The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-25 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

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CITY, T I'l'-EL VE O'CLOCK.
•. Although this is Christmas Day, and a strict holiday
in the City, several of our politicians and Stock Exchange
gentlemen have made an early appearance in the C.ffee
3,1
Houses. They consider the Speech of the King of France
ltiooed,Pd to be Pacific. To-morrow we shall see how this document
oct-' Operates on the Funds.
31 'la 0 Quebec papers to the 24th of November, and Montred
upOli to the same date have been received at the North and
,le South American Cofne House.
(From the Montreal Papers.)
2eforth f
:0( The arrivals of shipping at the port of Montreal during
ee
s p rot 0 _. th .e last season exceeded that of the year 1832 by twenty
as LOP ,bi vessels; the latest arrival in 1832 was on the 27th of
to underol October; in 1833 the 2d of November. The following is
she p a Comparative statement :-1833, 137 arrivals ; 1832,
obolelii 117 arrivals. The number of passengers disembarked in
most Pr
I'.. Ws port from sea -.going vessels in 1832 exceeded that of
the
entir6 present year by 663. The number in 1832 was
2,714, and in 1833, 2,045. Since Saturday the season
has resumed ,11 the appearance of winter ; snow fell in-
cessantly, and our port was full of ice ; this morning it
Was broken by the arrival of the steamers,
(From the Quebec Papers.)
After the fall of snow on Thursday night, which con-
tinued yesterday, the weather has been more mild, and the
Wind is at West, favourable for the shipping in port.
The Upper Canada Papers of the 14th are without
news. The Parliament of that Province met on Thursday
last.
Letters from Constantinople of the 22(1N0v., state that
Russia is still pursuing on a grand scale her warlike pre-
parations in the provinc,s on the Black Sea.
Reports from Madrid mention that Merino was stir.
tolinded by General Quesada, after having tried to pene-
trate into Portugal, since which he returned towarrN
Burp?. On the 10th he passed Valladolid, having with
him only about 20 followers, amongst whom were some
persons of distinction.
The news from Mexico, via America, is very favourable
for that Republic. The rebels being totally defeated,
order and tranquillity has again been restored.

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Their Majesties were not in public yesterday, owing to
the incessant rain.
The Duke of Gloucester arrived yesterday at the Palace
from Ragsbot, on a visit to their Maje,ties, where his
Royal Highness will remain till after the holydays.
Admiral Whitshed and Mr. Lichtenburg, Secretary to
tilt Hanoverian Minister, had audiences of the King yes-
terday.
Sir Wathen Waller, who has been staying on a visit
with their Majesties, left the Palace yesterday afternoon.
It must be a matter of congratulation to learn that the
Princess Augusta is in a st ite of speedy convalescence, and
ter Royal Highness is expected to be able to join her illus-
trious relatives in the festivities of Christmas.
Their Majesties entertained last evening at dinner, the
Duke of Gloucester, the Dowager Marchioness of Chol mon-
delay, the Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley, Mr.
Lichtenburg, Lady IL Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell, Lieutenant
Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Leveson Gower, besides the
suite and household. Her Majesty's band attended from
nine till eleven o'clock.
Names were left at the Palace yesterday fur their Ma-
jesties by Sir John Leach (Master of the Rolls). Miss
Leach, the Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury, Admiral

s from 11' Pringle, Admiral Whitshed, and Mr. Holmes.
ition 01111 Majesty will hold a Council shortly at the Pavilion,
n the Cc'` for the purpose of arranging matters of State, preparatory
eneral oit, to the meeting of Parliament.
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Saes6e ARRIVALS.
(need. The
.a. The Marquis, Marchioness, and Count Gcaabrtiae.inde Pampara
nstant '''k and suite, at Long'sfr Hotel, from France;
Esq.,i Thaotrnton,
'OM F 110.; R.N., at ditto, mKent; Henry Richardson,
Assell,bl) ford.street, from WalesoH.; Samuel Worrall, Esq., at tto, IC'rolimf.
Oxford ; Lieutenantßunbury, of the Thunderer, at ditto,
laved 0: 0 from Sheerness H. Harrison, Esq., at ditto,ire from Hants;
Hants;
O'Cioo‘ Miles Staiton Esq, at ditto, from orksh
Clarendonred crick
the flier! and Lady" Bathurst, in Cumberland-place, from
the to lii`r Park ; Sir Wathen er, at Twickenham, from the Palace
IV at Brighton ; John Warrender,aii ,fdat Sir George Warren-
before r's,Aiirn Albemarle-street, froinEVlifroemn, Maidenhead; Mr.
!rwards 1, and
Esq.,s Baillie, in Audley-square
,H. Haw-
! Senate' kins,in Suffolk-street, froma tour;New J.
fri Vietiot4 W ight; m3l. Pc" in Pall-mall, fropmurßt'rig"hlteonuf
dllion. Colonel .DarstOridDeararteoos Upperstret Grosvenor-street, from
Cpoanrsitsa,lli tto;
theLd Alvanley, in Chra'rliens- street,
Wottonerku Ie Y -square, from
Item
ditto;
ditto; Sir
of Chandos, atinllosuse, Bucks,
divide tit
Colonel
rnClhßarles Clarke, Bart., 11e-street,
;pain, 111,' from ditto ; in Whitehall-place ‘ from ditto ;
lion. Twistleton Fiennes,mant' Belvidere, Kent, from' a tour;
! COrnifer
fled inl,e the Dowager Countess ofßradford, in Park-lane, from S
".f Colonel and Mrs. Gore Langton, and family, at their seat, Salop
,t variati.,;',. ton Park, near Bath, from Cheltenhan •Dingwall, Esq.,
toleram from Oxford ;R. A. Oswald, Esq. at Esher, D.
Brighton ;
ith fund Mr. and Mrs. George Latouche, in Bruhtoenr'stfieuenuitt,mß,,e;hlTley-
es of ter aqua re,
ef,r,o,m..t.rCeleitlt Clifton Messrs. Blackburn, at-
afiirs d St. tour; Charles Standish, Esq., at
rhe
aei, Symrnons's Hotel', StomJanales's-street, from his seat in Lan
cashire ;J. T. Elliott, Esq., at the St. James's Hotel, J -
pie star° street, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgeraldg,geftto,isreirHruthYenir-
our tittl seat, in Berks Carain and Mrs. Knox, at Ra
ended gd Dover-street, from;Cheltenham ;W. Lawrence, Esq., at ditto,utel,
from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, in Harley-street, from
:f‘Vaearilt_iiii ' '
shall
anTahompson's Hotel, Catnadi
Harre ireßrehv. T. L. Her-
Hervey, at ditto ; Revg ore, at dittu;
DU Btry ill Messrs. Hunter, at Albion Hotel, Cockspur-streset from Edin.
nd whet° burgh ;W. Colman, Esq., at ditto, from Brussels; Pope,
:h
an ow Esq., at ditto, from Eton.
followillg , DEPARTURES.
m Mr. and Mrs. Phelips, from Lon g's •
and• Clilfford-street, for
eayF,rvvenictilis
from
mntadeitutte House, Somersetshireg•''
E.,q,and Master
ftal,
from ,dfiottroßrfiogrhton ; John Portal,
i‘io For.
Vera, ad ,for Freefoth House ; J. and Ry.iviahrlands,
imps_ 00 Esq., at ditto,Sheepshadan House; Quintin
' and the Rev. C. Vivian, from ditto, for Wellingboro'irEghq.

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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Colonel Gilbert, from ditto, for Cheltenham ; J. Duwees,
Esq., from ditto, for Paris; Maynard Colchester, Esq., from
ditto, for Gloucestershire ; Charles Wykeham Martin, Esq.,
from ditto, for Kent ; the Duke of Manchester, for his seat,
Kimbolton Castle, Huntingdonshire; the Dowager Marchio-
ness of Salisbury, from Arlington-street, for Hatfield ; Sir John
and Lady Harmer, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for
Warwickshire ; Mrs. and Miss Desborough from ditto, for
Berks ; T. H. Henslowe, Esq., from the Royal Hotel, Jerrnyn.
street, for Essex ; Colonel and Mrs. Bingham, from ditto, for
Cheltenham ; Sir Charles Egerton, Bart., on a tour ; Mr. and
Ifrs. H. Gurney, from St. James's-square, for their seat Kes.
. Wick Hall, near Norwich ; Mr. and Lady Louisa Tighe, from
Symmens's Hotel, St. James's-street, for their seat in Ireland ;
Mrs. Croker and family, from Batt's Hotel, Dover.street, for
Paris ; William Lawrence, Esq., from Raggett's Hotel, Dover-
street, for Cambridge ; N. A. Fenwick, Esq., and Miss Fen.
Wick, from Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish.square ; J.
Bell, Esq., and Miss Bell, from ditto; Rev. John Coles, from
' ditto; Miss Wildman, from ditto; Captain and Mrs. Midham,
from the Albion Hotel, Cockspur-street, for Woolwich; Capt.
Dixie, R.N., and sons, from ditto, for Crawley; Henry Jones,
Esq., from ditto, for Paris ; A. Busby, Esq., and son, from
'ditto, for Dover; Counts L. and E. Hohenstein, from ditto,
for the Continent; Rev. W. Wyatt, from ditto, for St. Asaph;
W. C. Cheniere, Esq., from ditto, for Oxford ; J. Ramsbottom,
Esq., from ditto, for Windsor ; J. Mordaunt, Esq., from ditto,
for Ramsgate; R. Murdock, Esq., from ditto, for Dublin.

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INVERNESS.—Tuesday a public dinner took
place in the Northern Meeting Rooms in celebration of
the accomplishment of Burgh Reform in Scotland. The
number present was 315 ; the room was splendidly lighted
up with gas. The flags of the Incorporated Trades were
hung round the walls, and at the back of the Chairman
was an ancient painting of the Town Arms, surmounted
by the Caberfeigh, or deer's horns (the crest of the clan
Mackenzie) and in the centre was a small but beautiful
revolving light. The effect of the whole was highly
striking and imposing. Provost Mackenzie was in the
chair, supported on his right by the Hon. Colonel Grey,
M.P., T. A. Fraser, Esq., of Lovat, Sir Francis Mae-
, kenzie of Gairloch, Bart., Mackintosh of Mackintosh,
Captain Fraser of 13alnain, &c. On the left were Roderick
Macleod, Esq., younger of Cadholl, M.P., J. Stewart,
Esq., of Belladrutn, Simon Fra,er Canybell, Esq., &c. &c.

An auctioneer in this neighbourhood, while
engaged in Isis vocation the other day, thus exalted the
merits of a carpet—" Gentlemen and ladies, some folk,
sell carpets for Brussels, which are not Brussels, but I can
most possitively assure you that this eligant article was
made by Mr. Brussels himself."—.stockport Advertiser.