The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-24 00:00:00

lowed by law), for publish:ng an article which attributed
the late riots, or rather street-!;raw!::, at Porte St. Martin,
to spies, police, and other hired tools of the Go‘eiernent•
'I he Editor in person acted as Gounsel for the responsible
publisher.

Various accounts are given, in most of the papers, of the
recent defeat of the French, under TnEzEt., at Oran, in
Algiers. The number of the killed and wounded differs in
n i respect from the statement which appeared in The Situ
of yesterday.

A letter from Cadiz of July 1, says that the Ex-Colonel
Vincent Mateors, a partizan of Djn Carlos, bad just been
arrested and conveyed to Algesiras. He had about him seve-
ral im:.:ortant papers, and the order ‘vhich he had received
from the Carlist, junta to excite en insurrection in the South
of Spain. He in vain offered 1,000 piasters to be suffered to
escape. The Carlo-Miguelite quarter at Gibralter is filled
‘‘ith consternation by this arrest and some others which have
been effected in the south of Spain. The accounts from Tou-
lon received at Marseilles on the 16th, were rather better, and
at Marseilles itself, the number of deaths by Cholera had de-
creased to 19 ; but 142 passports were signed on the 15th.
At Nice, on the 13th, there were 13 cases of cholera."
FIIb:NcH Fus JULY 22.
Five p:r Cents., 1( Of. 10e. se. lee.
Four per Ceni,., 99f. 25e.
Three per ('cuts., 70f. 15e. 10e.
Bank Actioti4, 2,05`f
Boote dv Naples, 07f. 51c. 45e. 4ne. 25c,
Raman Five per, Cents., 101 1007 c, 10k,
Ilcate d'Espagne, nve per Cent', 41.
11,ente Thre, per .27 271,,; 27.
•
Royal Spanish Loan, 44
• iC,lt,• Pet. d'l,l,llagne, .P; we per Cent 42 42!‘14 Ni 42.
Belgian Loan, live Pe'„ cents 1004.
Par. iiguese Loan. tve cr (tents , '144.
Portuguese IZ:..n, Three pa* Cents, Cl.
llait:int 3SOf.
'EXCIIAM;Li ON LOND.N.
month, paper, —s* ntoncy, 25e. 47,t4e.
Tirce months, -paper, ‘2.5:1 35c. ; mooey, 25i. 3'&k,e
QUARTER TO FOUR. Five per Cents., -1091. Three per Cents., 79f. 15c. ; Five per Cents. Spanish,l 42 ;
Threo, per Cents., Spanish, 27 ; Cortes, 41; Coupons, 23+;
Guebhards, —; Differ6s, 17;1 ; New Loan, 52; Definitives,
—; Certificates, —; Actives, 501; Passives, 141; Ducats,
97 40 ' • Romans, 101 ; Belgians, 101; Pedros, —; Miguels,
--;; Dutch,—; Haytian, 386. ; Brabant Bank, 13+.

_ tic German and Brussels Papers received this morn-'
ing, bring no advices of importance, with the exception of a
rumour current in Hamburg, that the Cabinets of Vienna
and Berlin are about to recognize DON CArmos as the
legitimate Sovereign of Spain.
Count ALcAntA, the agent of DON CARLOS, has had
daily conferences, often for hours together, with Prince
METTERNICH, at Sehonbruni. This circumstance, and the
very cordial manner in which the COUNT is always received,.
coupled with the fact, that the diplomatic communications
with the QUEEN'S Government are almost entirely broken
off, is of no small importance. The same accounts say,
that the Agent is most graciously treated by several
members of the Imperial family, and especially that he
has had some conferences with the ARCHDUKE, who, it is
supposed, will go to Kalisch.
HAMBURG BORSEN HA LLE, JULY 21.
FOREIGN FUNDS. • Bills. Money.
Austrian Dlctalliques, 5 per cent.
Ditto ditto 4 per cent., 10- 102
Ditto Bank Shares
lam
Anglo-Russian Loan

%
Ditto, 5 per cent
Paper Inscription, 8 per cent lOO 99%77!4
litisliian Inscription, Hope and Co., Ott and 4th
Series
99 98% Portuguese Regency Bonds. 5 per cent 875 87Y, Ditto, 3 per cent
59t4 Si Dutch 2,v per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents , —
Polish Bonds, 3 percents.
139 A nglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cents 74%
Norwegian Loan of 1934, 4 p, r cents.
Spanish, in piastres, 3 per Cents
25K, 25
Ditto 4 per Cent.
Cot Ws Loan, 5 per Cent.
. EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Hamatatn, JULY 21._13 11 ; two months, 1310.
CHRISTIANIA, JULY IL—Three7months, 5 8.
LEIPSIC, JULY 14, Two months, a 16.
STocictioLm, JULY 10.—Two months,. 122. —Hamburg Papers,' July 21.

PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY.

In the LORDS last night the business was limited to the pre-
senting of two Petitions.
In the COMMONS, after several clauses of the Public Car-
iage (Metropolitan) Bill had been agreed to in Cominittee,
its further progress was postponed- over to next Session.
The Clandestine Marriages (Ireland) Bill was agreed:to in
Committee, with some verbal amendments, and the Report was
ordered to be brought up this day. The Weights and Mea-
sures Bill was considered in Committee. An amendrnent of
Mr. ESTCOURT, that all the portion of the clause relative to
the stamping of weights, and the regulation of the fees for
stamping Ihm, be omitted, was carried, on a division, by
a majority of 33 against 32. The House thcu resumed.
The CHAIRMAN reported progress, and obtained leave. to
sit again. The House went pro forma into Committee-i on
the Election Expences Bill, which was ordered to be printed
with alterations, and read a third time on Wednesday next.-
In the evening sitting the Carlow Election Petition was
discharged for want of the requisite securities. 'Mr. SPARROW,
one of the paities in custody for misconduct connected with
the Ipswich Election, was brought to the Bar, reprimanded
by the SPEAKER, and discharged, on payment of the fees.
A Petition was presented from some inhabitants of Chiches-
ter, respecting the payment of costs, by aii Oozier on
the Treasury to the Clerk of the Peace, in a
a prOsecution against the Brighton Guardian. Mr. Hums:
presented a petition respecting the intercourse and navigation
between England and India. On the qUestion of the unstamped
press the ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, in reply to some judicious
remarks made by Mr. ROBINSON, that he had taken measures
to cause the law to be respected ; and as long as the present
Newspaper-Stamp Act remained, he was determined to put it
in execution against all offenders. Mr. HUME gave notice that
on Friday next, if the evidence of the, Committee should be
then published, he should call the attention of the House to
the establishment of Orange Lodges in the Army, and propose
certain resolutions on the subject. The ATTORNEY. GENERAL
obtained leave to bring in a Bill to place Sheriffs of cities on
the same footing with Sheriffs of counties—that the same oaths
should be required of both. The motion for compensation to
Mr. BUCKINGHAM for the suppression of his paper by the Boat
India Company was withdrawn. The adjourned debate -on
the Irish Church Establishment Bill was then resumed, and
after a discussion of which it were useless to at tempt an ana-
lysis, since its stirring importance will cause the report of it in
another part of our paper to be universally Teed, the House di-
vided. The numbers were--For the amendment of Sir R.
PEEL, 282 ; against it, 319. Majority in favour of Ministers,
37. The House then went into I,)ommitte proforma, and was
adjourned at half-past 3.