The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-16 00:00:00

THEAT3ZICAL.

At the Theatre des Varieties, Paris, a pleasant little
trifle, Endymion, is attracting much ; not Endymion,
however, the beloved of the star-crowned Dian, but En-
dymion, a gallant little corporal in a certain regiment of
the line.

SPORTING.
The Royal bounds hunt again in the Surrey country
on Wednesday, when they meet on Woking common,
close to the South-Western Railway station.

COURT—PASHIODIABLE.
The Duke of Wellington is expected in town in the
course of the week from Walmer Castle.
The Duke of Norfolk left Arundel Castle on Friday
to visit the Earl of Albemarle at Brighton.
The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in town on Friday
from Hatfield House. The Noble Marquis and his
daughters leave in a few days for Walmer Castle on a
visit to the Duke of Wellington.
Earl Spencer has returned to Althorpe-hall from
Holkham.

The Earl of Wilton arrived at Heaton-park, Lanca-
shire, on Tuesday.
The Earl of Denbigh, Master of the Horse to the
Queen Dowager, left Brighton on Thursday, for Sud-
bury-hall, Derbyshire.
His Excellency, Sir Charles Bagot, left town on Fri-
day, to embark on board her Majesty's ship Illustrious,
for Quebec.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The amount of loss occasioned by the late destruction
of the small armoury of the Tower, has been much exag-
gerated. An estimate of the value of the Ordnance stores
deposited therein was completed, by order of the Go-
vernment, the day preceding the fire, and the amount was
stated to be 186,6001. Of this amount, 10,0001. (5,000
percussion muskets) was saved, leaving 176,600/. If to
this be added 50,000/. for the cost of re-erecting the
building, the sum Mal will not exceed 226,600/.

Yesterday, in the year 500, died the famous ~liracle
Saint Machutus of %Vales ; in a subsequent part of his
life, he lived as a recluse on the Continent, and occupied
the pontifical chair of the city of Aleth.
The first stone of the new Royal Exchange will he
laid by Prince Albert early in January, and Mr. The
has received directions to erect a covered scaffolding for
twelve hundred spectators. The site chosen is that of
the first stone of the old Royal Exchange, laid by
Charles 11. The contract is taken at the sum of
115.9001., and the building is to be finished by the 25th
of June, 1844, under a penalty of 201. per day.
The elopement of a respectable young female with a
son of Mars, some few days ago, from Thurles, has caused
considerable sensation in that locality. What gives the
affair a very melancholy turn is, the reflection that the
mother of the damsel has since died of a broken heart
in consequence of her daughter's departure.
On Saturday, at two o'clock, 300 mechanics and agri-
cultural labourers, with their families, embarked at
Deptford, on board the Diadem, of 800 tons, fur Ade-
laide, South Australia.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, MONDAY EVENING.
There was not much movement in the market for the
Public Securities to-day, and prices alternated only in a
trifling degree. Speculation is very little thought of, as
the account will be settled in a day or two. Consols for
immediate transfer were R 9 to 891, closing at 89 to 1,
and for Account 89 to 891 ; Exchequer bills were 10s.
to 13s. prem ; and India Bonds Is. to 2s. prem. ; Bank
Stock was worth 164 ; and the Now Three-and-a-Half
per Cents. realised 994 to i.
There was nothing in the advices from Spain to cause
any alteration in the Bonds, but the accounts from Lis-
bon, it might have been supposed, would have depressed
the value of Portuguese Stock. Such, however, is not
the case. The New Five per Cents. were at 30 to +, and
the Three per Cents. at 181 ; Active Spanish Bonds
were dull at 21+ to ; Mexican Stdck realised 251, and
Brazilian, 58 ; Belgian Bonds were 100+ to 1 ; Danish
at 784 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 51+ to 4.
Shares were not brisk, but the holders gave way a
little. Sales were effected. Great Western were quoted
at 14 to 14/ ; the New, 64 to 7 ; Birmingham, 66 to
661 ; York and orth Midland, 34 ; South Western,
14/ premium. Brighton were 13 to 121. ; Midland
Counties, 15 dis. ; London and Westminster Bank Shares
were 14 ; and Provincial of Ireland, 15 prem.
(From The Sun of Last Night.)
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 13.—The sales
to-day are estimated at 3,000 bales, wholly to the trade,
without change in the prices of yesterday.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, Nov. 13.—A good
business has been transacted at the Stock Exchange at
the following prices ;—Edinburgh and Glasgow, 43 ;
Eastern Counties, 71. 16s. 6d. ; London and Birmingham,
157 ; Manchester and Leeds, 551 ; Half Shares, 224 ;
Great Western, Half Shares, 56f ; London and South
Western, 521 ; Manchester, Bolton, and Bury, 53+ ;
North Midland, 651 ; Paris and Rouen, 10.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 13.—We
have had a little more business doing to-day, and prices
continue steady. London and Birmingham Quarter
Shares, 211; ditto 321. Shares, 53 ; Manchester and
Leeds Half Shares, 23 ; Manchester and Birmingham,
22+; Manchester and Salford Bank, 94 ; Manchester
and Sheffield, 22+ to 224 ; London and South Western,
524 to 53.
The letters and papers by the packet-ship Garrick,
from New York, reach to the 26th ult. They do not
bring any political news of interest. United States Bank
Shares had improved to 44 5. Exchange on England
was at 94 10 prem.
The London line of packet-ship Quebec, Captain He-
bard, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday, from Ne-v
York, which place she left on the 22d ult. She has
brought over a full freight and 280,000 dollars in specie.
The Margaret steamer has arrived with a mail from
the Mediterranean ; the dates are from Gibraltar, 4th ;
Cadiz, sth ; Lisbon, Bth ; Oporto, 9th inst. ; but the
news is not of the least importance.
The Continental arrivals this morning consist of one
French, one Flanders, and one Hamburgh mail, leaving
one French, Flanders, and Dutch due. The non-arrival
of the latter is attributed to the high wind which pre-
vailed on Saturday night and yesterday.
Not the slightest variation has taken place in either
the English or Foreign Securities, from the closing
prices of Saturday, up to the present time, in short, there
has been scarcely a bargain transacted. Consols are, 894
for Money, and 891 4 for the Account ; Exchequer
Bills, 10 12 prem. ; Spanish Active Stock, 214 4; Por-
tuguese, Five per Cents., 294 30; Ditto Three, 171 181.
Havannah papers to the 3d October have been received,
via New York, which state that the same dullness con-
tinues in all branches of trade, and no activity can be
expected until after the alteration in the silver currency
shall have taken place. We quote exchange at rates
payable in gold—Exchange on London, 60 days sight,
15 to 154 premium.
By a vessel, bound to Hamburgh, and which landed a
bag of letters in the Channel. advices from Rio de Janeiro,
to the 10th September, have been received, which state
that a vote had passed the Chamber of Deputies to the
effect that the paper, to the amount of about 50,0001,
which used to be called in annually, and appropriated to
the Sinking Fund, should not be destroyed, but re-opened
against the deficit in the Finances. Exchange on Eng-
land 31.

The .settlement of the' half-monthly account in the.
Foreign Market, going on without difficulty, the flue.;
tuations haring•been4o a very limited extent.
Spatkish,,Autivel,E•toak.,has.,advanced since the opening'
to ?lid, <.5 ;:Portuguese Three per CentA:'
4; 5; 13e1giall 130txd5,,1004 I; Brazilian, 57#58; Datnisir:,
; Dutch Two-And-a-Half per Cents., 51i 1 ; ditto
Fives,
Comols for lqbney, 89k 111 ; for the Account 89k ;
Exchegner Bills, 10 12 prem. ; ditto, Bonds, 2. 1 prem. ;
Bank Stock, 164.

Very little doing in Shares. The following are the
quotations :—Great Western, 79; Ditto, New, 564 ;
London and Brighton, 37 ; London and Birmingham,
1564 156 ; Midland Counties, 85 ; York and North
Midland, 84 ; Ditto, New, 29.

No intelligence of the Columbia steam-ship up to the
present time.
No alteration to notice in the Stock Market, and but
little business doing.
There is unfortunately no improvement in the accounts
from the manufacturing districts. From Manchester,
they are in fact even worse, and although specie is
coming over rather freely from the United States, it is
not likly at this time of the year that we shall do much
trade with that country. In the spring, if our unfortu-
nate artisans can drag on so long, we have a hope for
brighter prospects.