The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-09 00:00:00

SWANSEA, DEc. 7:7-Sld. Mary Burck, Cuba.

LEITH, DEC. 7.—Sld. Kestril, Bahia.
811EILDS, DEC. 6.—Sid. Johanna, Buenos Ayres.
7. Adeline; t'et'ra, Leone. The Terra de Fea, Balone,
of Dunkirk, bound to Mafgtilnes, broke adrift last night,
and went on the Inner Sand, but emiit 04 the fallow-
ing tide.
CORK, DEC. s.—Arrd. Zephyr, Carpenter, Benin, left
Aug. 24, Fernando Po, Sept. 5 ; Emma, Kemp, Coast of
IL Huntley, rrince Edward's Island ;
Syrian, Mirainichl, -Vesper; Dalhousie, Oceana, Quebec;
Victory, Newfoundland. Off, 5. Roscanna, Crighton,
Ichaboe. 6. Arrd. Sirion, Cann, Miramichi.
BENIN, SEPT. s.—Arrd. Peru, Eskeldson, Orowambo,
le!? 'Watts. Benin; Snow, Oscar, Henderson, Highfield;
Marquis of Abereol'o; rid. Aug. 24; 13ahho, lehaboe.
• FERNAW3O Po, SEPT. 4.—Sid. WArrior, Ichaboe.

MON El Y AND C 11 ME a S
CITY; QUARTER TO THREE.
Th6to itns nn extensive demand for Cotton at Liver-
pool on Saturday, and prices had a firmer appearance.
Sales, 9,000 bales, one half of which were taken on spe-
culation.—The principal Railway Shares continued in
request, but the more speculative were little inquired for.
Eastern Counties, 131; Ditto, Perpetual, No. 1,91 s. 10d.;
Gritted ttenetion, 220; Ditto, Half Shares, 1105; Great
Western, Fifths, j Liverpool and Manchester, 211 12;
Ditto, New, 37; London and Dirttiingltrn, Quarter Shares,
265; Midland Counties, 108; Newcastle and Carlisle,
105} ; Sheffield and Manchester, 965 ; South-Eastern,
381 8; Ditto, New, 11i ; Trent Valley, 71. ; Lyons and
Avignon, 2/. 14s. 6d.; Paris and Lyons, 3L51.; Orleans,
Tours, and Bordeaux, 6.1; Boulogne and Amiens, 5.
The adeices received from the United' States this
morning by the mercantile interests are of importance
in this respect; they state that a good market existed for
British manufactures. Money in consequence Was
more in demand, The state of the public treasury is
represented as being of a more flourishing character.
In Pennsylvania too the receipts of the States had improved
Most sanguinely it is to be hoped that the people
of the State will come forward and pay their debs. If
so, the other repudiating States of America would be
compelled to follow the good example ; and thus several
of the " stars" of the Republie would recover that " bril-
liancy" which honesty is so well deserving of.
In the Canadian papers, which have come to hand by
the Montezuma, there is not any news of interest, except
that the elections had ended in favour of the Government.
With respect to the Canadian Guaranteed Loan, the
biddings for which were received on Friday last, nothing
is at present known. It is stated this morning that the
tenders were all below the minimum value fixed for the
200,0001., at which it would be granted by the Treasury.
A very strong interest is expressed in the City in
favour of lines of railways for extending intercommuni-
cation in Ireland. Confidence in such undertakings
is rapidly on the increase among our capitalists, as
affording an additional means of beneficially employing
their surplus capital.
A shade of depression has existed in the Consol
market this morning. For the Account the prices have
recently been given at par, and for the Reduced Three
Three per Cents. at one half per cent. higher. The. New
Three per Cetits. have been at 1021 to 103. Exchequer
Bills have rallied from 555. to 58s. premium, About six
months back they were at 765. to 775. premium. The
Commissioners bought about 10,000/. of the Three-and-
a-Querter per Cents...to-day, at three per cent. above par.
A rise in India Rohde; from 735. to 78s. premium, has
taken plaee. Bank Stuck has riser' from 208 to 208 f.
This is the day for the biddings to be -made for
the French loan, at Paris, and much curiosity is
expressed to learn the result. There is a report current
that the Messrs. Rothschild and the Messrs. Baring and
Co. are now the only coeapetitors, As the payments
are to be extended over a lung period, the scrip will in
all probability be dealt in considerably. The Belgian
Scrip has advanced to 1 premium. But one or two bar-
gains have been made in the Spanish Funds to-day.
The Five per Cents. are at 245, and the Three per Cents.
at 365. Dutch Stock is in demand. Brazilian have ad-
vanced to 88} ; Colombian Stock is firm at 145 ; and
the Mexican at 36k.
The inquiries for shares have been vary numerous all
the morning, and in most eases prices have advanced.
The Great Western Railway has reached 72 preen ;
the Hull and Selby, 17 prem.; London and 13rignton,
par (the highest point realised for a very Lung time);
and the French lines are looking firm. British North
American Bank Shares have been sold at 5 dis. ; Lon-
don and Westminster at 6} prem. ; and Provincial of
Ireland at 19k prem.
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(From the Official List.)
Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent
Ditto Scrip
Bank Stock ter Account
3per Cent. Reduced Annuities
New 3% per Cent. Annuities .. 103_102%
India 80nd5,1,000..............................
Ditto under 78
Consols for Opening ... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 100% 100
Exchequer Bills. I%d. 13(,d.
10801. ••••••••••••••••••••••N 111••••••••••• 56 58 pm.
••••••••«•• 57 57 pm.
Ditto " 57 65 pm.
Ditto Advertised.......
FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. 6834
Columbiin Bonds. . . ... 14%
Mexican Bonds. 1837, 5 per Cent. ................ 36$
Ditto Deferred Steck lt:
Spanish Bonds, Five per Cent 1840 24
Ditto Three per Cent. ..«.«.„,«.».».«.«.»
Ditto for the Account . .... 363
Venezuela Bonds, 2 per Cent.. .........».„....» 43%
Dutch 2% per 63%34 64
Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates.... .... 87N %at
RPICBS OF SHARES 1.1115 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Itau.wiya. PAID. PER SMARR.
Birmingham and Gloucester.... 100 ......... to 96
Bristol and G10uce5ter............ 93 ........ 17 to 38
Eutern Counties 25 ......... 13%% to
Great Western 75 ..... 116% 146 to 14:
Ditto % Shares ........... 50 ..... 883{, . to
Ditto 12 ......... 2' to
Hull and Selby
Lancaster and. Carlisle. lO ........ 13% to
Liverpool and Manchester.....„.. 100
London and Birmingham......... 100 .... .221
London and 16% ..... 6% ..... to
London and Brighton 50 ......... 4936 50... to 49%
London and South Western 41% ...... 8.5 87.... to 84
Ditto Eighths . . .............. 3% ...... to
London and .... 3%
Mancbester and Leeds.. ..... 70 ......... ..... to

..... ___. __
Ditto 34 Shares 3O ••••••••• 53 ..«.«.. is ..•
Midland
Birmingham and Derby........... 100
Newcastle and Darlington Junct. 24
Northern and Eastern 45 ••••••••• 57% to
Norwich and Brandon ..«........ 8 ...... ... 12%% to
Ditto New • ....... ••••.•••••••••••••••• 1 ••••••••• 3.4 to
Portsmouth Direct .. ..• •••-• ••• I ••••• 0%
Richmond and West End Junct. 1 .2U
South Eastern and Dover ......... 35%
Ditto New
Trent Valley
York and North Midland ....
Ditto Scarbors' Branch
Ditto Selby Scrip ...... ........ .••• 20 ••••••••• 67% •••••• to •-••
Ditto Extension
.....• 12% ••••.• to •—•
Boulogne and Amien 5.......
Orleans and Vierson • 2 .... .... . 10N, 11... to 10%
Orleans and Bourdeaux
Partial(' 1t0uen....”...•......•.... 20 ••....... 39%

JOINT STOCK ➢LINKS.
London and Westminster 2O 00000 26 ...... to
Provincial of Ireland.
PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DEC. 7.
5 per Cent. Consols .............».......»....».«.. 1(0
3 per Cent. Reduced
Three and a Quarter Stock....
Ditto New, 11k30
356 per Cent. ................ 94%
Le,•g Annuities
Bank Stock 213%
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock

Grand Canal Debentures, 6 per Cent
Ditto 4 per Cent. ..
4 per Cent. City Debentures ' .. •—
4 per Cent. City Debentures, New
4 per Ccnt. Ballast Office Debentures
4 per Cent. Pipe Water.
Kingstown Rai lwAy Debentures —
LAST PRICES OF IRISH SHARES
RAILWAYS. PAID. PER SHARE.
Dublin and R. Railway
Drogheda Ditt0..,
Great Southern and Western 5
Ditto Extension
Dublin and Belfast Junction ....... .
Dublin and Cashel ditto
Athlone Railway
Belfast and Ballymena .. . .......
Waterford and Limerick
nibernian Bank... ....... ..... .......... ... 25%
Royal Batik
National Insurahet
Patriotic ditto
Mining Company of Ireland. ......
Wicklow Copper Mines
City of Dublin Steam Company lOO ... ..... 10t8
Ditto Ditto, 1836 .. 5O
Steam Ship Building Company ...... 50
Ditto Ditto 5O —
British and Irish Steam Company ... 50 5.5
Limerick Extension Railway .. 2g

SUMMARY OF -WEWS

4Oubltc Optittoivt-

" Who runs may read."

PCi3EIT,Leir.
The Royal family of France, were to leave St. Claus
on Monday, and take up their residence at the Tuileries
for the season.
The Presse says : " The King and :the Queen, wt:
were to have gme, , to F. otainebledu to meet the IN"'
and Duchess tl'Atimale on their arrival from SsPle*
have abandoned the intention, on account of the p,„1,,';
ful reminiscences which such a step would create.”--Aeab
marriage fetes of the late Duke d'Orleans were celebrt
at Fontainebleau.
A letter from Naples, of the 25th ult., states that.l
the breakfast which took place at the King's palace, t„.
the occasion of the marriage of the Duke d'Atnus'''
there were several British naval officers in full uniforf°,
Admiral Sir Robert Owen having sent the Formidsbt
ship of the line, and the Hecla steamer, to assist in doisll,
honour to the royal bride and bridegroom.
M. Jeanne, the stationer in the Passage Choiseul,
tried on Friday before the 7th Chamber of the L
Correctional Police for exposing for sale without authcr
rization of the Minister of the Interior, as required bmi
law, the busts of the five Legitimist Deputies who We l:
deprived of their seats last session by a vote of fj°
Chamber. The Court condemned him to a month's it3l.
prisonment and a fine of 100 f.
The frost at Paris and in the northern deparlmeniltj
is very intense. At Havre the thermometer had bed 7
lo.; as 16, and at Paris 18.
The Is 2 e;-`ager announces that the contracts h r ell. th$
supply of En-glist.. coals at Toulon, for the Governi,
steamers, will soon take nlace, and that, in ortig-be
encourage the French shiiptn; interest, there "sic])
an express clause for the coals being brought in 110.7
vessels. SYersl

The Journal des Chemins de Fer says:---1` y,
journals have spoken of the formation of a new etent,
with a capital of four hundred millions of freest 7,e
posed of the principal bankers of Paris, to apply Of i
of
concession of the whole of the line of railroad 11,
Calais to Marseilles. There is some truth in this 0";
but not to the full extent stated. In the first place,o
part of this line, viz. from Avignon to Marseilles, ,
already contracted for. The house of Baring, of Lon.
and those of Ilottingeur and d'Eichstal, of
occupied in forming a company of the Northern
the line from Paris to Lyons, and from Lyons de
Avignon; and overtures have been made to
Rothschild, who has declined them. rye
A letter from Algiers of the 25th ult. states, on
authority of some Kabyles of the circle of Churchellf
Abd-el-Kader had been arrested by order of the ErnPe
of Morocco, and imprisoned for three days, at the:,
of which he was set at liberty, after having been
prived of all he possessed. tiaad
A Swiss journal states, that a few nights ago trio
of eight armed men made an attempt to enter the va
by the Vaudais frontier, near the bridge at Collombely;
but the officers of the police on duty at the bridge 5,,
the alarm, and a detachment of the volunteers of
lombey immediately turned out and occupied the bride
The Heralds of Madrid of the 29th ult. says
famous bandit Navarro, surnamed the Abd-el-ICacleb.
Andalusia, has just been arrested by the police, lid,
public square of Lucena, as well as some of his
He defended himself, and a sharp firing took Po"
when he fell seriously wounded." tyl
It is stated in a paper cant-cr.-tire Afrique, tha
French Government will be obliged to make- 040
warlike demonstration against Morocco, to comPojek
fulfilment of the late treaty in respect of Abd-el-b
whose continued vicinity to Algeria began to cause
easiness, real or affected, to the French authorities.

Fitab:ZZtibitti.tilAkp.
The Duke of Cleveland is expected in town
liaby Castle to attend the Chapter of the Most
Order of the Garter at Windsor Castle on Thursday Hype
The Duke of
,Buccleuch also comes to town for
same purpose.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry! Ale
count Seahain, Viscount Castlereagh,• and the 146 S
Alexandrina and Adelaide Vane, are expected thi.,goo° ":61
atWynyard Park, Stockton-mi-Tees, from

Stewart, Downshire. ~1„00
The Earl of Ilchester has returned to Melbury_
__1„0" •ce
Dorsetshire, from a visit to the Marquis and Marv"'
ness of Lansdowne, at Bowood, Wilts. for
The Dowager Countess of Sefton, who hits been
time indisposed, is considerably better.
Lord Thurlow and the Hon. Captain Thurlew here
arrived in town from Ashfield Lodge, Suffolk. ons
Lord and Lady James Stuart, who have been...„ kdro
w
visit to the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, at ".:00
Abbey, have left for Luton Hoo, the seat of the Mg"
of Bute, the Noble Lord's brother. ",310
The Earl and Countess of Mulgrave are passing
winter at Mulgrave Castle, near Whitby. Olt°
Baron Brunnow entertained his Excellency „„if
and Baroness Nieumann, and a select party, at
on Saturday last, at Ashhurnham House.
Count Rielmansegge, the Hanoverian Ministetos
daily expected at his mans.;:n in Grosvenor-plash,
Hanover.

affII3O3EMLAIM3IIOIIII. 443"
The Queen Dowager has contributed
repairs of the church at Mumby, near Alford, Af:bee.
shire. We regret to learn that her Majesty btr - •
suffering during the last week from a severe cane JO
On Sunday a notice was affixed to the gates L. 4164
Temple Church, announcing that in future daily
will be perfermed at nine o'clock in that church. or
Sir Robert Sale, pi eviously to his return to Inchill'oo
dered some valuable articles of plate to be prepay'
present to the Mess of the 13th Regiment, so long 1.",
mended by that distinguished officer. The centre sip'
merit is a splendid candelabrum, with a suitable in, odd
tion, and engravings of the fortresses of GhttzliThill
Jellalabad—the scenes of some of the Gallant Gag-
heroic exploits. fell
On Saturday night Mr. Walsh, who resided a oot
miles from Oxford, was returning home in a gig toot
his professional duties were over, and when within .is ie
a mile and a half of his own house at Appleton,
supposed that his horse turned restive and upset thefke
and we regret to add pitched Mr.*Walah,with sueli,oO
out that he was killed on the spot. Mr. Walsh
highly respectable solicitor. A, Will
The next mail for Greece and the lonian Isla/1.-10
be dispatched from hence on the morning of the 12t,...10001
The Evening Freeman states that Mr. lieSetit
O'Carroll, barrister-at-law, has received the appein_„l—ie
of Secretary to the Board of Bequests. Mr. O'Clim;4oo,
Consulting Counsel to the National Board of Edensl"o.
The Marquis of Londonderry and Viscount Cfros
reagh accepted an invitation from the tenantry 0000
Noble Marquis's estates in Downshire, to dine wig'...oo
on Wednesday last, at Newtownards. These indawed
and contented tenantry, a few days ago, present ,
complimentary address to the Marquis of,London,eooot
and Viscount Castlereagh, and were received at 'l`
Stewart, with great kindness and urbanity. ocf
There is no canilidate as jet in the field for the v3,,c01i
in the representation caused 1,1 the death of Mr. L.'
Cave.

THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.—We were gla 00
an opportunity of seei, g Mr. Marble in a charaCteßf'foll
the night of his benefit, in which he could display
advantage the peculiar excellencies of his style. boo
the same time to congratulate the author on the , the
decided success which attended the production e' tbe
piece. It is but justice to every person engaged ietbsf
new farce, The Stage-struck Yankee, to say thst.iar
acquitted themselves to admiration. Mr. Marbles b 0
Atlantic fame has been hid by the trashy pieces It be
hitherto been compelled to appear in ; on his hee,euifie
convinced the public that he has the right sort Of at
him, only wanting the proper medium of disploll tot
His imitations of Forrest, and other American 7;resed
were most effective ; and, although he gave die
~,bow
features of farce, it was completely divested of an/ ~eet
approaching to vulgarity. Mr. Marble'S successful etde
03
in London and Liverpool had caused him to be intro
with applications from most provinnial managerei ea°
proceeds from hence to Dublin, thence to Scotlao'o 00
after some other engagements resumes his pesiuyiP
the London boards, where he is coming, out inkfr; t'ete
Markwell's new and successful farce abtwe alludeos.gese
new piece by Buckstone, and also one by,,Bernsrd'ecee
writers, we have no doubt, will produce such rbie
cannot fail to please Mr. Marble's countrymen On
turn.—Liverpool European Times. `.OOP
PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY FOR THE s,,
OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS, &C., ST. GEORGE'S; Xl7). f
Yesterday morning a sermon on the occae.'°' ebsPel
thirty-eighth anniversary of the opening of tile self
of this institution, was preached by the Rev. Ja1:0°01 the
sell, M.A. In the course of a very eloquent aPPice
Rev. Gentleman made some very touching rend $ Coe:
the nature of the institution and the benefits 5 $11"
ferred on the community at large. The collection
conclusion of the service amounted to nearly 60/. or
FAMILY MEETINGS AT CHRISTMAS.--" lad the
little stress on the bringing together at Christmas eh sIY
members of the family, if it can be effected. iittie
anniversary annually observed tends to heal,
a Su
ltos e
divisions, and to cherish mutual attachment."
Letter of Wilberforce to his Son.
e reg t
ret
DEATH OF THE EARL OF LIMERICK.-- "r- g
to announce that intelligence was received yeste no"
the Hoe. Mr.Pery's, in Hinde-street, Manchester' one of
of the demise of the venerable Earl of Limerick: 'OO6
the Irish Representative Peers. The rnelancbegat
took place en Saturday evening, at seven o'clock, Derlt"
Lordship's seat, South Hill Park, near Brack"' tgreetC`
shire. By his death several noble families a!te rept:c
into mourning. and a vacancy is occasioned in win,per9l,l
sentation of Ireh'nd in the Upper House of the,tiee so"
Parliament. His Lordship is succeeded in his. 'on red'
estates by his grandson, the Hon. Win. Tenntsbraiiii.
now Earl of Limeric,l/4, who is at present in An' ..est
; the 17 g
HEALTH OF GENEI.IAL NOTT.—nUr=lig
week the General has not been so well as he "that fro
the preceding week. It is supposed, however, through.
state of his health will be extremely fluctuatin'the ep'
out the winter, and that it will not be until
~allin rue
preach of spring that the gallant General wi,ll3':.t tee
manent strength. It is gratifying to leart.l, oteelo 4
midst of his illness, which is necessarilY k he.
w 011 ale
painful, and has rendered him extremell. (ter
nea s —.9hoP
cheerful and in good spirits. The intim Lord
General's health are very numerous. the vral tit°
of St. Davids has visited the gallant officer se
• the
—Welshman. in be
mhe,fneSwtainEdproisp7wp
its consecration by very nu
,f his Grace the Duke of Clevelle'rous eon'
—its lenregelteetru'resserbee:l—