The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-03 00:00:00

LONDON,
FRIDAY ENEN ING, APRIL 3,- 1829.

The Debate of last night—though an t4ourned__,
one, —willbe read with intense interest by all classes
Of his Majesty's subjects, by Protestants equally as
p.),, Catholics. It was, indeed, one of a never-to-be-
forgotten character; if we restrict it merely to the
tnanly speech of the Duke of WELLINGTON, who in
that spirit of frankness, candour, and blunt good
sense, so peculiar to him, placed Catholic Eman-
ripation at once on its fitting ground, expediency.
Ile combatted also the very prevalent, but very mis-
taken notion, that the Church is that part of the
Constitution most likely to be endangered by Conces-
Sions. Altogether his speech made a deep impressiod 1
on his opponents, the majority of whom sat
:ng as fact after fact, argument after argument,
c tme forth, all tending irresistibly to show the wis-
dom, indeed the necessity, of doing an act of justice
to the Catholics, with faces Of blank dismay. We
must also direct attention to the spiritual, tolerant,
and high-minded speech of the Bishop of OxFouN.
who has proved himself 'an honor to the Bench by
his support of the Duke's measure. The opposi
ton of the Bishop of LONDON was tame and quali-
fied; he seemed half to fancy that he should have
supported instead 'of dissented from the measure.
Many other; Speakers—as will be seen .by our
Report, and among. others Lord LANSDOWNE, whose
observations were well -timed and forcible,' held
forth on the occasion, and the House adjourned at
. •
One o'clock, apparently under the influence of a
.wholesome and natural fear, arising from the circum-
stance of Lord REDESDALE getting on his legs with
a manifest determination to speak at length.. Such
an infliction at such an hour was_not to be endured.

step

The Nuremburg, Correspondent of the -26th
March contains an article from the LoWer Danube,
giving a flattering account of the spirit which ani-
mges- the Russian Army sitter General DIBBITSCII
has assumed the command. hint is thrown out,
however, that Russia will make another effort at
reconciliation before she has recourse to arms. We
trust it may prove successful.

By the Roxburgh Castle, which sailed on the 13th
Dec., Calcutta John Bull papers, to that date inclusive,
have been received at the North and South American
Coffee-house; they contain little that is interesting. It is
stated that the Governor General has relinquished the
idea of going to the Eastward, as some time since an-
nounced, and that the Hon. Mr. Bayley will procced on
the 13th in his Lordship's room, by the Ent.iprilc
steam vessel, Capt. Johnson.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Amt. 2.—Wind N.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived
the Camden; Terry; from the Mauritius ; Robert Ed-
wards; Sherburn, from. New York ; Orynthea, Almon,
from BataVia ; St. Vincent's
_Planter, from Jamaica ;
Diane, from the Mediterranean ; Craigwar, Ray, from the
Mauritius ; R. and J. Haynes, Graham, from Betbice ;
Atlantic, Johnson, from the Mauritius ; Maria, Hill, from
Santander; West India, Simpson, from Jamaica; Thames,
Warning, from Singapore.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 2.—Wind N. to
rived the. James, Thurdell, from St. Michael's; Portland,
Hood, frbni Batavia.—Passed the Lady Raffles, Tucker,
for Bombay!-=-Sailed the Brixton, Oearson; from Quebec.
- PLYSIOnTit;+ A PRIG I.—Wind IN. N. W. -..4rrived th..!
Minerva, Goss,' from Valencia. Sailed the Julius Caesar,
Foster, and Brailsford; Salter, for Quebec.
FALMOUTH, Aran. I.—Wind N...-Arrived the For-
tune, Brodie, from
COWES, Arm 2.--Arrived the Margaretta, Kleyn,
from Batavia ; Exchange,- Fouiel, from the Mauritius ; and
Kent, Frazer, from Charleston, leaky, and must discharge.
Wermourit,- Aram I.—Arrived the Captain Cook,
Wills; from Bombay. _ _ _

• SCILLY, 'Mancit 30.—Arrived the Topaz, Stroyar,
from Demerara; Sedulona, Goldsworthy, from- Genoa;
and Adrian, Tupper, from the Mauritius.

Arrived off _Brighton, the Roxburgh Castle, sailed from
Bengal the 15th of December, Madras the 24th, Cape
the 3d of February, and St. Helena the 21st.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwRLrE 0' CLOCK.

There is no renewal of activity in the English Stock
market this morning. Consols, S7l for money, and
871 for the 14th. Exchequer Bills, 60 I pm. ; India
Bonds, 32 4 pm.
The Foreign Funds are, if possible, more inanimate
than the English, the prices are quite nominal at the
undermentioned rates.

The Share speculations are equally dull.
Three per Cent. .Consols, 87 ; Ditto, for Account,
874 ; :Four. per Cent., 10241; India Bonds, 52 4
pm.; Exchequer Bills; 60.1' pm.
Fonctow:-..—Brazilian; '544 ex. div. ; Buenos Ayres
211 51; Chilian, 20 1; • Colombian; 164 ; Danish,
634 4 ' • French. 5 per Cent., 108 4 ; 3. per Cent.
79 ; Greek, 14
.15 ; Mexican, Fire per Cent.; 174
.184;. Six per Cent., 214 4; Peruvian, 114 124; Portu-
guese, 42 4 ; Russian; 95 ; Spanish, 94.4.
. -is. Anglo Mexican, 78 7 diS. ; Brazilian, 23
pm. ;'Bolanos, 20 dis.. par. ; Colombian, 23 2 ; Real
Del Monte, 120 30 per share; United Mexican; 29429 di!.
TIP 0 O'CLOCK.
Consols are 874 4. both for money and account, and
87-i 88 for May ; the Commissioners gave 874. Ex-
chequer Bills area little flatter, 59 61 pm. ; India Bonds,
51 53.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols, 87
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES,
Consols 871.4 :Danish: 64a
4
Do. for Ac., 87i :a Greek, 1825 14;4-
4
Brazilian Bands 541 Mexican, 1825
Bueiz.os Ayres Peru viari
Chili= Do. 'Russian .951
Columbian, 1824 163 Spanish 9-a

The Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Duchess
of KENT, and the DUcheas of GLOUCESTER, visited the
Princess _Anotstrra. yesterday, at her residence, in the icing's
Palace, "St. Jamas. :.,. .
• Prince LIEiTEN, the Russian Ambassador,
had a long conference with the Earl of ABERDIEJf. yeSter-
day, attbeoffice of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.,
The Bishop of OXFORD visited Mr. Secretary
PEEL yesterday.
The Earl of 11.031NEY presided at .the annual
meeting of the Thatched-house Society; fur the relief of
small debtors, in Craven-street, on Wednesday. TO this
Society his late MAJESTY gave a donation of 2,0001; in.
the 30th year of his reign, to enable the unfortunate debtor
to partake of the Festival of the Jubilee. .-
LORD PLUNKETT—MR. SADLER.—A ri-
diculous story was trumped up in the Brunswick Papers,
that Lord PLI;NEETT had declared the speech of Mr.
SAPS-ER the best which bad been made in Parliament for
faire-andr.twenty Yeats. We have cztatharkristate, nu
such abSurdity escaped the lips of the Nel4lLord--nu
such folly entered his head.—Dublin Morning 2?egistei%
MR. O'CONNELL.—Yesterday the Hon. and
Learned Gentleman posed through Newry, on his way to
Downpatrick. The populace attempted to take the horses
front his carriage, and draw him to the Right Rev. Dr.
, Kart.tv's, where he stopped for a short thine, and then
1 yrocrtdvd on to Downpatrick....-Dmblin Evening Post.

.. • kiko ;..
' I
rn ---1, - r'-'.7- --7--/'...-47 g- -
--,..
, ..-7 ts
~4t5.41. ~,,, ~,
....1.
~.,-..„... pi
, *1.411. The
i-
- ' - ' _ --_ _ __ ______ ___ __ cent