The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-26 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, FEB. 25.—Wind S.W., light.—Arrived from the
River and remains the Valleyfield, Swinburn, for the Cape of
Good Hope. Arrived the Arabian, Galloway, from Mauritius
—sailed the 3d December ; and Sprightly, Newton, from Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 25.—Wind N. W. to W.S. W.—Arrived
his Majesty's steamer, Dee, from Dublin. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Pelican, for Chatham ; President, Moore, for New York ;
and John, Pirce, for Havannah.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 24.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Telemachus,
Gimmer, from St. Michael's ; Solace, Barrett, from Zante; and
Asia, Betide, from London, for Madras and Bombay.
FALtiourir, FEB. 24. Wind S.W. to N. W., fresh breezes.
—Arrived the Pigeon packet—sailed from Tampico the 30th
December, Vera Cruz the 7th January, and Havannah the 25th,
and has brought 460,000 dollars in freight. The Lady Mary
Pelham packet left Tampico with a norther on the 22d Decem-
ber, and returned on the 30th. Sailed the Carron steam
packet, for Oporto and Lisbon ; Skylark packet, for the Lee-
ward Islands; and Stirlingshire, for Rio Janeiro.
MARGATE, FEB. 25.—Arrived off port the Blanche, Lawson,
from St. Kitt's ; and George IV , Hillier, from Oporto.
BRIGHTON, FEB. 25.—Arrived off port the Roslin Castle,
Richards, from Bengal.
POOLE, FEB. 24.—Arrived the Susan, Brooks, from New-
foundland.
DARTMOUTH, FEB. 04.—Arrived off port the United Bro-
thers, Fox, front Lisbon.
BRISTOL, FEB. 25.—Arrived the Britannia, Davenhall, from
Demerara; Chesterfield, Lewis, from Africa; and Three
Sisters, from Leghorn.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 24.—Arrived the Jamna, Pinder, from
Bengal, sailed the 16th of November, and St. Helena the 9th
ult ; Fairy Queen, Snife, from Mauritius, and sailed the 14th
December ; Brothers, Sewell, from Bahia; Elizabeth, Wether-
all, from Lima; Intrepid, Stewart, from Demerara; Hibernia,
Russell, and Thalia, Lant, from Savannah ; John Linton, Mans-
field, from New Or eans, and Nymph, Edwards, from Smyrna.
Off port the Huskisson, Clergy, from Africa.

The San Jose, Rosa, from Ora Havannah, was wrecked,
near Hole-in-the-Wall, 15th ult.

THE FUNDS.-CTHIS DAY.)

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CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Our arrivals this morning are a Mexican mail brought by
the Pigeon, sailed from Vera Cruz on the 7th, and from Ha-
vannah on the 25th of January, the express from Paris, and a
late arrival from Calcutta to the 12th of November. By the
former arrival it appears that Mexico is tranquil, but General
Bravo still continued to threaten the Government. Santa
Anna had retired to his country seat. The Pigeon has brought
a freight of 460,000 dollars, chiefly for merchants' accounts.
The Lady Pelham, packet, was at Tampico ; had on board one
million of dollars, and was to have sailed on the Ist of January
for England.
The express from Paris is only important in one view, that no
insurrectionary movements had taken place on Sunday evening,
as was expected, owing no doubt to the precautions which the
French Government took to have a large military force in
readiness. Even the police were sufficient to disperse the
crowd with their canes, and as long as the National Guards are
firm, Louis Philip has nothing to fear. These citizen-soldiers
have all to lose, and will defend their property.
There is again aICp et tnat some modification is to take
place in the Ministry. No foreign news of importance has
been received in Paris. French Rentes, 76f. sc. Spanish
about 2 per cent. lower, 28i.
The Memorial des Pyrenees states that a Carlist movement
has taken place in the neighbourhood of Jacca. Four thousand
Carlists have arrived within two leagues of that town, and the
Governor has ordered the gates of that city to be closed. The
csuntry people have taken up arms, and troops are on their
march from Saragossa. Generals Valdez and Butron have united
their forces at Tolosa to commence active operations against
them. Great fear is entertained that the convoy of nine car-
riages belonging to the English Ambassador fell into the hands
of the Carlists.
THE FUNDS.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 90 1A for the Account,
opened at the same price this morning, and for next Account
90 ; little doing at present.
In the Foreign Market they are still actively engaged in
speculating in Spanish Stock; as they come 2 per cent. lower
from Paris, and the reports of yesterday not being confirmed,
the Spanish market has receded, and are now done at 32 ;
Portuguese 724
HALF PAST TWELVE.

This is settling day in the Consol Market, and the brokers
are generally employed in making up their accounts. Up to
the present time it appears to be a bull account, and all is going
off well. _ _ _ .

Within a short period Consols have receded from 90 IA % to
90, at present they are 90 to This is attributed to the
weakness of ministers, who cannot depend on a majority in
the house.

We have an arrival from Lisbon at Dover; a fast ship, sup-
posed to have sailed on the 10th, one day later ; also one from
Oporto. We do not hear as yet the information they bring.
HALF-PAST ()NE.

(Extract of a letter from Mexico, dated 4th January.)
The political state of this republic appears to be very little
affected by the new insurrection in the south, headed by
General Bravo ; it is expected soon to be suppressed, and all
opposition to the present government ant‘ its views must cease.
The vice-president, Gomez Frias, is in charge of the
executive, Santa Anna, being absent for six months
to recover his health. Reforms in the ecclesiastical de-
partment, and appropriations of convent property for the im-
provement of the state, are already in progress, extraordinary
powers to the executive government repealed, the new import
duty act, with extended credit, is published, as also that one re.
ducing the duties one.fifth on foreign goods imported in Mexican
vessels. Expectations still exist of a national bank, with the
public debt to be funded, and by sales of government property
to be paid off. Foreigners are allowed to become freeholders.
The Government is about arranging with the holders of
Custom-house debentures for their liquidation, instead of
making a new loan.
Successive remittances to Europe, however small, are in-
tended in lieu of dividends on loans.
Consols have been heavy during the whole of the morning,
and were done at 90 for money, since which they have rather
improved, and may be quoted at present 904 for money, and
904 4 for April account, Spanish 324 Portuguese 72 to 4.
The vessel arrived from Oporto, at Dover, left on the 16th, but
no news has as yet transpired from that place or from Lisbon.
The settling of the account still is going off well.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 901 4.

ASTONISHING CIRCUMSTANCE.--A cow
which had been purchased by Mr. Win. Walker, butchvr,
Wales-street, Aberdeen, from Alr. Alex. Keith, gardener,
Pitinurton, was slaughtered by the former on Wednesday
last, and found to weigh 4 cwt. 2 qrs. 141 b. To the ut'er
astonishment of all who saw the carca+e, one of the kid-
ney+ was♦ found to have ninety•one pounds imperial of fat,
and the other sixty•seven. The circumference of the
mass of tat to one kidney was four feet three inches ; and
the other, three feet four inches. The weight of rough
fat was 511 b. imperial. Such a weight of fat upon a car-
case of that weight is probably unparalleled.--Aberdeen
Herald.

DREADFUL CASE OF SUICIDE.—Last
night an inquest was held at St. Thomas's Hospital, on
the body of Mrs. Dickenson, at;ed 32, wife of a baker
living at 34, George-street, Blackfriars. It appeared that
the deceased was addicted to drinking, and, when in a
state of intoxication, she acted like a mad Woman. About
one o'clock on Saturday night, her husband, to whom she
had been married eleven years, returned home. The de-
ceased seemed somewhat excited, and said, " I suppose
you have been to see some of your beautiful relations,
who have been trying to set you against me." She then
went to the dressing-table, and having got a razor, seized
her husband by the throat and said, " You vagabond,
murder you." It was with great difficulty that he extri-
cated himself from her grasp, and when he had, the de-
ceased left the room, and threw herself out of the second
floor staircase window. She fell into the back yard, and
received such injuries that she died in the course of an
hour. It appeared that she had had no family. Verdict
TemporJry Insanity.

Wheat. ( Barley. Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s.
Boston
Gainsborough «.—.. 57 34 18 40
Grantham --........... 46 50 'i6 30 17 21 30 34
0rim5by..........,,,........,.. 42 48 26 28 14 16 32 36
H0rnca5t1e................... 44 49 24 28 17 21 28 30
Lincoln
Spilsby ... 44 48 24 28 16 18 32 38
Stamford 45 50 26 29 1(3 24 38 40
York---.. 46 56 04 30 15 22 30 38

NORWICH. Feb. 3!
Wheat (per qr.) 40s 525. 60s. Beans (pe.
8ar1ey,,......„~.,..,.... 235. 265. 365. Pease, (Jr
Oats 20s. 223. 245. Flour, fine

Wheat, whit

?r qr.) 335. 345.
Ws. 475.
te (per sack) 41s. 435.

CAN'rERBURI, Feb. 2g
575. to 635. —s. to—a.
48s. to 6 Is. —s. to —s
265, to 325. Grinding.. 225. to 275.
20s. to 255. 20s. to 2Ss.
31s to 355....... 0 to —s.
30s. to 365. Grey 30s. to 345.

Barley, Malting --.-
Oats
Beans
Pease

MANCHESTER, Feb. 22.
Wheat, per 70Ib. Bs. Od. to Ss. 2d. Red ls. 92. to Ss. :d.
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 6 Oats 3 2 3 2
Beans, per Imperial quarter 16 0 31) 0
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 5 0 5 3
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels 3B 0 42 0
Flour, per Sack of 2601 b 4O 0 46 0

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Ist and 11th regiments—the first in grison at Charleroi, the
minOtis.tth regiments were to goat` Luxemburg ;
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In the sitting of the day before yesterday, the Minister of
Finance gave notice that the budgets for 1835 would be 10e-
cusTsed and voted before the Ist January.
toms, have fixed their departure for Paris for February 28.
ministerial
_ Twelve Dutch deserters arrived here yesterday from Venloo 100.
They have all been sent to Ostend, where they are to embarA.
and go to join the army of Don Pedro.
(From the Courrier Beige.) r~o
Bitu ,ssELs, FEa. 23.—First, it was the sth and 10th
meats which, according to the Independant, had been sent to
firstthreee
ra shnereached
battalionsti.,Ber.
Luxemberg. To-daydiest itsint:
Now, then, two regiments are in garrison ; the Ist at Charle.
" We hear that General Hurel has
roi, the I lth at Namur ; and the journal of this latter city,
published yesterday afternoon at three o'clock, and which have
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The chief of the staff of the army ag the
this city, to be in readiness to set out for Luxemburg
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Colonel of the 11th regiment to have three battalions in read''
ness to: march to Luxemburg. It seems that these troops will
set out to-night."—Journal de.amur.
Doubtless it is the same at Charleroi with the Ist regiment;
therefore it is no wonder the Independant put to press at tell
o'clock last night, to announce that the regiments were already
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(From the Lynx.)
been lost in taking advantage of the indignation of our repre-
sentatives.
The minister of war applied yesterday to the Chamber for
Easir.ead23y.—prTleceednetzeitricfraduitreassneds
no
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t oa lnd theo
portunity to get money to be let slip. M. Evainneur
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that
Chamber by way of precaution that it might be possible.
oo far to draw back,
Our representatives have gone t
2C,hBßasmßOub,OseosrEsoLhfsrlynFecs for his department. It was too
and will, doubtless, grant all the subsidies that our g _i,
shall think fit to ask. As for the employment of these fund
it is an affair which concerns the ministers; but we do not .
the government would have to ask ass additional voteovoefrcnrmede:
ima-
gine that it is intended to use it for vigorous measures, to r!'_
foreign lkl o tectLFs 7
vengethe insult that has been offered us. Who will be so sillWie
as to believe this ? Not even those who took them oney.--
Brussels Papers, Feb. 24.
wu.illl7;e—tuNrVneohnetahre
M. Van Mies, Bavarian ambassador in the diet, must have s.
There are very frequent sittings of the council of
ready arrived. Some say that Baron Giese will return to
Vienna,colon ealndLetinhaitreh,e
the
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state, r.,
the
eich the King always presides; and which are occasioned by
negotiations at the Congress in Vienna. to the
troops for the Greek service before he set out for, Greece. A,
LEiPSIC, FEB. 10.—An important measure is now and
discussion BinasrtonfrGemiesvel
emli,stwerh
efotre.
discussion, viz. :—whether certain great Jewish houses at Ham.
burg shall obtain the freedom of the city and the right to balq,e.
these permanent establishments under their own firms. Th,''
would afford Leipsic pecuniary resources to become the der
for merchandise for all Germany, and to form still closer COO
nection with the most important places in the North and SO'.
Germany.—Frankfort Papers, Feb. 21.
VIENNA, FEB. 15.—Prince Goitschakoff has arrived here;
to fill the place of the Russian ambassador, M. de Tatische';
who is about to proceed for a time to St. Petersburgh. l'be.
mail has just arrived from Constantinople; trade was 0199
what more brisk there; the rate of Turkish money Was
to 401 paras for a florin continental money. 15th
The second number, of the Servian Gazette, of the ,
ult., contains a translation of the last firman of the Su!,,e4
which has been so much talked of. It also states that rP7O
Milosch was indisposed. He had summoned the assrFe.
of a Diet to meet in Crajugevatz on the lit 0.... the
bruary, to which a member will be appointed Ellu'eved
magistrates of each circle, as also the captains of to
circle, with the exception of one for each, who is to re_.;2,,a
superintend the preservation of order. To these are to b °I: 7 :
posed of 200 members. 97 13'3"
VIENNA, FEB. 15.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 0,00
one of the members of every circle. The assembly Will be c 11'
Four per Cent., 87 ; Bank Shares, 1,28 %.—Aligt
Zeitung, Feb. 20.