The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-31 00:00:00

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DEAL, DEC. 30.—Wind n. F.;.•;,•Arrived the Doncaster,
fie OM, Mauritius ; Shalt! idiiC•toie, Morton, from
Demerara ; oak, t.,'",eot, from Baltinaore ;• grodiets, Holmes,
from Tarragona ; Favourite, tiaigen, from Zante ; Ellen,
097teri.front Palermo ; Pioneer, Birnle, tom Naples ; Marn-
hail, White, frei#t Opei„rte ; Charlotte, Phelpg, from Cork ;
Albion, Pelew, from Youglial ; and Ann, Thompson, from
Sligo. At rived from River and proceeded with the other out-
ward bound, as per last, the Courier, Smith, rot' whitehaven ;
Meanwell, Murphy, for Waterford Hero, Lawlc, fcl St.
Michael's ; and Hannibal, Hcbard, for New York.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 30.—Wind N. W. to N. E.
PLYMOUTH, DEG. 29.—Wind N. W. to W.—Arrived the
Briton. Hill, from Messina ; and George Solon, Hansard,
from St. Übes.

MARGATE, DEC. 30.—Arrived off port the Malvina, Thorn
ton, from the Gulf of Mexico ; and Alice, Thomas, Dublin.
DOVER, DEC. 30.---Arrived off port the Bachelor, Ellis,
from Sydney ; John, HolmA, from Rio Janeiro ; Clarkson,
Watson, from New Brunswick ; and Brothers, Davies, from
Madeira.

DARTMOUTH, DEC. 30.—Arrived the Sarah Ann, Prowse,
from Zante ; and Eliza, Follett, from Messina.
JERSEY, DEC. 28.—Arrived the Phoenix, Picot, from Rio
Janeiro ; P. P. C., Le Bas, from Anchal ; Susan, Alexander,
from Oporto ; and Oliver Blanshard, Gibart, from Bilboa.
BRISTOL, DEC. 30.—Arrived the Dolphin, Bondell, from
Newfoundland. _ _ _

GLOUCESTER, DEC. 30.—Arrived the Tam O'Shanter,
Lawrence, from Lauraratta ; and Swallow, Paller, from
Seville. _ _

CLYDE, DEC. 28.—Arrived the Marquis of Queensbery,Kean,
from Miramichi ; and King's Cove, Smith, from Newfoundland.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 29.—Wind variable, light airs.—Arrived
the Liverpool steamer from Gibraltar—sailed 19th inst., from
Cadiz 21st, Lisbon 25th, and from Oporto 26th—has in freight
40,0001. The London Merchant arrived at Lisbon 25th inst.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK

Montreal Papers to the 29th of Nov., Quebec to the
25th Nov.,an Sydney to the 31st July, and New Brunswick
to the 29th of Nov., have been received at the North and
South American Coffee House.

The Montreal Papers say, that " The speech of the
Speaker of the House of Assembly is valuable, as contain-
ing an unblushing avowal on the part of him who uttered it,
of lowest democratic principles.
" We have had a considerable fall of snow, with a cold
strong wind from the North-east. Business in general is
very dull, and probably will continue so until the roads are
completely established."
The Quebec Papers state, that the Montreal mail did
not arrive until seven o'clock in the morning, owing to the
state of the roads, and the weather since the previous Sa-
turday had been very cold for the season.
The New Brunswick Papers state that the weather had
assumed every appearance of winter. On Monday night,
they were visited with a snow storm.
The Sydney Papers say, that great disgust had been
created in the minds of the intelligent classes of the colony,
by the imprudent manner in which his Excellency the Go-
vernor, and the Chief-Justice, had advocated the formation
of Convict Juries. The Legislative Council met, in pur-
suance to adjournment. His Excellency the Governor
took the Chair, and laid on the table the following
minute The Deputy Commissary General having again
represented the deficiency 9f British silver in the military
chest, in consequence of the non-arrival of an expected
supply from England, and the little demand for Trea-
sury Bills, has therefore thought it adviseable to
propose to the Council the appropriation of a further
sum as a loan, for the present supply of the chest—the
repayment of this loan to be secured as before, by taking
Treasury Bills."
The Colonial Secretary gave notice of a motion—" That
a further loan of 40,0001. be made by the Deputy Com-
missary General, to enable him to carry on the military and
convict service."

CoaN.—The price of Wheat at Van Diemen's Land on
the 4th July may be quoted at about Bs. per bushel ; Bar-
ley, .ss. 6d. ; and Oats, ss. Wheat has suffered rather
depression than otherwise.
WHALING.—" We are happy to state that the whaling
parties from the port, stationed at Portland Bay, have been
fortunate this season."