The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-12 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 4-/ OP'
Our arrivals this morning are of a very meagre descrioo
We have only two foreign mails, French and Hamburg) typos
do not contain any news of importance, with the elce,roscil
of accounts from Madrid of an unfavourable kind, the aPP'bove
of the cholera, which causes the greatest alarm in the ¢(tcapital ; about 9,000 persons have asked for pal:sports' ~t off'
also stated that the meeting of the Cortes has been 1)"
Disorder and great misery prevails.
The express from Paris is only, sinteresting in regard 7091::
counts from Bayonne, stating that the Carlist Chief itarloi
carreguy has been appointed General-in-Chief by Don
since his arrival in England ; also, that the cholera was "P
raging with fury in Andalusia.
French funds 77f. 65c. ; Spanish are rather lower, 3,.9:00
We are credibly informed that Don Carlos has left
country, on board the United Kingdom steamer; be is
posed to have gone to join the Carlists in Biscay.
Nothing is known as yet respecting the new Ministry.
THE FUNDS.
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We have again, this morning, a panic in Spanish ,
which left off yesterday at 43i and opened at 431 ;of°
within five minutes it receded to 42, 41k, and 42, a fall
rC
per cent. The decline is attributed to the-Queen-bavioB,te
fused the proposals of the Cortes Bondholders, as well 1/4
the unfavourable state of the Spanish capital, and the L'
off the meeting of the Cortes. r osl
Portuguese Stock has also receded from 87i to 86 ; 13100
at present be quoted at 87. This is attributed to one I mid
of Portuguese Bonds, belonging to the former Loa*
brought' to market.
for
till
Consols, which left off at 92+ I, are at present 921-; '-
Account for August 92} it.
HALF-PAST 49 01
The general and credited report of the depart-am°, so"
Carlos for Spain has caused a great sensation in th s j'eltgo4i
more particularly among the speculators in the Spar tir,h4.o.A
which has had the effect to lower it from 4.31 to 41.• atE,
may be quoted 411 to ; Portuguese Stock has a' fso
to 851 86. ,
Consols are at present 921 s for the Account. tro
In the absence of official information respect' fr g thes fAi
Ministry, it is stated that Mr. Peel and Manners Sutt°„,' rtr
be appointed to form the new Ministry. This is c tnlf rer
present.
THREE 0' (:: IL -
Consols for Account, 921 s.

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GLASGOW AND PAISLEY STEAM COCRI/I'" OP'
—The public will learn with pleasure that the su, ccess oas
spirited undertaking is no longer doubtful. Tilt 'cc carteilej
have been running daily since Wednesday, all el hem C!*0:00"
with passengers. The time occupied by the re' bides l'l,oo
ning between the Tontine, Paisley, to Trades .on, Gigs'
varies from 28 to 50 minutes, and many parts of the road a
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present newly gravelled.—Scotsman.
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OXFORD, JULY 11.—The Rev. T.. 1 ~, Cart ri
go#
M.A. of University College, has been institia ed by the
John Garbett, M. A., Commissary of the Bisla op of Pict ird
and Coventry, to the Rectory of Boylstone, :r; /erbYsh't;ilPl
Rev. Thomas Butler, of Shrewsbury, has b er inatittleoar
the Archbishop of York to the Rectory of Lan g ar, t""„ ,
of Nottingham, on the presentation of the Ci Y awn.
CONVENTION OF ROYAL BURGH:' The Sp
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and tone of the Convention is entirely chant; id this nail
few Tories of the old breed are in it, but I )• icy are 9 ienles
their beams, and find themselves sadly out
irif their bor,
Several important questions are before it. That as t° efor"o
jails is an example of an abuse which calls loudly for Cede
d
The claims of justices of peace in quarter essions Oliceoo,
the decisions of burgh magistrates as to publicans' I.els,J
also deserves attention. The proposition f:rom Annalericli
to a point which concerned all the burghs . A town c'
been appointed for five years or some such 1. irtai tcd term ;_;,eii
contends in spite of this intended restriction, far is atitbulopoof
established usage to retain the office for lif b. He i 4 ter
the right; for the tendency of legal precede ats in this jobro
has hitherto been, to convert every public of fice into eassor)
the individuals holding it. The motion b: f 1
the ass sir,'
Glasgow, to abolish the Convention entir. aly, should s 9 ceiTi
lie over till another year, when the collar imoners
armed with special instructions from their constitueutlgh°,4l
think the convention may be useful in vine Beating their 001
the burghs when assailed, and promoting measures 1511°`
common benefit ; but there can be no doubt,. t 1 tat an et 14115?,
be put to the absurd practice of taxing the large i'Lis#'
build piers and repair harbours for the small
isa e ito
CAPTAIN DAVID THOMPSON.-- We 'Vol ;r!
received intelligence of the decease at th e I Slauritius;
well-known computer and author of the L, unar .
Tables, and inventor of the Longitude Seale, in ectgr ,eeel'ei,
of severe injuries received during the hurricai e
devastated that colony. The work which has broug 15 1
Thompson's name into note among men of scieucet'ocej,
solution of the problem, of clearing the app /went crsofifi
the moon from other celestial bodies, from th a effects, el
lax and refraction—one of the most useful h. nallti
•Ztre
nomy; and he received from the late celel rated tbii
Zech, high commendation for his skill and success
vestigation, and from the late Board of ' Lougl Tab yt
tardy acknowledgment of the high merit of biBopEri
All methods which solve this problem.: by_Ave,
mative formulae being in some particular cases tiefeePpipie
rain Thompson undertook the arduous task of roc octoo
spherical triangle, for every case which can oc cur I,DJ
The correction to one of the approximative for Intea 3
case'
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adopted, was thus obtained, in every indiviidnal °Ad',
these single results were classed in a table of triple tet 5041
bracing all the cases which can possibly occur. in "01l
takes out from the Table the number required for" D
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with great ease, and adds it to the calculated -num."; "
of the approximative formulae the defect of whi c' 01/' al
Thompson's Table is intended to supply, and he tl ulied a si-d;
a perfectly correct solution. Captain T. also inven- Oti jo fl
adapted to the solution of the same problem, whit
use of by many mariners.—Athenceum. Of'3'
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DEATH OF CANNON, THE POLICE CL,,— he
—This morning, at an early hour, death terminated libeHoty
ful sufferings of Cannon, a police constable
soci oipt"
to the V division, who was so barbarously stabbed, itt, at, c:i'
wise ill used, by some robbers on Wednesday Ear. 0. 30 0.,;
tersea, whom the unfortunate man so nobly attack
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vented them from committing robberies. The de' '1;10/ 50je!'
previous to being exchanged into the V division,
rititt ~151
the D's,where he was particularly liked by his sup !„d
(Mr. Lazenby), and all the inspectors. The drAO."
the prime of life.

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