The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

A rchdall:GeTl7l%i.ZFermanagli
Bateson, Sir ft.—Londonderry
Bernard, lion. %V. S.—Bandon
Castlereagh, Visc.—Down
Cole, Lord—Fermanagh

Cole: Hon. Arthur—Enniskillen
Conolly, E. M.—Donegal
Corry, Hon. H. L.—Tyrone Co.
Gladstone, T.—Portarlington
Hayes, Sir E.—Donegal
Lefroy, Dr.--Dublin University
I Lefroy, A.—Longford
Maxwell, J. W.—Downpatrick
Max well,H.—Cavan.,

I‘devnell, Capt. H.—Lisburne
O'Neill, Hn. Gen.—Antrim Co.
Perceval, Colonel—Sligo Co.
Verner, Col. W.—Armagh Co.
Young, J.—Cavan

TELLERS.
Estcourt, 'l'. G. B.—Oxford Un,
Shaw, F.—Dublin University

In t,e list published yesterday in The Sun, the name of Mr.
O'Reilly, Member for i)undalk, was inserted by mistake for
that of Major-General O'Neill, Member for the County Antrim ;
and that of Mr. llugdale was omitted.

The weather has been extremely hot it
Paris. The mean temperature, during Siturday, Sun.
day, Monday, and Tuesday, was 80 degrees of FAn.
RENHEIT.

We are happy to find that all our accounts
agree in stating that the apple trees throughout Somerset
afford a flatering prospect of an abundant crop. The
WA is considered in most instances too firmly fixed to be
affected by a May frost, or cold winds, should either occur
The price of cider in the South Hams has con•equently
fallen to ab.,ut 355. per hogshead.—Sherborne Journal.

Captain OWEN, who commanded the expe-
dition sent out by the British Government for the purpose
of exploring the coasts of Africa and Arabia, and who
was employed on this important mission no less than nine
years, is personally preparing for the press a narrative of
the incidents that occurred during the interesting voyages
which proved so fatal in their consequences to many of the
enterprising individuals who accompanied him. It has
been regretted that no authentic history of these voyages,
fraught with so much interest and importance, has as ye,
been given to the world—but Captain OWEN alone could
he expected to possess all the means of furnishing a satis-
factory account of them. The work (to be called " Nar-
rative of Voyages to the Coasts of Africa and Arabia")
will be published under the authority of the Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty, and will be illustrated by
numerous plates and charts.
_

A few nights
kCURIOUS since, one
of the horses running in the north mail, when released at
the end of the first stage, at Beauly, instead of walking
quietly into the stable, took it into its head to return to
Inverness, and set off with its harness clattering in the
stillness of the evening, like a knight errant arrayed in full
armour. No obstacle occurred till the animal had got
past Clachnaharry,a distance of nine or ten miles, when the
toll bar gate, not flying open like that of oh! to John
Gilpin, opposed an insuperable obstacle to its farther pro-
gress. The horse sagaciously resolved to retrace its steps
to Beauly, and while thus employed, was met about ha I
way by a boy sent to bring it back. It is perhaps worth
mentioning, that a man on the road, being asked if he ha
seen a horse, replied, in some trepidation, that he had
see* either a horse or the devil, but from the furious noise
and speed of the object, he thought it was more like the
Evil One, and he had accordingly taken refuge behind a
dike!—lnverness Courier.

GERMAN PAPERS.

CONSTA NTINOPLE, APRIL differl'reo,
the pullc are subsiding, as the pending
likely to he soon set led. The mission of 'M. de ?$4
seems to have been perfectly successful, and Mobil'',
is said to have already commenced his evacuation o's
16.—The apprelieoife
tolia. With the exception of a few formalities, the.rd
may be looked upon as concluded. Whether tbegLiii
will depart, or remain longer in their 'itpositions tl'Aflf
show. From a declaration of M. de Butinieff ,P;:
inferred that the Russian auxiliary corps will refili°iofl
Syria, consequently about six weeks longer,
Ibrahim Pacha has withdrawn beyond the hounas...#l
of the Arabs be effected in a °D P/
regular manner,
delay. But what may h here during thst tf
not appenetl'
In the present state of the public mind the hest e ,or
endanger the capital ; the Sultan is aware of tb,/
• :g oallef
ild
if tbef;,,

considers the presence of the Russians as his
lion. Admiral Roussin looks with displeastn'e, °'rio
intimacy exiting between Monsieur de 13
the Reis Effendi. He would wi'h ttcle.rjl/
what cannot be changed, and assume Bin" the
Orate of the Porte. The mortifying an eitinfl
Ali has brought him into discredit, and the ,
reeo
"'.,
have difficulty in recovering that high res
French Ambassador formerly enjoyed in the L?"
will depend much on the conduct of Ibrahrbeil
whether French influence will again prevail' I,
prove as tractable as de Varennes describe
ree,
if lie commenced his retrograde march on his °PAP,
tions only, the Porte is certainly indebted t°
Roussin. But there are persons here who doubt,
roe
plete evacuation of Natolia, although M. de Ishirl„.if
slid not to have left Kiutakia till after the Altiie.rff'„,,
pared for their return, and had cotnmeneedtb
grade march. The Paclialick of Adam' isrl°.-
at
SIB
cipal point of difference. Ibrahim Pacha dea° SI,
a principal prize for his efforts, but the Sol° on
accede to this exaction, and considers that be Wor
granted more advantages than were due to hiss ficlf;
vassal. Although he has ceded Syria, Damasee:oed
and the Isle of Candia, to Mehemet Ali, and inle„;cler
Ibrahim, Pacha of Abysairra, he might easitYre;4oll4)
concessions when the whole of the Russian Ault: „r. r j
shall have arrived. Such complete trat,cluill)loPre,
at the Hotel of the English Ewbsssy that it vll'ea'P
as if the extramdinary events occurring i° th,i'sseigt
were of no int. rest in England. We are ascot it
ever, that all English agents in the Levant hev,,e,
positive orders to act as much as possitil, in ee'-e
th se of Austria, who display much activity.
VIENNA, APRI 29 —Fie pe Cent. 51'
92 1.6 Four per Cents. 82v1 10r ; Bank Shorts
P.t° —4lll,emeine Zeitung, Ala), 4, t eat
Alusacit, MAY 2.—We have account, .f fotoot
which inform us to at Captain Trentioi, thefi
courier, really left Napoli Romania in the 1,0110",
rd April, on board the steam boat Hermes,
noot;v
To ieste, with despatches fr,im the 11..geneY',,,e itf
letters ; but the steam-boat, having suffere'' gorj:
was oblig d to put into Corfu to repair'' of vlt
a Russian man-of-war was leaving the histtOtic
eltl9).
and Captain Trentini went on board
might not he delayed, but reach his destinstit "Ai
as possible. Some days after his departure, 1"-,01,0
boat was repaired, and, with the remaining Paristdd
proceeded on its voyage to Trieste, where it $;04%1
the '2Bth of May, before the man-of-war, "e',e anw,,j
having Idler' in with the Bavarian courier, Wil;-61,0'
at Trieste, was, of course, daily expected. We,',
1000
the accounts which he brings from Greece are
They will therefore allay the anxiety and Wei, ofr
many hundred families have been kept by the de'
.0'
cal communications and of news from their rein hie
A Russian courier has lately brought the Ii
ukase, by which the Emperor Nicholas undertalie9tlof
junction with the two other powers, the guarl°;rtecleP'l,j,l4
Greek loan, and the special guarantee of one-tuiirotry
h exertionsas decision,bbeen closed,
of
f h
theic
it, or 20,000,000 francs. This prompt and '',161.0
t Q
the more welcome as the session of the Charnber'oliditi
the committee sna
caaentarhdee:wciGtoeerndelteeraia:gtre.
Lynn,
aot olnifaa,
ltsalhnrebieei
Rge
ane,:g:bie
nafiste:tyre nacpet
frfse 0
rot
treaties, without coming to any decision upon the,set o 0
predicted what mroy be the views of the Clonibe.
subject in the new session.—AUgemeine Pitting' tee. Ai
NURRNBURG, May 1.-The elections for thet
Chamber of the Estates of the kingdom of Vtria'ed;
are nearly ended. .Most of the leading men, ue-
Ministerial party and the opposition, have been reifj
Of the former, for instance, Fenerlein
Mosthaf, &c. ; of the latter, Schott Menzel, We''' iltOr
Murschel, &c. The late Deputies, Pfizer (the "eOOl
the motion relative to the resolutions of the sa
Diet, which led to the dissolution of the Cbail'i
Zaia, of Kanostadt, (author of the motiaa agreetl
commercial connexion with Prussia), hove roti,jeo"
elected. In the rota of the first Professor' (0
I
has been chosen. We know nothing of the
Upland.—Nurenburg Correspondent, May 2.

AVERAGE PRICE OF WHEAT

(RY RETUR.) t 0
V°
An Account of the Annual Average PriN W
ce of AP
each of the ten years respectively ending the :OP 0
1833, calculated by the imperial measureAoo
Account of the Aggregate Average Price 0' A eiel
the five years ending sth April, 1828 ; a 11053. firr
Account for the five years ending sth Aorii, Aver?
Wheat
it ,''
6i 6
1821 ..................... 64 9
1825 .................. ... iir,C
Years ended sth April 1826 ..................... 10
1827 ..................... 5.>
1828 ..................... 5
60,
Aggregate Average of the five years...'" ~...,-
65 1
1829 .................. ••• 0 4
1830.. ............... ••• 66
Years ended sth April 1831 ..................... 0 i
1832 ..................... 0
1133. .................... ~...rd
02 ,
Aggregate Average of the five years•••"ol3'tor''
Corn Department. WM. Jrn Se
Board of Trade, 7th May, 1833. Comptroller of Cosw
S'
1)

(PROSPECTIVE) 0 SPE C TIVE) INCOME A 2V" 1'
PEND IT ÜBE—INDIA. I 1)1 '
The following is a Prospective Estimate (preP3 re"
of JO'
der of the House of Lords) of the Finance' Poe
showing the probable result (in time of rac:elte3os
defraying all charges payable in ibis country' progr eye
Reductions of Expenditure ordered and 13 0441,11
shall have been fully carried into effect ; a°llv'cir
Indian currencies into verling, according t, ofi:jiv
in the London mint, and reckoning the pro re
remitted to England at the average out-tura
tance in bullion :--.
ES.
R EV EN
Bengal ..Sa. Rs. 11.55.00.000 at 2s. 0.1•
tY4 gO ,
Madras ....Ms. Rs. 4.86.5i.000 at Is. Ild. :it)
Bombay By. Rs. 2.24.10.000 at Is. 11d. tr'" 6.0

CHARGES. X ,34
Bengal Sa. Rs. 9.83.00.000 - 10,061.900
Madras Ms.lts. 4.68.80.000 . 4,5022i5)
Bombay .........By Rs. 2.92.50.000 - 2,rA7....,' ...
..-----..---,04
17,070e—
Add—Loss in making remittances to
England, in order t o meet Bills
drawn for interest of Indian I)ebt,
and to provide for Advances made
to civil and military Funds, &c., .I°l
~ pe2l",
Sa. Its. 10.43.666 levei..-- ii, 16
------- '61,6
..!..1.:://
Local Surplus Revenue in India '

Note.—The London Mint Value of the Local COi,n,'
of India has been shown above, in conlrii.
ance with the Terms of the Order, but tee
intrinsic value is considezablv lower.
The amount of the above Local our plus Revenue''
in Sicca Rupees, is 1.14.01.187, which it remit' Eel
to England at l ( Is. 10 ,d. the Rupee, 'the
Bate at which, after deducting Charges, the COw'
pany have of late remitted Bullion, will be .....
The Territorial Charges to be paid in England, t
eluding the Expense of St. Helena, and the Cos 1,1
of Military and other Stores, are estimated at ..••" 66101
,„reote,f,
Estimated Deficiency of the Indian Revenue le`o
Note.--The above deficiency is exclusive of ca 081,„0,44
the 'ionic Bond Debt, which amounts t!,:, "ia t" fOrof
Before the close of 1836-37 it is estinla VIOL,
Carnatic Fund will be paid oft; by teea„n„u°3l 1),10
in India for that purpose; the a"lot4d.
11.90.000 Madras Rupees, or, at Is. •
Rupee, 104,636/. will then be saved. t*
(Errors excepted.
Auditor of I
Of°
It -
Advices from Lei sic, to the 26th 10d.'sli.erIP
that the fair was passing off most heavilPnt
of ha)",
JAMES C. t'°
merchants were loudly complaining of a Wa Byer
The present fair was likely to prove the worst
PETIT .t Si
WARWICK ELECTION PE-- alO- G
case proceeded yesterday bypetitioner .00'1
the a
pro. 4
01,
Cli ARLES GREVILLE, proving agency as _ decislu.e, '
step. The Committee subsequently by oe
• d that Al
ffect proved the agency, and directed
ess bolf
bribery should be gone into. The first Iv° ,:f
.00
mosT, an Irishman, proved his acceptance
"cotoo°,o
from an agent of the name of TaxsvAss. briberre.rporl
rose at 4 o'clock to attend a ballot. daily r
mises to be " extraordinary," we shall give
of the evidence.

East India House, May 1, 183'2.

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