000 fr. with some house

in London.
PARIS, JUNE 20.—Their Majesties the King and Queen of
the Belgians arrived at Neuilly yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock. The Court on leaving Neuilly will go to Eu with
the King and Queen of the Belgians, and the family of Saxe
Coburg. The President of the Council, Marshal Gerard,
and Count Montalivet, will accompany their Majesties. Every
day further preparations for the journey are made. It is said
that M. de Montalivet has conceived the idea of re-constitut-
ing the gendarmes of the chace, to serve about the King's per-
son in the palaces out of the capital. The Aid-de-Camp of
the Duke of Nemours is reported to have sent from Vienna a
very curious memorial, on the military state with which it
would bo proper to surround the, King and his family ' - it
would be a guard of honour taken from the schools of St.
Cyr and Sauonicr. According to this plan these gentlemen
would enjoy a pension, and be equipped at the expense of the
Civil List.

It seems that the Marquis de Chatcauguon has not accepted
the Peera4e which was conferred on him by the ordinance of
the 11th December, for his name does not appear in the Al-
manac Royal (first Court Calendar). This is another refusal
to be added to those of Messrs. De Bizemont and De Berbis.

M. M. Arondel de Nantes, condemned to death in 1532,
has just surrendered himself.
M. Rougier, Mayor of Roanne, and M. Popule, Sub-Pre-
fect of Roanne, have given in their resignations.—illessager,
June 20.

FRENCH FUNDS.—Partts. Jose 20.
Five per Cents., I. Bf. 25c. 20e. 30c. 35c.
Four per Cents., ICI f. 90e.
Three per Cents., 8 I'. 20c 25e.
Bank Act ims. 2,290 r.
-Aente do Naples, 100 t. 20c. :Inc. 23c.
Lipman Five per Cents., 102
Spanish Actives, 42% 43 42%N.
Spanish Differes, 2. M 20.
Spanish Passives. IL% IA %.
Belgian Loan, Fire per Cents, 103.
Porugucsc Loan, Five per Cents., SiAtii.
Portuguese Three per Cents. 51%.
►Las tian Lo:01, 397 f. s^e. 3115 f.
EXCOANGE ON LONDON.
One month, paper, —n. —c ; money, 2.5 r. 40c.
ree months, paper, 2M. 27 c ; money, 251. 25c.
0 TS .40theltil20C.

BOUR.SK, QUAItTER TO FOUR.—At the opening of business
the price of the Three per Cents. was 801. 35c. It remain,,d
stationary the whole day, bei.ig alternately buyers and sellers
at that quotation. Little business was done. Spanish Active
Stock opened better at 421, buyers. Some bargains were
done at 43. The price remains at 42k. All the securities
look firm.
P. S. A sudden improvement has occurred towards the
close of business, without any apparent cause.
LAST PRICES.—Five per Cents., 1081. 50c. ; Three
per Cents., 801. 45c. ; Five per Cents. Spanish, —; Three
per Cents., Spanish, —; Cortes, —; Coupons, ; Gueb-
hart's, —; Differes, 154 ; New Loan, —; Actives, 4244; Pas-
sives, 131 ; Dacats, 100 50 ; Romans, 1021 —; Pedros, 801 ;
Belgians, 103 ; Dutch, —f. —c. ; Elaytians, 395 f. —c. ;
Nliguels, —; Brabant Bank, —; Belgian Bank, 19.1; ; Con-
tinuation, —c. ; New Ditieres, —; Five per Cent. Perpe
—; Royal Loan, —.

We have received Brussels and German Papers.
On the Bth, the King and Queen of the BELGIANS
set out for Paris, leaving the PRINCE ROYAL at

Laeken.

The marriage of the Princess of SOLRE with the
Prince of SALAN SALM took place on the nth
inst„ at Roeulx, with extraordinary pomp. The cere-
mony was performed by the Cardinal DE TRot,
Archbishop of Rouen, and attracted such a great con-
course, of persons, that there were present 15,000 stran-
gers and 400 carriages.
We are happy to learn that the trade of Belgium is
in a most flourishing condition.

We have no news of any importance from Germany.

VIENNA, JUNE 11.—Four per Cents., ; Three per
Cents., 76a ; Bank Shares, 1,375.—A/igen:eine Zeituny,
June 16.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).
CORN EXCHANGE.
There are moderate arrivals this week of most kinds of
grain. The Wheat trade continues dull, at Monday's prices.
Barley, Beans, and Pease arc unaltered. Oats find buyers at
the terms last quoted. In the Flour trade no variation.
ARRIVALS.
Whelt Barley. Oats. Flour.
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SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, JUNE2I. —Wind W., fresh breezes.—. Arrived the For-
tuna, Leicester, from Sidney ; Reward, from Jamaica; Eliza,
—, from Honduras ; Ophelia, White, from Sierra Leone ;
and Elizabeth, Dyer, from Limerick. Arrived from the River
and sailed the True Briton, Black, for Madras ; and remain
Charles Broak, Bell, for St. Vincents; Rambler, Hall for
Gibraltar ; Clifton, Worsclls, for China ; Malcolm, Pond, fur
Waterford; and Express, Gibbs, for Whitehaven.
PORTSMOTII, JUNE 20.—Wind W., fresh.—Arrivals none,
sailings none.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 20.—Wind W.—No arrivals. Sailed
the Hercules, (steamer), for London.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 20.—Wind N. W. to W. N. W.—Arrived
the Glasgow steamer from Gibraltar, sailed 6th inst., Cadiz
Bth, Lisbon 11th, and Oporto 16th. Sailed the Lord Melville
Packet for Lisbon with mails.
COWES, JUNE 21.—Arrived the Louisa Adelaide, Fulberg,
from New Orleans.
GUERNSEY, JUNE 20:—Arrived the Flora de Meseur, and
Eliza, Gifford, from Havanah.
BRISTOL, JUNE 21.—Arrived the Walton Wood, Dubton,
from Barbadoes ; Mary Ann, Tucker, from Gallipoli ; Idas,
Bamfield, from Sicily ; and Ellen, Payne, from Trieste.
; Babeta, Konig,
MILFORD, JUNE 21.—Arrived the Spartan, Ellis, Smyrna.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 20.—Arrived the Superb, Boeckelman,
anda
and JGoraeng,nrSyt,atßanngota,tilforoff7i
frSnrnt. PR.efgears;buarngd Success, Liedlke,
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from Memel. Off port the Scipio, —, from New Orleans.
MARYPORT, JUNE 19.—Arrived off port the Mary, Murdock,
from Memel.
&lc°, JUNE 19.—Arrived the Eliza, Simpson, London.
DUBLIN, JUNE 19.—Arrived the Hope, Cadman, London.
LEITH, JUNE 19. —Arrived the Helen, Torrence, Messina.
HULL, JUNE 90.—Arrived the Active, Strornberg, Lubeck.
LYNN, JUNE 20.—Arrived the Carl, Hammond, and Sophia,
Brideman, from Memel.

The Mary Porter, Sampson, from Newcastle to Plymouth,
has arrived at Ramsgate, very leaky, having been on the
Goodwin Sands.

WHEAT CROP.—The Mark-lane Express states
that " in some counties, and especially in Lincolnshire, much
of the land sown with wheat has been ploughed up ; and in
other localities many plants have failed, or else grown so
spindly from the weakly and impoverished root, that the cars
must be short, thin, and few."

The vines are said to be coming on very favourably
this year in most of the wine districts of France.