The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Depot of the '7th Foot has been ordered to remove
from Chester to Sunderland.
A Detachment of the 86th Regiment of Foot, embarked
on the 12th instant at Liverpool, on board the freight ship
Robert, to join the Service Companies at Barbadses.
The late South Hams Troop, and the late Teignbridge
Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, have been authorized to con-
tinue their services gratuitously, and have been formed
into a Regiment, to be called the South Devon Yeomanry
Cavalry.
..11Mers

Sir JOHN CAMERON, Lieutenant-Governor
of Plymouth, it is said, is to be appointed to the command
of the 79t14 or Cameronian Regiment of Highlanders,
vacant by the death of his. relation, Who raised it in the
year 1792.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCEL(THISIVit,

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MARCH 13.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.-14,7
the Roxburgh Castle, Denny, from India; Cameron, r:"
from Berbice; and Melantho, Walford, from Laguitr
The'eutward-bound remain.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH Is.--Wind W.--The
Lowther, for.4adras.and China,' sailed last night. y .
FA IX 0 Win, MARCH Ig. (.
Majesty's cutter 'Vigilant, from Lisbon, in 10 days.
WEYMOUTH, MAR6I. 13;---4)assed hi Portland
morning the Herefordshire, Wightnian, and Bridges
Manderson, from Chinzr-,:all well. °
PENzAwcz, MARCH 12.—A sin& boat, with Will
Holmes Carved on the stern, has been pieked up in the
MILFORD, MARCH 12.—The ..Arc'adi4:, Foster,
Bristol to New York, which put in. here 'the'Bth inst
leaky, must discharge to repair.

The Jane, from Liverpool to Gibraltar ; Terror b
bound to the Mediterranean ; and Gibraltar, Egcu
from Galicia, are lost near St. Übes.

The Clarence, Kennedy, from Rio Janeiro, ran on
in the Scheldt the Bth instant, and it was feared wou
wrecked ; cargo discharging.

The Ann and Elizabeth, Dixon, from Newcastle to $
men, was totally lost off Catwyk the sth inst. ; crew sal
The Matilda, Rothwell, from St. Catherine's, was dri
on shore on Bolt Point, in the River Plate, the 9th
unary, and it was feared would he wrecked.
The Planet, Young, from London to Gibraltar, '
driven on shore near Figueras the 21st ult., but expe4
to get eft.. The Ellen, Stephens, from Torbay, was dri
on shore near Figueras the 23d ult.
The Ann and Amelia, from London to Malta, was tot
wrecked near the Burlings, and all on board drowned.
The Valiant is lost on the coast of Portugal.
The Victory, Way, from -, is lost near Pinict

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twszrz o'Ccoes.

The Consol Market has shown considerable firm
this morning, the price has improved from the commen
ment of business, from 821 to 821 1; money stock
rather scarce, and the public' do not seem to come forin
to sell freely. This has a tendency to keep the market up,
well as a feeling which exists that notwithstanding the Ws'
like appearance of political affairs in the East, still a di
position will be shewn by the Turks when they learn 0
actual state of affairs to conciliate rather than set the
fate on the hazardous expectation of effectual resistant'
There has been a trifling diminution in the premium
Exchequer Bills to 56 57, and India Bonds to 86 88.
This being settling day in the Foreign Securities, as
as it, has gone has been going off smoothly; the arrival
a Buenos Ayres packet, by which intelligence is receivd
from Rio Janeiro of the 21st Jan., has had, bowevt
the effect of depressing Brazilian Stock from 61i 2, tb
first price this morning, to 60 ; it appears there is not tb
most remote chance of peace, and both iiiirties were pre
paring, with all their means, for war ; the Exchange h$
fallen to 31i per milrea, and even at this miserable rat
were still looking down ; the .Emperor had not been abk
to complete, after all, the small loan for 150,000/.,
every thing wore a most desponding appearance. Cons°
have a better appearance, and the prices are 851 6 ; Me%'
can, 811 2 ; an enquiry is making for Guatamela Bond'
which have been done at 35.
Regarding the Share Market, Brazilian Mines contint
to have good accounts. The Goldfinch packet, whirl
vessel sailed on the 17th of January, for England, has 01
board upwards of 800 pounds weight of gold, worth 40,0001
for that concern.

Three per Cent. Consols, 62i i; Ditto, for tie
Account, 824 4 ; Four per Cent., 994 100 ; India Bond
86 8 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 56 7 pm.
FoaxioN.—Brazilian, 60 4; Buenos Ayres, /18 4i
Chilian, 24 5 ; Colombian, 281 4 ; Danish, 594 60;
French, Five per Cent., 101 102 ; Ditto, Three per Cent:
68 9 ; Greek, 164 171 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 24 6'
Ditto, '6
per Cent., 314 2 ; Peruvian, 22 3 ; Porte'
guese, 721 3 ; Russian, 85 4 ; Spanish, 10 1.
MlNxs.—Angle Mexican, 65 24 Cs. ;" Brazilian, 4
51 part. ; Colombian, 6 5 dis. per share ; Real del Mont"
70 50 die. ; United Mexiean, 22 1 Cs. ; Mexican Cotil'
Many, 61 71 per share. _

TWO. O'CLOCK.

Consols have been alternately buyers and sellers at SO
they are now the latter ; Brazilian Stock has been verl
heavy all day. A report got into circ;ilation of smog
acts of insubordination in the troops at Rio Janeiro,
arising from want of pay. It appears, however, the re
port comes from the Rio Plata, and is therefore not enti•
tied to any credit.

Brazil Mines have been done at,55 premium, they had
since fallen to 47 49. The accounts from this speculai
tion are deemed good, and the produce of the last eight
working days is upwards of 36 lbs. of gold.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols, 821 i.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

HOUSE OF LORDS.

The LORA CHANCELLOR, and Lords &pox anO
STOWELL, attended again to hear the Scots appeal, Mac'
Neill, against MacGregor the facts of which we formerly
detailed. The question was, which of two gentlemen w 0
the husband of the appellant. The Court of Session had
declared her to be the lawful wife of the present respondent'
Against this judgment she appealed, and maintained that
'she was married to a person of the name of Jollie, a stir'
geon in Edinburgh. Dr. JENNER was heard at great
length in behalf of the appellant.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
His Howoutt was engaged in hearing bankrupt petitionf
during the day.

KING'S THEATRE.

Madame Pasta made her appearance here last night a I
Armando, in Mayerbeer's revived Opera " 11 Crociato i
Egitto." This was• the character in which Velluti,
season or two hack, acquired so much celebrity. Madam
Pasta was not ineffective in the part (is she indeed in all
thing?), but brought to it less of tenderness, though more
perhaps of brilliancy than the original performer. Braga'
billa took the character of Felicia and sang the favourit'
air Giovinetto Cavalier with much 'chasteness and simplicity"•
Curioni and Porto appeared in.their old parts, as Adrian
and Aladdin. The house was well attended.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
SOIREES FRANCAISES.

" Le Marriage de Raison," well known under the title
of " Love and Reason," a piece which was produced some
time since at Covent-garden, was performed here last night
for the first time. It was remarkable chiefly for the debiill
of aM. St. Firmin, an actor of considerable ability. PI
Bourgeois Gentilhomme " succeeded, to which Perlet'l
mercurial acting gave great effect. The evening's amuse'
ments were wound up with thatexcellent drainatic parodyri
" Werther, on Les Egaremens d'un Coeur Sensibile."

OPERATIC INTELLIGENCE.---Our Readers!
are already informed that in Mays:RevEa's beautiful Operl,
of " Il Crociato," Madame PASTA personates the part for
merly performed by Signor VELLITTI. Towards the NW
end of March this celebrated lady will appear in 4 lielf
Opera,. " La Sposa infedele,” composed expressly far bet
by Mickmaoun.
Miss PATON, considerably recovered, al'
though not quite well, left the Pavilion Hotel for town no
Sunday last, with Lord W/LLIA3L LENNOX. Miss PATOrI
was accompanied to Brighton by Mr. Paws, Mr. IJAN' I.
ass, and Mr. THEODORE Hoox„ who returned after a did
ortwo to Brighton Gazette.
Miss
LYDIADIA KELLY,sister of Mrs, MA'
Titr.w, and Miss KELLY, of Covent-garden Theatre, i 4
Performing the principal characters, both in Tragedy and
Comedy, at the Theatre in Netv York. Thie promising
actress has recently renewed her engagement with the
American Manager at the rate of fourteen hundred pounds
sterling per annum. -
to
Lwyn.—
FRENCH PLAYS, ENGLISH OPERA4IOVSEt
—A powerful addition to the strength of the Company
has arrived. The illimitable PERLET' Will now be Isl.lll,
ported by ALVIVIDOiSeIIet FALCOZ; /NONA, and Br/WYNN. ;
Messieurs PREYAL, ALExts Louis; Mons. and Mad. ST.
FIRMIN. This evening they will appear
,in the Comedy
of the Marriage de Raison. Madlles. JENNE VERPRE,
LAPORTE, and BERTECHE will likewise very shortly take
their places in various novelties.
STATE OP TRADE.--HUDDERSFIELD,
Maitcx 10.—The market has been on the whole tolerably
brisk to-day, and leaves no room for complaint to the ma-
nufacturers.—Leeds Intelligencer.
FATAL AND SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—On
Tuesday, the 11th inst. a very awful circumstance occurred
at King's Cross, near Ilalifut. A tree that was under the
operation of being cut down, fell unexpectedly upon
ELIJAH BARSTOW, and the horse which 'he had in his
cart, passing at the time, and killed them both upon tby
spot.—,Leeds Intelligencer.

DESTRO
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nine o'clock.
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the coalmen
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CORN EXCHANGE.

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DAY.)

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ppeal, Mac'
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intained that
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r. Madam
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DESTRUCTION of the NEW BRUNSWICK

THEATRE, WELLCLOSE-SQUARE.

ADJOURNED CORONER'S INQUEST....-THIS DAY.
The Inquest was resumed this morning at a quarter past
nine o'clock.
Mr. Major. Goff, the district surveyor, examined.-:--At
the commencement of the building I attended regularly
eveiydafto see the regulations of the Build ingAct carried intd
effect. I foUnd the walls much thicker in every part
thin is required by the Building Act. Indeed, throughout
the building, the, regulations of that Act were strictly
complied With. I attended there only in the capacity of
district surveyor. The reason the certificate of the build-
ill was not filed, pursuant to the Statute, with the Clerk
of the Peace, was that the building was not entirely finish-
ed, there being a flue building at the time of the accident,
which pievented my making the necessary affidavit. Hav-
ing read the. 49th section of the Building Act, I admit
that there was a ,projection beyond the line laid down in
that section ; but I considered that that projection was
sanctioned by Commissioners appointed under a subsequent
Act.

This witness then underwent a long examination which
occupied some hours of the time of the Court, but it was
as to matters which have been deposed to over and over
again by other witnesses, and as his answers entirely cor-
responded with there, it is unnecessary to waste our co-
lumns in giving it, or the patience of the reader in reading
it.—He was of opinion that the opening of the Theatre
would have been much better deferred for a month or two,
but this he said with reference only to the convenience and
riot of the safety of the building. He had heard of the
weights attached to the roof, but he felt no danger, for he
knew nothing of the strength of an iron roof, and he con-
sidered the conduct of the building to be in very able hands.
The balcony, and the putting on and taking off of slates, or
any thing that he saw done to the upper part of the roof,
had no connection whatever with the accident.
On his examination by Mr. Pullen, the witness said,
that he considered the front wall of the Theatre the
weakest, and when the roof fell, one of the walls must hale
given way of neces.ity. The roof was pulled down by the
weights which were suspended to it, and the wall next to
where, the heaviest weight was affixed, was, of course, most
likely to fall.—The Inquest was proceeding when our
Paper went to press.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

The supplies this week are small of all kinds of Grain
except Oats, of which there is an immense arrival from
Ireland. The Wheat trade has remained stationary since
Monday, as the prices of Flour continue unaltered. Barley
well supports its last quotation. Beans and Pease remain
very dull. There is so little doing in the Oat trade that
there is much expectations that the factors must take less
before they can make any clearance.