The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-15 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
A Philadelphia Paper of the 20th May has been received,
from which we copy the following :
" The complexion► of the news which we publish this morn-
ing from Europe we are sorry to say is dark. The pressure
was rapidly approaching a crisis in England; indeed nothing
but an anxious hope of large remittances from this country
seems to sustain the American houses in London and Liver-
pool. We look with great anxiety for further news from
England. . .

We heard yesterday that a person entered a shop to get
a small glass, and proffered a fifty cent. " shin-plaster" in
payment. It could not be changed—the same operation was
repeated at six different houses, and ho now boasts that he has
bad six glasses and his money in hand. This, he said, was
the best currency he ever saw !
" There arrived at New York on Thursday, one ship,
eleven brigs, and two schooners, from various parts in Europe,
laden with grain, principally wheat. Several papers in the
Interior speak very encouragingly of the prospect of the wheat
fields in their vicinity."

Rio Janeiro Papers received to the 12th April, bring the
Exchange 31+ ; Stocks 881 89. These papers do not bring
any political news of consequence.
We have received Jamaica Papers to May 12, from which we
extract the following :
" The Colonial Bank has not brought one solitary dollar
into the country ; and though it has amused us with promises of
furnishing, at all times, an abundant supply of dollars, yet it
has not announced the importation of a single dollar." The Ja-
maica Local Rank had commenced discounting bills and accep.
tances at the rate of 5 per cent. The small pox had nut dis-
appeared at Grenada on the 25th March ; there were 63 cases
in the town of St. George. The small pox also prevailed at
Demerara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Martinico, Dominica,
Nevis, and St. Kitts.

The accounts received from Manchester this morning:state
that the last advice& received from the United States havehad
an injurious effect on the Market on Tuesday ; for although the
best informed parties both there and at Liverpool appear to
think that the suspension of specie payments in the United
States will prove favourable to the English creditors, great
doubts are entertained what effect it will have on American
produce. There is still a moderate demand in the ordinary
shipping numbers of yarn ; but in good, owing to the state
of the King's health, the demand is very limited. The silk
trade continues in a healthy state, and the work people arc
generally employed.
This day being the usual meeting of the Bank Directors,
some excitement prevails to ascertain the result of their deli-
berations in respect to giving assistance to the Louses at
Liverpool.

FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at 91 to 91e for the Account.
The Market h greatly damped owing to the dangerous state of
his Majesty's health. Exchequer Bills, 31 36 prem. ; India
Bonds; 31 36; Bank Stock, 205 206.
In the Forein Market little doing in Spanish Active. The
accounts that Cabrera has passed the Ebro prevent specula-
tions of importance being transacted. Spanish Active, 218
Ex-Coupons ; Passive, 51 ; Deferred, 841 ; Portuguese,
431 a ; Three per Cents., 254 29 ; Dutch Two and a Half
per Cents., 521 53.1 ;Cnloaihian, 21i 22.
The Carlist party in the City state that Don Carlos has
issued a Proclamation, granting a general amnesty, previous
to his marching to Madrid.

HALF. PAST ONE.

We have no further arrivals frolnihe Continent, and the
Spanish Securities continue heavy, the speculators in that
Stock fearing that Cabrera will effect his junction with the
army of Don Carlos.

Consols have continued during the morning at 91 to 91i
for the .Account. Exchequer Biils, 34 36 prem. ; ludia
Bonds, 34 36 ; Batik Stock, 206.
Spanish Active, 214- Ex-Coupons ; Portuguese, 44
Three per Cents. 29; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per -Cents. 53g.

THREE 0' CLOCK.
Consuls for Account, 91 to 91k.

Tire Frankfort papers remark that it is a most extra-
ordinary circumstance to see the Turkish Ambassador amongst
the Foreign Ministers doing honours to the Pope's Nuncio at
his reception by the Emperor on the Bth instant. Such a
thing never happened'befOre, arid a hundred years ago says i..he
journalist, it would haire excited an extraordinary degree of
sensation,