The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-01 00:00:00

THTIIC.a.L.

A new drama, entitled Jacl,• Ketch, was brought out
at Sadler's Wells, last night.
The English Opera house opened last night with
new series of Promenade Concerts, under the manage-
ment of Musurd. The house was well attended.
Mr. Mitchell, of Bond-street, has just concluded a
negotiation with Braham for the Prince's Thefttr.,, in
King-street. The theatre is to be opened in November
with French comedies an I vaudevilles.

COURT—IVISIIIONABLE.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex arrived at
the Midland Hotel on Monday, and proceeded on his
journey northward next morning.
The I)ulce of Richmond has gone to the Highland
and Agricultural Meeting at Berwick, where he is to
preside at the grand annual meeting of that Association
this week.
The Earl of Dalhousie arrived at Dalhousie Castle,
near Edinburgh, early in the past week.
Lord Maryborough arrived in town on Wednesday
from Leamington.
Sir Charles Bagot, Governor-General of Canada, em-
barks to-morrow week for Halifax.

Sir R. reel has issued cards for Parliamentary din-
ners to-morrow and 'Wednesday next.

ZYZXSCELLANXIOUS.

Kininel Park, the residence of Lord Dinorben, was
burnt to the ground on Tuesday night, and is now a
heap of ruins, the outside walls only standing. The
library, jewels, papers, and a good deal of furniture were
savrd. Fortunately no lives were lost, though several
persons, and more especially Lady Dinorben herself,
were in imminent danger from the rapidity with which

the flanies extended.
We understand that the new day-mail between Lon•
don and Brighton, %sill be put on the railway almost

immediately.—
Lord Morpeth, previous to leaving. Ireland, transmitted
to the Commissioners of the Board of Education 1,0001.

to be expended in promoting the system in that country.
In Ireland the Liberal party are displaying great
energy in making preparations• for the October regis-
tries. In many counties Local Associations for that
purpose have been established or revived.
The Commissioners of the Metropolis Roads perse-
vere i t not lighting the roads within their jurialiction.
On Wednesday night, the whole of the metropolis roads
west of Hyde Park-corner were in complete darkness.
The caisson on which the light-house on the Good-
will Sands is to be constructed is Completed, but it will
not be, towed to the: North Calepar Head, the place of
its destination, until the spring tide of the October new
moon, about a fortnight hence.
At the Polytechnic Institution a new mode of pattern
printing, by the agency of the galvanic fluid, will be ex-
hibited in a few clays. By the process we understand
colours o: any firm, variety, and extent can be rapidly
and durably impressed upon all kinds of piece goods.
n•zravrourts Or THE

We understand that Sir Stratford Canning is appointed
Ambassador to Constantinople, having declined the Em-
bassy to Vienna.
A Contemporary states that Alderman Thompson and
Mr. B. Bond Cabbell are shortly to be created Baronets.
The Rev. Mr. Marshall, one of the Edinburgh minis-
ters, has announced to his Session that he intends to re-
sign his charge, in consequence of a change in his reli-
gious opinions. It is understood he has adopted Pusey-
ism, and means to join that party in the English Church.

MONEY and COM VIERCIAL NEWS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 30.-01 f Point Lynas, at titres
P.M., the Britannia steamer, from Boston and lialifax.
Iler arrival in port is expected about six or sev( n P.ai. ;
therefore the letters and papers by her may atrive in
London about two o'clock.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 30.—The sales
to-day are 4,000 bales, of which 500 have been taken for
export, and the remainder entirely to the trade.
Lit-Euro(ll.. SHARE MARKET, SEPT. 30.—We have no
particular feature to notice in the Share Market to-day.
The transactions are :—Grand Junction,• Half Shares,
98; Liverpool and Manchester, 193 ; Half Shares, 92
Quarter, 461.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT. 30.—We
have no change to note in our' Market. Manchester
and Leeds, 551 and 56 ; Ditto, New Quarters, 15s.
prem. ; London and Birmingham, 157 ; Manchester
Assurance, 9 ex. div. ; Manchester and Liverpool
District Bank, Cl. 18s.

Her Majesty's packet Swift has arrived at Falmouth
with a mail from the West Indies; the dateS are, from
Trinidad, 19; Demerara, 20 ; Barbadoes, 21 ; and Ja-
maica, 28th August.
We take the following from the Jamaica papers:—
PROROGATION OF TliE ASSEMBLY.—His Excellency
the Governor loss been pleased to issue his proclamation,
bearing date 25th August, further proroguing the house
of Assembly, till Tuesday, Gth October next.
The barque Annandale has brought the sum of
56,00 CL in specie, for the use of the Colonial Bank. The
Directors of that institution have published a Report,
showing a statement of the affairs of the Bank for the
half-year ending the 31st December, and a profit of 8
per cent. on the paid-up capital of the Corporation for
that period.
CARTIAGENA.—The schooner Susan arrived at Ja-
maica on the 27th of August. We understand that she
was not allowed to land the :cargo of provhions,
which she took away with her to that place.
.Affairs are said to be still unsettled. 'Her Majesty's
steamer Hydra has left Purt Royal for Carthagena, at
the urgent request of the merchants of this city, for the
purpose of affording protection to British merchants and
property at that port, which has been declared in a state
of blockade by the adherents of the Spanish General
Carmona. _ .

The trust deed of Troughton, Brothers, and Co., is
published at t'ull length in the Demerara paper of the 20th
August, but it contains nothing of interest to the credi-
tors, except that the latter will claim to have credit for
the bills accepted and returned upon them unpaid, to
the amount of 103,4901. 7s. 11d.