The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-22 00:00:00

(From the Launceston Paper, Swan River.)

We have kindly been favoured with the six first numbers
of a new series of the Perth Gazette. which was ushered into
the world with the present year. The advanced state of the
colony is mainly attributed to individual exertions far beyond
the expectations of the settlers who have recently arrived there,
it has been the general theme of panegyric. The promise of
an abundant harvest is now fully realized, and the farmers are
all actively employed. The season has proved highly favour-
able, and the produce of this years growth equals 105 months
consumption. The scarcity of money at the present moment
is owing to the sums which have been chained from us by the
several vessels on the point of taking their departure, which
has left us in a needy condition. The usual discount on a loan
is 25 per cent.
(From the Madras Papers.)
A rumour was current yesterday of a conspiracy being dig_
covered at Poonah. From a private letter, there has been
a conspiracy discovered here, and seven of the conspirators
have been arrested : report further states that some of the
troops have been concerned.
BOMBAY.—We learn that the 4,111 regiment, and a detach.
ment of the 20th, with the Queen's Royals, have been ordered
to hold themselves in readiness to embark for the Mauritius.
This movement is said to be connected with intelligence from
home, of the determination of Government to send out Mr.
Jeremie and enforce his installation. .

We have a great number of ship letters this morning. chiefly
from India.

FUNDS.

The Funds, which left off heavy yesterday, continue in the
state at present.

Consols opened at the same price they left off, 88 % for
the Account.

There appears to be a weight on the Market, the cause of
which is not as yet ascertained.
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Great anxiety is still expressed for further information from
Oporto, particularly respecting the movements of Marshal
Bourmont. An officer who accompanied him, has within
these few days returned to Paris, and he asserts that, Bourmont
does not despair of the Miguelite cause. The recruiting for
officers for Bourmont is going on at Paris.
We have a report that the Miguelites have retreated from
Villa Nova, but as yet this requires confirmation.
The Portuguese Scrip is lower, 22% 3IA prem.
doing as yet in other Securities.

Nothing

HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols continued during the morning at SS % for the
Account.
In the Foreign Market a notice has been posted up, that
three dividends will be paid on the old Portuguese Bonds o
7!4 per cent.
Portuguese Scrip 22U, 3 prem. Spanish the same.
No news or reports

THREE O'CLOCK.
Condolc for th• Account, SB% N.

A new writ was ordered on Tuesday for the
county of Bute, in the room of Mr. CHARLES STUART,
who has accepted the stewardship of the Chiltern Hun..
dreds.

Camberwell fair closed last night. The ven-
ders of goods, and the itinerants who live by frequenting
fairs, have made a successful campaign, in consequence of
the extraordinary number of visitors who flocked to that
annual scene of amusement.
FlRE.—Three cottages, belonging to Mr.
Sergeant MEREWETHER, were des'royed by fire on Monday
evening, at Calne. One of the tenants, an old man, who
was fond of canary 'Aids and rabbits, of which he had a
great number, after securing them, was so well pleased,
that he sat down in an arm chair, a short distance from the
fire, sent for a pint of beer, and smoked his pipe very
comfortably, whilst his house was burning.—Berkshire
Chronicle.

EXECUTION.—JOHN REYNOLDS, an Irish-
man, for highway robbery, accompanied with violence,
underwent the extreme sentence of the law at our county
prison, on Saturday morning last, at 9 o'clock. He was
attended on the scaffold by the Rev. Mr. EUDDLFSTONE,
the Catholic priest, and died very penitent. Amongst the
crowd who witnessed the execution were a great number
of Irish reapers, who, before the fatal bolt was drawn, fell
on their knees, and appeared to offer supplications on
behalf of their wretched countryman.—Staffordshzre
Advertiser.