The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-31 00:00:00

COMILT-pasuioNanxims.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert were expected to
arrive at Windsor Castle from Panshanger this after-
noon at two, and the Queen of the Belgians, with her
son, was to leave for Brussels at four.

Lord Brougham is in treaty for a villa at Richmond
for two months, where Lady B. will reside with his
Lordship until the month of October, when they intend
going to Brougham Hall,

R. D. Giacomo Traversi, canon and parish priest of
St. Angelo, in Peschcria, was appointed Bishop of Segni
some time 'ago. Previously to his appointment, he
waited on his Holiness, to tell him that sd. was all be
possessed ; but this was rather a recommendation with
his Holiness, who must have been long acquainted with
his extensive charities. A Bishop with only sd. in his
pocket indeed recalls the clays of the Apostles. In Eng-
land such a phenomenon would be followed like a wild
beast.

Signor Puzzi has been playing with great success
at Woburn Abbey, and received high tributes of eulogium

MISCELLANEOUS.

On Friday last, the Reform electors of Bury gave
splendid entertainment to Lord Charles Fitzroy in cele
bration of his triumph at the election.

An instance of true magnanimity lately occurred off
Ramsgate. A boat's crew of four had upset, about four
miles front land, and were spied from shore, clinging to
oars. Boats immediately pushed Off to the rescue, but
one of the men sank before the boat reached him. The
first man to whom the boat came near called out, "Never
mind me, my brave fellows, I am well enough; pull away
and save the others."

Friday week a deputation from the parishes of
Newtownards and Comber, including the Ministers and
members of eleven congregations, waited on the Mar-
quis of Londonderry to present him with an Address of
Condolence on the loss by fire of his magnificent man-
sion at Wynyard.-park. His Lordship's answer included
topics both on religion and politics.
The Irish Judges, in their addresses to the Grand
Juries, continue to give the most favourable accounts of
the state of the country.

RUMOURS OP THE DAY.
- It is reported that Messrs. Mortimer and Hunt, the
eminent silversmiths, are manufacturing the magnificent
piece of plate intended to be presented by the Jews to
Sir Moses Montefiore, in return for his exertions on be-
half of his brethren in the East. Mr. Hayter, R.A., has
furnished a beautiful design.
On Thursday two Mormonites arrived at South
Lincolnshire, from the banks of the Missouri, to solicit
subscriptions towards building a city and temple of
Jerusalem in the Far
_West. Another temple of the
same name is in progress in the land of Judea, and when
both are completed all the Mormons will be caught up
to Heaven, whence they will descend with the New
Jerusalem to the earth, which will become one extended
plain, all the waters being pushed up to the far north.
We hope the Lincolnites are too far north for the Mor-
monites.

MONEY MARKET and CITY ATE--WS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 30.—The Cot-
ton Market has been very dull throughout the week, but
prices have undergone very little change, ordinary and
middling qualities of American may be quoted id. per lb.
lower ; other qualities stationary. Brazils are heavy of
sale, but much the same in price as last week. Egyp-
tians are id. lower. Surat without change, Sea Islands
also. There has been taken for exportation, 2,250
American, and 200 I'ernam, and on speculation, 600
American, and 200 Surat, forwarded into the country
unsold during thr month, 3,450 American, 80 Brazil, and
100 Surat.

LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, JULY 30.—The fol-
lowing are the transactions as reported at the Stock
Exchange :—Grand Junction Half Shares, 100 f Great
Western New, 59+ ; London and Birmingham Quarter
Shares, 22i; North Midland, 641 ; Half Shares, 31 i ;
Third ditto, 4f.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 30.—The
depression in our Market is not in anywise mitigated :
Manchester and Leeds, 50 ; London and South Western,
53:1 ; Manchester and Birmingham, 21f 22 ; York and
North Midland, 74f ; Rochdale Canals, 86.

A Mexican Mail has arrived, brought by her Majesty's
packet Ranger, sailed from Vera Cruz 12th June, Tam-
pico 17th June, and Havannah 29th following, with a
freight of about 180,000 dollars.

Halifax papers have been received to July 16 ; they
are void of interest.
We have received Quebec papers to the 15th July.
Office of the Chief for Emigrants, Quebec, July 10.
Number of emigrants arrived during the week ending
July 10, 1841 :
From England
Ireland
Scotland
Lower Ports

505
1,337
35

1,886
18,707