The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-21 00:00:00

ST. MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS.

Our readers will see by th 3 following Requisi-
tion that the popular agitation on the subject of the
Corporation Bill is going forward just as briskly as
could be desired :

" In compliance with the following Requisition presented
to us, very numerously signed—
" To the Churchwardens, Sidesmen, and Overseers of the
Parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields.

" We, the undersigned, being Inhabitant Householders
of the Parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, viewing the mea-
sure for the Reform of Municipal Corporations, originated
in the Commons' House of Parliament, and so successfully
carried through it, as one of the most important results of the
Reform Act, we urgently solicit that you will promptly call a
Meeting to manifest our disgust and abhorrence of the conduct
of the House of Lords, in mutilating the Bill, and destroying
its efficiency, and to Petition the House of Commons to reject
the Amendments made by the Lords—'"
" We do appoint a meeting of the parishioners, to be held
to-morrow evening, Friday, the 21st instant, at six o'clock, in
the Vestry Room.
" David Myers, E. Miller, John Cannam, John Ellis,
Frederick Blackwell, W. Midlam, John Scott, J. J.
Mullens—Overseers."

[The Parochial Committee of this influential Parish have
also issued the following spirited Appeal to the Parishioners.—
ED. SUN.]
Fellow Parishioners,—ls that most important measure, the
MUNICIPAL CORPORATION BILL, to be destroyed,
and the principal part of the labour of your Representatives
in this Session of Parliament to be lost without Appeal, with-
out Petition, and the strong and decided expression of Public
Opinion ? You are earnestly invited to attend a Meeting on
FRIDAY EVENING next (this Evening), the 21st August, in
the Vestry Room, at Six o'Clock precisely.
By Order of the Parochial Committee,
JAMES WARD, Chairman.

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.) ,

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Auc. 20.—Wind E., fresh.—Arrived the Pearl, Saun-
ders, from Trinidad ; Martha Pope, Jones, from Waterford ' • Han-
nibal, —, from New York • ' Runnymede, Weldridge, from China;
Symmetry, Stevens, from Ceylon; Brookes, —, from Valpa-
raiso ; Ceres, Blomfield, from Honduras ; Staffa, Bramber, from
Demerara; Jack, Major, from Cape Coast Castle; and Colonist,
Smith, from Barbadoes. Arrived from the river and proceeded the
Mary, Bell, from St. Domingo.
PoitTsmouTH, Auc. 20.—Wind S. S.E., fine.—Sailed the Ju-
piter, Dawson, for Santander : his Majesty's ship Magicienne, for
the North Coast of Spain ; and Columbia, Alexander, New York.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 19.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Plover
Packet, from Vera Cruz—sailed the 30th June, and Havannah the
19th ult. ; and Jonge Henriek, Larghoff, from Memel.
LIMERICK, Auc. 18.—Arrived the Adelina, Gray, and Athel-
ston, Wilson, from Quebec.

SLIGO, AUG. 18.:-Arrived the Resolution Serreworth Quebec,

LONDONDERRY, AUG. 18.—Arrived the Rebecca. and Mary,
M'Carty,'from London.
BELFAST, AUG. 18.—Arrived the Helen, Mearson, and Ethel-
bert, Ashton, from Quebec; Triton, Edkin; and Scotia, Cunning-
ham, from Archangel.
DOVER' AUG. 20.—Arrived off port the Ondurneiming, late
Meddle, from Batavia.
ISLE OF WIGHT, Auc. D.—Arrived off, the Nelson Wood,
Robinson, from Bahia.
TORBAY, A LTG. D.—Arrived off, the Naples Packet, Cotterell,
from Naples.
BitisroL, AUG. D.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Tucker, from Zante.
MlLroito, Auc. D.—Arrived the Enterprise, —, from
Smyrna.
LIVERPOOL, Auc. 19.—Arrived the Ambassador, Upton, from
New Orleans ; Girard, Cunningham, from New York.—Off port,
the Fejee, —, from Batavia and Singapore.

The Susan, from Torquay to Miramichi, foundered, 31st ultimo,
in lat. 45., long. 17. Crew saved.
The Aurora, of Aberystwith, was seen, 23d ult., in the Gulf of
St. Lawrence, waterlogged and abandoned.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T II'EL VE 0' CL CK.

In consequence of the notice issued from the Bank yesterday
afternoon, that they had extended their discounts to the 10th of
September next, at 3i per Cent., instead of 4 per Cent., the Funds,
which were in the early part of the morninn very heavy, assumed a
brighter appearance towards the close of the market, and Consols
left off at 8978 for the Account ; and opened this morning at
898 90, owing to the prevailing opinion that Ministers will not re-
quire one-third of the fifteen millions of the West India Loan for a
length of time to come, and the amount not required they will in-
vest in the funds.

This had the effect of making the market buoyant. Omnium,
which left off at 23% is at present 213 premium. Exchequer Bills
18 20 ; Bank Stock 2141 15/ ; India Bonds 4 6 ; India Stock
2531 41.
The Foreign Market, which was very feverish during the course
of yesterday, has a better appearance this morning. Spanish
Bonds, which left off 431, are 44 ; Spanish Scrip closed at
161 16, now 16 151 discount ; Portuguese left off 871 88, same
price ; Three per Cents., 561 ; Colombian, 311 321 ; 31exican
351 361.
The accounts from Spain state that Don Carlos was tienetrating
into Old Castile, no doubt for plunder, previous to the English and
French' troops taking the field : it will be impossible for him to
maintain himself, and we have no doubt, ere long, he will retrace
his steps, and eventually fly the country.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols have been during the morning at 89i 90 for the Ac-
count, alternately buyers and sellers at the above price ; the same
for money.
Exchequer Bills, 18 20 ; India Bonds, 46 ; Bank Stock, 215 ;
Omnium Three per Cent. premium.
The Foreign Market is not so good as in the morning, when Spa-
nish bonds reached 44 ; at present they are 424 ; Spanish Scrip
was 15* discount ; it is now 17 discount ; Portuguese, 884 ; Three
per Cents., 54 4. Colombian, 314 ; Mexican, 36* : Dutch Two
and a Half per Cents., 531,
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for the Account, 8.9 i 90.