The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-09 00:00:00

DA V.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, S4P.ei. b.—Wind W:, .moderate.--Arrived from
the River and sailed the Atlas, Huisi, I:3r the Mauritius
Marquis Chandos, Gayler, • for Demerara ; Concord, tfe.!=.
tin, from Malta ; and Sophia, Pale, Stone, for Constantinople.
Remain the Thalia, Shand, for Halifax. Arrived and sailed
for the. River „the Ipprd Cechrane; Cain, from Quebec ; Bril-
liant, Richardson, fittfi Cadii; tl6?f±lci; MOO, from Cork ;
Dorothea, Richardson, from Newcastle; drill Hdpdi ririndlayi
c-om Sunderland.

NitTMlcTlf, r. S.F. to stiuliiv, with
pi1.464f,'4 Peturus, from Afri;,a—
Ascension 18th July ; arid flid triri4i filtrate.? frith the
Prince of Joinville on board.

FALSionTu SEPT. 7.—Wind variable, light breezes and
finer,—Sailecl:the Falmouth packet, Shugg, for Alicant.
COWES, SEPT. tkot Mary Queen of Scots,
from Buenos Ayres.
rnlEfi, Sttr-r. 7, —Arrived off, the Velocity, tyti
t.'lL4l‘; tlallr from Quebec: Phceaix, 13ullman,
from Baltimore; and GreyhOunci, iti77ett; from Palermo.
LIVERPOOL., SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Helen &MgWatson,
from Trieste. Off port, the Lightfoot, —, from Quettei
ScAanottotiott, 7.—Arrived off, the Champion,
Brewster, from Richibucto ; and Milton, Meggitt, from St.
Petersburgh.
StimuntotAND, SEPT. 7.—Arrived. the Grange, Uamilton,
from St. John's, New Brunswick,
SOUTIIWOLO, SEPT. 7.—Arrived off, the Watersdale,
Selmey, from Miramichi ; and Jessie, Davidson, from Mi-
tarnithi,
atbreit§ttu, Skim 7.—Arrived the Wanskaper,
from Wyburg.
WIIITEIIAVEN, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Arroiv, Harris, from
St. Petersburgh.

The Anne Caroline, Curton, from Careby to Liverpool ;
and the Adolf Wilhelm, replan, from Dublin to Liverpool,
were wrecked at the Shetlands on the 20th ult.

Lord •Melbourne has appointed Mr. Robert Napier,
son of Professor Napier, oT the University of Edinburgh, and
editor of The Edinburgh Review, to be one of the Clerks of
the 'treasury.
The Duke de Luxembourg, formerly Captain of the
tiardes.da- Corps of Charles X., and the Marquis de Verae, ex-
Governor of the Chateau of Versailles, have just arrived in
Paris.

The Emperor of Russia has ordered that all sons of
soldiers, who are brought up by their own relatives, shall not
be allowed to contract marriage before they have entered upon
effective service.

The Earl of Darlington and Mr. Tidsall, on the
Waged 48 brace of grouse on the Invereauld moors,
Aberdeenshire.

Sir James Graham, Bart., gave a dinner to his nu-
merous tenantry in Netherby on Friday last, being the grand
cattle show at that place.
The Rev. Kenehn Henry Digby, 8.A., has been
instituted to the Rectory of Tittleshall, with Godwick and
Wellingham annexed, in Norfolk, on the presentation of
Thomas William Coke, Esq., of Holkham Hall.— Cambridge
Chronicle. •

The Rev. Abraham Charles Reeve hasbecn licensed
to the OrptAtial curacy of Higham, Suffolk, on the nomination
tit Robert tiocklingtor., Knt., of Chellcsworth, and others.
—Cambridge aronicle.
A handsome marble tablet has just been finished,
with a suitable inscription, to the memory of the late Rev. Wil-
liam Earl Nelson, to be placed at his Lordship's tomb in St.
Paul's Cathedral.
A fancy fair is to take place this month at St. Al-
bang, in aid of the funds for repairing the venerable Abbey of
St. Albans, 'which trill be patronized by the Marchionesses of
Salisbury, Abercorn, and Hate; and Ladies Cowper, Dacre,
and other persons of distinction. The second day their Lady-
ships will open a bazaar for the same laudable purpose.
The r. a d of Aberdeen's household embarked on
Saturday last on hoard the Duhe of. Wellington steamer for
Aberdeen. The Noble Lord left Argyll House yesterday for
Haddo Castle.

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The Cartwright Club have agreed to a petition to
the House of Commons, in which they deny that the Peers
had any hereditary right of legislation prior to William the
Conqueror ; and call on the Commons to take measures to
abolish the hereditary powers of the Peers. The petitioners
quoted the words of Mr. Canning :—" If you propose no
remedy for the House of Lords, where is the benefit of re-
forming the House of Commons 7"
Ton? TRICKS.—We are 'informed that a consi-
derable number of Dissenting ministers in Gower and other
parts of the district around warisea, have received notices of
objection to their registration as county voters, signed " Henry
John Grant." It is asserted that this' celebratecileader of the
Glamorganshire Tories affixed his signature to some hundreds
of blank notices—in humble imitation, doubtless, of their im-
maculate Saint Cumberland, that pure champion of Protest-
antism—and left them in the hands of Tory agents, for the
use and behoof of the brotherhood. On the animus of such
doings the slightest comment would be superfluous.—Tlic
Welchman.
A public meeting. has been held at Kilmarnock, the
Provost in the Chair, at which an address was. unanimously
voted to Dr. Bowring, the Representative of the Clyde
Burghs, thanking him for the remarkable services he has ren-
dered to the common weal—for his assiduous attendance and
unwearied exertions in Parliament—for his attention to his
constituents in all matters of local and general interest—for
his steady support of all good measures, and his uncompro-
mising opposition to all bad ones—to express their " admira-
tion, gratitude, and confidence, and publicly to declare that
respect for their Representative, and duty to themselves, equally
require the avowal of their satisfaction, and the encourage-
ment to a continuance in the honourable course he has adopted
in constantly labouring for the removal of those grievances
of which the nation has to complain, and for the promotion
of the happiness of the entire human family, by encouraging
them in social, commercial, and political intercourse:" They
add the cherished hope that a union, which had its origin in
community of principle will be long continued and strength-
ened by mutual intercourse."
Great preparations are being made at the Chateau
d'Amboise, for the reception of some great personage, who is
about to go thither. It is thought that Louis Phillippe may
be the individual Others say, and the report is more credited,
that Queen Christino is to inhabit it during her residence in
France.— Gazette de France. _

The Junior Service and the Senior University Club
Houses are both closed, previous to their undergoing extarisive
repairs.
YORK CITY ELECTION (SELECT) COMMITTEE.
—The Committee assembled at twelve o'clock yesterday
morning, pursuant to adjournment from Friday last, to con-
sider of and draw up their report upon the evidence which
had been laid before them. They continued in deliberation
until half-past eight, at which hour it was declared that they
had agreed to a report, which was ordered,to be laid on the
table of the House of Commons by their Chairman to-
morrow.• The nature of the report did not transpire, neither
can we trust to rumour further than by stating that according
to it the allegations of the petitioners at several elections are
borne.out to a certain extent, without however bringing hoa.e
these charges in a specific manner to any quarter.

Great alarm was produced yesterday among the
holders of Spanish securities by an intimation that bills to a
large amount drawn by the Spanish government on Messrs.
Ricardo, the contractors for the loan, had been refused accept-
ance. On inquiry this proved to be the fact, but explanations
were subsequently given which removed much of the appre-
hension on the subject. The bills drawn amounted to nearly
90,000/., and the reason assigned by Messrs. Ricardo for re-
fusing acceptance, was the want of assets not already appro-
priated for the payment of the dividends and other services.
On the circumstance becoming known, however, to Mr. Car-
bonell, the financial agent to the Portuguese government, that
gentleman offered his own acceptance of the bills in question,
and showed that he had funds in hand, independently of other
engagements, left at his disposal by M. Mendizabal, before he
quitted England, sufficient for that purpose. When this be-
came known, confidence was in a great measure restored,
though the market did not wholly recover from the depression
that took place on the first alarm. While it lasted the price
of the Bonds fell to 38, but it closed at 39A-. The opening
price was 41.
DON CARLOS.—An amusing volume has just ap-
peared, called " The Career of Don Carlos," by his Aid de-
camp, the Baron de Los Valles. The writer is an active and
zealous partisan, who prefers a king by the grace 'of the Salle
law, to a queen chosen by the ancient law of Spain. His de-
scription of the journey of Don Carlos from London to his
native kingdom is written with spirit, and will . interest every
reader, whatever his political bias may be. The book has two
prints, one representing Don Carlos, a grave and mild phy-
siognomy ; the second, Zumalacarregui, a countenance hand-
some, intelligent, full of thought, and determination."—Times.
EFFECTS OF THE DROUGHT.—The navigation of
the Upper Scheldt is wholly interrupted in consequence of the
continued drought. More than 400 boats laden with chalk are
stopped between Tourney and Ghent. There have lately been
found several very curious objects in the bed of the Dendre,
the water of which was drawn off. On a great extent of the
bed of the river near Grammont there have been taken out of
the water, at the depth of several feet, a considerable quantity
of bones, cows' horns, some Roman coins, several rare articles
of gold, silver, copper, and iron. The sale of the bones alone
produced I,BooE—Brussels Paper.
CHOLERA AT LEGIIORN.—The officical bulletin
published by the Secretary of the Board of Health at Leghorn,
dated August 28, gives the following :—From August 21 to
August 27, inclusive, there were 108 new cases ; cured, 6;
deaths, 58.
GRADUAL. ELEVATION,OF PARTS OF SWEDEN.
—From a communication made by Mr. Lyell to the British
Association, being the result of his observation on the coast
of Sweden, it would appear that certain parts of that country
are undergoing a gradual rise, to the amount of two or three
feet in a century; while other parts further south, visited by
him, appear to experience no movement.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 7,_A
moderate business has been done to-day, the sales reaching
about 2;000 bags,-a.t -last week's prices ; 500 American were
sold for export. •
LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 7.—We
had a good supply ©f Beef, Mutton, and Lamb to-day, which
was in good demand at our last .week's luotations; ' Beef, zs.(l,.
;• Mutton, sid. to 6d. ; Lamb, s,id. to 6d.