The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-05 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

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six foreign mails—Jamaica, by the Camden, CITY, T WEL VE O'CLOCK.
We have a number of arrivals this morning, not less than
26th April, French, and Flanders ; Leeward Island, by the
Pandora, sailed from St. Thomas's 9th May ; Rio Ja-
neiro, by the Brisis, sailed 6th April ; and Lisbon, by the
Nautilus (of an old date), sailed 25th May,—by all of
which papers have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house; likewise Sydney papers to the
22d January.
The Jamaica papers confirm the arrival there of the Mar-
wMiothndathye
hthigehe2sltsrt sailed on the
quis of Sligo, as we stated yesterday, at Black River, en
ats.edtrwanigthuill9in
e's"p-hecot.wasAlslals:-
Lordship was received by the magistrates and inhabitants
From another Jamaica paper we learn that sums of money
are already lodged in the towns to buy up apprenticeship?:
His Majesty's ship Blonde will no longer be detair,,,,eat
she brings about 180,0001. sterling," of the 200,°'
borrowed from government.
Marquis
Several addresses have been presented to the „.
of Sligo, congratulating him on his arrival in the islaea
(From the Sydney Papers of January 21.). under.
It is currently reported that owing to some his Ex-
standing between the law officers of the crown,
nd the
cellency the Governor has thought proper to stile._
nip-
crown solicitor, William Henry Moore, Esq. Ibl'
cumstance is much regretted by the public. tof this
We have Derwent Papers to an early Par .ttirig,
month, by which we find that the Council is still si
clause
guthnes. island.liil
and that Colonel Arthur has.persisted in passing theeoneltrarle
of the police act, which the •judges represented as c
to the laws of England.
ngers ; not
Van Diemen's Land is infested with bushra
or witted•
cn
a day passes without some fresh robbery being
(From Sydney Papers the 18th January: )
on the
THE REVENUE.—We congratulate the public ,„___
flourishing state of the colonial revenue. The increase,. 1;
the year 1833, over the gross amount of revenue for '
1
preceding year, amounts to 28,153/. 10s. 40. ; the tots'
amount for the year 1833 is 164,0631. ss. 10d. Rifer
News has been received at Launceston from Swan
to the middle of November. The settlement was io',.;
tolerably thriving state : it contained a population of I,Y'
souls; the farms were gradually improving, and the ar
p?arance of the wheat fields were promising, with an aye'
rage of about 20 bushels per acre ; provisions were dear.
Extract of a letter from Rio Janeiro, posted at the North
and South American Coffee-house, received by the mail this
morning, dated April 5 :—" From the list of shipping you
' will see that we have now many arrivals from European
parts, and commerce has much revived during the last four
days, and the receipts of the Custom-house have been
during the month of April about 6,900,000. Exchange d'
London, 404 ; yesterday it was 401 .
"In politics all is quiet, but the slave trade is now again
and this Govern_
being carried on to an alarming extent ;
a wish to do away
ment, though, I believe, sincere in the
with it, has not the power, as all the Brazilian and Portu-
guese capitalists are interested in its continuance.
THE FUNDS.
that a re-
The express from Paris this morning states ~_e Prim.
port prevailed at Madrid on the 27th ult., hat"l Pass-
sian and Neapolitan Ministers had demanded their
de n.rt• It was also rumouredi
parts, and were preparing to r-- • , ,
tea, anu that General
that Quesada had again been defea .
In other points
Rodil's army had returned into Spain.
Renter, 79f. 50e•
the express is not of importance. French
Spanish, 32. the se'
93 to IA for .,
Consols, which left off yesterday at led at 9319
be uo,
count, opened at 93% ; at present, may
reached 43!3'
~..._
to 4. Spanish has been done at 42%,
13%.
' now 423. Portuguese done at 75, at present
~,.,,
.Iv-L"'
HALF-PAST
~,,, jan.
We have received a Canton Register ofd oL'i
so long. i'
It states, that the monotony which has reign- Java. The
broken by the arrival of several ships fro
above papers are filled with news from Eng at.)
(From the Canton Price Care%
staple has
BENGAL COTTON.—The demand for thi
he Chines
continued, and sales have been made amongst t
at an advanced rate. 0 gong
The Company's new Cotton has been sold by tb .
merchants at taels 14.5. moderate
Cotton Yarns maintain the rate quoted, at a d '
demand. e deP
resse
OPIUM.—The market continues in the sain
state. Worn-
f the )3',
Consols, which reached in the early art o 9:,,i
to µh ill
ing 931/4 % for the Account, have receded
er, v". f
owing to the report of the death of Earl SPene „rouse °
would be the cause of Lord Althorp going to the .r.
i Lords. ceding-'
Spanish and Portuguese Stocks are also re at pre'
Spanish, which was done at 4314, may be quoted
sent 42 to 421%; Portuguese 74 to 741,4. „ and
It is expected that Don Pedro is in want of money'
i that. we shall soon have a new loan for Portugal. 0 late s,
The letters by the two Lisbon mails are net„egi„bure
date at those previously received by the City ol
steamer.
LOCK'
THREE 0' C--
1 Consols for the Account, 92t.

AMOngst the seceders from the Grey Cr 3:
binet, Mr. Stanley enjoys the highest reputation I°.'
asascidribtoedbetorehliisgipoeuns.; :enadrisz,.
thhaev etit
conscientious motives as regards the Church. He 15
sleeenofa"liCttolenveb°rs°Bl:-
tions on the Parables of the New Testament, for the
Use of Children," in a dialogue between Henry and
Mamma. The production is tract-like and childish in
its tone—for spirit it has none ; but it scarcely breathei
the resolution of a martyr, or the feelings of a devotee.
The subjects are confined to the narrated parables
tfiwheieluoiast
ecttoefdamp arable,ilyhandle
pfoc srtshceehs
sieel ex pi
childish
hlas
tai
roponpnroaefhcrtehe
le: moveoio n
tsh_
;ey :ers I ia: ge el:arr:
from the Temple, has no place. It was, perhaps, d"-
borate exposition of the subject miolit have been un-
pleasant to a true son of the Protestant Establishment;
.ah,o o,
k 1
c a or.
18,0001. a-year.—Spectator. t i patronage to
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.7n 4th
the
inst., at
Countess of Dundonald, of f Edward Ha•
the 18th ult., in France, the ii,aimeid, of a ,
a son. lady o ..on.
BIRTHS
Lodge, he night Hon.
milton Ffinney, Esq., late of the 6:d ---1 ihain-road, the
On the 3d inst., in Dorset-terrace, C al
ladyn oQf
Queen
-square,
smtarenslteiny,inEstseq; 'theofal:a7.of John EdWar(i
Dorrington, Esq., of a son