The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
The following has been received from Liverpool,
dated Jan. 2 :—The import of Cotton Wool into
Liverpool has been 10,000 bags more in 1829 than
in 1828 ; but the stock in Liverpool, at the close of
1829, is 92,250, or about one-third less than at the
close of 1828. There has been a brisk demand this
week, and 15,320 bags have been sold at an advance
of id. The export of Raw Cotton from Great Bii-
tain during the month ending Dec. 26, 1829, was
3,561 bags, and from London, Liverpool, and Hull,
19,624; and Twist, 16,538.
The following was posted at the North and South
American Coffee-house :
FALAIDUTII, JAN. have to inform you that
the Sphynx packet is this instant arrived from Brazil,
having on board 33,000 dollars on merchants' ac-
count. The Princess and young Queen arrived at
Rio Janeiro on the 16th October, and was married
the following day. Great rejoicings took place Pit-
-10 days.

TIIE FUNDS.
Consols, which left off very heavy on Saturday
at 9,5 k for the account, opened in the same state
this morning at 95i, afterwards were done at 95i;
a reaction took place, and they ere up again to
951 since which they have receded to 954 for the
account, at xvWch price they remain at present, but
the market appears much agitated.
In the Foreign Market a good deal has been doing
in Brazil Stock, owing to a report of a loan for that
Government of two millions. The Stork fell to
68k, but afterwards went up again to 70.
The Brazil mail has arrived, brought by the
Spkynx. Sailed from Rio Janeiro 27th Oct., from
Pernambuco 19th September, and from Bahia 25th
September. The foreign letters being delivered
late, we do not as yet hear any thing in regard to
the above Brazilian loan.

Bank Stock, 216 17ENGLISE
India Stock,
S per Cent. Cuns. shut
Do., for Account, 951
Ditto Reduced, 94

FUNDS.
3i per Cent. 1001 i
New 4 per Cent., shut
4 per Cent. 1826 1051
India Bonds, 72 73
Exchequer Bills, 78 79
I FUNDS.
Greek, 30i I
Mexican, 26i 27
Peruvian, 181
Portuguese, 61 62
Prussian,
Russian, 109
Spanish, 101

Brazilian, 714 2 I'OREIG
Buenos Ayres, 27 29
Chilian, 26i 27i
Colombian, 214 5
Danish,
French, b per Cent. 108
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 83i 4

TWO O'CLOCK
The Consol Market has been rather fidgety during
the morning, and Consols at present are 95a, sellers
for the Account, with no speculations of magnitude
going forward.
The private letters from Rio Janeiro bring the
Exchange rather lower, in consequence of large re-
mittances from Rio in bullion, but the Stock ha4got
up there from G7i to 70.
The letters from Paris, by the Express, state that
money was very scarce there.
In the Foreign Market, Brazil Stock has been
the chief operation this morning, in which a reaction
has taken place from 681 to 72.
The report of a Loan of two millions for Brazil
is not credited ; and it is stated by report front the
West End of the Town, that there is to be a private
Loan of one million sterling to be contracted in
London, for some pnrpose connected with the Por-
tuguese Loan.
Brazil Imperial Shares have experienced a consi-
derable depression of ten pounds per share, owing
to the above mine having fallen off in its produc-
tion of gold.
We have no political information of consequence.
Consols for Account, 9571. 11
EE
O'CLOCK.

NEWGATE AND LEADEN!' ALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
s. d. tos. (1. s. Eltos. d.
Beet
Mutton .... •? 0 310 Pork

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MARKET —Jan. 1.
We had a good supply of Wheat from the farmers to-
day, for which there was a steady demand, with little
change on late prices. The Oat market *remains as for
some weeks back. The late large supply of Barley has
got cleared off the market, and we expect the next arrivals
will meet ready sale at better prices. Sound Rye in de-
mand. Few Beans or Pease offering. Flour steady.
New.
Wheat, Northumberland 51s. 02s -s --e.
Norfolk and Suffolk 58s. ti9s.
Berwick and 5c0tch......... ...... 565. 58s —s.
l)antzig —s.
Rye, Norfolk and Sutlolic 32s 3tis.
. s.
Foreign —s —s. 32s 355.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk-295. 31s
Grinding .:nd Feeding 2ls. 275.
Malt, Norfolk and Suthilk —s. 545. 58s.
Beans, Small
Pease, White
---- Gray
Oats, Nurthumberland, Poratoe , 225. 26s

Feed ltis 19s.
Foreign —s. —s.,
Flour, Fine (per sack) —s —s 43s 445.

Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess of
KENT on Friday, being Ncw Year's Day, at her residence
in the King's Palace at Kensington. His Royal Highness
returned to Claremont in the evening.

M . VESEY FITZGERALD continues seriously
indisposed. The Right Hon. Gentleman is attended by
two physicians. Mr. PEEL frequently pays personal
visits to his colleague, and others of the Ministers send
doily to make inquiries after his health. The answer re-
turned yesterday was, " Mr. FITZGERALD is a little
better."

The Lord Chief Baron of Scotland is re-
covering from his indisposition.
The Russian and French Ambassadors have
lately been in constant communication.

DEATH OF MRS. MITFORD.—It iS Out me-
lancholy task to announce the death of Mrs. MITFORD,
the mother of our amiable and respected Miss Mrrroan.
This excellent lady had been for some years an invalid ;
hut on Sunday last she was seiz-d with apoplexy, and died
on Friday night, in the arms of her husband and daughter,
at their cottage, near Readin7. It is a sad affliction to
this charming (tinily, so united and happy within them-
selves. Miss Mirroßn's deep and filial tenderness was the
theme of constant admiration with all who knew her ;
neither fame nor pleasure ever lured her from the couch of
her suffering parent. The remembrance of the tenderness
she bestowed on her mother (luring her tedious illness will
he a sweet solace to her grief, and enable her to console
her deeply afflicted father.
Wild fowl have been abundant in Chichester
Harbour during the week, many of which have been shot.
Wild scams were never remembered so numerous as at
present. Some curious mergansers, bitterns, and others,
have enriched the cabinets of the curious. A saddle-hack
gull was shot at Appledram, by G. LECGATF, Esq., of West
Hampnett, which measured sft. 4in. from the tips of the
wings, and had a robin-redbreast in its mouth.—Hants
Chronicle.

On Tuesday a wild or whistling swan was shot
cff Shoreham Harbour, measuring 4ft. 10in. long ; in
hreadth, the wings extended, seven feet ; and weighs nearly
18 lbs. The bird differs from the tame swan, not only in
the external appearance, but also in the peculiar arrange-
ment of its trachea, which enters the keel of the breast
bone, and returns, after doubling itself, in a cavity, about
three inches deep. lhefe birds never visit this country
but in severe winters.—Hants Chronicle.

COTTON TRADE.—It gives us great pleasure
to corroborate the accounts which we have from time to
time given of the cotton trade, by the annual statement of
the brokers. The consumption in Scotland has increased
upwards of 100 bales a week, on an average of the present
year. Bags.

Apparent consumption in 1829 83,000
Deduct for what was rendered unfit for spin-
ning at the great fire in Mitchell-street

Net consumption
Ditto last year

Increase this year
The weight of the bags is this year about 15 lb. heavier,
but this, it is estimated, will be counterbalanced by the
greater stork in the hands of the spinners.—Glasyou,
Chronicle.