The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-05 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE Sn

_.......40.--.
SIR,—As
Westminster Bank" has been ascribed to me, and n"..,
publicly that I am not the author of that
pleasant feelings have consequently been excited, Pec
a pamphlet entitled "The London 31_1(1,
mit me through the medium of your paper to staw_j
that I know nothing about it beyond what is knon..b.,
the public at large. I may add that I have never, )711 1
lished any work on banking, except those to will'
have rrAxed my name. .
I am, Sir, your most obedient servant,
JAMES WILLIAM GILBART, ~.
38,
__Nanager of the London and Westminster Ban"
4, 1834.
Throgrnorton-street, April
Lephlet; nto

THE FuNDS.-(THIS

ic
CITY, TWELVE o'cLo
h av c
bee"
Bombay papers to the 17th November rec,
received at the North and South American u_fu
rai,,
house. They state that a seasonable supPlY"whicb
has taken place, after three weeks hot weather,
has already been felt in the markets.
DISTURBANCES AT GUADLIER. Ae de,
A private letter,_ of the 28th ult., confirm! ir;ents.
tails, and shows the serious nature o the rote thou'
It is stated that there were not less than thu daY,
neorrdegiermaenndtss,eccuormitmy
sand malcontent troops under arms night and 4 400
for ten days, and that they were in possession :these
pieces of cannon, ready charged. Opposed, tisjaptist°
quieted,*vere nif Alief"
and others, and a brigade, formerly thot„: owing,
Uhan ; but the mutineers had the advant'sCce bee'
to their guns. Although the disturbances l'a esta'
appear to be , 1
blished. 1 )fal'3.
We learn that the frontier force of Agra onceadino'
have received instructions to hold itself in rs detaory
for immediate service. It is believed that thi 'uritig to
stration is to prevent the Baiza from erldeai a.
andodendotbyColone.
proceed to Guadlier to excite a counter revol, L„riei )1a:
Letters by the French mail this morning IT,rerierat.
drid state, that the Spanish army, und„arel,
Rodil, left on the 24th to proceed by fore spaio
on their destination ; and it was believed thatrrilv criter,
would declare war to Don Miguel, and herrae deserted.
Portugal immediately. All the villags
L invading allli.
of troops, owing to their uniting to t“_esorn portuga •
As yet we do not hear of any arrival 1
to
THE FUNDS•
ning is of a meag_A
The express from Paris this nwtrhe newly-appointe,;
description, and it does not brio
lace the Duke I'ol
French Ministry, who were rep . t
so,
Broglie and S b 'ni This may
e astia • be owing o 7,„,
d • but the I'o,l
other minor appointment to be arrange , ced
arc to pro e, .b.
port that ten thousand Sanish troopsbur.
Portugal has had effect On the Portugues
,nish,
an
this mor • ne at 67 ; 13'
lung, which has been do
30i + ertlaP
• 0/Yest
Consols
lopened at the leaving-off price
90 91 for the Account, with little doing. iighighig
The reported ' arrival yesterday of I„ee d. ,
steamer, from Lisbon, is not as yet emu". e 1'
ON ,"nt.
HALF-PASO he Pr°e 'll
We have no arrivals from Portugal , foree wio
time, but the general belief that a Spanis' togeei.
por
~„iso
enter Portugal has given an impulse to the Sr" 11
Securities which may be quoted at 671t0 k" arc tot° 1
30i to 31. The other F • Securities a`
Foreign
ae'
neglected. cn,. the
Consols continuesteady 90i to 91 '-
atat
•cate
count, with scarce a bargain doing. 01111
No reports or political news to corn
present. . r 1
0 Cl‘.
THREE O'.-'
Consols for the Account, 90+ 91.

Olit;pl
FALKIRK.— SINGULAR FACI..IIci
the most unlooked for results of the past 0,
months presented itself here so early as „
when a hive of bees, belonging to Mr. cl:ere
Kerse Lane, swarmed, and were led off by they idol
to a neighbouring bush, where, we believebto seitoost
beheldiss
foundkaa fidel
ifl
w,uy hl a
aessahepiopici
one
raaeerrawiaeralp
te.ishselt.r_d:iTnseEdihQ.
dei
under
n btheu r
ghPaper. precocious
ap ecr o. 1
managemento Y of the
father
fi
ing which was renderedguuhstebnyoai
eiusnt neighbour Adana
miAaooaNtr,tieehar
loathsome
toCeet ; a
avltafditi:tiateoel:ibr,
fortune-teller, called in the Scottish diniet-old tbasd
a spae-man, who gave Adam to and bottle 00
would be one day his lot to be fond of thee spac-11,10c
to have a big belly. He• thought that , over-:_to
might be right, nevertheless that God coin' stole 1:0,1
evils even great as these, and accordinglYiheebusb'erd
the field, kneeled himself down in a ftil:r have 111„„
prayed heartily, saying., 0 Lord Gotlvier e wi;j:to
upon me, and never suffer me to be like pierce
iot.
lin." He adds, that he continued throng oa
ess epd•
t
entertain a wholesome dread of drunkenn o
Upon such trifles in our tender years do
rsn_weedepeP
most invaluable safeguards of our future vi tu
—Quarterly Review.