The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.;

DEAL, MAT 10.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Symmetry,
Riley, from Calcutta; Annandale, Hill, from Ceylon ; Black
River packet, from Jamaica ; and Union, Bjorkstzu, St. Übe's.
FALMOUTH, MAT 8.--Wind E., moderate, with rain.—
Arrived his Majesty's ship Espoir, —, from Lisbon—sailed
30th ult. ; and Ceasar, Rothwell, from Demerara.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 9.—Wind E. to N. E.--Off port the
Windsor, Hemming, from Calcutta—sailed from St. Helena
23d March ; Columbia, from Royal Columbia River ; Fortuna,
Toosberg, from St. Thomas ; and 'Westminster, Moore, from
New York.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 10.—Wind N.—Arrived the Atlas,
from Mauritius—sailed Feb. 4, from the Cape of Good
Hope 3d Feb., and St. Helena 23d Feb. ; and George, Thomp-
son, from Calcutta—sailed 18th June.
POOLE, MAY 9.--Arrived the Nymph, Brown, from Cadiz.
GUERNSEY.—Arrived the Julie, Alwardt, from Rostock.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 9.—Wind E.N. E., light.—Arrived the
Rival, Linfield, from Maranham ; Countess Dunmore, —,
from Demerara ; Consbrook, —, from New Orleans ;
Ocean, —, from Charleston ; and Wm. Ritchie's, Charleston.
WATERFORD, MAY B.—Arrived the Excellent, Reid, from
London; Royal Eagle, Allan, do. ; Sir John Newport, do.
CORK, MAY B.—The Favourite, Silk, from London.
DUNDEE, MAY B.—The Apollo, Walker, from Newcastle,
leaky, bound to Quebec.

HIM!, MA r 9.—The William Gray, ____, from Oporto
Emma, Fisher, Stralsund.

The St. Patrick from Londonderry, bound to St. John's, is
on shore near the latter port.
The Glasgow, Hamilton, from Calcutta to Liverpool, was
burnt at sea, January 19—crew and passengers saved.
The Falcon (whaler), of London, was lost at the Island of
Ascension (near Otaheite)—the Master and five of the crew
murdered by the natives. _

The Ale;cander, from Liverpool, arrived at Antigua, with
damage of rudder, &c., and would be hove down, having run
no Belfast Reef, bound to New Orleans.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DIY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

New York papers have been received this morning four days
later than previous advices, by the London line of packet ship
Westminster, to the 21st April. We extract the following
WALL-STREET, ONE 0' CLOCK. —lt i$ with deep regret that
we have no favourable tidings to communicate ; indeed if the
stock can be considered any test of the money market it is the
most gloomy day we have had for a long period. The hopes
that were entertained at the close of last week have all been
destroyed by the articles recently published in the Globe.
" The sales this morning were very light, and at a reduction
from 11 to 5 per cent, on the last transactions on Monday.
United Bank closed to-day at 113 e ;on Monday the closing
price was 115; Bank of the State of New York closed to-day
at 90, which is 5 per Cent. below Monday's prices ; Ohio,
97i-, on Monday, 1011 ; Mahattan Gas down 21 per Cent.
" There were several heavy failures yesterday. Money can-
not be obtained on any terms, or on any securities. We know of
a house which suspended payment yesterday for 80,000 dollars.
To obtain this amount he had bonds of the first character,
and of which, under any circumstances, there can be no ques-
tion, to the amount of more than three hundred dollars ; and
yet the private deposits in the Bank this day amounted to
seventeen millions."

(From the Price Current, New York, April 19.)
" EXCHANGES.—The closing rates of bills on England for
the packet which sailed on Monday last varied from 10 to 12
per cent. cash ; and on France, 5 francs 15 cents. to 5 17,1-.
There was no variation on the prices of bills on Holland,
Hamburgh, or Bremen. The Bonds drawn by the United
States Bank without interest advanced at the close to 4 per
cent. ; the closing rate of the Morris Canal Bonds in favour
of the Bank of America, bearing 6 per cent. interest, was
6 per cent. prem., cash ; of the last named description there
are now some offering in the market; though on the whole
the amount of business transacted was inconsiderable.
" NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 11.--Confidence does not revive in
the least. The issuing of Bonds, or Post Notes, in this city
has been talked of. Money is as scarce as ever. The prac-
tice is obtaining of suffering to be protested all acceptances
which the acceptor has not funds to meet. The Cotton
Market remains in the same unsettled state as noticed in our last.
" CHARLESTON--We have to record another week of langour
and inactivity."
We have received Montreal papers to the 14th of April.
From the paper of the 13th of April we give the subjoined :
" Well, gentlemen, what think you of Lord John Russell's
Resolutions ? Do they not prove that the main, if not the
only object of his Majesty's Ministers, is to relieve the pecu-
niary embarrassmnnts of the Executive ? Read them care-
fully, and then answer our question iu the affirmative. Whig_
gish all over."
A New Brunswick paper 9th of April has the following
" COLONIAL LEGISLATURE OF NOVA SCOTIA.—ENIBARGO ON
GRAIN AND POTATOES.—A bill was introduced by Mr. Dodd
for the purpose of preventing the exportation of grain and
potatoes, and a very warm debate took place on the subject.
The measure was owing to the failure of the crops. The
bill was passed through the House of Assembly."
Our arrivals this morning are the French and Ostend mails ;
also one from Lisbon by the Espoir—sailed the 30th April (an
old date), we have had of the Ist May. Ship letters from
Canton and Demerara ; Calcutta, 10th December ; New
York, by the Westminster.
( From Cape of Good Hope Papers to the 9th March.)
By accounts from the frontiers, it appears that landed pro-
perty on the frontiers is of more value than it was before the
late irruption of the Caffres.

THE FUNDS.
The accounts received this morning from the United States
still continue of an unfavourable nature ; more failures_
prices of Stocks lower—and no money to be obtained at any
rate. Exchange ranges between 10 and 12 per cent. ; Bank
Shares, 1131 to 114.
Consols may be quoted at 90,-1 to 91 for the Account, with
little doing ; the election is the chief concern in the House.
Exchequer Bills, 31 to 33; India Bonds, 31 ; Bank Stock,
206-; Spanish Active, 231 to 24, with the Coupons ; Por-
tuguese, 47 ; Three per Cents., 29,1; Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 53i.
HALF-P.4MT ONE.
Little or no business is transacting in the Funds to the pre-
sent time. The whole attention in the Stock Exchange is
fixed on the Election, and making bets. We hear that fifty
pounds tofive pounds have been betted in the House in favour of
Sir Francis Burdett.

Consols may be quoted at 91 for the Account ; Money,
901 ; Exchequer Bills improved 32 to 34 premium ; India
Bonds, 31 to 34 prem. ; Bank Stock, 206 ; India Stock, 2592.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active 22i, ex-Coupons ;
Passive 6+ ; Deferred ; Coupons 48 ; Portuguese 47+ ;
Three per Cents. 291,1-; Dutch Two and a Half 53:11 ; Co-
lombian 24H; Mexican 212.

THREE 0' CI, 0 CK,

Consols for the Account, 91.