The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-09 00:00:00

THE RELIANCE.

In this case, which is one of considerable importance,
relating to the validity of a bottomry bond (in support of
which the King's Advocate and Dr. Nicol were heard
on last Court day), Dr. Ann Ams and Dr. MATenam
were heard at great length this morning on behalf of the
owners, and contended that the House of Gilmore and
Co. had aided and abetted Capt. Hayes in his proceedings
abroad without the sanction of the owners, and that the
advances made on the bottomry bond were at the instance
of the Captain, and he alone was responsible, and that
Messrs. Gilmore and Co., of Calcutta, had advanced the
money on the bond for 1,0001., before the Court, after they
had declared that they had lost confidence in Captain
Hayes. Dr. Addams contended at great length that as the
vessel had been under the control of Gilmore and Co.,
and used for their advantage, the bond could not be pro-
nounced for.
Dr. MATCHAM followed on the same side.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL VE O'CLOCK.

Every thing is at a stand-still—the Funds are in a stag-
nant state, and the speculators are afraid of each other.
This state of affairs, we have every reason to believe, will
be of a short duration.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 84i for the ac-
count, opened at the same price, were done at 84,,}—at
present they are S4-$ ;1.
We have no arrivals this morning of the least conse-
quence. The Foreign Market is in the same state as that
of the British—nothing doing as yet.
This moment we have a report from the West-end that
Earl Grey has gone out of office, and that an attempt will
be made to form an Adminstration from the two parties.
HALF-PAST TWEL VE.
We have just heard that Ministers have resigned, and
that Mr. Peel is coming into the Administration.
An express has arrived from Paris, bringing the French
Rentes '7of. 25c. The express also brings intelligence
that M. Perier is considerably better, and that great hopes
are entertained that he will recover.
HALF-P.AST ONE.
The City is still in a state of confusion and
anxiety. Same accounts state that all will be settled at
the Levee this day, and if the King refuse to create Peers,
Ministers will tender their resignations.
On the above accounts reaching the city, Consols im-
mediately fell to S 4, at present they may be quoted Sq-.
The express from Paris brings the Rentes 70f. 25c. ;
M. Casimir Perier's health has much improved.
The prices of Foreign Stocks are much the same as
yesterday—little or nothing doing.

7RREE 0 CLOCK.
Console for Account 84i.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES.

Consols . . ___ _ _
84 _ ___
Danish _ ___
Ditto for Account 84 Greek, 1825 29
Brazilian Bonds 473 Mexican, 1825 331
Buenos Ayres... Peruvian
Cbilian Ditto.... Russian 97i
Columbian 1824 114 Spanish

EUGENE ARAM.—A French translation of
t'lis work is to be published at Paris during the present
month, by Founxint. Germany already boasts more
than one versio❑ of this powerful story, and a late New
York Papet states that " Eugene Aram is a greater
favourite in our city than any of Mr. BLwEit's former
productions, of which no less than 30,000 copies hate
been printed and circulated in the United States."
It has been remarked that since the appear-
ance of cholera in Dublin scarcely any disturbance has
taken place or crime been committed requiring the cogni-
sance of the police. For many days the police offices have
been destitute of offenders in any way.—Dublin Morning
Register.

CHOLERA MORBUS, OFFICIAL REPO:

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL.—(THIS DAY.
DAILY REPORT or cIIOLERA CASES.
LONDON.—MAY S, at FIVE P.M.

. •
6 t ;4
0g "
A •-• 2
• ca
7,1 ~
EV• . E 0-IC7;
g
•-• E
Total 119 8 4 4 19 678
Cases from places before reported 1917 It 34
Grand Total i 2.. y. 5 1: (;7
COUNTRY.
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c —
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£EU
"mZ g g E
Total l5O 44 22 28 1144 2669 -
1;.02
Total from places where the disease has ceased
and from which no return has been this day
received 6860 218:3
Grand Total 9529 351

rand Total
WM. MACLEAN;

9529
Secretary

(Signed)