The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY,TWELVE O'CLOCK.
New York Papers hav,e been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house, one day later to the 3d July.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 29.—1 t is now known that the new
Cabinet consists of Mr. Forsyth, of Georgia, Secretary of State ;
Cass, of Michegan, Secretary of War ; Dickenson, Secretary of
the Navy ; Barny, Postmaster-General ; Butler, Attorney-
General.

The Philadelphia papers state that every Judge on the Bench of
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania is opposed to the measures of
the National Executive. A short time since they were all
Jackson men.

We have no other arrival this morning, with the exception of the
Rio Janeiro mail, by the Pigeon, sailed on the Bth of June, Bahia,
June 17, and Pernambuco on the 23d of June.

THE FUNDS.
The express from Paris this morning has greatly disappointed
and damped the spirits of our city politicians and speculators in the
Spanish Funds.
On the arrival of the Queen of Spain's speech on Saturday,
which was looked upon as favourable in respect to the Cortes Bonds,
the above stock was all alive, and reached 481 g. This morning,
in consequence of the express bringing unfavourable information
from Madrid, of a conspiracy having been discovered tooverthrow the
Government, at the head of which was General Palafox, with the
numerous reports prevailing at Paris, that General Rodil was de-
feated with the loss of 3,000 men ; as well as the receding of the
French Rentes about 2 per cent. 73f. 75c., and Spanish 1 per cent
35, both our British and Foreign markets have been affected.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 90% 91 for the Account,
opened at 901/2 to 3/4. Spanish opened at 473%, at present 47%
48; Portuguese 8614.
The head-quarters of Don Carlos were on the 26th ult. at San-
tistevan, six leagues from Pampeluna ; those of Zumacarreguy
were nearer the above place. Rodil has united all his forces, and Don
Carlos has done the same.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Newfoundland papers have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house to the 4th of July.
The Rev. Dr. Flemming sailed for Filton harbour on a visit to
the remotest parts of the Reviese.
Up to the present hour we have no fresh arrivals, or any further
information to communicate, with the exception that a report pre-
vails of fifteen thousand French troops having entered Spain.
Consols are heavy at 90% for the Account, with little doing ;
Spanish Stock also heavy, was done at 4714, at present it is
47% %; Portuguese, 853/ 6 ; India Bonds had again receded to
13 14.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for the Account, 90-i i.

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BERLIN, JULY 28.—An English officer, of the
family of the celebrated Admiral Nelson, is now here, to
whom, by the special permission of the War department, the
several Military Establishments are shown, especially those
which relate to the cavalry.

On the afternoon of the 21st ult. a waterspout
did immense damage in the Saxon Voightland. Several
houses were entirely swept away by the inundation of the
Sychan Bach ; many others more or less damaged ; 50 per-
sons, and numbers of cattle, perished.
WooDcocKs.—We have more than once had occa-
sion to notice the frequency with which woodcocks, formerly a
rare bird here, are now found breeding in the remotest parts of
the country. Last week a brace of these birds, with four fol-
lowers, was found in the birch wood of Culloden, near Inver-
ness.—Inverness Courier.

The Copenhagen papers relate as a curious fact,
that in the parish of Schyum, in Jutland, not a single death
had occurred from the 23d of June, 1833, to the same day in
1834, on which day a man died. During the same interval
twenty.one children were born.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-(THIS P

Thomas Smith, late secretary to a trades union lodge, 'illa__;rof
posed by a creditor in person, named Price, the parish elci
Stepney. 1, 001
The insolvent had figured both as a publican and bake"; .!e.onlg
the King's Bench Prison in 1832, and obtained his liberatio
giving his detaining creditor a warrant of attorney.; he aftejf as
took a public-house of Mr. Price, and represented hhn*e 00.
" respectable man," and on his representations obtained posse for
He had been for three months secretary to a trades union ledge
which he had received 30s. a week.
The CHIEF COMMISSIONER asked him if he held that
porta The
insolvent replied in the negative. He admitted that
had a collection made for him since his imprisonment. ...t the
The Counx decided that a case had been established 4111:4;d.
insolvent by the opposing creditor, for which he would be rrgilll.
The judgment was deferred, owing to the incompleteness':
notices.

SHIPPINU INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS 01')

(FRO MOYD'S.) ea to
DEAL, AVG. 3.—Wind N. E. to E., light—A_ rriv pool
the river and sailed the Times, Hobbs, for SmyrnA• „bee;
about noon the Marshal M'Donald, Smith, from "toted
Montreal, Champlin, from New York ; and Letter X ?Zile*
on the fore-topsail. The Guardian, from New South

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passed at 5 p.m. ,
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 2.—Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, AUG. 1 AND 2.—Wind variable.
airs";
FALMOUTH, AUG. 1 AND 2.—Wind variable, light Atp
Arrived the Pigeon packet, from Rio Janeiro—sailed the '
June, Bahia the 17th, and Pernambuco the 23d.
9 Y,
HA STINGS, AUG. 3.—Arrived off port the Cornwall'
lor, from Quebec. Wal"r'
BRIDPORT, AUG. 2.—Arrived off port the Gleaner,
from Riga. oa
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 2.—Arrived the Emilia, Jona:l'6o
,r:- Id Valls.*

Carolina Johanna, Nieman, from Rostock ; ank ule
Peterson, from Gottenburg. Arrived off port the geeizeid,
Creighton, Orion, M'Minn, and Sir James Anderson) The
from Quebec ; and Camerton, Hewett, from Barbadoes• lost
Mary, Harrison' from Liverpool to Miramichi, was totallY
on St. Paul's Islands previous to the 30th June. 066
GLOUCESTER, Aug. 2.—Arrived the Swallow,
Lege
Bathurst, Camerton, and Marys, Chicken, from CilebeC.,ett,
HOLYHEAD, AUG. I.—Arrived off port the Horn, Gan
from Quebec ; and Prudence, Wiley, from New Orleans•
CLYDE, AUG. I.—Arrived the Herald, from Halifax,
DUBLIN, AUG. I.—Arrived the Ocean, Nicholson, fro dim
' Petersburgh • Bertha, Voltz, and Fruendshaft, Wichauls'
Memel ; and Emerald Isle, Moyse, from London. frglii
WATERFORD, AUG. I.—Arrived the Flora, Poveii
London. fro°
CORE, AUG. I.—Arrived the James Morgan, Briscoeieli,
Jamaica; Eliza Ann, Hyde, from St. Andrew's; and
Fusey, from Newfoundland.

The Canada, Briton, from New York, sailed the 2d
has arrived off Plymouth.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. tioastll
The Baretto, jun., from Bengal, has arrived off Dar
io.
sailed March 11, Madras April 12, and St. Helena, June :rosy'
The Eliza Jane, from the Cape, has arrived off Dan—
sailed May 18. 0 e'Ll
The Norneen, from Singapore, has arrived off Plymouth,
March 29.
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ARRIVALS AT MADRAS.—The Lord Lynedoch, f
Town, March 4; the Swallow, the 4th ; the Sophia and 1'4;• P.,
the 7th, from Penang ; the Aurora, from Hobart Town, thelynr
Antoinette, from Pondicherry, and Donna Carmelite, from liestor.
the 11th ; the Vesper, from the Mauritius, the 16th ; thenist ;
from Bordeaux • and Hardings, from the Mauritius, the 110
Spartan, from Bengal, the 25th ; the Captain Cook, fr°111„folee;
,- In mein, the 26ths Majesty's ship Curacoa, from Tilee"th
the 28th ; the M. S. Elphinstone from London and the tfrrlo;
29th ; his Majesty's ship llelville, from Bombay, Aeoeser.
Majesty's ship Hyacinth, from Trincomalee, the 2d ; jtlij
Gascoyne, from the Mauritius, the 4th ; the Carnatie, '4; o
and the Ganges, the 6th, from Penang ; the Isadore, the "the it'';
Zenobia, the 7th, from Bengal ; the Guiana, from the Cagef',,,clll/,'
DEPARTURES.—The Antoinette, for the Mauritius, '7l L)11,4"'
the Swallow and Isabella, the 13th, for Cananore ; the Lie,r,k,
dock, for Van Dieman's Land, the 16th ; the Weenresr
Northern Ports, the 18th ; the Aurora, for Penang ; 01,4
for Bengal, the 19th ; the Jessie, for Bengal, the 20th ;
Elphinstone, for Bengal, April the 6th ; his Majesty's
cinth, for a cruise.
iroosats
ARRIVALS AT THE CAPE.—The Washington, from ri•-4;
May 5 ; his Majesty's ship Andromache, from Rio, the vo1"
tb°
Leda, from Sidney, the 16th ; the Favourite, from 1%00
11th ; the Hall, from Calcutta ; the Mary Ann, from 1101
the 7th ; the Peru, from Colombo, Bth.
DEPARTURES.—The Jane and Henery, May 8; and °Ogle
Rover, the 9th, for New South Wales ; the Sydney, the Tbi,,, for,
and Upton Castle, the I Ith, for Bombay ; his Majesty's
__us I, V'
rester, for Ascension ; the Sesostris and City of Edinht" Jo
Madras, the 15tbw
ARRIVALS AT THE MAURITIUS.—The Daphne, from Newsy
tis;
Wales, April 19; the Antoinette, from Madras, the 22;,.,10,
porter, from Bengal; and the Leda, from New South • 7
24th ; the Thomas, Dligigal, from New South Wales, the ~""
Duke of Kent, from Taunceston, 25th.
The Adelaide sailed from the Mauritius, for Bengal, Alr'l\lo.
ARRIVALS AT SINGAPORE.—The Hortensia, from
tins, March, and sailed for Colombo, the 16th ; the Tv
th• 10
Manilla, the 19th; the Tartar, from Batavia, the (3,,tll:qicialf
Rover, from China, the 26th, and sailed for Bengal; t"- 11,
from China, the 27th. . hiS
DEPARTURES.—The Mermaid, for China, March 2‘"
jesty's ship Harrier, for Malacca, the 27th.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.—The Hobart Town,
Cape ; and the Severn, from Bengal, June 10.

IRISH ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE•

KILKENNY, JULY 30. thirliao
The Assizes terminated here yesterday without anY oe_„,
public interest occurring, except the passing of semeef p
Patrick Maeney, for being concerned in the murder
Leonard.
Combination to a fearful and alarming extent had I,eo
in the neighbourhood of Ross at the period when Mr.. 1011,(
was killed; and his murder is said to have been a trisoel,e,
some deluded individuals who hoped to frighten the by ~
property from converting it to their own use and proaLol2
nouncing all who did not comply with their exorbitant al.,.rotri
The pride of contributing to uphold such a system of
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supposed to actuate Meany even on the brink of eteranYhet
therefore, though a single doubt is not entertained ot
rtd
measure of his guilt, such is the sophistry and perrebecsvie
tions of some of the humbler class of people here, thattbitA
he was not actually on the spot, they may be led to
was not guilty of the crime of murder. 011
DEATH OF MRS. ARBUTHNOT.--W e
sincere regret, that a letter was received in London ife of
morning, announcing the death of Mrs. Arbuthnot, toll
Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot, on Friday last, at
Kettering.—Morning Paper. 0;0 el
The first new barley was shown in our n'oo/,
Saturday last, by Mr. John Forster, of LongthWeifoitiftiti
Warwick Bridge. It was of prime quality.—Carlisleo tP4
The harvest will become pretty genera
neighbourhood in the course of next week ; and WC ha
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pleasure in adding that the crops look remarkably wetollgy_o
barley crop, in particular, is very fine—probably unclog Vir
England, as we are assured it is by a gentleman who efs;t'l#
extensive inquiries upon the subject. The turnips oe kir
toes are also looking well; and the latter, though 5%0'0
were entertained a short time ago, promise an aban; Oft
vest. A great part of the hay has been got in to I°
grasses turned out light generally ; but the mee'e.
yielded well.—Carlisle Journal.
Corn harvest has generally commenced in thisil,
bourhood, and the crops are spoken favourably of.--" 40p
ham Mercury. in PO
DON CARLO s.—The last letters received fr°,„sedA,
Carlos, by his Royal Consort, we understand, are 11".„, .pr
20th July, when that Prince was seven leagues fr°7lloo
peluna, and in good health and spirits. It is true thl•csr '
force has been fitted out in Holland, to assist Donor"
and under the direction of two British naval offieets-,:-
W. J. Mingaye, who several years commanded trite it
Coast Blockade, and Commander R. J. Elliott, v'llotto
be remembered, when in Don Miguel's service, arrirs,lo9
coast of Portugal too late to retake the Portuguese 10 00
from Admiral Napier. The steamers United -161,,0f
teJ
Albatross, Lulivorth cutter, and the Cunard, a 5'4,"
tons, have been purchased and fitted out in Holland, Oboe
arms, ammunition, heavy artillery, and Carlist tr°o 0
lately landed at Cuxhaven), to the north coast of or,
Spanish Government made an offer to Admiral
take the command of the Spanish navy under therieA.,V
cumstances, which that gallant officer declined. rieby roce
place last evening, for Falmouth, to proceed thence Woe i,eic
to Lisbon. The crew of the Duchess of Braganza h'it4tt tbt
ceeded to Brest in sailing craft, to be employed "." 00S
ship is undergoing repairs at our Dock-yard, in fittil.
restored Portuguese ships of war. Captain Glassceptilbli
(who commanded some time in .the Douro), was, it. ,
command of the Carlist squadron, but declinear,os/000
Princess Donna Maria Francisca (consort of Don 'l (i?
of Beira, their family and retinue, removed this IneA:o, t ,etbi
their lodgings in this town, to the Rectory House, eler
lage of Alverstoke, which they have hired for a thre
residence.—Hampshire Telegraph.
EXECUTION OF JOHN YOUNG, AT GVl;epleolip
—On Saturday morning, at eight o'clock, the e.,2;'1,14,,,,'
tence of the law was carried into effect on John I°oo,lo
was convicted at our last Assizes of robbing Blaeltstogsj!
near Basingstoke. It will be remembered that lci" alt
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trial behaved with much levity and violence, an ding
after his removal to his cell, and occasionally e
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period between his condemnation and execution, b
fully sensible of his awful situation, yet there is .abehs
fear,_ from his conduct at other times, as well as bll;oesete'
at the last moment, that these symptoms of re oceliei
rather the effects of despair than of humble and of
pentance. Although attentive to the exhortationsltie sifof
Chaplain of the gaol, he appears to have been 1.1,5i0e,
by them, and refused to the last to make any eon bt 0 .o,ek
crimes, although repeatedly urged to do so. At elgeolslotol
on being placed under the beam of the scaffold, bfo I
" I would rather be cut in pieces on this scaffoldb ill; eJ
my accomplices ; I have made no confession, nor .° MI Pi
I advise all who may be concerned in robberies ',them,
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own counsel, and have no women concerned with iiiea
spoke these words in the same firm and deternlopeare (51
which characterised his conduct at his trial, and itr d
same in looks and features as on that, oceasionepe hie/4 OP;
then fell, and from the extreme length of the rreteb
almost instantly. It has been stated that this vi overt,
prit was the murderer of Mr. Richardson, but he_, clef
any such admisston. His life had been one scene °'
and hardened villainy.—Hampshire Telegraph'

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