The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-27 00:00:00

it is as distant from arrangement as ever. °ld!
TALLEYRAND has declared that, so long to _AI.
As°
and Prussia confine themselves to advising evil!'
sion to the King of HOLLAND, that obstinate 'riot
will never give way, They have said, indeedtto
if he persist in his present policy, they will
prevent Great Britain and France from resortieg io
coercive measures ; but he knows very Oil d
were coercion to be tried, Austria and Prtio
would only allow it to proceed to a certain elte..
and he is certain of the co-operation of Pi°,
Thus encouraged, he holds out in the hope off;
political event which would prevent the British
French Governments from interfering with td
views which he entertains of the re-conga°

Belgium.
The official details of the affair of the 4tb in°ll,
at Oporto, have not yet been received at the F°ll'

guese Embassy.
aussels and German papers have heel! rroi
ceived. The latter speak of the probabiallei
the Berlin monetary system being intro 06,
into Leipsic, a report which seems to have
tiff
sioned some excitement among the Mend
curers in the latter place. By the 13r! bsi
papers, we are informed that a slight r's-
taken place in the Belgian Funds. „
BRUSSELS, MARCH 23.—Yesterday, at tbe 41
of Change, the 24 millions experienced a rise, le 04
inure decided in the evening. Tfo-v opened at 9' ;40
after the arrival of the prices of Antwerp and A_„,,a"t er°l
were done at the Itente Perpetuelle &Earn-
from 65 to Eiöi•

NORTHAMPTON, MARCH 26'
,g 0
TO THE EDITOR OF THE S
oar ,d
SlR,—The Northampton Herald of Saturday, in 01.4'
relative to our races, states that Mr. Spalding, son-in-7.r in
Lord Chancellor, uttered expressions (at the ordinitach
he, as one of the stewards, presided as chairrnan)W;e to;
be extremely offensive towards her Majesty. I„ 3„dially,
received the subjoined letter from Mr. Spalding, sk'n ost
assured that Lord Dillon and Mr. Osbaldeston, W",,-.0o0;
Mr. Spalding's right and left at dinner, can bear tes-0011""
the paragraph being a falsity. I think it right to that it ru
a copy of Mr. Spalding's contradiction, in order t"
more speedily be denied than it possibly can by °r f
re
papers, which are not published until next Saturday. 4
yours faithfully, A fr°l4
THE EDITOR OF THE NORTI4-

FREE PRESS.
George-row, Northampton, Tuesday, March 26.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHADIPTu`
PRESS.
SIR,-The Northampton Herald of last Saturdal". .o,' 1
gross calumny against myself, reflecting upon her ll'AfB3.tiso/1
I trust you will favour me with inserting a contra"o.o6.l
not one iota of the paragraph is true; and I shall in'fF
solicitor to take legal proceedings against the paper
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
lip
.r. srA
Arthingworth, Northamptonshire, March 26.
DAY')
COURT OF CHANCERY._(THIS

LEITH v. IRVINE. cled
The LORD CHANCELLOR stated that he will giv",: COOl
in this heavy case on Saturday next at the rising of t"Aviel
It will take some time in delivering, and he will prefer;gb.
after the business of the Court shall have been gotten coon,
A lunatic matter of course was mentioned, and sod'
resumed their arguments in the part heard aPPe4I
Salmon.
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D'l.)
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (T"
1.0
FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, Msacn E.S.E , light breeZ''"Thje
and sailed for the river, Asia, Bathie, and OrWel' jphiri"-,/
from China; put back Alexander, Copie, and 3. igh"o
Short, for Madras. Half-past five p.m.—Wind .'',,;0111.6
The outward bound are getting under weigh.
Majesty's ship Talavera and Larne; French, -41"-
and Resolu frigates, D'Asa brig.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH variable.
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FALMOUTH, MARCH 25.—Wind N. t°,
lq•
breezes.—Sailed the Skylark packet for St. Do.r_tsid Is
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for Calcutta—on the 2d of January, lat. 25. 3° 11,s---4th 1:
spoke the Accession, from the Cape to Matin"-„,
lat. 9. 35 long. 12. 45, spoke the Pip, Victoria, lt°— ,
and the Cape, for Liverpool. Tuceinbe.;ti
BENGAL—Arrived previous to the Ist of .—0; 1
Duke of Buccleuch, Henning; Layton, Saunders
TJ
Sibbald, Darby ; Cxsar, Thompson ; Burrell, ni`,..„de
Duke of Bedford, all from London ; Elizabeth,
dr
Caledonia, from Singapore; Duke of Nortburabert ogotT
from Portsmouth; Juno, Bernard, from Havre ;.°l"cipoolL,
Thompson, from Bristol ; Albion, M`Leod, froin 1)17.0,
BOMBAY.—Arrived the Royal George, Vijjoist
Liverpool ; Eliza, King, from the Clyde. Sailed'
the Claremont, Brown, for Liverpool. -
„. it; Of,'
ST. HELEN A.— Sailed, Jan. 27, the Bounty, for
Lord Eldon ; both for Liverpool; 29th, Earl Warn's!, on 4''
don ; the Mary Ann, Webb, was to sail from Dengra tb
2d of December, for Liverpool ; the Mary sailed fro
&-
early in November, for Liverpool.
DARTMOUTH, MARCH 25,—Arrived the 11°Y-' 06,
from Villa Viciosa. Fie
DUBLIN, MARCH 25.—Arrived the Etnerala,
from Bordeaux. ;yet

The Jane, Elliott, bound to Elsenor, put back --_, to c'tl
tbe Cl
t 1
loss of bowsprit, having been in contact lOW

Glasgow steamer.
THE MARKETS.— (THIS DAY)
..—.........___ sod
CORN EXCHANGE. made
The arrivals of all kinds of Grain this week are i0te.;06,,
of Flour the return is pretty good. The Wheat ~one ,n, l,:i.
firm, Monday's prices being supported for sole 'WI'
Barley, Beans, and Pease unaltered. For Oats ... quo
cable demand at former rates. Flour free sale at la" '
ARRIVALS. 0011
Wheat. Barley. Oats. 1 5,--
Ag
M) English 2, qrs. 3,450 qrs. 4,720 V'. ..,"
Irish
Foreign — I --- --.