The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-18 00:00:00

PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, MA sllr
Bank Stock
Consols, 3 oer cent
Gov. Stock, 3% per cent 93% National' Ditto .....
Ditto. New 94 Patriotic Ditto..•""
I per Cent -114ibernian Bank
;ov. Deb. 3 per cent 87% Provincial Ditto
Royal Canal Stock - Royal Irish Mine ......
Grand Canal Stock - Imperial Mine .............. ,/
City Deb. 4 per cent - Mining Co. of 1re1.174..„,/
Ballast Office Deb. 4p. c - Commercial

COURSX OF EXCHANGE YESTERDO. .0011
Amsterdam
C.te 12 3yLeghorn .........................
Ditto, at sight '° Genoa .......................
00,4
Rotterdam 2 U 12 31 Milan .......• . ............ ~,y
Antwerp 12 7 Venice .......................
Hamburg
Altona 13 In Palermo ......... •
Paris, 3 days' 5ight77.?.513 90 7Liaspbloens ..............................................
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Ditto .... r
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2U. 10 lOporto ...........
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Bordeaux 26 15 Rio Janeiro .....

Berlin Bahia '' ....... ' .........:::„,"
Frankfort on Maine, Ex. M.:54 Buenos Ayres .. : '''' '
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Petersburgh, ruble, 3 Us. 10 0 Dublin, 21 days.... "• i
Vienna, effective fl. 2M. 10 7 Cork .................. 0 :0. ~ ,
Trieste do .. 10 9 BULLION, r A 0 j
0 ,
Madrid 37
cois 1i
Cadiz '37^ Portugal Gold, bop I ,

Bilboa
3377% " 4
Barcelona 37 New Doubloons ....... 0 1
Seville
Gibraltar 473. Silverbars,stand"

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LONDON,
ss
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY I„, 1
It is very generally reported this inergifig
Mr. BONHAM CARTER, the Men",h:ry r f`)!
Portsmouth, is to be appointed Secret
Ireland. There is very little reason teen e'
if an appointment so little to have
pected, should take place, that it vaheiisi''
been brought about by the aPre 11(
which Ministers entertain, that any Per,5,000:,
sessing less local influence than Mr.
would, on being sent to his constittleryoss
his election. This is a sad admission 19100
popularity, and an indication that Ministn-001,
not rashly deprive themselves of the stIPP; I
convenient House of Commons, and al/P`a
any subject to the feelings of the couritrPoitir
the same time, it shows that the majoritibitO'l
present House of Commons, well aware t 04;
chances of re.election would be againsii tl}
will continue to support Ministers la °•tv 0'
measures in order to prevent the nee' as s 5
dissolution of Parliament. As farhofiev;
BONHAM CARTER is concerned, ret
there seems to be no reason to ret tot",
dilemma which renders his appointnie
Secretaryship of Ireland probable. ditlerv'bt
shrewd man of business, although an ail in
speaker, and would, we imagine, do all
power to redress the grievances of thoe;
people. Under the present system, '',loo6'
neither Mr. CARTER nor any other gepi:it,
could do much in the way of improven„'d
evil is too deep to be effectually rerne%es or 6,
Irish Secretary. Mr. CARTER'S cljevill
the Government are founded on an tll5
support of their principles, and on j),-g!-C
been mainly instrumental in returnhi; 74c,
PALMERSTON to Parliament when 1"-oliell'
Lord was forced to seek for a new eclt'j
tO
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT IS sal` twf
taken great offence at the cavalier tgre:tlt,c;,
which he received last night in the io?
Commons. The Hon. Baronet 11 otrili
reason to feel hurt, for, considering thei.slll
his landed property, and the fact of 11,101 fo
declared that he did not intend to 49tie'o
attention of the House for more tgert
v
minutes, we think it would have ,e
decent to have listened to him quiecl're'rsofi'lt
however, more convenient to some Piactir
serve their patrons by clamour than 1°
risk of being convinced by argument.

The Morning Post, the organ °I ;..er/It
owners, has to-day a long account of
tions come to by the Standing Cornmitti-of ;''
West India body, upon the suhject:e
STANLEY'S plan for emancipating t!'„ifilfs'
They take the heads of that plan serrh-t
make the comments upon it which ill 00e11ir
petted, and which we shall again 010 l
eso
the House of Commons. Itis 3 itO o'
recognised representative body, as we
it, of the planters, do not themsel`escoa'
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ward with some scheme of emancipatf batoo
easy to find fault in a case of this kLlw,:willi"
West Indians would stand much bet,te; to et.c)'
thing,public ti
themselveshey insteadof dogsguegdo,leys
suggested
esc: ni:cl:ll,,tt.liqc
ble plan for the attainment of an obLiell 1117`
the British people are determined sii3
further delayed.

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It appears that we were mistaken
when we considered it improbable th°tbe
HANDLEY'S proposition for allowing ci;eol,
owners to put their hands into the P°
the people, and transfer a part of their ei‘
to their own, would be unsuceessuilifoill,evii,l
counted upon his proposition being snuo
the consideration of the House, alltic°ll-beeto
ALTHORP (the Chancellor of the
ai rx)%reiii
defending the people's purse. ve't g'1(111)e
reckoned without our host ; for with° for d
the landlords the trouble of askirjg
thing, Lord ALTHORP steppe f°14,1,r,i1
said, the sum was so 3ll, ;Li tir,,,4
should give up to them the duty lei;
policies of insurance on farming swel‘.