The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-11 00:00:00

THE KELLIE PEERAGE.

Dr. LusuiNuToN proceeded to sum up the evidence on this
claim, which has been before their Lordships on many pre-
vious occasions. _

The Learned Counsel had not concluded, when our re-
porter left.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLYOD'S.)
DEAL, AuG. 10.—Light airs, Wind E. S. E., and clear
weather.—Arrived the Amity, Grey, from Quebec ; the Hin-
doostan, Redman, from Calcutta, sailed the 25th of March.
Arrived from the river and sailed, with the whole of the outward
bound ; the John Fisher, for Jamaica, and the Boyd, for
Quebec.
PORTSNIOUTII, Arc. 10.—Wind S. S. E. fine.—Arrived
his Majesty's ship Athol, from Barbadoes, sailed the 10th ult.,
and St. Kitt's the 13th. ; his Majesty's ship Vernon, from
Bermuda, sailed the 22d ult. ,• his Majesty's ship Raven, from
Africa and St. Michael's, and the Congress, from New Or-
leans. Off port the Severn, Braithwaite, from Calcutta.
PLymouTit, AUG. 9.—Wind S. S.—Arrived the Indian
Chief, from Dallimore, and the Trinidad and Isabella, Vizer,
from Trieste.

MARGATE, AUG. 10.—Arrived off port the British Tar,
Crawford, from Quebec.
JERSEY, AUG. 9.-Arrived off port, the Duncan Gibb, Do-
nald, from Bombay, sailed the 23d of March.
BRISTOL, AUG. 10.—Arrived the Congo, Potter, from Africa.
STANGATE CREEK, AUG. 9.—Arrived the New Jane, POTri-
roy, from Algiers ; the Ann, White, from Larache ; and the
Navarino, Pelligrini, from Odessa.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 9.—Variable light breezes; Bth, fine.—
Arrived the Shannon, Brooks, from Rio Janeiro ; and British
Merchant, Irving, from Miramichi. Off port, the Henrietta,
Rio Janeiro ; and Cresent, Bonfellow, from Gallipo.
Arrived off the Start, on the 10th inst., Breadalblane, from
Ferrol.

The Aurora, Cowell, from Jamaica to Liverpool, wrecked
on the Marquis Key, 7th ult. Crew saved.
LIVERPOOL, Auo. 9.—Arrived the Factor, Price, from
Rio Grande ; Lavinia, Briton, from Jamaica ; Tiviotdale,
Chambers, and Hope, Grimsby, from Miramichi ; Dawson,
Lewis, and Richard and Anne, Smith, from Restigouche ;
Lord Stanley, Hall, from New Orleans ;. William Pitt, Rocke,
and John Decniston, M'Kissock, from Charleston ; Jane
Vilet, Compleman, from Savannah ; Louisa, Lesland, and
Parsons, from Prince St. John, New Brunswick; Minerva,
Goss, from St. Andrews, New Brunswick ; John, Falkner,
from Sidney ; Zephy, Tamy, William Ritchie, Rodger, and
Dibden, M'Caull, from Quebec; Hannah, M'Archrie, from
Prince Edward's Island ; Ranger, Dickanme, from Trieste ;
Margaret, Highfield, Thomas, Messina, Freedom, Cox, Isa-
bella, and Dick, Watson, from Palermo ; James and Edward
Brickford, from Galipoli ; Centurion, Lapalogue, from St.
Andrews ; Royalist, Elliott, and Wanskapen, Snellman,
from St. Petersburgh ; and New Harriet, Dixon, from Riga.
GREENOCK, AUGUST B.—Arrived the Roger Stewart, Kerr,
from Charleston ; Malvena, from Newfoundland ; Europe,
Noble, from Sicily ; and Catherine, Orkney, from Jamaica.
GOTHENBURG, AUGUST 4.--The cholera has at last broken
out here with considerable violence. The faculty have, how-
ever, declared that it is not of a contagious nature. The mor-
tality is great, and clean bills of health are no longer issued.
CORK, AUGUST B.—Arrived the Brutus, Scott, from Que-
bec ; and Dondore, Musquito, from Lisbon.
The Cazique, from Valparaiso, is supposed to be arrived off
Dartmouth.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Spanish Stock has again become the favourite speculation
of the day, and the British Funds are scarce thought of. The
former, which left off on Saturday at 461 to opened this
morning at 48, owing to the favourable accounts received from
Spain by the private letters, since which it is not so good, and
has receded to 47i1 1.
The time is drawing near when the state of the Spanish
finances and the mode of acting for the payment of the Na-
tional Debt, foreign as well as domestic, will be laid before
the Spanish nation, therefore it will be folly to put implicit
faith in the various private letters received from Madrid, writ-
ten no doubt with sinister views. We must wait for the offi-
cial documents on the subject.
Consols opened at the price they left off at on Saturday,
90?-3

HALF-PAST ONE.

We hear that an official account has been received from
Zumalacarreguy of the battle of the Ist August, in which he
claims the victory.
We also learn that an express has been received from
Madrid, dated the 2d instant, eleven o'clock at night, stating
that the Cortes Bonds have been acknowledged in a Five
per Cent. Stock, and the Interest in a separate Stock of
Three per Cent. ; also that the Spanish Government is going
to contract for a loan.