The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-09 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(TIIIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL Ve O'CLOCK
Quebec Papers to the 9th June and Montreal to the
I 1 th have been received at the North and South American
Coffee-house; they do not contain any information of in-
terest.
A Philadelphia Paper received at the above Coffee-house
contains the following :
THE NEGOCIATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
We learn from Washington that the progress of the
negociations between our Minister at London and the
Britith Secretary of State, in relation to the Colonial trade,
has been extremely limited, indeed the extent is that Mr.
Mane had addressed several pressing communications
upon the subject to Lord Aberdeen, and that to all these
communications the British Minister had replied in a very
brief note, courteously acknowledging their receipt, and
expressing thefriendly disposition of the British Government
towards the United States, and promising a more extended
answer to the letters. The latest note of Mr. M'Lar.e
to our Government statet that to another urgent commu-
nication from him to Lord Aberdeen, he had received ono-
thee laconic note,
.reiterating the professions pre-
viously made."
We have also received Cape of Good .lope Papers to
the 20th April, which state that, in consequence of f
geries to a great extent having been cnnintitted on the
colonial paper-currency, the Governor of the Cape issued
his proclamation, on the Ifith April, declaring that all
notes bearing date prior to the 24t1► April, 1828, should
not be received in any payment made to the Government
or its agencies, after the 16th July next. A new emis—
sion of notes is authorised.
Letters from Victoria, of the 28th of June, state that the
Spanish Government continues to reinforce the army sta-
tioned in the Basque provinces: a regiment of infantry, a
regiment of cavalry, with artillery, had just arrived on the
frontiers of Alava.
Letters from Madrid, of the 18th of June, say that
water hat become so scarce in that capital as to he the oh,
jest of contention; on the preceding evening persons had
bees killed and wounded, at the fountain of Ave Maria, in
fighting for a supply. The same letters also mention that
serious discussions had taken place between Ferdinand and
his brother, Don Cellos.
A report prevailed at Paris of a change in the Ministry :
that Prince Polignac was to be appointed to the King's
Household, AL de Montemart to be Minister of Foreign
Affair; M. Martignae, of the Interior; Rigny, Mi-
nister of the Marine; and Mollien, Minister of Finances.
TUN FUNDS.

Owing to the Express from Paris bringing the Three
per Cents. lower, the Consul Market is not so good. Con.
5014, which left off yesterday at 941 for the Account,
opened at 94, and soon after declined to 93i; they are at
present 931-j, and 944 for next time.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing as yet.
We may daily expect to hear of the taking of Fort Em-
peror by the French troops in the vicinity of Algiers.
ENGLISIi ru NUS
Bank Stock, 217% 18% 3% per Cent. 1004 4
India Stock, 240 41 354 per Cent. new, 10076 I
3 per Cent, Cons. inli% 4 per Cent 1826, 103% %
Do. for Accoi.nt, 93 76 India Bonds, 86 87
Ditto Reduced, 927 Exchequer Bills, 81 82
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Greek, sag 9
Mexican,
Petuvian, 4i,4
Portuguese, t 1 02
Prussian,
Russian 1105( 11%
Spanish, 18% %
T 0 0' CL 0 CX.
The Conan] market has continued rather heavy since the
early part of the morning, when they were at 94 for the
Account, and are at present 93H, and for next time 944.
We have no political news or reports.
The Foreign Market is stagnant, and the prices much
the same as'yeaterday ; in Shares also nothing doing; South
Metropolitan Gas 2} f prem.
The following are the prices of the American Stocks
NEW Yoni, JuNe 16.—United States Five per Cents.,
lON% I Three per Cents. ditto, 91 a ; New York Six per
Cents., 1837, 114% • Ditto Five per Cents., 1837, 105%
_9 ; Ditto
Five per Cents., 11447, 11l ; Ohio Six per Cents., 10.1 121;
Ditto Five per Cents., IMO, 111%; United States tihares`ll.l)%.
Exchange on London 106% 107.
Console, 031

Brasllian, 74 34
Buenos Ayres, 33 35
Chinon, 28 29
Colombian, 25
.54
Danish, 74 54
French b per Cent. 105 0
Ditto 3 por Cent. 72 30

2 HERR 0' CZ° ON.

Married, on Monday last, at St. George's
Church, Honnver-square, the Right Hon. the Earl of
OLANWILLIAIf, to Lady ELIZAUXTIt Hlsttnunr, growl
daughter of the late Earl of Resistance. There were
present the Countess of PglttaltOKlN and the two Ladies
Hennear, who acted as bridesmaids, Earl of MALMiIi•
'Way, Earl and Countess of NORMANTON, Lord SOMita.
Tope, aid Lady Mawr AGAR, Lord and Lady Bowmen,
Lord Rontar Seencen, General and Mrs. MEAD'', Mr,
iItItHERT, &c. The Elul of NALIIRSIUTRY gave the
bride away, who was elegantly attired. The Countess of
PIMBROXR gave a (News° at her house in Stanhope-
street. The happy pair shortly after left town fur
Hastings, there to aptold the honey-moon.
It will be in the recollection of our readers,
that a few weeks baelt.Mr. Eusturtu Cot.max, son of the
Deputy Dramatic Licenser, and two other gentlemen,
were charged before Mr. Worm at Queonotquire Palice
otliee, with stealing an aleboose pot, Thu parties were
all intoxicated at the tune, and although it was strongly
urged that it was nothing but a drunken frolic, MN
Wittrn saw fit to consider it as a case of felony, and 're-
fused for some time to admit the parties to bail. The
witnesses were hound over to prosecute, and accordingly
4 bill was preferred agairt,t them at the present ittiddiesex
Sessions, but which the Grand Jury without hesitation
threw out.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,

FROM LLOYD'S.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY B.—Wind W.— Arrived the
Woodridge, Ros., from Sierra Leone. &tiled the Tam
O'Shanter, Lindsoy, for Madras end Bengal.
Deal, Jur.y B.—:.Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hibernia,
Rogers, from jJmeica ; and Centurion, Baker, from
Quebec. Arrived from London the Victoria, Stewatt, for
Quebec; Tasmania, Mennel, for Malta; and Bruckein,
Harvey, for Barhadoel.
PLYMOUTH, Jon' 7.—Wind W.--Arrived the Susan,
Nicholls, from Quebec.
FALMOUTH, JULY 7.—Wind N. W.—Arrived from
London the Barrich, Bree, for Boy Chaleur.
lavntroot, JULY 7.—Arrived the John and Ilary,
Asmitherley, and James Mlnroy, BPPlierson, from Deme-
rara ; Bolivar, Feunich, from Barbsdoes, for London ;
from 'Bristow ; John Hall, Thotopmen,
and Coloisus Meyill, from New Orleans; Montpellier,
Welsh, from New York; Ann, Plsee, from Philadelphia;
Artemis, Sparks, Margaret, and Quebec packet,
Anderson, from Quebec; Four Brothers, Pym, and Lark,
Pym, from Newfoundland; tutbella, —2—, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; awl Thetis, —, Kerr, Grant,
from Riga. Off port, the William front Quebec.
On. HOLYHEAD, JULY 7.—Arrived the Amethyst,
from Boston, Virginia.
C►.YnE, JULY 6.—Arrived the Paragon, Boyd, from
Demerara ; Vittoi ia, Elder, fro .n Newfoundland.
Coax, JULY 6.---Arrived the Effort, Sullivan, from
Berhadoes.

liztrasr, JULY the Sitssa, Syms, from
Palermo.

YARMOUTH, JULY B.—The Cleveland, Pattison, from
Sunderland, in bearing up in the roads this morning,
tarried away the foremast, about six feet below the
top, also the main-top-gallant-mast, &c.
WELLS, JULY 8.--Thu Thomas and Ann, &flush, got
on shore on the West Sand last night, was assisted otf,
and brought into the harbour.