The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-18 00:00:00

PRICES OF STOCKS THI!
Bank Stock - ..... .21734 • IS%
, ' 3 per Cent: lied. • ' ' 91%'N'1/2.7-4
~. . 3 per Cent. Cops D14,-,,'
• 35i, per Cent !l9 M
• Ditto Red. ' (11.,41-4
New 3j-4 per Cent. (1854;4
..' - 4 per Cent. [`Assented 100 99X tati.
Dissented
-•-- - 33ank'l.ongAnnuities to expire
I • L.'_,:lin. 3, 1860 • 17 5 16
Oct. 10, 11339

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.,
Igeq., 5 per Cent. ' J.-
IntlfaStock....... ...... , ....... , .. ..4 265%
Ditto Bonds - pm.
South Sea Stock 11r.37.

Cld Annuities- -
New Ditto ---
3 per Cent Annuities,
,1151 -
Exch. Bills, £l,OOO 51 52 pm.
Ditto 500 5l 52 pm.
Ditto Small 5l 62 pm.
Ditto Commercial . pta.
Ditto Advertised t- put.
Bank stock for Account.' 1 -
India Stock for Account :§6,4 7
Consols for Account . -. .... . 9-21% 'A %

.7an. 5, 186., l7 1-Ifl
5, ltBo
April 5, 1880
Jan. 5, 187► -

PitICFS OFFOREIGNEION FUNDS
... . .
Austrian Bonds iqts4 256.
- "Belgian I3onds S ilB
. : Ditto Account
Brazilian Bonds .—..—.. .... .
Ditto Account ' ' Etni Sly;,
' • Buenos Avres Bond* 33 , S
. Ditto Aecoitrit 33
Cbillian Bonds 314 4
. Ditto Account, ZI-li
Columbian Bonds " 291-;.;
Ditto Account
, Columbian Bonds, 1821., 3l l 4
" Ditto Account es 21.1
.Dunish Bonds " 754 5-
Ditto Account ' 754
:• 'Greek Bonds --,
-- Ditto-Bonds, 1523
. Ditto Account
Mexican Bonds,s per cent..., :341i
' * . • Ditto Account ' 244
, Ditto, ti per cent 45
Ditto Account 45
Neapolitan ' 94V,

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Peruvian Bonds

Dit o Account

Portuguese Bond• 8.53
Ditto Account t 86%4
I)itto New Bonds... H MY,44
-Ditto Account 87,A ;6%47i
Prussian BOnds
41t.1%.
. )
DUN, Bonds 12•) lO
18
• IltiPstan Bonds; Pt lon',
Ditto Account ... .......... ,lCGlii
Dillo :‘%tallic,.--, ilos4i
-Fpanisit Bonds 4114 2% 3
Ditto Accoutit 4-1 N !,., 3%% ;23, 3
. Ditto.Boods,ls:',3 ! 37%
- Ditto ,A ccot tlt j 37
cent.
French, 5 per at.
—.4 per cent. r. c.
1 per cent. —f. --c •
Exchange —f. —c.
Dutch, 1.% per cent.' i 51%
Ditto Account 513. e :41
• Ditto, 5 per cent WI
Ditto Account it `4 %

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Alton Mining Company - £9 12% -
Anglo Mexican Mining Company (iss. at si. pm.) 100 7ti
Bolanos Mining Conipany l6O •' 120
•.-Brazilian Imperial:Muting Co. (issued at St. pm.) 20 32 1
Ditto Macaubas Coeae• .'o ‘ •21
Ditto Scrk• . - ' lO 'l4
Ditto St. John del Bey • lO 7
Cata Bran. a Mining Company
British Iron Company • . 5O '3l:
British CorPer Comp..ny .
English' Miffing Company..„ 124 22.•,i
.Hibernian Mining, Company .... 10 34%
Mexican Mining Company 6 5% n
4Real del Monte Miffing Co., Registered C:3l. 10s. 6d.
I- Ditto Unregistered . s . .. 31
• 'United Mexlean (issued at 2/. pm.)
Ditto Snbscription
Ditto New Scrip . - 5 - 9%14
London and Birmingham Railway Company l5 13
London and Greenwich Itailwa".. Company 7 0%
Australasia Boot- lO 1434 .11
• Canada. Company •10 . 4144 "
General Steam Navigation Company l3 • lliq
National Provincial Bank of Enoland
Provincial Bank of Ireland - 43‘ci '4%
....

Van theman's Land Agricultural Company 10

HIGH VV ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-ISIORROW.
Morning— ..... '.so,,minutes after 0. Evening .20 minutes attei 1

THE
•LAST AND ONLY CHANCE.
YYM
MARTIN
ancl%Co.. respectfully announce that on ,the
22d of THIS MONTH (July), the PRESENT LOT-
TERY WILL BE DRAWN.: After that day Lotteries will
cease. AdventUrers will oniv have this opportunity to gain a
large sum at a trifling risk. he•Sdieme contains Prizes Of .
. .1:16,000 • £lO,OOO £3,000 £2,000,` &c. &c.
'The holders -of,Prizes will have the option o frecciving 'the
Property:(or Money, "as soon a.; drawn) deducting five per cent.
on prizes aloove 1001. ,to cover expenses in selling that property. •
Martin and Co. sold No. 404, a Prize of 10,0001., at No: 8,
COrnbill, and No. 'B6, Oxford-street ; and, as usual, paid the
'"same on demind.

Ap'4" ti
.4=l'

LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, JtILY. ip, 1834

-The statement of Lord ALTIIORP was last night
received with. a hearty 'welcome by. the House: of
Commons. The rebuke which Mr. O'Co.NNim,
gaVe to Mi. ALEXANDER BARING, for his attack
On Lord DUNCANNON, was as happy as it was
just. Indeed, • we- think Mr. O'CONNELL did
himself great honour by his manly and straightfor-
,Ward support, of the Government with respect to the
liberal policy proposed to be pursued towards Ireland:
We hope the Honourable and Learned Gentleman will
enter' cordially into the spirit of the Administration;
-and forward by all the means in his. power their en-
deayours to benefit that unhappy. :country. The
Irish, Tithe till will go. far towards that object, and
Ministers intend to pass that measure during the pre-

sent. Session.

The' short speech of Mr. TENNYSON in support of

the Government was characterised by that Right
Hon.' Gentleman's usual frankness and liberality. He
well observed that unless Lord ALTHORP had made
such arrangements with his colleagues as would enable
him to carry 'the purposes of Reform into full and safe

,erect, he would never have consented to return to
-office. .This was Mr. TENNYSON'S firm belief, and
he therefore trusted that all the liberal elements in the
- • House would now co-operate in supporst of a Govern-
ment resolved to act upon such constitutional and
• liberal principles. Well done, Mr. TENNYSON I

• The chief-topic of discussion in both. Houses . last
evening was the Coercion Bill, and, in all probability,
it Will-form • the only topic for this evening.• Minis-
ters, after. mature consideration of the different opi7
• tiions on the subject given•by Lord WEL-LESLEY, and
influenced:by the difference of opinion in the Cabi-
net, have come Co the Wise' resolution of; proposing
the'. measure in
..a. modified shape—in other words,
without the three clauses relative to public meetings,
'and this•has so-roused the ire of the Earl' of Wick-
LOW, the.. Duke of BUCKINGHAM, and the , other
determined opponents of the Whigs, that in the heat
of the moment;,- for ,we' cannot consider thein. serious,
they'seemed :inclined to force on the. new -Government
_even more power than they themselves demanded.
• The Lords have adopted various ways of annoying the
GREY .administration, but of all , modes. hitherto
invented, this -is *the most novel and most sin-
gular. _We . therefore wait with some curiosity
to see , the res Ul- of Lord WHAKNCLIVFE's
• rnotien for-papers on -the subject. this evening. As 'to
the question itself, it was finally decided when the se-,
4..,crets the,Cabinet were diSclosed. It might have.
• beep carried with difficulty had the privateopinions of
- Lord•AL THORP and four of his colleagues been' con,
''..bealed, but now that they are known, no man in his,
-senses-would for a moment suppose that any Minister.
:of the Crown, or, indeed, any one even of their bitterest
opponents, would attempt to carry it in either House.
In the Commons it would be rejected by five to one, and,
• suppose the Lords mad enough to exert all 'their_
Tory strength, would-they gain any thing by such 'a
manoeuvre ?—Would they increase their influence ill
the CommOns.?—Would they increase theil7:influence,
throughout the Country ?—Would they not, on the
contrary, prove .beyond ,doubt 'that their only object,
as Lord. MELBOOR-Ni more than insinuated, was 'to
annoy, to harass, and .." depreciate those whom they
We're 'mot preparea 'to remove, and whom; if they
removed, they certainly could not replace ?"
„ hoc The speech that Noble Lord, on the occasion,
.„ .
was in~ keeping with hisfirirt,his open, and manly
lie distinctly avoived; that at the time the.
measure was introdtice.d, it was prudent and expedient,
~'though
..not 'abSolutely necessary, to inchule the oh-
jectionahler -clauses ;. but circumstances had occurred
WhiCh now rendered 'the adoption .of them iin-
.4. possible .1 and if, during the prorogation, Ministers
—fO?ind that the peaCe of tbe"Conntry could: not be pre,
served without them, he would, without a moment's delay',
appeal to Parliament for support. The announce-
.. ment of this manly determination was, received with
loud cheers. But he said a great deal more, and con-
veyed in terms not to-be mistndeistood,
neither would that the Tories
*co-Operate with the Whicrs—nay)
, „.
• Co-operate with_ one another in the formation. of a 17
nistry ; and, such c.:curosances, he would not have
.
his Sovereign without a
been justified in leaving Mi
nistry,. and the. country without an Administration.
Of this fay t there can be no doubt.:. Heichallenged
'hern to the denial, and -none
.evert made the at-

racter.