The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-11 00:00:00

THE ➢UNDS.

Consols opened at the price they left off on Saturday,
88 to I} for the Account, with little or nothing doing,
although the French Rentes come rather higher by
the Express. Had anything• of importance taken place
in Spain favourable to General Saarsfield no doubt we
should have had a telegraphic despatch.
Spanish Stock 22i I; Dutch 49i 50.
. . .

We have this moment received, at the North and South
American Coffee-house, New York papers to the 231 of
October, by the London line of packet ship Sovereign,
from Tampico.
(From the paper of the 21st of October.)

. .
Latest news from Tarnpico.—Tbe schooner Two Bro-
thers has arrived at New Orleans from Tampico, which
place she left on the 23d of September. She reports that
entire tranquillity prevailed at that puree, but that the
interior of the country was still in commotion, notwith-
standing the reported defeat of the rebels. The deaths
from cholera in the city of Mexico are stated to be no fewer
than 22,060 in the space of 35 days, and it was still
raging when the latest accounts left, but in milder form.
Four clays' later intelligence bee been received from
Mexico, to the 11th ult., which gives no additional news
upon any other topics tha❑ those of the cholera aad re-
bellion—topics sufficiently sad and repulsive. In relation
to the former, it is confirmed that the disease was abating
in the capital. General Arista is said to have taken pos-
session of the mines of Valenciaus, the richest of the
republic. His force is said to have been reduced to one
thousand men. General Montezuma was preparing to
march with twice that number for San Louis, to co-ope-
rate with Santa Anna against him.

HALF-PAST ORE.

All the private letters from Lisbon that we have seen
agree in stating that Am Pedro will make an attempt on
Santarem.

Since the early part of the day Conols have become
heavy, and receded from 8S to 87i for account, with
little doing.

'f he Foreign Securities have also lowered, Portug ues
Stock 601 3 ; Spanish 22:3; ; Dutch

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 88/ to 87k.

The Duke of Sutherland has made a donation
of 100/. towards the oratorio at Stoke Church in aid of
the North Stafford Infirmary.
It is well known that the King of Prussia
made a left-handed marriage with a young lady, named
De Herach, since created Princess de Leignitz. Her
father, wbo had been a widower two years, has just given
to. his Prussian Majesty a mother-in-law, by taking to
wee a young Saxon lady.
NATIONAL. POETRY.—Pope Ganganelli
used to say that Italian poetry was a fire which sparkled,
Spanish poetry a fire which burnt, French poetry a fire
that enlightened, and English poetry a lire that darkened.

The learned and enlightened Sultan of
Turkey has presented to the widowed mother of the late
gifted and lamented Mr. Arthur Lumley Divide a splen-
did diamond ring, by the hands of J. 11. Mandeville,
Esq. (recently Minister of Legation at Constantinople),
in return for a copy of the Turkish and English grammar,
presented to his Highness by the author (Mr. Davide),
and dedicated to him by special permission. In forward-
ing the ring to Mr. Mandeville by his Reis Effendi, the
Sultan requested it might be delivered to Mrs. Davids, as
a testimonial of his approbation of the immense libour
and great research exhibited in her son's extraordinary
work, and of his regret at the too early loss of such a
genius, who died of spasmodic cholera three weeks after
the pubLcition, and within the same time of the comple-
tion of his majority. From an immense mass of manu-
scripts left behind him, his mother intends selectirg
many for the press, to which she has already written the
preface. He was her only son.