The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-23 00:00:00

lie of Ureaquay, and Mr. Hamilton, Minister of his Britannic
Majesty, has been suspended, until the latter consults his Go-
vernment upon certain proposed modifications. The highest
price of Doublouns during the week, 128 dollars ; highest
price of Exchange, 64d.

The Cape of Good Hope papers state :—" The reports
from the Frontier and head-quarters in Cafferiand, brought
by the last post, are most distressing.
" It now appears certain that Lieutenant Baillie, with the
whole of hiS party, has perished, and that two other parties,
one of six and the other of twelve men, have also been cut off.
The Caffres, so far from being subdued, are becoming every
day more determined and more dangerous. This state of
things, as a general result, we foretold the momel.t we read the
proclamation of the 10th of May, which extended the king's
dominions to the Kei."

From the Graham's Town Journal, of the 23d of July, we
extract the following :
" King William's Town begins to assume a civilized appear-
ance. Fortresses are finished, and the gardens are well
stocked. On the 11th inst. 2,270 head of cattle proceeded
to head-quarters: four hundred were given to the River
Legion for their valuable services ; and the whole of the
ports are amply supplied with slaughtered oxen. The news
from the seat of war in the province of Adelaide, contained
in the Graham's Town Journal, and in private letters, are
very gloomy. The business of extermination is proceeding
with the same violent spirit as before.

Files of Mauritius 'papers have been received to the 4th of
July, in which we find complaints against the Members of the
Council, the Magistrates, and all the authorities.

The Calcutta papers are uninteresting. They state from
Nlymunsiug that they have had seven days' rain, and now
wish for sunshine. The plant was much smaller this year
—consequently they expect a reduced crop.

German Papers of the 18th inst. conflim the news
of the suppression of the insurrection in Albania :
VIENNA, OCT. 11.—His Imperial Highness the Archduke
John arrived here the evening before yesterday, from Prague.
On the Tabor-bridge, by which Vienna communicates with
the high road to Prague, he met the Emperor of Russia. The
two illustrious travellers at once recognised each other, alighted
from their carriages, and embraced on the middle of the bridge.
They then proceeded in contrary directions.
VIENNA, OCT. 13.—Five per Cent. Metalliques," 102
10tli ; Four per Cents., 99,+ ; Bank Shares, 1,345 1,348.---
AllgeineEne Zeitung, Oct. 15.

Brussels papers of the 22d instant, received this
morning, contain nothing of interest.

BELGIAN FUNDS.—Baussm.s, OCT. 21.
Actual Debt, 2V2 per Cent,
IlAiisehilirs Loan, Five per Cent
I,oan of City, 15.3, Four per Cent tro
Society of C.mmerce, Four and a Half per Cent 139
Bank of Belgium, Five per Ceir...
Brussels Papers, Oct. 22.

VICE CHANCERY-(THIS DAY.)

COLTIVIIN V. 1.12,113111 D.

Mr. KNIGHT applied this morning in this case on behalf of
the plaintiff, the celebrated publisher, for an injunction to
restrain the' defendant, the proprietor, and publisher of the
Mirror, from printing or publishing in that work any extracts
from " Campbell's Letters from the South," published in the
New Monthly Magazine, of which the plaintiff is the pro-
prietor.
It appeared, from the statements of the Learned Counsel,
which were supported by the Affidavits of the plaint;ff, that the
defendant had several times printed in the Mirror extracts from
the xsork in question, notwithstanding the plaintiff had given
notics to all the world that he had the -copyright, and should
proceed against every party who infringed it.
His Hoxoutt immediately granted the injunction.