The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-13 00:00:00

SHIPPING -(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JUNE 12. Wind N. E.—Arrived the Reimiellay
Murphy, Victoria, Hodge, and Commodore, Cousins, frflll
Waterford ; and Margaret, Shankland, from Galway. t'r"
rived from the River and sailed, the CAyde, Gordon, for Alex-
andria ; Diddell, Coopey, for Queb•Jc ; Fairlie, Agar, for the
Mauritius ; Lotus, Summerson, for Sydney ; Hero, COPP'
bell, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Emery, Marshall, Or
Boston; and Francis Jeffer.-„ Fleming, for Vera Cruz. Ar-
rived and sailed for the River, the Symmetry, Swill, frPm"
Jamaica; Nepeau, Gregory, from Guernsey, and Mary, ---"r"
from Havannah. h_rrived and sailed the Howden, Brittalno
from Jersey to GP:ole; and James, Hannington, from Swansea
to Yarmouth.

PORTSMOLPLH, JUNE 12.—Wind variable, and fine weather.
1-31-YmotTm, to:, 11. —Wind N. W.—Arrived the Battlel
Wood, Walton, from Lisbon.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 11.—Wind N., fresh breezes and iPe
weather.—Arrived the Traveller, Goadsman, from GuereeeYi
and Thales, Garth, from Sierra Leone.
COWES, JUNE 12.—Arrived the Countess of Lindau, Grooms
from Havannah.
fuel.
SHOREHAM, JUNE 12.—Arrived Concordia, Laing, Me—,
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 11. —Arrived the Barbadian, Nag
from Barbadoes ; Hibernia, Wilson, and B. Mezick
from New York - and John Ormerod, , from Oporto.
Off port, the Chieftain, —, from Bahia; and Jupiter,
, from Charleston.
PENTLAND FRITH, JUNE 12.—Arrived the Acorn, Christie,
from Riga.
ABERDEEN, JUNE 10.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Reicks, free)
Stettin.
HULL, JUNE 11.—Arrived the Annette, Henderickson, fly°
Konigsberg.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 11.—The Thales, Garth, arrived 'tore
from Sierra Leone, was boarded sth ult., in lat. 24. N., WE:
38. W., by a hermaphrodite schooner under Porztlitrie;
colours (reported from Lisbon) with a crew of 200
long swivel gun amid ship, and plundered of s ektrono"--
provisions, stores, water, &c.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 11—WIND
The Champion, 18, Commander Fair, R. H., sailed hence this
day for Jamaica, having in tow the " Fountain" tank ,easel►
which has been fitted expressly for that place.
There is at this moment only one Man-of-war in this port
which is in commission, and that one is the San-Josef Flag"

ship.
Several of the ships in Ordinary in this port, are being re'
moved from their moorings to the dock-yard, in order to be
caulked.
H. M. troop ship, Romney, 30, Commander, Master Weeds;
on her voyage from Cork to the Cape of Good Hope' Ito
spoken with on the 20th of May last, by a vessel which
arrived, then on her way to Poole. The Romney, vied
at that time in lat. 45. 43. N. all well, and had expilene
favourable weather. anti

In Hamoaze, the San-Josef, Diligence, Transport',
Duck Lighter.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY: TWELVE O'CLoali3.
One hundred of the United States Bank Shares sold at
Exchange, 9 to 9:1- ;
Every exertion is making to forward the Spanish expeu*-0 be
all the contracts for the fitting out of 12,000 men 111414--Ad,
fulfilled in three weeks. It is also stated that the bri".,„,
mini Napier has volunteered his services. Several ste7:pd
have been contracted for to carry the troops from 'reign"
other places to Spain.•
riq; FUN DS. et
Conso kil e, a firm appearance during the whole of Yes

ipp‘.
day, and feached 92 for the Account--left off at Congo i;
M-
..,,ney was rather scarce for commercial purposes. 11 t
opened this motrning at 911 92, for the Account. Exem-Zoe;
Bills, 27 29; India Bonds, 8 10; India Stock, 09

BankTh Stock, 215 216.
ere is an appearance of the Foreign IMarket gr_.„2l be
ally assuming more stability and confidence, as prices,.
obtained at present, and sales effected in various foreigi
curities. The following are the quotations this morn;!, illgesa'
;.1
Spanish Bonds, 374 384; Scrip, 18 17 ; Portuguese, 7.. i
Three per Cents., 58 59; Colombian, 33 34; e"-
334 344; Dutch 24- per Cents., 554 4. ach
*By the Express from Paris we have the prices of the c'e
Rentes—Five per Cents., 107 f. 85c. ; Three per Cents.'
77f. 90c. ; Cortes Bonds, 36 ; Coupons, 16 ; Di eres,
HALF-PAST OlVo'eps
There is not a feature in the foreign market to the Presiga
time worth observation, and little business doing in the folio,
securities ; but upon the whole the market has a more he'
appearance. Spanish Bonds, 374 38; Spanish Scrilltar
' discount ; Portuguese, 85 • Three per Cents. 594 ; C°'
bian, 33 ; Mexican, 33; Dutch, 24 per Cents. 554. ningt
Consols are not so good as in the early part of the raartley
when they reached 914 92 for the Account. At preset'
may be quoted 914 4, with little doing. Exchecluie. Bank
lower, 26 ; India Bonds, 810 ; India Stock, shut,
Stock, 216.

We have no political or continental news.
• THREE O'CLOCK

Consols for the Account, 91i I.

The new catalogue of the Gallery of the Leusrior
Paris, which is now open again, after having been closed
four months and a' half, contains 1,357 pictures—nameli'ner.
of the French School, 525 of the Flemish, Dutch, and
man Schools, 472 of the Italian School, and eight copies' ,s
At Paris, on Tuesday at midnight, M. Chevallier
thermometer marked 15 deg. above Zero- Reamur, or 651 deg,
Farenheit ; on Wednesday, at four o'clock in the morninh.;
5-10 deg. R. or 64 deg. F. ; at noon, 23 deg. R. °r 834 23
at one o'clock, 23 4-10 deg. R. or 841 deg. F. ; at "I°l
7-10 deg. R. or 85i deg. F.
The delivery m
of the daughter of the Grand Seignil;
who was married about twelveonths ago, is announced et 1.0
Ottoman Monitor in the following terms :—." In the Scrag 1;
the delightful abode of the august daughter of his flighTil3ne,,vii
the blessed Sultana Salihah and her worthy consort 41,0
Pacha, was born on the 22d of the month Silkaudah, at
close of the day, a rose-bud of the Garden of Magnificenertie
shoot from the Valley of the Roses of the Seraglio, „a ,1
iDg
boy, found to be the joy of all hearts." On the day 100-,,t
this happy event the Sultan made a gracious visit to the aubirbe
couple, and, among other dignified names, deigned to gi'ce .ng
new-born that of Abdul Hamid—Arabian words, signiT-0
Most aika Servant.' On the day after there arrive of
the Sera., one after the other, the aug-ust son-in-101,i°
the GrandglVF Seignior, the Grand Vizier, the Seraskier, the
pudan Pacha, and the Muselim Pacha, to present their corigq;
tulations. The other high personages employed at the r°r
came afterwards in succession to perform the same duty.'
Newmarket and its neighbourhood. was on Tuesaait
last visited by a most tremendous sto:rn of hail and rain. 0
has done most serious damage to she hot houses and gartii
of Richard Eaton, Esq., of. =,,fetchworth ; nearly 10,000 pa);.,
of glass, it is said, we:-ethere destroyed; and in the broken.
of many thousands were completely
etv
The h. ;stones were of immense size ; a-very great nunlY
curing an inch in diameter.—Cambridge Chroniek.
did Theimm immense
ey severe
damage t
e thehail-storm
green
houses,
seTs,tisresed.:yin atifteenn ri();
gholansrshoocoedaosifonthedis
btyowitne.
stimWaetedhaavteneharelayrd2,
of Babraham, has sustained the greatest loss from the e
of the tempest. —Cambridge Chronicle. 2,000
oet desmtrur.cAtioi_neet;