The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-13 00:00:00

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stock
..... 24)1 3
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. ...... keent en,,,
Ccut........ shut
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6961:1A
1,111 c,,
per. C 1 . ....... 96%
e7n. ......... shut
rent Ann. 1'726 M 26 ......... 10`4,Zli
ttlo
6.-,ong Ann. to ex. Ins
.p,71,i 1-161
, 1859. ............... 17
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'dew 5 net rev,
!Irdia Stork
Ditto Bonds pm.
South Sea Stock 99IA
Old Annuities
New Ditto
:1 per Cent. Ann. 1751
Ex. Bills, r 1,000 50 51 pm.
Ditto 500 5O 52 pm.
!Ditto Small
Ditto C0mmercia1......... pm.
Ditto Advertised — pm.
Bank for Account
India for Account 246 V, 7 6
Cons f^, Opening

PA o„.
r FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
anßall°rnis ............. 9616 Peruvian Bonds 2O IL4
Lant ...... .. 91 903 A Portuguese Bonds ... 6014 591 i
80°Unt... 911,V,90%1 1 Ditto Account 6O 59%
nds
° Ace° 67 Regency Scrip 14 21 dis.
, A., unt ............ 67 6% Ditto Account 14 2a dis.
o ri!`" Bonds 25 4% Prussian Bonds —
• ccount
i )lona Ditto Bonds, 1822 10334
o An.. L's .... .............2642 Russian Bonds, 1822... 104% 5
i,,--,;ount
o"'an Ronds 21% New Loan 991,
01t,eottnt Spanish Bonds 1821 .......19 •Y,
O Zoncs, 1824
11 tt, um 23i 3 I Ditto Bonds, 1823
0 A "ds ............... .. 74 i Ditto Account 17!.4
g,..._,ecoUtit 74 French! Rentes, sp. c. —f. —c.
-ET'
nds is2s 124 ------- Exchange ...... —f —c.
39 i —ft per cent....... —f —c.
41Z01;11.t —l Exchange ...... --f --e.
4i'''''ndS, 5 per cent 3O Dutch, 24 p. c....... ...... —.49 8%
°crown Ditto Accounts ..9
Ll)er ten
• stiOtu
,_ Itt 1534 I Ditto Account .... 9O 89%
112% French Scrip 4% pm.

.OF SHARES TiiHS OAT AT ONit O CLOCK.
Per Share.
tisit. Min. Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) .£1(11 11%
Paid.
aNN • Min. Mining Comp
•(iss. any £l5O 135
Co at 51. pm.) £26

rational_''' - . 1754
3ctahn Del Rey
1 1 s
5
tbil.o.ll Alining Company £5O
ill '' Mining Co. (tss. at 5/. pm.) 50V5
.4.4 bin
ng Company 4„ 12
in% Mining
Association ' 12
lel tiling Co £46
ki Montele Mining Co .. , —
1115 v",. Min. Co. (iss. at. 2/. pm.) 40
`i Scrip 5
`'arkre Insurance Comp lO
Insurance Comp.
klizno co.
Ital st%Pany l7
Ili.,Navigation Cn.
IQ rrovincial Bank of England
\s..l.L3ank of Ireland 25

tO ICICRS OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, JUNE 10.
kgt% 3 Der cent
0 3, 89 Royal' Irish Ditto
N per cent. 95T ;National Ditto
het,"'
9ti 'Patriotic Ditto 2

i Hibernian Bank
Percent.— sigq Provincial Ditto
al Stock — Royal Irish i
anal Stock — Imperial MinMene
Per cent — Mining Co, of Ireland
wce Dcb. 4 P. c. Building;

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kilIC WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
..,.:Z_ 3 minutes after 11. I Evening... 33 minutes after 11

tt-6ENERAI, STEAM NAVIGA-
Iikt,N COMPANY'S PACKETS leave LONDON
~ttlii.„'AlßG, with his Majesty's Mails, every Wednesday
404aturday early in the Morning.
ERDAM, with his Majesty's Mails, every Wednes-
,l6l,i,and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock precisely.
e4et TISD,, every Saturday horning.
y Wednesday and aturday, with Passen-
Cr' only -evaelard every Sunday with Passengers and Mer-
110411dice.'
114141„OGNE, every Thursday morning.
0.4-`,?(IATE, daily, at Half-past Nine o'clock (except
'l44''alr) from St. Katharine's Wharf.
('ATE, daily, at Nine o'clock (including Sunday)
h/111 St. Katharine's Wharf.
th ORTON to DIEPPE, every Saturday Morning until
Ike 15th of June, afterwards every Wednesday and Satur-
ND/ Morning.
1/44."..s'ight, apply to Mr. Norman, Agent, No. 1, Wa-
L' Tower-street; and for Berths at this Office. In-
kirl may also be had at 56, Haymarket.
liviPassengers going to Hamburg are requested to be
itowq early on Tuesday and Friday Evenings.
4ful Steam-packets for Towing and Excursions.
CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary.
ISteam Navigation Company's Office,
69, Lombard-street, May 30.

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LONDON,
111URSDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1833.

I ' a.
~,t la now positively asserted in the diplomatic
et that M. DEDEL has not been recalled,
i that he is to return to London by Thursday
`. It appears that M. DEDEL himself has
II the most satisfactory assurances upon
subj
les that
continue
ect. It is also asserted in the same
as very strong remonstrance against
occupation of Constantinople
R
"Sian troops, has been forwarded to St.
sburgh
by the British and French Go-
Tents. The Austrian Cabinet has also

rered in a manner which, although not so de-
as the remonstrance of Great Britain and
,ee, is considered satisfactory by our Govern-

11° business of importance was last night
.14eted in the House of Lords, their Lord-
Only sitting some five minutes. The House
Nlimons, on the other hand, did not rise
vtlear three o'clock, and despatched business
importance in a few minutes, after de-
°g for hours upon a matter not in the least
beeted with it. After several matters of
1.(1r Consequence had been disposed of, Lord
ot;11011p moved the order of the day for the
resolving itself into Committee on the
Tithes Act. Upon this Mr. LAMBERT
14 as an amendment, what there can-
the shadow of a doubt was a note
e eelisure upon the Government. The
lltlinent charged the Government with
I.llg broken its pledge not to employ the
e or military to enforce the payment of
psi tinder the Coercive Bill. Lord ALTHORP
vetted that some of the inferior agents of the
ere had, in a few cases, made use of the
"e Bill to enforce arrests for tithes, but
"tilt: that they had the authority of the Govern-
kli,LMr.BTANLEY showed further that the par-
:itt.;,`:o had thus abused the powers of the Coer-
ql had been taken before a bench of magis-
i4iand reprimanded by them. Although the
tB4ment was light, it was inflicted by a compe-
i4t,tibunal, and it would have been the height
t?listice to censure Ministers, because a su-
' ptiate officer exceeded his duty, and was
ei
ti a heavy punishment by the magistrates,
)114count of his previous good Character.
'i:ltiestion having been decided in favour of
o4lajesty's Ministers by a majority of 197
el ) the House, at somewhere about two
lqlt this morning, went into Committee, and
41,LTHORP,after a short statement, moved a
/to titimi pledging the House to make an ad-
jeCf money to the Established Church in
tiitati", in order to relieve the occupying te-
-1 ti from payments on account of arrears
Lvtfies or composition of tithes during
illii4l.B 1831 and 1832, and from payment of
,sksnti composition of tithes in the year
,N4' such advance to be repaid within a li-
;t1)1, time by a land tax chargeable on all land
.„%ijitit° payment of tithes, the owners of which
Dith 'lnt have paid the tithes or composition
tf4es, which became due during such years.
.M we perceive the effect of this proposi-
N It will go to charge upon landlords a
vi tto which ought
to have been defrayed by
pia pants. Of the justice as well as policy
itlg landlords pay directly, instead of in-
ittlY, the tithes chargeable upon their estates,
!kpei,°t Permitting them to pocket that national
tY, there can be no doubt. A tenant of land
?oh' relieved from the payment of any charge
tnat
ttti „,
g and will, if be do not himself, find
"erin his landlord a rent larger than
- he before paid, by the amount of the