The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-15 00:00:00

MORNING SUN

PORTUGAL. at Csl'
At midnight on Sunday the Margaret arnse dates,
mouth from Spain and Portugal, with the ions
The following is from a Lisbon correspondent '7l vvbiC,!,
LISBON, DEC. 7 .—The departure of the nIsIA' aesrl/
ought to have gone yesterday, has been deillYe" feeo
r
24 hours, owing to the non-arrival of the steam
the south in time to take it. Eng ' 101'
The Montrose steamer, with the mail fromciae ,
only came in this morning, being two days fvder to lv9rl
consequence of the tremendous gales she u9trian ,f
against nearly the whole passage. The is-,rute rem'
nister, Baron Mareschal, arrived by hen ".„-ived bed—„,
that the Nuncio, Monsignor Capuccini, bad s'!"is
last week, proved false. He is not yet here, hu"
expected. of 15 per
In the recent decree, abolishing the preraill. forcio„
cent. (differential duties) on the duties 11PrA tbat tie
goods imported in English vessels, it was stet-vrOceei.
abolition was to take place (as regarded thegoods pub
ing from ports in Europe) three months after herefore
cation of the decree. The term allowed Wili,letque!ti'"e3
expire on the 18th of January, 1842 ; and clol3
now is, whether the premium can continue to het cioree
upon goods imported within that period, but 119 In t!1„
at the Custom-house until after its expiration•specisiu
solution of this question the British merchants e %%031
are much concerned. The Finance Minister,
the net:
several of them have applied, has answered ?nu bis tieer
tive; but I understand that, not satisfied with
f the pt
sion, they propose soliciting the intervention 0-
of
tish Government in their trehalf. JO se
On Thursday last the instalment due on the to
the Duke of Wellington and others, was tenders
parties acting on behalf of the claimants, for e rte
t st tliea;
some of them agreed to receive the money' at
exchange current in Lisbon, others, and aln°,leirs
the agent of Rothschild, insisted upon getting topr°,l
the London course of exchange, endorsed urrinakelint,
missory notes by their principal, to whomth,,.'at9 ;
Lord Beresford had negotiated them. The a„f, 1,013,„
haps acted properly in obeying his instructioilsol right ;
so Messrs. Rothschild, who certainly haven a sat°,°
00
compel the Portuguese Government to Pay city.
Lisbon at the exchange current in a foreign i 40001!
.
practice in regard to bills of exchange drawn 19,
upon . Lisbon has been this—for instance!, drso
Lisbon owes B in London 1,000 milreis ; eisichting:
for as many pounds sterling as are equal at tiled Pam
current in London, to a thousand milreis, tiled
th to
it, because as he is not called upon to p 1 terial •
• .0012 Did
the amount in milreis which he owes, it 151,,, be. ,he
him what the nominal amount in sterlin't r 9;. 't place „"-•
here the case is widely different. In the
business, in London, was not an "exchange"l,r;-,111, the,'"of
term which only applies to transactions in lv".'" con' ,
of one country is given for a bill drawn for the pot
another country. The obligations given by th: t tl
guese Government were not bills of exchange, ,Ijcer'/
promissory notes for sums in sterling payable ofv,il 011i'1
day in Lisbon, and the Government is, theref°'":'lad'
obliged to pay that amount in sterling at its va/u,reh'e
reis in Lisbon on the day when it becomes due. • 100011;
missory notes negotiated to Messrs. Rothschild, -1,000.0"
were for so many pounds sterling, and it 'vss, not
sterling they gave for them, and, therefore, it W„aree-
operation of exchange. On the occasion er %.yr ea°lll-;
instalment the Portuguese Government w°s3 000/. bY
to submit to the imposition, and lost ab°°ll,--ild may Pere
but it has become wiser now. Mr. 13°tilse (a differePe
oner
haps say that he looked to the re-csehall,Le °f !
of 3f per cent.) for his profit on the s"have nt,;--Coolt
he made ; but with that the Portuguese ; iota
do : he must look to the parties frorn • 1
the notes. last I
learn that Rothschild's agent has 9t but unwed
to receive the money at the Lisbon exollan'ae'
protest. is for
Her Majesty's brig Espoir sailed froin brig
land on the sth inst. Vritish rt•
i
A boy aged fifteen belonging to tllea this
Europa, drowned himself on Friday la— 1
His naive was James Walker.

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the 16th of October,
FryOenr, of a daughter. BIRTH S. G•
hotfera.
Cumberbath Es . her Ma' 'V' - C lat t P
On the 16th ult• ,at Constantinople, the lady se , °
half 01 ere"°l
aFudlaleur, :auggh.er.in at Madras, the lady of gait°
jesty s ice- onsu ir,
Ong the 1 lth inst., Eaton-place,the lady Bel'
of the
Cliat°
Mundy,
On the 11th inst., at Bayswater, the lady of Frederic
Esq., of a daughter. lece'
On
of a son.
the 11th inst., Mrs. W. Oldersliaw, Can onburrP 0
On the 12th inst., at St. Ann's-hill, Wandsworth, Sri' Yi,:
Bell, of a daughter. f Nir'
On the 12th inst., at Torrington .square, the wife a
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Mrs. Richard Winter, of a daughter.
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On the 11th inst., at St. Margaret's, CanterburYo,t ~ the la
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if
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On the ith inst., at Teignmouth, Stanley Bullock, 54.' a
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On the 10th inst., at Barnes-terace Mrs. IVI. MundaY.
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PUSEYITES BUYING THE PRa:tbe
We have, in days gone by, marvelled much d
apparent zeal with which the Times and post' g'be
several other journals in town and country, upheld the
cause of Puseyism. It did, indeed, appear to to. t) 0
a very remarkable and puzzling fact, that, Wl'h
small a hold on the people at large, this new sect 9100
have the support of, comparatively speaking, s° grlut
number of the writers for the public press. wbc
" murder will out." " The riddle is now read'
London Standard has turned Queen's evidence, and
as ''it.lets the oat out of the bag " informs us how t
Puseyttes buy the golden opinions" of mankind ::71,ke
" We have said above that we have reason to w9ase
and suspect '
Dr. Pusey's party—we alluded to thew,
reasons, in justice to the party, as a warning that sill
may be prejudiced. In justice to ourselves, we
here
now say what these reasons are. For years wo. haos
been persecuted with letters blaming our neutral". t
the Tract controversy, and angrily remonstrating a.g3l° u_f
the opposition which we have given to the doctrwes.e
the Tracts, as often as we have been compelled to otiet
them—all these letters, whether fawning or 40°1'1:
have,. without a single exception, appealed to our Pe'e'd,
°fled
wiry interests ; bribes have not been direclY
but bribes have been not less plainly intirf'ated
.threats, too, have been held out not less liberal)}'' 6eif,
in one word, we will say that in a long and PrettYrot
tensive experience of the relations between the AiP'eb.
and the public, we have never seen anything aPPr,
m -
g to the efforts that have been made to aorr".,
rtts'e
Standard to the views of this particular party.
cannot think well of a party resorting to such Imeansp.
eco
Here are pretty doings alleged against the by
Apostles, who were to take the Christian soriufess
storm. Did the early Fathers, for whom they protect
such a reverence, buy converts, or have they ad°Peit
this novel fashion of evangelizing mankind fromit v,
habit of doing things as Tories? Be this as to
valaeco,
the public will now, at all events, know what
set upon the Puseyite effusions which adorn theoill
lumns of so many of the newspapers. Thqh die
merely regard them as bought puffs, over sr.b'ej,rge
word "Advertisement" ought to be written in •ng 55
letters. We thank the Standard for thus carr)lfor.
behind the scenes. What valuable and nt'
mation could these editors of the Tor y papers
„1:1350
if they would all, in like manner, begin to tell • le,'
parlour secrets of their faction.—Liverpool Clirolue

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