The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-08 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols, which left off on Saturday at 92i1 for the
Account, did not open so good this morning. The first
price was 9211 ; soon after they went down to 92 at
present they are 92k, and 92 for Money, sellers. This
heaviness of the Market is attributed to the French Rentes
coming lower, and the Chambers of Deputies going to
address the Crown in a hostile manner. It is also stated
that there is a great majority against Ministers in the
Chambers ; and the present situation of France causes
some fears among our speculators, lest some commotions
take place in the French capital.
The Vera Crus Papers, to the 13th of January, con-
tain a very long Proclamation issued at Mexico, signed by
Bustamente, addressed to the people. It appears that at
present Bustamente is at the head of affairs.
In the Foreign Market 1:
as yet.

ittle business is going forward

EN GIL'S

Bank Stock,
India Stock, --
S
per Cent. Cons. 91i 92
Do. for Account, 92
Ditto Reduced,
FORKIG

) UNDS.
Sk per Csnt.
Now 4 per Cent, 1021
4 per Cont. 1826
India Bonds, 76 77
Exchequer Bills, 76 77
FUNDS.
•
Greek, 49i
Mexican, 27i
Peruvian, 19i
Portuguese, 59 60
Prussian, --
Russian, 1091
Spanish, 14i
TWO O'CLOCK.

Brazilian, 69/ '7O
Buono* ♦yrss, 29 11
Chißan,
Colombian, ti! 21
Danish, 744
French, 5 per Coat. 1081
Ditto, 2 par Cont. 81i 21

We have been favoured with the following commercia
letter from Mexico, of the Bth of January, by one of the
first houses in the City, which describes the state of affairs

here :

The Lady Pelham packet sailed from Vera Cruz for
England, on the 20th of November, with about 5,000
dollars. The Goldfinch packet arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 26th ult. with letters to the 26th of October, and this
will reach you by her return. The Sapphire received on
board at St. Blas, on the 19th of December, money for
England. On the 23d of December, after the declaration
of the plan of Jalapa, by the Army of Reserve, a new
Executive Government was established here in a very few
hours, and with the loss of very few lives; and the new
power has continued to act without the least interruption.
Public tranquillity, and the safety of persons and property,
have been perfectly preserved, the new Ministers are ap-
pointed, and public credit very likely to improve.
The President General Guerrero, who left this city
without troops, has not returned ; his election, &c. to
be decided upon by the Chambers. General Santa
Anna has submitted and acknowledged. The pre-
sent Government, the Chambers, and Senators, have
approved of the plans, but the Chambers of Depu-
ties have yet to decide on it. Much confidence exists that
the present order of public affairs will be approved of
throughout the Republic. The Courier sailed for Eng-
land with about 500,000 dollars, and about 200 boxes of
cochineal. The law prohibiting white and other goods
was suspended for the present on the Ist inst. Conductors
wait until affairs may be quite settled. A good supply of
British manufactures has arrived, and sales are very slow.
Exchange on England, 43id. The mines of the Bolonas,
United Mexican, and Anglo-Mexican Companies, continue
with the same success and favourable prospects.
Extract of a letter from Trieste, dated Feb. 23 :
" The lonian Islands are in the worst possible state; Venice
is moving apparently with circumspection and prudence ;
and Trieste has now a very small stock of produce. The
return of mild weather has opened the road. The credit
continues far more restricted than 12 months ago.

Consols have been fluctuating during the morning from
92i to 921 for the Account, and at present may be
quoted at 92i, and for Money 91 j.
The Vera Cruz Papers received this morning, to the
13th January, state that the country was tranquil at pre-
sent, but General Guerrero was still at a distance at the
head of some troops. The States of Yucatan and Tabasio
require the attention of the Government; they were op-
pressed by the military power, without laws or security.
Several places have acknowledged the new system. A
respectable man of the name of Quesada has been assassi-
nated at Mexico, owing to his political opinion.
In the Foreign Market Greek has been done at 50 ;
Brasil and Mexican Stocks have also improved.

THREE CL 0 CI
Consols for Account, 92i.

NOVA SCOTIA.—Capt. MOORSOM'S " Let-
ters from Nova Scotia" just published, present a minute
picture of a very interesting colony, rising fast into in-
creased importance. The view which this work suggests
for the consideration of emigrants, and the resources which
it offers for their adoption, are of no slight moment during
the present posture of affairs in the mother-country ; and
this new production, as a text book for settlers, will doubt-
less be found equally valuable with " CUNNINGHAM'S New
South Wales" and " MACTACGARTIS Canada."

At the Durham Spring Assizes, held at Dur-
ham on the 26th February, JOHN BARNETT, clerk to the
Collector of Customs for the port of Newcastle, was
brought up to the bar on a charge of forgery, and after a
lengthened trial, which created considerable interest through-
out the neighbourhood, was found " Not Guilty."
PETERSBURGH, FEB. 17.—0 n the 17th of
December a fire broke out at Etteroum, in the house of
the Seraskier, but the greater part of the building was
saved by the exertions of the Russian garrison. But for
this aid the whole city might have been destroyed, as the
houses are chiefly of wood, and there are no fire engines at
Erseroum.

WARSAW, FEB. 23.—A decree of the
Emperor of RUSSIA, our Sovereign, of the 2d instant,
authorises the Bank of Poland, in this city, to issue Bank
notes of the value of five, ten, fifty, one hundred, and a
thousand florins, which will be received in payment at the
public offices.—Pruoian State Gazette, Feb, 28.