The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-29 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL YE 0' CL O'CK.
The following is an extract of Bolivar's Address to the
Constituent Assembly at Bogota, which refutes the marl
reports of his aspiring to be crowned King of Colombia :--'
" Legislators,—From this time forward liberty will be
indestructable in America. You see that the savage ns'
ture of this continent is of itself sufficient to repel the mo'
narchical form of Government; deserts are favourable to
independence ; here we have no Grandees, aristocratical of
ecclesiastical; our riches were inconsiderable, and not(
they are reduced in a still greater degree; though the
Church enjoys some influence, she is far from aspiring to
dominion, being satisfied with her own preservation,
Without such support tyrants never remain permanent; and ,
if ambitious men should engage in raising empires for there'
seh'es, the fate of Dessalines, Christophe, and Iturbide Will
warn them of what they have to expect ; no power nude
greater difficulty to maintain itself than that race. Buono'
parte, who vanquished so many armies, could not succeed
in overcoming this rule, which is stronger than empires'
And if the great Napoleon was unable to maintain himself
against the league of republicans and aristocrats, who m 59,
hope to find Monarchs in America, in a soil warmed and
illuminated by the bright flames of liberty, in a soil which
consumes the materials used for erecting these legal plat'
forms. No, Legislators, fear not any pretenders, or asps'
rants to crowns."
Accounts from Hamburg state that the Elbe has been
free from ice since the 14th of March ; 120 ships which
were at Cuxhaven are on the eve of sailing from Eleineur ;
they also state that the ice in the Sound has given way
and separated to a considerable distance.
According to accounts from Madrid, it appears that the
new regulations of the Custom-house in the lower pros
vinces met with great obstacles, particularly on the side
of Vittoria and the Pyrenees, where the Custom-hoagie
officers were obliged to employ force.
THE FUNDS.
The Express from Paris this morning does not bring
any political news of consequence, nor is thereat's' fair
that the capital will be the least disturbed, .. •
Consols opened this morning at 924 .I.for the, Amite,
being the same price they left off at on Saturday, since
which they hive been done at 921, and 921 1 formoner
The Foreign market is at present in a stagnant taster
and the prices much the same as en Saturday.
We have but few arrivals this morning.
ENGLISH. Fa rips.
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Bank Stock, per Cent.
India Stock, New 4 per Cent., 1024 1
3 per Cent. Cons. 924= 4 per Cent. 1926,
Do. for Account, 921 India Bonds, 81 82
Ditto Reduced, Exchequer Bills, 78 80
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Greek, 394 40
Mexican, 304 14
Peruvian, 194 201
Portuguese, 59 1
Prussian,
Russian, 1101
Spanish, 144
TWO O' CZ o ex.
We have no animation in the Funds ; in the early pit°
of the morning the jobbers turned out a few Consols which
9:Ltet
they had purchased on Saturday, for the purpose .;i• crest'
ing some business. Consols have been dent 'daring' the
morning
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r 9 8
2t 92 ,
with a, rinl laarket-
The Foreign Market is as dull as that of the British;
Greek has improved per cent.
We have a late arrival from Jamaica bye merchantship, the Jamaica Packet, sailed 9th February the
a 144
papers have not yet been received.
The accounts from the country are favourable, a:nurnbee
of persons are obtaining employment.
HRE.E 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 921 4.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES. ,
Consols 924 Danish 75i
Do. for Ac, 92f Greek, 1825 39} •
Brazilian Bonds 7 1 4 Mexican, 1825 314
Buenos Ayres Peruvian 20t. - •
Chilian Do. Russian-110f- ~60,
Columbian, 1821, 21 Spanish' 144

Brazilian, 71 f - -----.
Buenos Ayres, 82 34
Chilian,
Colombian, 201 211
Danish, 7.5 f i
French, 5 per Cent. 106 7
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 83f 4i

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