The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-10 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL YE 0' CL O CK.
Quebec Papers to the 31st of March, and Montreal to
the 2d of April, have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house.

The Quebec Papers state that on Saturday evening last
that city was visited by a storm, accompanied by loud
thunder and vivid lightning, unusual at so early a period
of the season. His Excellency closed the Session with the
following speech :

" 1 thank you, in his Majesty's name, for the supplies
which you have granted in aid of the monies already ap-
propriated by law for defraying the expenses of the Civil
Government, and for the administration of justice ; but it
becomes my duty at the same time to express my regret
that the grant is not to the full amount required for the
public service, and for the payment of certain arrears of
salaries, and other charges included by his Majesty's ex-
press demand in the estimate which was submitted to you.
" Gentlemen of the Legislative Council:—

" A new formation of the Militia and of the Magis-
tracy, under the laws to which I have just given his Ma-
jesty's assent, are subjects which will engage my earnest
and immediate attention. The liberality of the appropria-
tions for the advancement of education—for the security
of navigation; for the improvement of the great internal
communications of the Province; and for other objec.s
tending to increase the productive industry of the people,.
has afforded me the highest satisfaction, and you may rely
on my applying to the best of my judgment the monies
which you have been pleased to place at my disposal, to
the various purposes which they are intended to promote."
BERMUDA, FEB. 24.—A Bill providing salaries in lieu
of fees for Custom I )fficers, removing the double duty im-
position, and re-establishing the, supplies of the army sta-
tioned there, receive' the assent of the Governor of Ja-
maica on the 2d inst. Major-General Sir John Keane, Com-
mander of the Forces in Jamaica, had arrived at Bermuda.
LIVERPOOL —The fall of Cotton of id. to d. per lb.
noticed in our last week's account, was the total decline
since his Majesty's illness. The import this week is
10,683 bags; the sales are 19,110 bags. 800 Mids. of
13. P. sugar have been sold at full prices, with 600 bags
damaged 'Mauritius. In Coffee the transactions are 340
casks sold to the grocers at, in some instances, rather lower
rates.

Accounts have been received at Marseilles from Alex-
andria, which. state that the Egyptian squadron had left
that port, but their destination was not known ; also that
'5,000 cavalry were to take their departure.
(From the Aviso of May I.)

The naval army will form three divisions.

TOULON, MAY 4.—To-day the Dauphin passed in re-
view the army assembled here, and went on board the
shipping, which performed several evolutions. The
Dauphin left on the sth at night to proceed to Marseilles.
Accounts from Lisbon state that most of the Governors
of the provinces have been called to Lisbon, and have had
long conferences with the Minister of War. Ft is also
asserted that the troops forming the garrisons of Elvas,
Abrantes, Almeida, and Valencia are going to laz called to
proceed towards the capital, but the cause of this move-
ment is not as yet known. It is said that Don Miguel is
going to try another expedition against Terceira.
MADRID, Arai'. 27.—The correspondence between
this Government and Portugal has become very frequent,
as it appears tluit the Liberals at Terceira give great
uneasiness to Don Miguel ; and we understand that in case
they make an attempt to land in Portugal, our Govern-
ment will assist Don Miguel with eight or ten thou-
sand men.