The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-19 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS tY.

(FROM LLYOD'S.)
DEAL, AuGurr.lB.—Wind N. E., to E. fine vveather•----diter•
rived from the river, and sailed, the Margaret, for the Woo,
ranean ; Augustus, Caer, for the Mauritius ; Dee'iralel
Thom, for Rio Janeiro ; Britomart, for New South \ the
Athol, for St. John's ; Nautilus, Blythe, for Quebec ; aed9or
Canada, for New York. The Hannah barque, for L('''
remains ; New Times, for London.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 18.—Wind N., fine
•
and
FALMOUTH, AuG. 17.—Wind E., moderate brcezes
fine.—Arrived off, the Edina, Read, from Bahia. WO'
SHOREHAM, AuG. 18.—Arrived the Minerva, Sege
from Memel. h frO°
GLOUCESTER, AUG. 17.—Arrived the Mary, Je'
Archangel.
rilt°r4
NEWPORT, AUG. 17.—Arrived the Thomas Gales,
from Onega. frool
LuanicK, AuG. 16.—Arrived the Hope, Niche
London. fro°
DROGHEDA, AUGUST 16.—Arrived the Ninus, Noble,
Quebec.

PENTLAND FRITH, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Hilton) 131

from Bathurst; and Foster, Bibbing, from Quebec. Que'
HULL, AUG. 17.—Arrived the Harmony, Brown, from
be LYNN,d Dvvina, Terril, from Riga. Peter" AUG. 17.—Arrived the Fate, Leafard, St.
burgh ; and Frau Siever, Loers, Wismar.;vow'
ARKLOW, Am 16. —The Nande, Bishop, from -'-"d" nate"
to Rio Janeiro, has sunk. A small part of the cargo an
rials saved.
of
His Majesty's Ship Espoir, with the mail for Lisb°ll,6th t
12th inst., will sail on the arrival of the post of the '
Falmouth. a 100
His Majesty's Ship Nautilus, for Lisbon, with md le
day, is detained. Letters in time to-morrow (Wednew

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0
of sni
Up to the present time we have no foreign arrival!, the es'
description with the exception of the French mail an a. re'
press from Paris ; not even a single ship letter has bee tip'
ceived, consequently, we have a blank morning for informs Toil
The express from Paris is of little import, and its infertie
from the contending armies in the south of Spain is vag
uninteresting; all that it informs us is, that the Carlist tiOt
proceeding to the province of Biscay, by which we in eio the
they would not have abandoned their strong p a
ositio
mountains had they not expected great assistance in that r
as the
vince, and perhaps their object is an attack on BOWL'
Queen's troops are weaker in that quarter.
ah
FUNDS.
A report. prevails of an express from Madrid, w. "-the
favourable information respecting the discussion 02 "ressa-
nancial Committee on the Cortes Bonds ; but this at Pup the
is only an on dit ; still, it has had the effect of keePingtVill
price of the Spanish Bonds, which left off yesterday are '
and opened this morning at 45 ; at present they aroe°
Portuguese, 84. In Consols there is little doing at Pterclet
and may be quoted at the leaving off price of Yes9o
...
for the Account. ed 0
We understand that Prince Talleyrand is detail" of
proceeding to Paris, on account of the severe illness
Secretary. 00 %4
PAST -

HALF--
Consols are heavy since the morning, and have reel
from 901 Ito 903 for account.
Spanish reached 45i. 3 ; at present 45i •
Portuguese, 841.
THREE O'CL°
Consols for the Account, 901 f.

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STRIKE OF THE OPERATIVE DlJlLD-
tilder
Yesterday being the day appointed by the master _en .1
the metropolis to proffer the declaration to their workcii, al
signature, meetings of the operatives were convene esalveci
j
parts of the town on Saturday evening, when it ,w3e,:
ca ccarried
to fetch away their tools early this morning, wwhichwhite-
into execution. Upwards of 10,000 workmen are
to have struck.llsl
TuRN
if OUT.—This is
th
et hdei
differences
caerotoe
ti:teeedn forth, a
brie
adjustment,
layers and master-builders. It is necessary for the at" it;he'
of both parties that it should take place without delq,:tilatinas
wise Many works will be suspended and owl sPeand
wh-
abandoned. An amicable arrangement between men, her
wtenrsuldis
tdhersoirwabanley,
oahn:ltaothieey
ianrethenowtathe
ffran equitableiends e't adjult'
meat. )7