The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-25 00:00:00

TIIE FUNDS.

Up to the present hour we have no news from Portu-
gal, but we expect every hour the arrival of the Royalist
from Lisbon, as she was to have sailed on the 15th inst.
It is expected that ❑o hostilities between Don Miguel and
his brother will take place until the return of the Echo.
Consols opened at the price they left off, 884 ito for the
Account—nothing doing.
Portuguese Scrip 20k to it.

HALF-PAST ONE.

It is now ascertained that no insurrection has taken
place at Constantinople, but there has been a very destruc-
tive fire, which has burnt down the sixth part of the houses.
The Dutch mail has arrived; it does not bring any
pelitical news of importance.
The Dutch Funds come per cent. higher.
Consols have been stationary during the whole of the
morning at 884 for the Account, with little or nothing
doing.
The Foreign Market is also in an inactive state ; Por-
tuguese Scrip may be quoted 20i prem.
Up to the present time no arrivals from Portugal.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 881

The agents of Donna Maria, in this country,
have been very active for the last week, in recruiting for
her service. Yesterday 400 spirited young fellows were
enrolled by the inspecting officer, at Mr. Gulion's, the
sign of the King's Head, Orchard.street, Westminster,
and ibis morning they marched in divisions for Gravesend,
where they will immediately embark on board two fine
vessels, expressly engaged to convey them to Lisbon.
Everything is provided for their comfort during the voyage.
A contract fur 15,000 muskets, 5,000 pistols, and 10,000
sabres has been made by the agents, and will be shipped
for the same destination.

EAST INDIA HOUSE.-(THIS DAY.)
at I dill
A Quarterly General Court of the Proprietors ()-
Stock was held here this morning.
, o'clock'
C. MARJORIBANKS, Esq., took the chair at A's- A CO-
when the minutes of the last Court were read and
firmed. •tiog
Several papers were then laid before the Court, resPerro„
the number of students at Haileybury College, and thcollegre
pense ; also the expense of the cadets at the Military court,
and a list of the superannuations granted since last tieraeo
Also a statement containing the names of all gePfor the
employed as ambassadors, charges d'affaires, &,o•, and i
last this ty years, with an account of their salaries
other charges. 010'
Dr. GILCHRIST then rose to bring forward °, for
tiou of which he bad given notice which ultitirec-
a copy of all correspondence between the Court of ''soiy.
tors and the late Lieutenant Stanley of the Bombay
He said the case of that young man was a bard Does few
had been on leave of absence, and on his return I'M 001,
days over the five years for which it was, it Oole ~imperative upon the local government to strike bit p
itvot
off the list, to which they could not restore biro s°' 001
the authority of the Court of Directors. They °bid
allowed him a small pension, but afterwards tyeir
afraid that the 'money must come out of
tole'
own pockets, they withdrew it and left the poor goat
man to starve. What he compla'ned of was the boo
of a compassionate fund from which he might hove toil,
supported until the arrival of the decision of the Direcats
which was in his favour. He believed the poor 1000
It most gallant officer, and had been the principal 'ltio;
of a family. He therefore had thought it his duty to ttot
the matter under the notice of the Court, in order( 08
something might be done to mitigate the hardshiP
case. He (Dr. G.) had often been hissed and COu'idl
down in that Court—he had given in to that beforejoar
he would do so no longer—ba was determined to 01, nor
himself, and stand out for his privileges. The Learneci';
tor then went into detail of the history of a motion fibleori
had before been induced to withdraw upon what be
oal
understood to be wrong information. He then awh yal
the Whigs and the Court of Directors, stating that o'l or,
been cudgelled into the acceptance of the ruinous 01l o
r/
as it was called, and afterwards they had been cajole,„,'
it. He bad many fears ago prophesied what the n,
pany would come to. He had mentioned those pror
to a very clever friend of his, who turned the thing
a very good caricature, which he would show to the Co
as it was now a fac-simile of their present state. tia"
Mr. Lusx rose to order. He did not see what Ibd
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tion the speech of the Honourable Proprietor bad With
motion.

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Mr. MARRYATT said be trusted the Chairman
not allow the Court to be longer degraded and insult
(Hear)—in the manner it bad been.
The CHAIRMAN said the Learned Doctor was
wide of the mark, and trusted he would confine
as nearly as possible to the motion.
After some ineffectual efforts to address the Coat'
Doctor sat down.

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IMPROPER INTERFERENCE OF ONE OF THE LA tT
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AN A CHARGE OF FELONY.-John Herring, whobe'tl, :
for ~14.
himself to :he a Smithfield drover, was plac-d at hBo 4114
charged with lightening a gentleman's pocket of 10 Sc'
Or Ali„.
kerchief about half.past 11 o'clock this day. Is,'o, 0 t
Mr. John Herring stated that be resided at - ele(o`e '4.„,0"Y,
Water-lane, Blackfriars; that about balf•P'sgsvi ~er co Ne
o'clock, as he was passing near St. Paul's, be soolevrt, ttld,
prisoner at the bar, who was in companY withd a s,iatt •: P
person, take a handkerchief from the pocket -„firdtly rtil onz
tleman. He instantly collared him, when his ("ipottP;r4 Fr
ran away ; and a City policeman, No. 29, `
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came up and snatched the prisoner from I,' Po' or 'the esce
that he had no business to take the Prlia,,d rip; an I
custody, as he was not a city nffite „f',.. Wif.ter by I
gentleman made no charge against him. "'',,' tk4 e.,'iiil' ' 'a R
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mined to take him before the sitting magistrate -Iw. er, that c
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No one seconded the motion, which was
withdrawn.
Mr. POYNDER then rose and moved that the letterto
the Court of Directors to the Government of rtd"
the 20th February, 1833 (relative to the sutteedil'ld
'Y
printed. He congratulated the Court upon ligvi°,!
'dace of an Hon. Proprietor supplied who 'l°.,io
edify them by his long, rambling, and unintelhool
speeches—a better substitute could not have been f°
than the pntlernan who had just addressed them. 010
Dr. GILCHRIST seconded the motion, as a true frig
all times to publicity.
The CHAIRMAN said the document had laid uebi
table in the reading room for three months ;
Report he held in his hand, he found that it bad been 1a',114
at by only Mr. Poynder and one other Proprietor. doe
letter could not in fairness be published without the fed
meats upon which it was founded—that would 1)4340
expensive, and he did not think the curiosity upo° .ii3/11/
so great as to justify it. He was at all times a hlui,je,
publicity, but in this case he did not think it desirsu,,siP
After a few words from Mr. Poynder, Mr. Muff 04
Sir Charles Forbes, and the Chairman, the motion
withdrawn.
Dl. J. G. CAMPBELL was anxious to know' wijoielsd
the Court of Directors had received any memorial fi°
officers in India relit eting some safe means of rernittiogo tti
of their money home to their families in England. Jr,
Government Colonies the officers were allowed °foo')
for one-third of their pay. Something of that kied t
be of very great service to the Company's servants/
been shown by late events.
The CHAIRMAN said the Court were aware it had tfrdtt
brought under the notice of the Government in Inc°,,,,
the details of the measure had not yet been receiW; bier
fore he was unable to give information upon the du
Some such measure would be very desirable. of,
Mr. WEEDING gAve notice, that at the next crle
meeting be would move that that Court petition
ment that East India sugar should be admitted Op
same terms, and at the same rate of duty, as th 3
America and the West Indies. at
Dr. GILCHRIST gave notice that he would ; by
next Court renew his motion respecting the s°llool
of flogging, and the punishment of blowing
cannon's mouth, in the Indian army.
The Court then adjourned.

GUILDHALL.-(THIS DAY.)

(From the London Gazelt -
... ' it
TO-MORROW, Sept. '2o'. ...... •a t'l
H. C. Ensell, glass-dealer, Winchester ..............
DIVIDENDS. .„atol,' .... ...
J Sanford, sen., coal-merchant, Stoke New"' .... • ...
W. Sparks, tavern-keeper, Chalk-farm.. .........

DO')
THE MARKETS.—(THIS
ate;
citvr;er:'
CORN ExCHANGV%OOO„,;
rhe market this day was dull and the 6",„`
lithe
there was a pretty good show of Oats, but
All kinds of Beans are cheaper, and the sate vetiO t
is dull. Barley remains the same as bit 1„0, grad
white and grey, remain the same. Wheat, t.n the
at market, and no buyers. For other article
same.

ARRIVALS. 03t5. 3t473'
Wheat. Barley. I nvo ctr-
English 4,320 qrs. 2,510 qrs. .3'i
,860
Irish - -
Foreign 112,550 870

sLhaonrctelyrefarrivedtafter
one
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a privast, Pr
clock, escorted by a PartYel, °°.-osV ill
His Majesty,
ior, at St. James's Palace, fr°e3of the give
The King afterwards held a C°ll,i'r I'
the Forogn a'
m‘Pv.or;kmeenlats.t Asloi
rndja.yi‘.
M.
Doyle
i eadisviecxe
town. til°
toe, tool;
A '
prtvate letter from Falmouth Sts Oil!
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audienee toattended
.by
Asirbi:99e3:l,:e:focrt;
his Member departure for Lisbon, on board 17i'
Ibe of great im .-, pdoo be P
portance to man e r t
re 11/
packet. ttelg
the 00
SUlClDE.—Yesterday afternoon iot° dd
bourhood of the Westminster-road was 000 aortic?
25confusion owing to Mr. James Yates (vibe ferr a, 10 reoii
years held the situation of riding-n:
b'ef ell °I
c ' ipil'o
Theatre, and for the last twelve years had the ed b ii
Mr. destroy .ja
Ducrow's stud of horses) having fed sv4
by strangulation. The unfortunate deCea
36th year, and was much respected.
peooftedtbehegslille lire:::

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