The Sun.
London, England, 1834-03-29 00:00:00

LORD DENMAN.

Llt being fully expected that Lord Denman would
ave seen introduced ana- taken nis seat tinsirnorning,
on being elevated to the peerage, for the purpose of
performing that ceremony, the Earl Marshall (the
Duke of Norfolk) the Lord Chamberlain, and Garter
King at Arms were in attendance, but the noble lord
not having arrived in town from the circuit, his intro-
duction was delayed till Monday.

TURNER V. BALLANDENE.

The house then proceeded with this Scotch appeal,
the question in which was as to the right of the appel-
lant to throw off the water accumulating in his coal
mines during the period of their working over certain
lands in the occupation of the respondent, called
Wester Pit (lobar.
Dr. LUSHINGTON and Mr. MURRAY were counsel
for the appellant ; and the ATTORNEY-GENERAL and
the LORD ADVOCATE for the respondent.
Dr. LUSHINGTON had not concluded his address
when we left.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

By the French mail this morning it appears, by ac-
counts from Antwerp and Brussels, that the movements
of the Dutch army have caused great sensation in the
above towns. It was expected, on the return of Prince
Frederick from Berlin, that some important operations
would take place. Other accounts state, that the news
received from the east of Brabant causes great un-
easiness. It was believed that Holland was contem-
plating some new perfidy ; their troops were ready to
march ; the army was only waiting for her chief to
make a movement in advance.

Accounts from Paris state, that despatches have been
sent off from the Minister of War to the Commander
of Bayonne, and assure us that several battalions of the
garrisons of Bordeaux, Montpellier, Nismes, &c., were
to march immediately for Bayonne. It It also stated
that the dissolution of the Army of the Pyrenees has
been abandoned.

A report prevailed at Paris that King Leopold was
on the point of again demanding of France auxiliary
troops, should the Dutch make an eruption into Bel-
gium.
Charlestown papers to the 2d March have been
received at the North and South American Coffee
House, but the contents are not of importance.
A public meeting was to have been held, to take
into consideration the money pressure now existing
throughout the United States, and also to consider the
propriety of forwarding to Congress a memorial to
grant a charter to another national bank, to be located
in the city of New York, with a capital of from 20 to
25 millions of dollars.

Accounts from Madrid positively state that an ex-
pedition is decided upon to drive Don Carlos from
Portugal.

THE FUNDS.

Although the French mail has arrived, the contents
of the express from Paris have not as yet made their ap-
pearance. In the morning journals we understand that
Spanish Stock comes higher from Paris 264.
Consols opened at the same price they left off on
Thursday, 91 ; at present they are 91 Sellers, with
little doing.
In the Foreign Market Spanish has been done at
30 • Portuguese 65 to i.
if we can credit the information from Plymouth, a
battle was expected to take place at Santarem on the
15th inst. The wind being now fair we may expect
the result every hour.
We hear that a merchant vessel, the Will-o'-the-
Wisp, with a general cargo, has been taken by the
Miguelites.
HALF-PAST TWELVE.

Since our former article was written both the Fo-
reign Market and Consols have become very heavy.
Spanish has receded to 29# iir. Portuguese 641.
Consols have lowered•from 91 to sq.

HALF-PAST ONE.

Owing to its being settling day on Monday in the
foreign market, there has been a great bustle amongst
the speculators in Spanish and Portuguese Securities,
which are the heaviest accounts to adjust; and the
above Stocks have experienced a considerable fluctua-
tion during the morning. Spanish had receded to
29 ; Portuguese to 641. Since which, a reaction has
taken place in Spanish, which may be quoted at pre-
sent 29,1
Up to the present hourwe do not hear of any arrivals
from Lisbon, which are anxiously looked for. Con-
sols have also been on the decline, and have been done
at 90111 for the account ; at present may be quoted
90-a
.['he express from Paris has not been published to the
present hour, by which we prestime their is nothing of
consequence to communicate. Report says General
Rodil has entered Portugal with Spanish troops.
Consols 901 s.

THREE O'CLOCK

FANATICISM.--A respectable-looking man,
accompanied by an equally respectable-looking woman,
paraded the Strand and Fleet-street on Sunday morn-
ing, the former having two large posting-bills, pasted
on boards, suspended by a blue silk riband, before and
behind him, and on which was the following :

" THE MESSIAH IS NOW ON EARTH.
" John Day, the annointed and appointed of God to
reveal his holy will, will deliver a lecture," &c. The
exhibition, of course, excited a good deal of attention.
A BROKEN NECK NOT DANGEROUS.—We
have learned with regret that Thomas E. Lalor, Esq.,
has been seriously injured by a fall from a horse in his
own demesne of Cregg House, on Tuesday last. The
worthy gentleman's neck has been fractured, but his
friends have the consolation of knowing that his life is
not in danger.—Waterford Mail.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-THIS DAN

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, MARCH 27 AND 28.—Wind W. S. W., strong
—Arrived the Horatio, Hodgson, from Havanna
Charming Molly, from the Mediterranean; Steadfasi
Davis, from Oporto ; Favourite, from Cadiz ;
Noble, from Sligo ; and Brothers, Moxey, from Li
merick. Arrived from the River and remain
Jean, Goldie, for Batavia ; and Bees Wing' thi
from Oporto.
Wind N. tt
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 27 AND 28.--
S. W.--Passed by the London, Pickering' from Born
d Hop<
bay--sailed the Ist October, and Cape
of GOO
the 29th December.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 26 AND 27. Wind S.W.",
Arrived the Active, Dart, from Lisbon. Off port "
Patriot, Guild, from Buenos Ayres; and Franklin,
Cottin, from Virginia. to
FALMOUTH, MARCH 26 AND 27. Wind W. s' W.
W., fresh breezes and squally.—Sailed the William'
Clark, for Bombay. Arrived the Lord Mel
packet, from Halifax—sailed the 9th instant—la
Thais packet had not arrived when the former lei"
and Carlonear, Watts, from Licata. p, 1
STANGATE CREEK, MARCH 28. Arrived the
iin,ll.
Smith
Grey, Doughty, from Constantinople • Sarah' "1
son, and Porto Salvo, Gaffeiro, from' Alexria;
John, Adair, from Zante ; and William and Mary,
Parrott, from Licata.
DOVER, MARCH 28.—Arrived off port the Theresa
Alida, Kral, from New York.
COWES, MARCH 28.—Arrived the Renown; 1:1,°"
r".
man, from New York. Off port the Baltimore, Fin_
ney, and Marcus, Hand, from Charleston.
TORBAY, MARCH 27.—Arrived off port the Hanby,
Gibbons, from Oporto.
DARTMOUTH, MARCH 27. Arrived the Ha' nnah;
Underhill, from Lisbon, with damage and leaky, out
three months, bound to Newfoundland. u El-
GREENOCK, MARCH 26.—Arrived the Lady ....A. ni
lice, from Virginia; and Essequibo, Taylor, 11.43--
Sierra Leone.
DUBLIN, MARCH 27. Arrived the
Matthews, from Demerara; William and Charles'
Theobald, from Leghorn ; and Concord, Smith, from
Lisbon.
WATERFORD, MARCH 26. Arrived the
Thomas, from Honduras ; Fakenham, Comforth, fr°lll
St. John's, New Brunswick.
Had_
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 27.—Arrived the James
don Cobb, from Laguna; Nimrod, Atkins, Emulous:
Peel, and Orozembo, Redman, from Charlestowl:s;
Washington, from Virginia; Teviotdale; Chbenigi
from Baltimore ; Boddington, Davis, from Africa and
Trieste;
Barbadoes ; Nymph, Hutchinson, from
Vixen, Wakem, and Helen, Robson, from Lisbon. Pit
led
port the Collingwood, Riley, from Mauritius--sT
the 20th December; and Adam Lodge, pearse,
from
Charlestown. Wel-
BELFAST MARCH 26 A dthe Emulous,
_ _ ~ ruve Emerald,

ford, from London.
Cole, sail
HULL, MARCH 27.—The Mary Anne, Co beed
been
from Stockton on the 20th ult., and has not since
heard of.
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won lost on from Copenh
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on Thursday—crew saved.
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The San Jose, J. Madelina, from Ozamer to Car-
thagena, put into Ramsgate, w;th damage, and leak)l
The Neroham, Robson, from Shields to Montrea,
put into Ramsgate, leaky.
am Virginia,
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fFro The Neptune, Halstead, from Gottenburg, was to-
tally lost on the South Breakers, near Savannah. t
The Julia, Woak, from Liverpool to Nantes, pu
into Brest—cargo shifted. Messina
The Henrg
ietta, Der
Boer, from London, and the
Brunette, Morton, from Rio Janeiro, were on shore
in the Zendivall Tezel, on the 25th March, but ex-
pected to be got off.
The Mary Ann, Adams, from St. Petersburghu!.?
London, and the Ridley, Eden, from Memel to fl. "t
were driven on shOre near Dantzic, during a viol.
gale on the 16th instant, and the former totally wrecke
amrroo Genoa and
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