The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-07 00:00:00

TITHES.

Mr. 'WARD moved for certain returns connected, as well
as we could hear, with the commutation of tithes in Ireland ;
distinguishing Catholic and Protestant among those who had
commuted, and the respective value of their commutation.

PRICES 0:. sit CKS 1 1115 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock
3 ner Cent Rest.
3 per rout. Cons .......9114 1,6 Ditto Bond,
•1!4 per C, nt — i South Sea Stock —
Ditto II e,l
New 3!•.', per Cr nt ,1174 lii New Ditto -.19:
4 p.r Colt.
A scell'od --i 3 per Cent. Annuities, 1751...
)-' - '
Dissented — Exch. Bills, ..4:1030 96 35 pm.
hank Long A ;amities to expire Ditto 500 37 '+', pm.
Jan. 3, 15301
i'ct. 10, 1559...... ............ ... 17N i Ditto Commercial — pm.
Jan. 5, It fie l7 Ditto Advertised pin
lan. 5, IS6O . Bank Stock for Opening —
April 5, 1850 — India Stock for Account '2 iS
Jan. 5, 1570 — Consols for Accout4... ......... 9134 -, 74

PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS
Austrian Bonds
!elizian Bends

Ditto Account
Brazilian Bonds

Ditto Account
Buems Ayres Bends

Ditto Ai.count .......
ChiElan Bond.s4
Ditto A i•r91111t.
C-ilumbian Bonds

Ditto Account
Columbian Benda,l63l
Ditto _Account 37
Dmiish Fonds
Ditto Account
Greek Bands
Ditto Remit, 15.2.5
Duto ccf,unt
Mexican 5 per cent— —
Ditto Account
Ditio, 6 per cent
Ditt-i Account
Kespolitan

PRICES or• SHARES Ttil

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
IPeruvian Bonds
! Dt'o Account
' Portuguese Bonds
j Ditto Account
Ditto New Bonds 921/4
Ditto Account 92% 9
Prussian Bonds
Ditto 1t0nd5,1142.2 ,
Ilu,sian Bonds, ISth.t ,
Ditto Account
Ditto Metallic
!Spanis!A bonds ..59 lc;
Ditto Account 59--;i114
Ditto Bonds, 11,33
Ditto Account
French, 5 per cent.— —r. —c.
4 per cent........... —f. —c.
:3 per cent. —f. —c.
Exchang-
Dutch, 21;, per cent.
Ditto Account t6ta
Ditto, 5 per cent 1113
Ditto Account

Brazilian Imperial Mining Co. (Issue,
Ditto St. John del Rey
Real del Monte Mining Co., Register,
Ditto Unregistered
Provincial Bank of Ireland

COURSE OF EXcHi
Amsterdam C F. 12 54;

Ditto. at sight
Rotterdam O U l4 5i,"

Antwerp l‘.2
Hamburg M B I •
•

Alton;,

Paris, 3 Caa!,•.s' s'ght,

D:ttn'

Bord,ux

13 1.2

.. 50

—.2 Us. Ti SO

~ 25 SA

13erli ii

F-atikfort on Maine, Ex. M. 1511/4
retersburgh, ruble '3 Us. 111NN 3
Vienna, effective ...... M. 10 1
Trieste ditto lO 2
Madrid 47tsi

Cadiz
Bilboa

37 L;

Blreelona

11914 9 Si%

S DAY A.l' ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
NI at 5/. pm.) 2,s 42
'et/ lO5.
t 6
25 44,,4

NGE, YESTERDAY.
Leghorn l7l
Genoa 25 SO
Milan.— •.
Venice 47,
Naples ... 4Ol.
Palermo per oz. 121 q
Li, bon
Oporto 5B
Rio Janeiro 161..!,
Bahia 26g
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight 1,74
Cork ... 1.%

PRICE OF BULLION, PER OZ.
Portugal Gold, coin .£0 0 0
Vore;gn Gold, in bars 4 17 9
New Doubloons
New Dollars
Silvers Lars, standard 0 5 0

Seville ~

Gibraltar

111611 IA AT ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 52 minutes after 7. I Evening 25 minutes after 8

IN MONTHLY VOLUMES, WITH SPLENDID ILLUS.

TRATIONS.
COWPER'S COMPLETE WORKS AND LIFE.
BY ROBERT SOUTHEY, ESQ., L.L.D.

_ .
MESSRS. BALDWIN AND CRADOCK
beg to inform the Public that SPECIMENS of the
ILLUSTRATIONS to this Edition, with a PROSPECTUS,
will be ready on the 10th Instant.
Messrs. Baldwin and Cradock feel that they ought to apologize
for noticing an Advertisement in this day's Times, from their
worthy rivals, Messrs. Saunders and Otley ; and they do it to
assure them, and the Public, that they have no desire to create
prejudice against the Edition set on foot by them a month ago,
to divide with Messrs. Baldwin and Cradock the patronage of
Cowper's admirers.
If Messrs. Saunders and Otley can induce the public to receive
favourably their First Volume (which in their haste to gratify it,
is sent forth before the plates are engreved) they are fortunate. If
this haste, however, should prove all that Messrs. Baldwin and
Cradock, in their defence of their long projected Edition, have
stated, Messrs. Saunders and Otley can only blame themselves for
their want of caution. Their First Volume contains, it appears,
little more than a reprint of a portion of Hayley's Life. Where,
then, is the necessity for such haste ?
Messrs. Baldwin and Cradock do not, however, follow such an
example ; they intend carefully to finish every department of their
Edition, before they venture to claim the public favour. That they
have been long so occupied may be seen by referring to a full an-
nouncement of their Edition in " Messrs. Saunders and Otley's
Metropolitan Magazine for July, 1834 ; page 89," and in all the
periodicals of that period.
Paternoster-row, March 6.

INFORMATION RESPECTING THE HAMBURG LOT.

TERY.

HAMBURG, MARCH 18:35.
THOSE desirous to obtain tickets of the 65th
HAMBURG GREAT LOTTERY, at the first price of
81., are advised by HEINE BROTHERS, the Contractors, to
purchase without delay, as a higher rate will be established very
soon. HEINE BROTHERS having from the first Lottery, and
thus during 64 Lotteries past, been the only and unvaried Con-
tractors, those addressing their old-established and most lucky
Office—in the City of Hamburg—for this 65th Lottery, will be sure
to meet with every attention that can be expected from a House of
approved respectability. The
HAMBURG GREAT LOTTERIES,

published and drawn by Authority, and under guarantee of the
State of Hamburg, are drawn in the following manner : the revi-
sion, folding and mixing of the numbers, and also of the Prizes and
Blanks, is performed publicly by four Notaries, in presence of the
Deputies of the College of Aldermen, the Honourable Board of
Treasury, and the holders of tickets; and the Drawing takes place
in the presence of a number of the Right Honourable Senate, the
Aldermen, the Honourable Board of Treasury, and the Deputies of
the Holders of Tickets, as also in the presence of any spectators
who may choose to attend. The Scheme of this 65th Lottery is
formed on the principle of a fair proportion between the first price
of the Tickets (being 81.) and the amount of Prizes, the 10,000
Tickets at Bancomarks 108, or sterling 8/., making 80,0001., and
the amount of Prizesbeing Bancomarks, 880,000, or 65,0001. The
Prizes are partly Money Prizes, payable without any deduction
whatever, and partly they consist in two undrawn Tickets, to be
received between the second and third day of drawing, as per
Scheme, gratis, being calculated in the above sum of Prizes at 81.
each. It may be observed that HEINE BROTHERS will for-
ward authentic printed lists of the day on which a Ticket may be
drawn,—if drawn on the eight last days at the end of the Drawing;
but if drawn on the two first days, together with the said Gratis
Tickets before the third day of drawing_—to any of their Foreign
Correspondents, who shall have duly and fully paid before the
drawing for the Tickets received from their Office, or if in such a
case they should happen to omit the transmission of Gratis Tickets,
they will then pay in Money the cost of two tickets, being, at 81.
per ticket, 16/., to any of their Correspondents of the above de-
scription, who being entitled to two undrawn Tickets, shall not
have received them.

As to Tickets drawn Money Prizes, such Tickets (being payable
to the Bearer at the Honourable Board of Treasury of Hamburg,
or at HEINE BROTHERS, the Contractors, at the option of the
holder), may he considered as Bills of Exchange on Hamburg, and
thus can be cashed at any Bankers in Europe, who may be con-
nected with Germany.
The signatures and other marks of the Tickets, and the duration
and expiration of their validity, are plainly and fully described in
the Scheme.

This general information is given by HEINE BROTHERS in
reply to the inquiries addressed to them on the subject ; the parti-
culars will be communicated to the purchasers by a full Scheme
being forwarded with the Tickets.