The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-07 00:00:00

PORTUGUESE LOANS.---By Authority of
Her Most Faithful M(‘jesty's Gr)Wrnment, Mr. John Al-
varez y Mendizabel, late Her Most Faithful Majesty's Financial
Agent in London, hereby gives notice, that there were this day
CANCELLED and IWPOSITED in the Bank of England, in
the presence of His Excellency Baron da Torre de Moncorvo, Envoy
lluiraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Her Molt F(!lthftd
Majesty Donna Maria IL, Queen of Portugal, Nathan Mayer
Rothschild, Esq., and himself. attended by Mr. John Sise Venn,
Notary Public, 335 BONDS of the POR'T'UGUESE LOAN of
the year 1823, as hereinafter specified, viz. :-
188 Bonds of Letter A.
Nos. 7 22 41 47 98 105 106 123
)5; 186 199 213 231 2.1,1 237 238
2,9 210 213 244 243 218 1292 243
316 375 490 503 515 536 510 514
53) 518 614 630 6 1 669 1,114 721
727 7:39 733 754 735 7,:0 764 717
783 786 786 842 843 8 891 892
896 909 919 943 1 X 174 11110 1101 1109
1136 1137 1114 1153 1119 1165 1178 1187
1201 1.219 1297 13 0 1319 1318 1340 1357
1:.6,4 1383 1386 1399 1404 1113 1,16 1.„0
L 9 11:,2 1503 1307 1518 I`l,--, ;619 1653
1654 1655 16-6 1667 16 8 167,
17 3 1721 17:2 1:45 1,1), sy
1813 1863 1811 1 '123 n. 11' c 0,)1
r,„ :2 Ix 3 ,2ca) .11: a . ,
,20 ~sr.2 8 2041 204; 2047 2149
2t>:3323;81 20.7 2132 2463 2
2,05 2380 2668 241 2859
••9 :4 °9 6 '.:997 3,31 3 'l3 3'314
:44;5 •
31;2 31111 3123 31:33 3137 3151
3,..; 64 32, 0 38114 3336 2338 3316 3356 3372
..)81 34117 3319 3121 3135 3459 31'413.173
3176 3411 3494 3.105 351 3595 :019 3693
3695 31118 37,7 37.9
For £10) sterling each
73 Bonds of Letter B.
Nos. 28 39 48 51 73 98 122 124
1126 149 151 159 194 19) 285 2.3
294 302 1232 3.58 442 475 479 513
512 53) 3339 546 551 (312 103 6x9
61-14 636 637 646 651 (562 184 698
105 720 728 7:5) 737 821 SC6 867
969 Inp6 1;21 1031 1035 Mit 1131 1181
1:87 1189 1207 1216 12.7 1263 1277 1281
1103 :319 1339 1.;70 1:81 1386 1415 1117
1491

~. .0 1 tk,BCO

For .£251 sterling each
62 Bonds of Letter C.
_ _

Nos. 25 36 52 58 76 v7B- 82 85
FS 123 134 • 137 163 176 178 221
227 '239 L4B 250 '2 9 263 270 3 5
328 315 349 364 371 393 4.)1 402
411 420 428 132 438 470 472 4'B
499 501 502 5' '4 505 526 536 554
573 591 593 597 F 0) 610 615 673
632 685 193 '704 737 739
For £5OO sterling each
32 Bonds of Letter D.
Nos. 14 06 38 43 70 75 81 90
91 93 116 130 1.17 172 186 202
212 216 228 243 245 254 261 '278
25,4 314 351) 351 355 363 369 372
For XlOOO sterling each ...

£31,(C0

... £32,0P0

355 Bonds, amounting to the sum of £100,050
Recapitulation.
F 8 Bonds, Letter A, for MI. sterhy.g each . £lB,Boo
73 Bonds, Letter B, for 25''/
6 2 Bonds, Letter C, for 5001
32 Bonds, Later I), fox 'mu 32,,000
----
355 Bonds. atm:Ming to the sum of £100,050
OFFICE (..;F THE FINANCIAL AGENCY FOR PORTUGAL,
No. 34, Cornhill, August 6, 1835.

PORTUGUESE LOANS.-PORTUGUESE
TREASURY BONDS.—This day were CANCELLED
and DEPOSITED at the Bank of England, in the presence of the
Baron da Torre de Moncorvo, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of her Most Faithful Majesty Donna Maria the
Second, Queen of Portugal and the Algarves, J. A. y Mendi-
zabal, Esq., late Financial Agent of the said Government, and
Samson Ricardo, Esq., attended by M. Guillonneau, Notary Pub-
lic, SEVENTY-ONE TREASURY BONDS, amounting to
71,0001., forming, with 120,0001. in bonds, cancelled and depo-
sited in the Bank of Lisbon, the' balance of 200,0001. raised by a
decree passed at Lisbon the Bth of August, 1834, by His Imperial
Majesty the Duke of Braganza, Regent, in the name of the Queen.
Portuguese Treasury Bonds deposited this day at the Bank of
England :
Nos. 71 to 90, 20 Bonds of 1,000/. each £20,000
126 to 106, 41 Ditto
184 to 187, 4 Ditto
195 to 200, 6 Ditto

Total 7l Bonds, amounting to £71,030
Portuguese Treasury Bonds so deposited in the Bank of Lisbon, as
above-mentioned :
Nos. Ito 70, 70 Bonds of 1,0001. each £70,000
91 to 125, 35 Ditto
167 to 188, 17 Ditto 17,000
188 to 194, 7 Ditto 7,000
129 Bonds, amounting to £129,000
Deposit of this day at the Bank of Fngland

£200,000

REGENCY LOAN of 1830, of 1,150,000/. sterling, raised by
the Regency established at Terceira, and contracted for by John
Maberly, past of which was paid off, and the remainder withdrawn
by the Government, and now cancelled, were at the same time de-
posited at the Bank of England, in the presence of the above-named
parties. The particulars of which are as follows :
A No. 1 to 300 300 Bonds of £l,OOO each £300,000
B Ito 600 600 500 300,0 0
C Ito 2,000 2,000 200 400,000
D Ito 1,500 1,500 ICO 150,, 0J

3,400 Bonds, amounting t 0........ X 1,150,000
Forming the whole of the said Regency Loan of 1830. '
Office of the Financial Agency for Portugal,
No. 34, Cornhill, August 6, 1835.

---
pORTUGUESE CONSOLIDATED
THEEE PER CENT. STOCK.—By authority of Her
ost Faithful Majesty's Government, Mr. John Alvarez y Mendi-
zabel, late Her Most Faithful Majesty's Financial Agent in London,
hereby gives notice, that TWO MILLIONS of PORTUGUESE
CONSOLIDATED THREE PER CENT. STOCK have been
CREATED by virtue of a Decree of Her Most Faithful Majesty
Donna Maria 11., Queen of Portugal, of the Bth of May last, and
in ccaformity with a contract entered into by him with Mr. N. M.
Rothschild, on the 29th of April last, of which two millions one
million only will be issued within the next six months, being marked
and numbered as follows:
Letter A. Nos. 4,001 to 5,e00-1,000 Bonds of £2OO each £200,000
B. 8,001 to 10,000-2,000 ditto 150 each
C. 20,001 to 25,000-5,000 ditto 100 each

1,
And her Most Faithful Majesty's Government engages tOOO,OOO
hat the
second million of said Stock, which is marked and numbered as
follows .
Letter A. Nos. 5001 to 6000-1000 Bonds of X2OO each £200,000
B. 10001 to 12000-2000 ditto 150 each 300,000
C. 25001 to 30000—.5000 ditto 100 each 500,000

X1,000,e
shall not be put in circulation until after six months ; the
principaloo object of the said creation being to continue the redemption of the
5 per Cent. Portuguese Loans, and to take up at their maturity the
Bonds of the Portuguese Treasury, issued by virtue of Decrees of
her Most Faithful Majesty.
Office of the Financial Agency for Portugal,
34, Cornhill, August 6, 1835.

PORTUGUESE LOANS.—Portuguese Trea-
sury Bonds.—By authority of her Most Faithful Majesty's
Government, Mr. John Alzarez y Mendizabel, late her Most
Faithful Majesty's Financial Agent in London, hereby gives notice,
thlt in conformity with a contract entered into by him with Mr.
M. Rothschild, on the 29th of April last, there were this day
CANCELLED, and deposited in the Bank of England, in the pre-
sence of his Excellency the Baron da Torre de Aloneorvo, her Most
Faithful Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary at the Court of London, the said Mr. N. M. Rothschild and
himself, attended by Mr. John Sise Venn, Notary Public, THREE
HUNDRED PORTUGUESE TREASURY BONDS, issued
in virtue of a decree of her Most Faithful Majesty, bearing date the
9th of January last, and due on the Ist of July last, and which are
hereinafter specified, viz. :
Nos. 1 to 300, for £l,OOO sterling each £300,000.
Office of the Financial Agency for Portugal,
:34, Cornhill, August 6, 1t335.

Worcestershire.—Detached Family Mansion, on a small scale,
20 acres of Land, Coach-house, Stabling, and numerous Offices.
TO BE LET, BY MR. NEWTON,
ASMALL FAMILY MANSION, in a perfect
state of substantial and ornamental repair, standing in the
centre of its own grounds ; the situation proverbial for its salu-
brious air, and highly respectable neighbourhood. The internalar-
rangements are convenient, and comprise every requisite for the
comfortable accommodation of a moderate sized highly respectable
family, and plentifully supplied with good water. Large productive
orchard, kitchen and pleasure gardens ; also 20 acres of arable and
pasture land, in equal proportions, the whole of park-like aprt,ar-
ance, bounded by the Malvern and Breedin Hills, about-la:Jig with
game and geld sports. Situate at Bourn Bank, two miles from
Upton on Severn, seven from Malvern, eleven &inn Worcester, arid
fourteen from Cheltenham. Tithe Free, will be let from year
to year, or on lease, at 801. a-year.
a, year. The House is unfurni. ne taxes are under 201.
"..ed. The freehold will not
be sold.
Apply, free of postage, to 14r. Newton, auctioneer, 95, Cheapside,
TQI,L SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HODGSON,
At his Grerd: •-Room, W.', Fleet-street, on MONDAY, AUGIVST
and two following days, at half-past Twelve,
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NORTH DEVON.
I 111A4ESSRS. I-WIVIPHREYS and WALLIS
have the honour to announce, that they have received in •
structions from the Trustees to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auc-
tion Mart, London, on WEDNESDAY, August 12, at Twelve, all
these exceedingly valuable and highly advantageous FREEHOLD
ESTATES, the property of the late John Milner, Esq., situate in
the parish of Oakford, in the county of Devon, and known as the
Stuckeridge, Lower Oakford, Upcott, and Ford Farms, with a
water grist mill on the river Exe, comprising In the whole about
900 acres of excellent land (200 of which are wood), in a ring fence,
together with three undivided fourth parts of the manorial rights.,
court lest, and quit rents, extending over nearly 7,000 acrd;, abun-
dantly stocked with game. The estates are partly --.munded by tae
beautiful river Exe, and at the various approaenes are picturesque
lodges and cottages. At the entrance from the Tiverton road is an
ornamental suspension bridge over the river Exe, immediately com-
municating with the family mansion of the late Mr. Milner, which
is a substantial modern structure, built with stone, replete with
every convenience, and fit for the reception of a family of the first
respectability, overlookinc, the most romantic scenery, sur-
rounded with plantations abounding with game. On each of the
farms are good houses, with requisite out-buildings. The estates
are 7 miles from Tiverton, 6 from Dulverton, 3 from Hampton, 9
from South :Bolton, 21 from Exeter, and 170 from London. The
Barnstaple Mail passes the estate night and morning.
Full descriptive particulars may be had, previous to the sale, of
Alfred Mason, Esq., 24, Lime-street, London ;of Mr. Wright,
land agent, Tiverton, Devon ; at the inns in the principal towns in
the county; at the Auction Mart, London; of Messrs. J. and H.
Lowe, Garey, and Sweeting, solicitors, 22, Southampton-building,
Chancery-lane; and of Ifumphreys and Wallis, auctioneers anti
estate agents, 16, Old Broad-street, City,