The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-16 00:00:00

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

Miss ELLEN TREE made her first appearance here
last night ai Letitia Hardy. in Mrs. Centlivre's gross
Comedy of the Belle's Stratagem. She went through
the part with retnrrkable grace, archness, and spirit,
and was warmly applauded throughout. Mr. COOPER made
hut an indifferent Doricourt. He is not mercurial enough
fur the part His affected phrenzy was a very insipid,
sober sort of thing, and made lirtle or no impre-sion. In
every other respect the play was well cast and favourably
received by a full house. The afrer piece of the iVood
Damon was got up in very magnificent style.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

This week's return of Grain is moderate, with a short arrival
of Flour. The Wheat trade maintains Monday's quotations,
but the sal, is not brisk. Barley is stiffer in sale. Beans and
Pease without variation. Oats are in fair request at Monday's
terms. In Flour no alteration.

ARRIVALS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour.
English I 2,890 qrs 2,470 qrs. 2,280 qrs. 1,960 sacks
Irish
Foreign 4OO

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We have the gratifying intelligence this morning or the
safety of Crptain Ross, after an absence of three :end a half
to four years from this country, by the ship Clarendon,
from Davis' Straits, which brings information that Cap
tain Ro.s, of the Discovery, with his crew, were on board
the Isabella, in Davis' Straits, having only lost three of
his crew. No further particulars are as yet known,
The French Pipers contain the will of the King of
Stain. In the 19th clause, Ferdinand orders that twenty
thousand masses •hall be performed for the repose of his
soul. By the above papers it appears that several pro-
vinces in Spain are in a state of insurrection in favour of
Don Carlos. It was reported at Paris, that an at-
tempt was made by the Carlists on Barcelona.
The particulars have not arrived. At Ordiena, the
second town in Biscay, the Carlists bad also sue-
c.-eded, under the direction of an ancient officer of
the Queen's regiment; and it is further stated that the
whole of Biscay had declared in favour of Don Carlos.
Travellers who have arrived at Bayonne, from Madrid,
state, that at Vittoria they were preparing for an insur-
rection.

The postcript to a letter from Madrid, says that on the
4 h inst., iti the morning, placards were posted up at
Madrid w favour of Doti Carlos, but the police immedi-
ately pulled them down.
Letters from Perpignan, of the 6th inst., state that
movements in favour of Don Carlos had taken place at
Poyeeda and San crUrgell.
Other infotmation from Bayonne, of the Sth inst., states
that the whole of Biscay was in a very gloomy state, and
that General Castanos had been defeated boire'boa, and
part of his troops had gone over to the insurgents.
Accounts from Liege of the 10th inst. state that a strong
cannon .de was heard in the direction of Maestricht, which
appears to confirm the report of some serious troubles
having taken place in that Karr sun.
The Courrier de Beige states that Marshal &mit has
requested the Belglin Government not to oppose the
Dutch in changing the garrison of Maestricht.
A letter has been received at the North and South
American Coffee•house from Buenos Ayres, of the 17th
August. It relates entirely to the state of the different
parties there, and ends by stating that S-nors Tule and
tJ'arleche had that day accepted the office of Ministers.
Trade was very dull, the communication with the interior
being closed, owing to the rains. General Reres was
with the army, in winter quarters—Exchange upon Eng-
land 64 to 6.
Newfoundland papers have also been received at the
above Coffee-house, to the 27th September.
ST. JOHN'S. —On Saturday m:,rning arrived in the brig
Ariel, after a short passage from Waterford, his Lordship,
the Rev. Dr. Fleming. His Lordship was accompanied
by four ladies of the order of Nuns.