The Sun.
London, England, 1832-01-24 00:00:00

THE PANTHEON THEATRE.

This little theatre, once a place of very fashionable resort,
was sold today, pursuai to an order of the Court of Exchequer,
and with the approbation of Richard Richards, Esq., a Master
of that Court. It was put up at 6,000/., and ultimately knocked
down to a Mr. Robinson for 10,0004 The premises are all free-
hold, except the front entrance, which is leasehold, and held for
a term of 49 years from the year 1798. The purchaser, Mr.
Robinson, and Mr. Bromley, the spirited proprietor of the
Ilorse Bazaar, were the principal competitors, in fact
when the bidding: amounted to 10,000/. no other persons but
those two gentlemen continued to bid. Some anxiety was
manifested at the conclusion, to know to what purpose Mr. Robin-
son intended to appropriate the building, but nothing certain
upon that point could be elicited. It was, however, rumoured
that it was intended to convert it into a Catholic Chapel. To
whatever purpose it may be employed, we understand that it
will require very extensive repairs before it can be safely used.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

PENZANCE, JAN. 22.—A rrived off'port, the Pauline, Thlainp,
from St Thomas's.

GLOUCESTER, JAY. 41.—Arrivcd the Prince Eugene, Cook
from Palermo.

1,4 ,NDONDERRY, Jay. :10.—Arrived the Ann, Brodie, and
Acorn, Skirvin, from Riga.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 22.—Arrived the Telemachus, Robin,
from St. Michael's ; and George, Watkins, from P
ILFRACOMB, JAN. f.'.3.—Arrived the Breakwater, from St.
John's, N. B.

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We have received further files of Jamaica Papers to the 30th
November, which state that a smart shock of an earthquake was
felt at Kingston on tae 27th, which lasted nearly a minute, but
no damage was done. A duel had taken place between Mr.
Berry and Mr. Beaumont, both members of the Legislature, the
latter an editor of the Jamaica Courant; Mr. Beaumont received
his antagonist's fire twice without returning it, when the parties
were separ-ted.
Accounts from Rome state that St. Aulaire has received in-
structions to make fresh remonstrances to the Papal Govern-
ment on the subject of the occupation of the Bolenas by the
Austrians.

Ki;irTlCt of a private letter from Bologna, dated January
11 :—.• It is known that the regiments of Croats and Tyrohan s
'of the army of Italy have formed for some time past a line on
the Panaro, and we have just received news that an Austrian
flotilla has been threatening our coast, and has landed several
officers at Pes iro. After having held a counsel with Cardinal
Albani, a superior Austrian officer went to Rimini to direct the
operations of the Pontifical troops, and the Cardinal immediately
signified to the authorities that in case a single shot was fired
against the Papal troops the Austrians would enter into Ro-
magna.
A letter from Frankfort, of the 17th Jan. states that the in
formation in the Belgian Journals of several regiments of the
Prussians being concentrated at Carloo, is not true, but what is
correct is, that the Prussians have made a movement from
Munster towards the frontiers of Holland and Belgium.
THE FUNDS.
The estafette from Paris has arrived, but does not contain any
news of consequence. A Dutch mail has also been received, by
which we find that the Dutch Funds have come about I percent.
lower. This decline is attributed to some financial measures,
and not to political news • but we find by arrivals from Breda,
that the march of troops'through that town is without interrup.
tion ; each house has from four to six soldiers quartered on them,
and the troops are eantoned around the country to a great extent.
Still we have no doubt that the Dutch will act on the defensive;
but they are taking great precautions lest they should be attacked
Our Funds are rather heavy this morning. Consols, which
left off yesterday at 82% for the account, opened at 82 %;
at present they are 5•21,4 sellers.

RALF-PAST ONE.
We are again assured that the same unanimity exists between
the Five Powers in regard to the affairs of Holland, and we un-
derstand that his Dutch Majesty within these few days has taken
some alarm at the hint that the King of Belgium intends to take
the Polish army, which is proceeding by small columns into
France, into his pay ; besides, it is stated the Dutch finances are
in a bad condition, owing to keeping on foot so large an army.
Accounts from Canton state that a curious rumour prevailed
there, and was believed, r f the surprisal of How-guas fort by the
river pirates, who removed the guns and cut offthe ears and the
noses of the soldiers. This fort is half-way between Canton and
Whampoa.
Consols are at present FON, alternately buyers and sellers, with
little doing.
Belgian Scrip 2 discount.

THREE O'CLOCK

Consols, 82i
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols .82-)r Danish —
Ditto for Account 821 Greek, 1825...•
Brazilian Bonds.. Mexican, 1825. 35i
Buenos Ayreg.... Peruvian
Chilian Ditto
_..,, 16i Russian ......
Columbian, 1824 -- Spaniel, l3i