The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-04 00:00:00

..tsention to this impertent subjeot. Tilt report of the Mt.
Mater of Finance on this matter fills about thirty colutans of
the Diario.

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The Diario do Governo, from the 16th to 31th, contain parti.
culars of the insurrection at Ouro Preto, in the province of
Minas Geraes, w hich was not yet quelled. The other parts of the
provinces continued to express their adherence to the legal
authorities.

COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

ACCOUNTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE.

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lons on Mon,
lay and Bills
some Menthe
HAYES AND ANOTHER V. EXLEY AND ANOTHER. notice, won't
Mr. Serjeant WILDE stated that this was an action upon , Mr. W. NI
bill of exchange, brought by the plaintiffs as the holders, to re• Member to
cover the sum of 8001. A person named Livingston, residing business. \
in Ireland, had consigned to the defendants, in London, who to be brougl
were corn-factors, a quantity of oats, and received a bill of ex' that it was (
change for the value, which bill had afterwards been transferred should be fa
to the plaintiff's.
The defendant's Counsel said that their defence wad
that they had received no benefit or ad% outage from the bill,
and that the plaintiffs were well aware of it. Livingston had the public
placed the corn on board a vessel at Ballinagh, called the Henry the sittings o
of Hon. Me
and James, which was in readiness to be shipped to the coon, pended ? V
try on the Bth March, 1832, a few days before which Livington trernely unsa
wasouing l
ac
so,memo
runn.ifcaacttiooril withs hotrhtel y plainat
te;
another part
tiffs, Messrs.
iNtofeLossrns.doHna,yeasnd Dand
the bill was drawn, Messrs. Hayes and Douglas, although, usual period
Livingston was in London, brought the bill for the defendant!, three of the
acceptance, which they declined doing, unless they had the 1:0'` come before i
of lading. The bill ..,f lading was sent, and their acceptance give' been introdu,
but the cargo never arrived, Livingston in the meanwhile having the West I]
given up his property to be divided rmong his Irish creditors against was,i
The vessel which was proceeding down the river from Ba to take one o
linagh, was seized and her cargo sold. The plaintiffs, who soon tnitted that h
afterwards became insolvent, were creditors of Livington,h'` t,(7,1 go on with it
the amount of several thousand pounds, and had received the
_—(Cheers.)
from him, knowing that such was his intention. The Learn,. tory, and wo
Counsel having proceeded some way with his case, and DOI T
, —ord AT'
being able to prove his allegations. The jury returned a vet' from the Hoi
dirt for the plaintiff'. the comment
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THI

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The gallery
ound nearly a
Ur. R. CIA
'state Bill ; a
Irne and pace

The ATTORNEY GENERAL obtained the usual order at the
sitting of the Court for the closing of the Accountant
General's Office on the 24th of August for the vacation.

EARL V. PEKIN.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, assisted by Mr. Jervie and others,
appeared to move for a new trial in this cause, upon an action
of trespass, which was tried at the last summer assizes for
Stafford, on the grounds that the verdict was contrary to
evidence, and that the Learned Judge misdirected the jury.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DA

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JULY 3.—Wind W.S. W., moderate.—Arrived the
Albion, from Bombay; Antmus, from Jamaica; and BIaC
alter, Blackaller, from Dantzic. Arrived from the river and
sailed the Alexander, for Bengal.
Majee

sYstern to ad
hitherto,
likely to be g
that hereafte
should be go
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might
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PORTSMOUTH, JULY a— Wind W.—Arrived his _
ship the Rapid, from the Mediterranean; and W. G. Ander'
tewNvilaYiioer'turthveiledideahneieoLnnftOtoothilii;
son, Fox, from Ancona. j remembered
FALMOUTH, JULY 2.—Wind W.S.W. to N.N.W., fre:4l the Irish ch
breezes.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Pike, from Lisbon, sail Was said that
the 26th ult., and off Oporto the 28th ; and Camden paci,6
from Rio Janeiro, sailed the 2d May, Bahia the 17th, and ri exclusive att
nambuco the 24th. Sailed the Eliza, Sutton, for Madras
Bengal ; Columbine, Brown, from the Cape of Good Hope;
His Majesty's schooner Pike, Lieut. Brooking, from Lislao:
and Oporto, in six days from the former, and three and alO sounder systl
from the latter. No news from Oporto; but a telegraphic de; upon, It h
spatch had reached Lisbon, announcing the landing with° an effort to s
opposition at Lagos, of the troops under the Duke de Terceiyir;
bWroeualkdfasentdir
Marquis of Palmella, &c., and it was presumed they would in; to begin btu
mediately commence a march upon the capital, collecting Perly constii
their progress the well-attached natives of Algarve. 1 should have
cholera was raging at Lisbon. his power to
JERSEY, JULY I.—Arrived the Commerce, Amy,
Havannah. j Sir R. IN
BIDFORD, JULY 2.—Arrived the Ebenezer, Marshall, fru' would either
Prince Edward's Island. # session.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.—Arrived the Export, Bangs, fr°, Lord AL'
Wilmington ; Peken, Hutchinson, from Quebec ; Ilenc ccmsideratioi
Alexander, from Messina; Venelia, Andrews, from (Ireland) 13;
Tiger, Cucullen, from Bilboa ; Earl of Errol, Ritchie, 3n Mr. SRA
Active, Strachan, from Riga ; and Zebulon, from Nova Sc°'lij
WHITEHAVEN, JULY 2. Arrived the Diamond, Cone` Mr. NV.
from Jamaica. Speaker, th
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DUBLIN, JULY 2.—Arrived the St. Helena, Elliott, - transacted it
Prince Leopold, Richardson, from Memel. , Port was to I
LIMERICK, JULY I.—Arrived the Delight, Anderson, G 13,4 Lord Al
mire, Sparks, Hand of Providence, Park, and Seafto" would at on'
Coster, from London.
~The Hour

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) On
mr.the 3(1 wy,

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 C .E
A Lisbon mail has arrived, by the Pike; sailed on the 9v
of June, from Oporto the 28th of June. Also a mail from,,-
Janeiro; sailed on the 2d of May, from Bahia, the 110
May, and Pernambuco the 24th of May. At Rio all was 0.,„
gull. The funds had got up there above 3 per cent.
change on London 36.

THE FUNDS.
At length the public and the merchants' anxiety reef
eo
ing the expedition of Don Pedro has been relieved, by accol,
having been received of its having effected a landing at Pro,,
in the province of Algarves, the southern extremity of 'l4
tugal. All we know of as yet is, that they are safe on sli°o
but how they have been received by the inhabitants, and
numbers have joined the Queen's standard, is yet to be e!e.,,e
tained. Various are the opinions in the city on the sub),l,
first, the Portuguese bondholders are much disappointed 'O,
Lisbon was not captured by a coup de main—which 41°0
have put an end to Don Miguel's reign ; secondly, the,
who are not speculators, are of an opinion, that 23;
expedition landing in Algarves is by far prefet.i
to making a dash at Lisbon, in which the expedition Otp,
experience the loss of some hundreds of men before dl
obtained possession of the forts, as well as bring attaci`te
cholera. They therefore prefer the situation of 1"07,
where they expect that Villaflor will be joined by t
thousands of the inhabitants, and march in a strong bn,
wards Lisbon. This will cause Don Miguel to acts
large force to prevent the fall of his capital, while the f'),
of Don Pedro will continually harass the retreating alit
Likewise the possession of Lagos will be a point cr apP°
Don Pedro's squadron in case of storms or a defeat. )
supposed that if they get possession of the province 01.,Al
gaves, France and England will acknowledge Donna l‘n
At all events the affairs of Portugal are now becoming
teresting, and in a few days we may expect to hear of ford
important events, perhaps a naval engagement, as well as
on the side of Oporto, as Don Miguel will not remain inac
The estafette from Paris does not bring any informatiori
consequence. The French Funds continue receding, owl I
the plan of their sinking fund, as well as the settling
account.
Consols opened at the price they left off yesterday, 8914
the Account.
The news from Portugal has had no effect as yet 00
Portuguese Scrip.
We hear of a failure of a great East India commercial /I°‘
HALF-PAST 010
The failure in the City of an India commercial house
caused some anxiety, as it is supposed to be to a large 03°
awl caused by their house stopping payment in India•
n o t o t
h ascertaineai
ast the
of resultt
h the
arrival o
The private letters from Oporto and Lisbon are of the'
tenor as already published, therefore we must wait int
particulars
tna
Consols have been during the morning at 89,1 to 90,11!
this short period they have improved to 90i, with lit tle
In the Foreign Market the prices are firm—much a'
were yesterday. of theexP edDitui°tcnt;
Iv e do

THREE O'cLoC,

Consols for the Account, 901.

tl
Great excitement still prevails in EA
atllgnaaintestdsuoeml einofwtihjiechpauertri.esHeEonsn:stel( with
lost
tiiis laterr 00,1
an extent is this feelinz carried, that on a Gentleman,
was passing through .Exeter last week observing 4,4 °
at one of the principal inns there, " No one appeare:i',
a word for Sir JOHN and his party," the reply was,
Sir, it would be as much as my place is worth for ")'
say a word in favour of them."—Hampshire Cour.e'

It has been decided by Lord LYNDITVI't
in the Court of Echequer, that in cases of agistine,
cattle the owner of the fi-ld had no lien on the cattley
ther could a horse be legally detained for its keep;
decision is very important to livery-stable keepers.
On Tuesday afternoon the authoritie,s,c
Bow-street, at the instance of his Maj.sty's
attended before the grind jury of Middlesex., 114
Sessions-house upon Cltrken.vell-green, ant prefer"f
bill of indictment again't Mr. flisrity
the printer, of Kingsgate-street, Holborn, for
inciting, by a letter in the Poor Man's Guardo
public never to attend unarmed any public meeting,'
they might be able to defend themselves agiin.t the ro
force. Mr. BETH ERINGTON is at large, haying he 4i
leased from Clot kenwell prison on Saturday se'nnigblt
an imprisonment of six months.

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