The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-19 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T ii/EL VE 0' CL OCX ti
fromß Madrid
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to the
mail
rench
to
6th November this
morning,
whichw e
shavetate atchcaotlher
capital enjoys perfect tranquillity, as well as the o,
e
provinces, with the exception of those of the 'Pep;
which will soon be brought to order, as the Govern
have sent orders to General Saarsfield to proceed ag°o
the insurgents without waiting for reinforcements. el
The information from Bayonne states that Clsr,
Lagreno has joined General Stanfield, and that the e
lists at Vittoria have become alarmed, fearing those t
General, are coining to attack them. ,/
Extract of a letter from Chambery, dated Nov.
" More than 2,000 troops have proceeded to reinforcecoo
garrison of Savoy, which will mike its number as
men, infantry and cavalry. This measure is looked tlrele
as a prelude to numerous arrests. It is stated tbo,oo
Sardinian Government has received information t),'
unfavourable uature in respect to the state of Savoy

The exj

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press from - aris this morning has broti 000
hers from Bayonne of the 13th instant. They state the
a corps of 800 Carlists had entered Iran, and that the
communication with France is again interrupted, eteefs
Carlists occupy the whole extent of the country betwte of
Irun and Tolosa, and keep St. Sebastian in a 'tad theblockade. Nothing certain was yet known re.pectll4
mo
Consols opened at the same price they left off yes!-e r,,
88 to It} for the Account, with scarce a bargain doloe
Nothing doing in the Foreign Market.
HALF-PAST OS;011
We have a report that accounts are in town of redolo
troops having been defeated ; but we have not bee°
to ascertain any particulars of the battle. 00
The Consol Market has been during the whole °.AO'
morning at 888 for the Account, and for January
count SEta, with little doing.
ee.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Stock and Poreerott i;
have receded owing to the above report. Spanish ei
Portuguese 601 ; Dutch 491 1; Belgian 95
Brazil 651 66.
THREE O'CLOO
Consols for Account, 881.
'ORCeel

OLYMPIC THEATRE.—The piece prodlicim
last night at the Olympic Theatre, under the title of of
Beulah Spa, is a humorous trifle, which sets all Or
the house in good humour, and was announced for reillie
tion amidst very general and deserved applause. pp
points of the piece are two lubberly boys, acted bYthero
KEELEY and Mr. COLLIER, the pets of their Sj ;IP
with whom they are patterns of enchanting sitxlPh.'ocreP
although with everybody else they are intolerable "toi,
All this part of the piece was well played, and very
ing ; but a greater charm is in Madame V xsTiac, 101
acts first the part of a lady, and next that of a mitotr:o4
the Beulah Spa, in which she sings very prettily 6
that is not very pretty. UPi Of C'
ADELPIII THEATRE.--Last night an g -
10P
ratical Burlesque Burletta" (we quote the phrased
east
the bills) was represented for the first time at this Wei,
The Butterfly's Bull, is, we understand, from the Pp' e
to
Captain Addison. The subject is a difficult °
dramatize; but still, we think, much more mighto°
been made of it than was manifested in the piece to 0;
night. We have, however, no right on this point
vijer)
press any decided opinion, for it could not but beerd
to all that the tissue of vulgarity and nonsense tlite,h O°A
Mr. JOHN REEVE, in the guise of a Jealous liPc'eetil;
of the principal parts in the piece, could have pro reeo'f
from no source but his own brain. We are quite e
to make every fair allowance for the degateeri°l
license into which this individual's zeal, in .e too°1;,
for the somewhat depraved taste of the galleries, tifre
to lead him ; but still est modus in rebus, sun! cif oral!
and of this fact Mr. J. REEVE received a practical Ovn„iiifitP:
tion in the very proper biases of the audience last e 0/1"
The only perfect perforsnance throughout the Piec jefig:
an extremely
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neat and elegant affair, and was greatly applauded. sillgj,
EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTION. f fler,
pea, grown in the garden of Mr. Abner Malin,.l o,:er
ditch, this summer, produced 240 pods, in winiiorce,i
1,116 peas—measuring very nearly a pint.--•
Herald.