The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-17 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

F. Armson, builder, Melcombe-place, Dorset-square, July
26, at twelve—J. Weston, sen., and J. Weston, jun., tailors,
Old Bond-street, Aug. 6, at twelve—J. H. Skelton, woollen
draper, Aug. 6, at ten—R. Richards, mercer, Marylebone-
street, Piccadilly, Aug. 6, at two—W. Williams, brandy_
merchant, Dorking, Surrey, Aug. 7, at ten—J. B. Courthope,
painter and house decorator, Aug. 8, at ten.
CERTIFICATES, Au°. 6.
- -

R. Drew, currier, Great Sutton-street—J. Munro, iron_
founder, Liverpool—J. Meeks and T. Gummery, upholsterers,
Warwick—S. Spafford, corn-miller and drug-grinder, Salford,
Manchester—S. Stocker, victualler, Bristol—F. F. Lavanchy
and J. It. Lavanchy, warehousemen, Air-street, Piccadilly.

STATE OF WEAVING AT PERTH.—We
have great pleasure in stating, that the weaving branch of
our local manufacture is at present improving. Undrilled
zinghams, especially, are in great demand; and one of the
imincipal manufacturers of this fabric has advanced the
rate of weaving full 10 per cent.... Scotsman,

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, and
Princes ALEXANDER and CHARLES Of Solms, hoof
tie Marquis and Marchioness of LONDONDERRY, with
company, on Monday, at the Grand Fete given bi
Ma, quis and Marchioness, at their seat at Rose
Fulham.

Prince LIEVEN, Prince TALLEYKAND, and the Dd
de Dixo, and others of the Foreign Ambassador. ,
Ministers and their Ladies, Viscount PALstEfts.rost.;
others of tt,e Cabinet Ministers, and a I age party Of.
Nobility and Gentry left town y.sterday for Munr-11
Herta, where the Marquis an Marchioness of Wrst
STEIL gave a splendid entertainment. The PM
ALEXANDER and CHARLES Of SOIMS went from ICO
the Fete.

Mr. COLQUHOUN, the agent for St. Vincent's, and
MAYERS, the agent for Barbadoes, transacted be?'
yesterday, at the Colonial-office.

- Lord HOLLAND had an interview yesterday with
GREY, at the Treasury.

RHEUMATIC GOUT CURED BY T
"MINERAL MAGNET."

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LANCE

enclose you a case of rheumatic gout whi
was cure) by the application of the mineral magi'
should you deem it worthy a place in your inestitdi,
j >urnal, you will much oblige, Yours, very respectful)
E. S. BLUNDELL'
13, Orchard-street, Portman-square.

The subject of this cue, C. W. (Charles Walker, V(
cott's printing-office, Blaekfriars-road, nearly opposite.
Magdalen), wt. 45, a journeyman printer, had ens
tolerably good health until the last four months, dud
which time he had been attacked with rheumatic gollt,
severely, as entirely to prevent his performing the ordies
duties of a prin•er. He had been several weeks or
medical treatment without experiencing much relief.
His countenance was pale and anxious, 'skin cold •
clammy, pulse 65 and small, tongue slimy and spooi
he experienced a numb p iin in the h-,,1, slept but li.tly,
being prevented by the p tin in his limbs, appetite he:;
bowels and other functions natural. His frame was ge:,
much emaciated, and his general appearance Wier:
great constitutional debility, the result of long and stget;
suffering.
He complained of a scalding sensation in the Artie JO
tions of the ancle, right knee, and left wrist, which ri
stiff and swollen, but not much inflamed. The tell
which pass over the insteps fit like tense chords. ti
experienced considerable pain in the feet and ancles cc'
standing or walking, and he was three hours in bobbril
(to use his own expression) to my residence, a distances
two miles.
June S. The pain and stiffness being more intenei,,
the articulations of the right knee and ancle, I prefe,
operating on them, and commenced by passing the mg,:
six or eight times round the joints. The patient was 7,
mediately relieved. I requested him to rise from his F,
and walk two or three times round the room, which'
instantly did, and said be had not been so easy and cc"
fortable for some time. A few directions were given t;
specting a more generous diet, and the patient was delir
to call again on the following day.
9. Ho states that he remained free from pain nell
tl,e evening ; passed a more tranquil night, and persph.4 ;
copiously; he was again subj•cted to the magnetic tree
mint with the same favourable results.
.11
10. The symptoms appear to be greatly mitigated I
has had a good night's rest ; tongue cleaner, pulse strong
his ancle is not so stiff, and less painful. I magnet°
him, and he was again reieved.
~

12. Complains of pain in the left knee. In every ogli
respect he is rapidly recovering. I subjected the knee
the same magnetic treatment, and he was instantly relieo
11. Is in every respect better, the right sncle and l'
have regained their natural size, and he walked to 11,
house within the hour without the aid of his laic°
Again tnagnetiz d.

16. The pain and swelling of the left lower extra
nearly gone ; health much improved, can walk with 0
19. Doing well.
Returned to his work.

July 2. Has up to this date experienced no return of pst
I have had two other precisely similar cases under
same treatment. They have been attended by eV!
favourable results. The great similarity, however,
tween the three cases, renders it unnecessary for ve
give a report of more than one of them. ,

The Post-office list of Tuesday gives notitf
that letters will be f wwarded to the United States by
weekly packet-ships from Liverpool, implying, of con!"'
that arrangements for that purpose have been made 0'
the American captains, there not being any packet on -,4
service of English ownership, whether public or prised
though it might be imagined that we have as strong
tives as the Americans for establishing such a line of
munication. The chief reason, however, for direly
public attention to this arrangement is as a part of
to
exertions making by the Post-office to accomplish a be
return of revenue for that department, in the course
which there is cre dted a degree of inconvenience WllO
merchants far more than commensurate with such std/aO,
tage. The conduct of the Post-office is the more
gracious, inasmuch as they have been willing ennusoo
when the transmission of letters could not be carried 14
through the smallness of the number, hut at a positio,
loss, to leave the matter wholly to private mansgerned
but when it grows into somedhing productive they seise 0
it, and fail at the same time in giving to the merebs!‘
the tic liars which before existed. They will Ov
have to pay more at Liverpool, and have a less eill,l
delivery, probably by two or three hours, than they
before. The same sort of nuisance l: as been inflicted 0.4
regard to the steam packet communications with Holl°:r0
Hamburg, and the north of Europe generally. At °,O
the Post-office, still adhering to the old and clumsy systA,
of sailing-packets, were compelled, out of absolute shAFF
to allow great latitude to the quicker medium, Woo
would not have done to enforce the sending by their °
vessels, in the face of private facilities far more cool'
of the kind. Hence the conveyance of letters and sniod
parcels by the steam-packets was winked at, or Pilaf
with very little notice. At length the Post-Iwo
managers have themselves been driven, after resisting i/0
long as possible 0
into the use of steam-packets, and
~.ef
merchants, by the mere continuance of the mode t',
had got accustomed to, suddenly find themselves !%of
posed to higher charges, to greater delay, to penaln„,
and all sorts of inconveniences. As an example, a
which occurred last week may be cited. A mercallo
house in the city had a parcel addressed to it by tie,
last steam packet from Rotterdam, containing satnris
of colonial produce, with orders to make purchases,
this market. This parcel was opened at the CusWwo
house, the samples taken out, and the written docuweji
transferred to the Post-office, from whence they were °Po
delivered after a delay of 24 hours. The samplele
which they referred were only obtained two days after
application at the Custom-house, and when it was w,
late to execute the orders in question. There can be oi
doubt that in this instance the sending the inetructions,_r,
speeding the samples in the same parcel was an infracto,
stlic.ly speaking, of the Post-office privilege, but 50i
o_4;
ance should have been made for the change of systenii
and though the postage were insisted on, the mercbao.4,
question should ,hot have been subjected to the delay ";
inconvenience which actually occurred. It is to be
gietted that the transaction was not made the subject
an action in one of our law courts, which would probe
have awarded heavy damages against the Post-'office.
department altogether, from the mode in which it is nu,
conducted, is very unpopular, not to say absolutely odi°to
in the city.— Times.
Mr. RusH, whose " Narrative of his Res;
dente at the Court of London" is now commanding up
of
vided attention, was appointed Minister Plenipotentiary,
the United States to the Court of England in the year it 3
a period of great interest in our domestic annals. At li
time Lord Livertrooe was Prime Minister, Lord CAS/ og
REA GH was Foreign Secretary, Lord SIDXOUTH wolf'
Home D,parttnent, Lord ELnott was Chancellor, ir°ol
SITTA RT was at the Exchequer, CANNING at the Bo".,1
Control, the Eal of WESTMORELAND was Lord prrA
Seal, and Lord He RROWBY was President of the Counci,,
Mr. Rum rem iined in England nearly eight years, °lie
during that time, inducted as he was into the diplooll.o%
and aristocratic circles, possessed the best means of WO
an accurate judgment of the highest rank of the people'to
A commission de lunatic° inquirendo liio
been grante I by the LORD CHANCELLOR of England of
the case of the Earl of KINGSTON, anti will be opens, 00
Bristol on Tuesday (this day). Several witnesses rf
this country are summoned to attend._ Cork Reporter')
THE MOORS.—Spot tsmen anticipate a caPit)
crop of birds. The coveys are earlier, and of °°1rer
,tronger than they were last year. Black game is 'la' id
he particularly abundant, and will he strong on the
before the Ist of September.—Leeds Intelliyencer.
CHURCH PATRONAGE.--Dr. CHALDff
had an interview with Ministers, the result of VP)/
1, said to be, that they are determined to yield nothi°ll
;he Crown Patronage...Dumfries Journal.

„ PRICK.; c
sank Stock .....
41er Cent. Red.
3~er Cent. Cons.
per Cent......
, tto Red .........
;46W334 Per ter
per Cent. Ant
I per Cent. 1826
Bank Long Ann
Jan. 5, 1860.,
Oct, 10, 185°.-
Jan. 5, 1860:
Jan. 5, 1880,
Aprils, 1880.
Jan. 5, 1870.

PRICES
Ditto. Austrian
,i.cßsAncßcPoonuFdnisi
helgian Bonds..
.Ditto Accoun
Brazilian Bonds
Ditto Accoun
Buenos Ayres 1'
Ditto Accoun
Chilian Bonds
Ditto Acco _,
Columbian Bonn
Ditto Accoun
Ditto Bond
Ditto Ace. s'
Danish Bon 'lln
Ditto Ac .'
1';
Greek Bonir
Ditto Bonsds, 1
Ditto
Accoun
Mexican Bonds,
Ditto, 6
per c
N Ditto Accoun
eaP....._._!t_ay,
PRIORS 07

Anßlo
Mex Mt
Brazilian Mining
Imp. IV
Litt° Nationa
"itto St. Jhn
Ditt
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ush Iron Mit
Ziunbirn Mini
V IM Minin
Iteeneral Mining g
11,2'ican Minim
m.ldol Monte
tiled Mex. Mi
Ap.lito New Set
pr::anee Fire In
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(h'alian Co. r.
Ceada Compan
I,7oeral Steam I
Provini
Aryl sterdam cou]
Ito, at sight
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Pan
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1}17.74. effective
...... do
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41,4. 011 a
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gt7terls
4-41% 3 nei;
toti'Lock,
lb., New
for Cent
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Oxford-street,
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.. PRICER OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF O'CLOCK.
:I.llk Stock
i"Per Cent. Red. 9914% India Stock
er Cent. Cons. ..... .881.4% % % Ditto Bonds 35 33 pm
' Per Cent .................. South Sea Stock 9B
, tto Red ...................... 96%14 Old Annuities -
8i34 per tent ... . ... .95%14 New Ditto —
per Cent. Ann. 172 ti. ... ,3 per Cent. Ann. 1751
per Cent. 1826 ...... 102% 3% :Ex. Bills, Xl,OOO 57 58 Pin
Bank Long Ann. to ex owe Ditto 500 57 58 pm.
Jan. 5, 'x•.•......17 l-16 % Ditto Small
Oct. 10,— ern
1859 ...... 17 16 15-16 , Ditto Commercial
Jan. 5, 1860...... 16 13-16 'ys !Ditto Advertised
Jan. 5, 1880 Bank for Account
Aprils, 1880 ..... ....... ... India for Account
Jan. 5, 1870 Cons. for Opening 9O,AM

THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Peruvian Bonds 201,6
Portuguese Bonds 6B 91. i
Ditto Account... 6 70 693,s

PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS
Austrian Bonds 96%
helgian Bonds 93%
.Ditto Account 93,A3%
Brazilian Bonds
Ditto Account 70.14 70
Buenos Ayres Bonds 22
Ditto Account .. 23
Chilian Bonds ... .`25Y2 5
Ditto Account ....
25% Columbian Bonds 02
Ditto Account —
Ditto Bends, 1824 23y
Ditto Ace'quit 23%
Danish Bon s
creek i!to
B ACCe nt —
121'onds
Ditto Bonds, 18'; 5. 3B ~., li'
Ditto Account —
Mexican Bonds, 5 per cent 3M‘
Ditto Account
Ditto, 6 per cent
Ditto Account 38%34
Neaten 92 (,3

Regency Scrip 213-14 311
Ditto Account 9.1 f if pm.
Prussian Bonds

Ditto Bonds, 1822 IO3N
Russian Bonds, 1822... 105 4Y4

Ditto Account lal

New Loan
Spanish 80nd5,1821.., 1914 %%
Ditto Account
Ditto Bonds, :823

Ditto Account
French Rentes, sp. c.104f
Exchange 2sf 80c.
-S per cent. 7Bf 50c.
- Exchange 2sf 80c
Dutch, oi p. c 48;
Ditto Account 487'
-t; 9
- _

Ditto, 5 p. c 92% 3
Ditto Account 93
French Scrip 4yj pm.

PRICIs OF SHARES THIS DAT AT ONI o'cLocr.
Paid. Per Share
itgle Mex. Min. Co. (iss. at 51. pm.) £lOO 14 13U N
Brazilian Mining Company £l5O 140 137%
Im Min. Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) Z2O 59%
nittn National 1754 23
tL.rt.c. St. John Del Rey
10 8
tr?t!tto Cocaes 5 lsq.
c Ish Iron Mining Company £5O 19
Qiunbirn Mining Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) 50 18%
G glith Mining Company 12% 26%
wieners' Mining Association l2 85,/i
itnican Mining Co £4B 9%
38 9 /.2'
r,,d0l Monte Mining Co. .. —
"Ited Mex. Min. Co. (iss. at 21. pm.) 40 12%
Olts 1514%
4,,, to New Scrip
p,14111 ce Fire Insurance Comp lO 10,!.
.ice
Insttstralian Co.
8117 x/
7 0
%
i:_
anada Company ..... 17 555¢
4
Onioranal el Steam 9avigation Co.
4
cial Bank of Ireland
Z Provincial Bank of England 5 1211
--..-25 3554

Arno COURSE OF EXCHA
bit._,erdaM C r 12 3
Itoil!t sight. '2 li
.1141,7:.fiam 2 U 12 31
ItZerp l2 8
kging M.B. 13 141
Vb;l43 13 141
tto days' sight 25 80
il
litni 2U. 26 0
bereaUx 26 5
11,11 r
Pet.--"`ro ton Maine, Ex. M. 154
I,,r,„l4:burgh, ruble, 3 Us. 10 0
*Neva. effective ft 2 M.
10
4404. t. do • lO 86
to .... 374
hicibtra 174
R-7061 3614
,-.111 e °na 36%
Ofts,._
363(
47

//GE YESTERDAY.

Leghorn 47M
Genoa 26 0
Milan 11
Venice 47
Naples . 39%
Paleimo per oz. 119%
Lisbon
Oporto 46%
Rio .Janeiro
Bahia 3l
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight ls4
Cork

BULLION, PBR OZ.
s. d.
Portugal Gold, coin 0 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars 3 17 9
New Doubloons 0 0 0
New Dollars
Silver bars, standard 0 4 11 a

FAMES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, JULY 12.
% k gtoc,_
St. Patrick Insur.(perShare)
(44441 '
~,►.5 3 Der cent
Flifo',ock, 3% per cent. 9514 !National Ditto —
ID i New 95% ;Patriotic Ditto —
2-OZ. e.n !Hibernian Bank 22
n5y.4,..eb. 3% percent.... SS ,Provincial Ditto —
etah(4nal Stock cent....
Irish Mine —
eltjjanal Stock !lmperial Mine —
21
11444-B,b. 4 per cent
',.......Liee Deb. 4v. C. 931/, Commercial Buildings

HAILS.
0 °IA _` Due. Arrived. Due.
0 -,sneriea 0 0 Hamburg 0
kra -1 0 ... zi
0 nuenos Ayres 0 0 Jamaica
0
I ettrt_ hagena 0 0 Leeward Islands ... 00
j
1 Flan.. ders 0 0 Malta 0
0 rrance 0 0 Sweden
*--.....),:luernsev &Jersey.. 0 1 Waterford 0

Mot!! HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
...,....„41L_Ig ... 4 minutes after 3. I Evening... 26 minutes after 3

FIVE GUINEAS REWARD.
LOST, on Saturday evening, between eight
and nine o'clock, at the corner of Berners-street,
Oxford-street, a small TERRIER-LIKE DOG. He
haft short hair, of a blackish-grey or mouse colour, a line
°F black along his back, a short black tail, a white chest,
I,nd brown legs. When lost, his ears had not been cut.
1e had on at the time a collar, with the owner's name
earun it; also a padlock and bell. Whoever will bring
to No 38" Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor-square,
r
ecelve the above reward of five guineas.

In o„ ERRATUM.
on'
Parliamentary Report yesterday of the Lunatic's Corn-
'don Bill, there was an error in Mr. Hume's speech :
Zeee and a half per cent. on the amount of 269,158/. Is. 9d.,
ofßtnti,al incomes of the lunatics, was stated to be upwards
Whereas it should have been 4,000/.