The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-04 00:00:00

COMMON PLEAS-I,THIS DAY.)

(Before Mr. Justice VADGIIAN•)
DAVIDGE V. ABBOTT AND EGERTON.
This was an action brought by Mr. Davidge, the late
proprietor and lessee of the Coburg theatre (now the Vic-
toria), against Messrs. Abbott and Egerton, the present
lessees of that theatre, for damages, in consequence of the
breach of an agreement to let the theatre in March last
to the plaintiff for one night, for the purpose of his having
a benefit there.
The RECORDER (with whom was Mr. Cresswell) stated
the case on behalf of the plaintiff, and examined several
theatrical characters as witnesses, to prove the damage he
had sustained.
Mr. Sergeant TALFOURD addressed the jury on behalf
of the defendants.

Mr Justice VAUGHAN summed up.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 1001.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We have no arrivals this morning worth notice. Mon-
treal papers, to the 2d May, have been received at the
North and South American Coffee-house, but their con-
tents are unimportant.
By the American papers that arrived this morning we
have information from Jamaica to the 15th February.
The Marquis of Sligo's wife and eight children ar-
rived there on the sth February. The island was in a
state of tranquillity.
The city of Pasto, in South America, has been destroyed
by an earthquake.
The Vera Cruz papers to the 11th April, received at
New Orleans, state that some disturbances had occurred in
the North-west, and that the government of Lenoria had
been upset by the military.
In the city of Jalapa the officers had induced a battalion
of the line to raise the standard of revolt, and leave the
town, but two days after the battalion returned to resume
its legitimate duties.
The Bishop of Puebla and a dozen of the clergy had
sailed for Italy.
The Memorial des Pyrenees, received by the French
mail, states—" We might suppose that the Carlist insur-
rection in Spain has changed its system, and those who
are directing it evade all encounters with the Queen's
troops, as battles are suspended, and we have no more
bulletins."

THE FUNDS.
Consols which left off yesterday at 93A I for the Account
opened at the same price nand appear firm', at present,
with little doing.
Spanish Stock is all alive this morning, and is the favou-
rite speculation, with a good deal doing. It has reached
431/, owing to the prevailing opinion that the Carlists in
Spain will meet the same fate as the Miguelites in Portu-
gal • that on hearing of Don Carlos being obliged to seek
shelter in a foreign country they will disperse.
There is no animation in the Portuguese Stock, which
continues at 761,11 to 77.
HALF-PAST TWELVE.
Since our former article was written, a material change
has taken place in Spanish and Portuguese stocks. The
former, which had reached 431 , has receded to 421;
the letter, which was at 76% 3/4, is at present 75. The
speculators are supposed to be realizing their profits.
According to the private letters from New York, every
thing has a more favourable appearance, and money is
more plentiful there

HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols continue steady, at 93 to 93% for the Account,
with little doing.
Spanish and Portuguese Stocks are the chief operations
this morning, with a continual fluctuation. The former
in the early part of the day reached 43% ; afterwards re-
ceded to 42 ; a reaction took place, and they were again
done at 423/4 to 43.
Portuguese went down to 74 ; at present may be quoted
75 to 75M.
A report prevails that Mr. Rothschild has the Spa-
nish Loan.
It is stated that Don Miguel has sent upwards of three
hundred thousand pounds to Elvas, which he gathered
from the provinces.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for the Account, 93k.

To the many instances of the tenacity of life
of the feline species we are enabled to add one which
is extraordinary. In discharging the cargo, flax, of
the brig Pacific, Burns, which arrived at Montrose on
Monday from Riga, a large female cat, lively and
vigorous, sprang from the bed where, without food,
she had been confined for upwards of three weeks. In
a trice a kitten was discovered, which undoubtedly had
been produced on the voyage ; but as it was solus, it
is conjectured—and it is the only way of accounting
for puss's excellent habit—that she had feasted upon
the rest of her progeny.—Edinburgh Evetting Courant_