The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-30 00:00:00

WINTER ASSIZES.

HOME CIRCUIT.
(Before Mr. Baron GARROW and Mr. Baron BoLL.0(0.) •
Hertfordshire—Monday, Dec. 7, at Hertford.
Essex—Wednesday, Dec. 9, at Chelmsford.
Kent—Monday, Dec. 14, at Maidstone.
Sussex—Saturday, Dec. 19, at Lewes.
Surrey—Monday, Dec. 25, at Kingston-upon-Thames.

WINDSOR, Nov. 29.

This forenoon the KING, attended by the LORD STEW'
ARD and the members of his household in waiting, beard
Divine Service at the new Chapel Royal. The Rev. J%lr.
SEYMOUR officiated, and Mr. Hoax presided, as usual, at
the organ.
Ilis MAJEsTv has, owing to the unfavourable state of
the weather during the last week, been prevented ft°
taking his daily exercise, and, consequently, confined t°
his apartments at the Royal Lodge, where his MAJEsr,',
as usual, devotes a great portion of his time to public s'l
and foreign despatches.
vr-
et
On Tuesday last the Marquis of lICADFORT arri
the Royal Lodge, and returned to his MAJESTY the Ordeir
of St. Patrick, with which the late Marquis was horiOrt:
The rumours in daily circulation relative to the in.'"
alterations, &c., carried on at the Castle, are net mud)
be relied on. It is now said that the Kixo's apartrnen_its
arc not ready for his reception, and that it is not exPecw"
that he will take up his residence at the Castle before the
middle of the ensuing month.

- -
The Neapolitan Minister transacted business
on Saturday at the office of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
Venice Preserved is preparing for represen-
tation at Covent-garden in perfect costume, both as it re-
lates to entirely new and appropriate scenery and dream
likewise. The Messrs. GaiLvE have painted somede'
lightful and vivid scenes, from accurate drawings taken
edo°
the spot; and Miss Asmorr and Mr. HEAD have prep pod
the dresses. CHARLES KEMBLE, with his 001
taste and delicacy of feeling, under existing cieatnsttc-el.
will act the character of Pierre. WARD performs far e'7 '
and Miss FANNY KLMBLE, of course, personates the iate-
resting Belvidera.
The new canal and rail-way, communicating
between the Cann Slates and the New Quay in Catwater,
NUiveagregoonpse,ncedonotnainthineg2lOarthgeirlisuta.nbtyititelsieopflpssaavge inofsbtoont and
and
slates from the quarries. All the artificers with their va-
rious implements, and attended with music, flags, tce. ac;
conipanied the waggons. A great increase to the trade 0f
the port is expected from these improvements; the CO°
Slates being known to be of so superior a quality, and be-
coming in general use in London and other cities of the
empire.
EXTINCTION OF THE IRISH BOARD 01
CUSTOMS.—Wa announced some time since that the WO'
Board of Customs would cease to exist after the sth Jau.
We find by the last Cork Chronicle, that an order hue
been issued from the Custom-house of that City, apprisivg
the merchants and traders that after that day the functioos
of the Dublin Board are to cease, and that all application'
relating to the revenue of customs are to be addressed t°
the General Board of Customs in London. The Irish
Excise Board, as we before stated, will be no longer 10
existence after the sth of January.—Dublin Morning
Register.
Frturr.—The present, we believe, has bee"
a year of almost unexampled plenty in the article of I.o'
and it has accordingly become of comparatively little 04
lue as regards prices. A commercial gentleman infornr
us that in Devonshire, where immense quantities of eiue:
are annually made, any person may at present °boar, '
barrel of this drink by sending two empty cask'. °l':
is returned to the party filled with an excellent hoversge.'o,-;
highly prized by the Cockneys on their rural eacur'iihe
into the suburbs, and the other cask is retained I°s,,e
full value thereof. In the south of Scotland apple' 7„:d
also been amazingly abundant, and are served up s' ,7„-e
to the pigs. So dainty has grumphy become by his
on this delicate diet, that he occasionally turns upupst
nose at the mess with all the Lentenr of a pal-OP';
gourmand, and it is found necessary to mix the ApPi,!.-
with potatoes to cheat his swineship, or to serve as a
to the meal. In the North, we have been less indulge'
with fruit, but still it :a unusually plentiful, and 100"
served several carts of apples in our market yesterday
morning. In some gardens northward of the Ne°';
which are rarely visited by the sunny blooms that
in the vales of Devonshire, and where formerly 11PP'e"
seemed only to be " trying to grow" (as MaccuLLocrissY9
of corn in certain of our districts) very fair crops bale,
been obtained, manure rain and blast. Nuts have bee"
decided failure, and we regret this the mere because Inr'
poor persons used to turn an honest penny by denuding
the countless thousands of hazle bushes that clusw
round our hills and lakes.—lnverness Courier.
THE SEASON.—The weather continuesnl°°
propitious to agricultural work, and the country presel'!g
an appearance of general employment; the potato croP
for the greater part well got in and in good order;
large breadth of ground already begins to shew wheat
its surface, and the plough is busily engaged in prepss.%
tion for further sowing. The wheat stubbles are 1.") e
turning up for barley, and, in some parts of the Liberties,
oats have been sown fur early crops. Until the pr,
ceding three or four days an almost unusual mildness 11
veiled. In the gardens, vegetation, as if in Springs
in many instances, within the liberties, commenced
fruit trees had shewn buds, and strawberries blossotneua
Since Sunday a keen wind from the N.E. has set ins
.w
ne
at present there is every likelihood that a fall of suo
ter
not distant, which will announce that the reign of win
bath began.— Cork Constitution. fiono
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.--The opera.
in cotton have not been so extensive during the presetti_ve
they were during the preceding week. Still the sales
131 aoi,
been numerous, amounting to 14,350 bags. Marsi:, 3ber
Bahia, Egyptian, and Surat are to d.i per lb. I ot
than they were last week : other descriptions are with too
variation. The easterly winds, which have prevailed sion
Monday, have prevented arrivals from the westward.
only
Wednesday not a single vessel entered the port; anj
one on the following day. Not a single sail vessel haseroairt
rived to-day; whilst nine steamers have come in troy
Dublin, Belfast, and other ports in Ireland. It is WI. is
of remark, that there are only four American Yeese:tbo
port,—a circumstance which has not occurred sin
cv
year 1815.'

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE .-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DI3EAL, Nov. 29 and 30.—Wind N.W.—Arrived
the oineo, Moberly, from Batavia. Arrived from
London, the Lonach, Citgrove, for India ; Creole,
Galairti, for Pernambuco; and Travis, Cobb, for
Rio Janeiro,
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 28 and 29.—Wind
Arrived the Atalanta, Tate, from Lima.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 27 and 28.—Wind N.E. to
"X.—Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet,
for Lisbon.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.—Arrived the Henry Grat-
tan, Hylton, from St. Andrews; and Rankin, Wis-
hart, from St. J.ohn's,. N. B.
PENANCE Nov. 28. Arrived the Hannibal,
Hubbard, from New York; and Julius Caesar, For-
ster,, from Quebec.
LEITH, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Margaret, Hen-
derson, from Quebec; Harmony, Ferguson; Thor-
ley, Garlatt; and Dedalus, Scott, from St. Peters-
uusgh ; Anne, Dobie, from Riga ; and Mars, Hicks,
from Memel. •
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Minstrel
Whelan; from St. John's, N. B.; Eliza and
Ann, from irotn Quebec.
b. SHIELDS, NOV. 27,—Arrived the Neptune,
(144, from St. Petersburgh • Wellington, Deigli-
tifrom-St.• Petersburgh ; Belt, Cant, from Riga ;
"441tival; Bemoir, from Copenhagen.
27.—Arrived the Ruby;' Murray;
rebigrolie, Wickert ; Don, -Hall, from St. Peters-
igh ; and Oliver, Harrison, from Memel.
CO\, Nov. 28.—Arrived the Grecian, Hag-
get, From Quebec.
11/3041-11'•E, Nov. 27.—Arrived the Uxbridge,
f,uels from Lisbon.
tend, 27.—Arrived the Deito Ficto, Con-
Liston.

Itotaii
TheL M'Lean, bound to Whitehaven, was
NrY wrecked, near Dublin, on Tuesday ; crew
ed.
to The Manchester steam vessel, of and from Dublin
pi"t4') was driven on shore near the Light House
w, Dublin,antere; on Tuesday evening, and filled with
11,..1rew saved.
Ilalbr 'Lira'', of Carlisle, was driven on shore at
The 26th the 26th inst.
ron
"al, Kyle, from St. John's, N. 8., was
'bore the 25th inst., near Belfast.
llod e w C4lM'tics Taylor, from London to Sunder-
!, with 1055.94 Shore in the Humber on Saturday even-
be got off of anchors and cables, but expected
THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY, Twiars o'Ciecr:
jha following has been received at the North
;S"' South American Coffee-house, dated March
1,---There are at this present moment four Ame-
attill ships in this port, which is a circumstance that
!tit. llnt occurred since the year 1815. The impor-
till" of Cotton this week is only 370 bags, but the
tl_ies_reached 14,340 bags, including 2,000 Brazilf
ii,i'illoweds rather on speculation, at an advance o
4,,5. at Pweerek;s7riel3eashias and Maranhams, and at fully
for other descriptions. A policy
cji
isoyesterday
r„ Presented on 'Change to the amount
04 '"vi.) the insurer to receive 101. to pay 1001.
rea the Ist
h —of January, 1831, if Bowed Cotton
The d• per lb.
trill bran
New York and London packet has arrived,
1 whimsl New York Papers to the 30th October,
e have received the important informa-
:en cif the4,,i
iaurrender of the Spaniards at Tampico.
ti nt;erl letters from Vera Crux of the 22d Sept.
tuep9ll a report which it was feared would prove
Itiejs..r„that the State of Guadalaxara had declared
4-- Ivndependent of the Government.
bat New Orleans Paper of the 4th instant states
‘d: before the affair, at the issue of which Bar-
si4l. Surrendered himself with his division, the
1,
e-lea 45 attacked the fortifications at the bar of
1!)1);le(3, and were repulsed three times, the
Rell'aszrds having placed many heavy cannon there.
'llti,,""Panish troops were ordered to encamp at.
'4l,"'tira, about twenty miles from Tampico, until
e were ready to embark for the Havannah. The
:ektelibieerttoefr
osifeltthixe•a_is
7th
to be about 1,500.
•6, from New Orleans states that.
°;.adetoral ?„ aTredas, the Commander of the Fxpedi-
," ,1%,:'", with six of his officers, has just ar-
Atze i--,h"l's port in the schooner Ocean from Vera
),„ :rzeY.vvere taken on board a Spanish schooner
It i„ Pie°.
tit -ZP°sed that on Saturday some of the Bull
''taY 1)-°" t° slip out their stock and turned
41Z031statkIng the advantage of the high price of
ll_ 0 reabse.
Consols, which left off on Sa-
-4Y at
9-4 for Money, and 911 i for the Account,
rionather worse this morning, and opened at 94 for
)oe„.'4lld 933. foe January ; at one period they were
1 ''
9%. n th_
'event ° Foreign Market little business is doing at
Y......-t,',elaept in settling accounts,it being settling
4na Batik is shut, it being a holiday.
t,L,..,
ENGLISH FUNDS.
q' 'tock, 215 16
la st
SI per Cent. 1001
i),,, c "el, 226 8 New 4 per Cent., 1031- i
:, f k". Cons. 95i i 4 per Cent. 1826 105f1,-
;4°l, Account, 9k i India Bonds, 67 69
'‘edueed, 928.3_ 3
Exchequer Bills, 67 69
• ttiii„ , FOREIGN FUNDS.
lit "n' 671 8 Greek, 281 fil
I Ayres 26 ~.
I 44, 25 .):7 ~° Mexican, 21
!I°Nbian' 2- ' Peruvian, 15 10
tiial, ••• ' °I i
,ti , 4146 Portuguese, 50 51
.*eh's Per Prussian,

), 3
Per Cent. 109 4- I Russian, 1091 I
84i I Spanish, 11*
treat doubts.ITALF-PAST TWELVE.
have been expressed by some of
hi)!Miators of the surrender of the Spaniards at
the
°lallbnt their capitulation is now beyond doubt,
te,;,.....inei°l account is in the American papers.
Ititt'l° Stock has improved If per cent. in con-
" of the newir.
Consols.
TWO
0' CL 0 CK.
:soh.
gt,were done in the early part of the morn-
tr:d- Li for the account, since which they have
it, and at present may be quoted 94f
III:hood for money 944.
'ehiforeign Market Mexican Stock has been
teikr-ds °ltraction, owing to the surrender of the
dsotlt Tampico to the Mexican forces.—
L'ltbati „ t4l were entertained on the above
krltul
has
which the official account of the
ii.‘td4tivr-" °lto been received, and all doubts have
1301elicao Stock has improved one per cent.
7e ajnas Mining Shares have got up 301. per
'Prove
arqd 100. United Mexican Shares have
.
en
td tt Pttraordinary conveyance we have re-.
tteboccPuots from'
Vienna to the 23d of
1161.* • All the funds there were on the rise.
he linea.lo3; Bank Shares, 1240, and looking up.
40. -4411 bead-quarters have been removed to
•
Krekt
wa robbery has taken place at the East
tdArreh°llBes, in Cutler-street, Bishbpsgate-
e tt'b°4 of the men, having penetrated the roof
ttlkrwarehouse, from which he got into
hl e °°l•!'it and made choice of the most
koundathlL,cles, such as India shawls, &c.; he
. 0 'l4 in the privy when the men came to
feu da:i.eaiehing him several sums of money
renn- "` his pockets, taken out of the desks,
t,4141,,neY was deposited. The Company's
w. a° Yet be ascertained. The upper part
11% was
Was strewed with silks and

Con
.TJALF-PAST TWO.
llv r(lri As°l Market has given way : Consols,
toette.r9.ll, have within a short period re-
aaleZ. for the Account, owing to some

11%, •
941'1.
'lkh •
141 ---dril-----'!"-' 8 1
)tr, 1. lackadder-house, on the t 1
lath, lit4t4)4,,As Boa.vALL, Esq of Blackadder ; and
iNleztan.`4e same plate, Mrs. BOSWALI, mother of

THREE O'CLOCK

SMITHFIELD MARKET.

In this day's market, which exhibited a good, but not
great, supply throughout, each kind of meat met with an
,exceedingly dull sale—Beef and Pork at a depression, prime
small Veal at an advance, of about 2d. per stone; Mutton
and middling and inferior Veal at barely Friday's prices.
The Beef trade was said to be the dullest witnessed here on
any Monday since the year 1783, shortly after the con-
clusion of the American war—many salesmen standing
behind large droves of Beasts, between nine and ten
o'clock, from five to ten minutes together, without being
asked the price of a single Bullock.