The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-11 00:00:00

TILE FUNDS.

Consols in one instance were done at 89%, but at present
may be quoted 89 % for the Account, with little doing.
The Foreign Market continues to be the most speculative,
particularly in Spanish and Portuguese Stocks : the former
were in the early part of the morning at 28 , since which a
reaction has taken place. They are now 30 to U. Portu-
guese, which were 66, may now be quoted at 66
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 89(

The clever personation by Farren in the play
of The Minister and the Mercer appears to have already
given umbrage in a high quarter ; an of corn munica
tion from St. James's having actua►ly been received at the
theatre, requesting that the fashion of Farren's wig may
be henceforth altered, as in its present shape it constitutes
too strikine a resemblance to the celebrated Diplomatist.
Morning Paper.

A RADICAL MISTAKE.--A worthy of the
lowest class, as far as letters indicate, was telling what had
p lased at the Pancras meeting on Monday ; and, in our
hearing, assured him with an oath that every resolution
was passed ignominiously." A fact.—. Literary Gazette.

On Sunday, some pigeons brought from
Antwerp were sent off from Paris with a bulletin of M.
Dulong's funeral. They were let loose at seven in the
morning, and reached Antwerp ispoon.

SUN NEWSPAPER EXPRESS,
WITH THE KING'S SPEECH AND THE WHOLE

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THISDAY.)

FRO3I LLOYD'S,

. -
DEAL, FEB. 10.—Wind S. W.—Arrived from the River and
remain the Lively, Ford, for Constantinople; Dart, Ormston,
for Madeira; and Oillizro, Rod:Jett, f St. Vincent.
PoaTslourH, FEB la—, Wind N. E. to S. S.W., light.
Prxmotrin, FEB. 9.—Wind tariabfe, light airs —Arrived
the Unron, Univaso, from Bilboa. Salle(' the Fanny, Drum.
mond, for Mauritius his Majesty's ship Andromache, for the
East Indies; Saracen and Rendover, for Li-bon ; Africa, for
Africa; and his Majesty's ship RonineY, for Cork, &c.
FALMOUTH, FEB. 9.—Wind variable, light alts,---Sailed the
Permi, Harris, for Mauritius; Briseis packet, fot Brazils;
Eclipse packet, for America; his Majesty's ship Cruizer, fc_,r
Jamaica; African steam.packet, for Oporto and Lisbon; and
Eagle, Darby, for Colombia River.
PENZANCE, FEB. 9.—Arrived off port the Emma, Cobb, from
Singapore—sailed the 4th Oct., and St. Helena the 19th Dec.
LI"ERPOOL, FEB. 9.—Arrived the David Canning, Cain, and
Dear Mary Ann, Clark, from NOV Orleans; John Francis,
Frobistra, from Demerara; and Jeane Adele, Dupay, from
Marseilles. Off port the Ellen, Jenkenson, from Lisbon.
GREENOCK, FEB. B.—Arrived the Ellen, Nichol, from De-
merara.

YoucnaL, FEB. B.—Arrived the Margaret, Vincent, from
London.

WESTPORT, FEB. B.—Arrived the Euphan, Drysdale, and
Sarah, Hudson, from London.
HAMBURG, FED. 7.—The Caroline Emilie, Blanch, from
Stettin to Liverpool, has put back to Klosterhaven, with loss
of sail and rigging.

The Anna, Lane, from Penryn to Portsmouth, was run
down off Dartmouth on Saturday night—crt'w saved.

The Elphinstc ne, Short, sailed from St. Helena 19th Dec.,
for London. _ _

The Anna Catharina, Kranck, from Cette, arrived at Sta.
vanger, and struck the ground on entering.
The Carl Auguste, Fret,t, from Stettin to Bordeaux, put
into Stavanger on the 2I st ult., leaky, and with loss of

&c.
GIBRALTAR, JAN. 9.0.—8 y an order of the Board of Health,
dated the 17th inst., the quarantine of observation to be per-
formed by vessels from Spain, Portugal, Madeira, and the
Azores, ceased on that day.

M PERLA E. PA ULIAME NT

THIS DAY, Trr.sDAy, FEE.

HOUSE OF COAVIMOA'S.
The SPEAKER took the Chair soon after 12 o'clock.
Mr. PRYNIE brought in a Rill for the lighting the
town of Canihraiee with g:is, which was read a first time.
Sir N.U. FOI.KgS pies, wed a petition from an
individual named R. Deering, against any alteration in
the corn laws, coo:plaining of agricultural distress, and
prying for an inquiry into the same.
Mr. FINN said he would take that oppot:alitY of
correcting a misrepresentation which had been ma‘-!. of
him h the newspeters, at far as regarded tt e que6enz
ttf
the corn lama. His opinion was, that if those laws,
were repealed witiiotts a complete alteration of the general
system of the country, the measure would be a moat
mischievous one.
MT. TOOKE presented a petition from the Coke
of the Court of Reqto-sts at Westminster, praying that the
return made from their office of July 12, which had heen
falsified by a clerk since dead, might b, withdrawn, and a
new and corrected one might be suhstituted. No blame
attached to the petitioners, who had a most excellent
char actor of the deceased clerk when they took him in cr
th-ir employ; but it had since been found out that he had
for a long time been in the habit of embezzling large turns
of money, by means of fal.ifying tie baoks. By that
return it appeared as if nothing ;vas n band due to the ere.
/firms; whereas it ought to have shown a balance of up-
wards of 1.0001 in hand for that purpose.
Mr. O'DW YER complained of the unnecaarY vo•
!ominous length to which that return had run. It pro-
bly had cost the country 8001, or 401)1., end yet he
vould venture to say that not one out of the 658 Mem.'
hers /,ad ever looked at more than the gross amount..
Mr. SINCLAIR presented a petition from a parish its
the county of Caithness against the present system ,i 1"
Church patronage in Scotland, and pr tying that it
might
lr referred to the General Assembly, in order that they

igh t originate s scheme by which the present sye,to
might be got rid of. As that was the exact term of the
oi;,tion which he had the honour to make last session,-of
mnurse he cordially suppott-d the pra‘er of the petition.—
(Hear, hear.) The present system was a most ano-
malous one, for under it, on a solar
that Richard Carlile had made 6001. or 7001.
by the sale of hi. bla•phernous publicati,,ne. lie
and purchase a prise:ration, and having a favoitti,- son or
friend it might appear in tb next Gentile, " K. Carla:,
Esq., has been pleased to appoint A. B. to the pari'h of
C., vacant by the death of t, e late lamented D. D. f?.."
—(A laugh.) The parishioners might come lot ward. and
petvion for the ri moval of the incumbent, but under the
',resent .y.,trn if he only behaved Limn- If in a deem curt
of a m inntr, the Grave and Rover-oil Father of th, Pres-

hytery most decide that th, prisen•ation was a goo , one.
He had been represented out of he House as the. bitter enemy
of the Kirk of Sep t4nd. bat he believed th it by the gre it
sulk of the people he was censidered its firmest friend.
By a paper which he held in his hand, it appeared th.it a
living which fell vacant on the 13th day of December was
filed up on the 14th of January ; another, which wa• in
he gift of the Crown, Writi filled up ti urteen days after
the incumbent died ; and another, which was in the
:lift of a lady, was filled up even within the e, etk.
Now in all those cases the heritors, who were expect if to
support and keep the church in repa,r, bad never been
eonsulted upon the presentation. The elder,, who expectaif
to work with anti asst the minister, had never be, u eon-