The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-16 00:00:00

TUB FUNDS.

A Leeward Island mail has arrived, brought by th
Emulous, sailed from St. Thomas's June 13 ; the content
have not as yet transpired.
The estafette from Paris this morning brings the 3 r,
Cents. Rentes 79f. 25c.

Consols opened at the same price they left off on \l4
nesday 94k for the Account, since which they may I
quoted 93f to 94, and for next Account 94k, with litt
doing as yet.

Accounts have been received from China to the title
March,

In the Foreign Market nothing doing, and prices no-
rninal.

EN ( AU
Bank Stock, 21816 1O
India Stock, 244 2.M
8 per Cent. Cons, 02)6
Do. for Accot.nt,
Ditto.neduced, %
FOREICiIs _ _

FUNDS
314 per Cent. 100% 4
3 per Cent. new, 101%16
4 per Cent. 1&.30, MA- pa
India Bonds, 88 P 8
Exchequer Bills, 81 PO.
FUNDS.
Greek, 39 14
Mexican, 117
Peruvian, 2334 4
Portuguese, 604 I
Prussian,
Russian 110% 114
Spanish, 184
TWO 0' CL CK.
Extract of a letter from Lisbon, dated July 6, to one of
the first commercial houses in the City :
" The gentlemen alluded to in our last have succeeded
n contracting a loan with this Government for fifty
nillions of francs, at 5 per cent. interest. The price at
which they have taken it is not known. The following
are all the particulars which are known :—The loan has
been made by Messrs. Goldsruidt and Co. of Parisi
Messrs. Thuret and Co. are also concerned, but only ap-
pear as the agents or bankers of the Government. Thr
capital to be paid in six equal monthly instalments, to
commence next month and end in January next. The
first payment of interest in April next. Two millions of
francs to he paid off annually, in four equal payments ni
half a million each—first payment in January next at par.
Two millions and a half of franca to he retained
by the lenders for the first year's interest—two
millions ditto to be retained also for the first year's
repayment. The loan to be paid off in twenty-five year',
at par. This Government hare pledged the revenue of
the island of Madeira, the revenue of the Oporto Custom-
house, and the duty of one rca per lb. on all meat con-
!tongued in this city, which it is thought will not amount to
half the sum required fur interest and repayment. The
gentlemen left this last week for Paris, but their corre-
spondent here is offering the bonds for sale at 62. No
one has yet been sold, neither do we think they will, a
any price, as it is very generally reported, and believed
that these gentlemen are merely acting as agents for thi:
Government."
By the estafette from Parts, accounts have been re•
crived in the alma capital from Algiers that the Freud
have got possession of about four millions sterling ii
speeic, &c. This will defray most part of the expence of
the expedition to Africa:
The Consul Market has continued the greater part of the
morning at 94 for the Account, at which price they ar
at present, and 94 for next Account.
The arrival from China does not bring so late account
as we previously received, which was of the 12th March
The Foreign Market continues with little or no specu.
lations, and prices are much the same as on Wednesday
In shares nothing doing.
South Metropolitan Chas 21 to premium. •
7 NEER 0' CL 0 CX.

Brazilian, 74 14 ---
Buenos Ayres, 34 6
Chilton, 01: 29
Colombian, 24
Danish, 74 34
French 5 per Cent. 105 6
Ditto 3 per Cent. 7834 034

Consols, 94e.

The intention of her MAJESTY holding Draw-
ing.romne is said to be abandoned for the present, there
being no suit of rooms adapted to the purpose.—Morning
Paper.

The Duke of BEDFORD is said to have of
tainetl, under the new reign, what was denied him anti
the last—the appointment to the vacant Deanery of
ter borough.

GREAT CHAMBERLAIN OF ENGLAND.—
Lord Gwvnva, as has been stated in most of the paper
has resigned the office of Deputy Great Chamberlain; but
the reason for his so doing has not been assigned. The
office is hereditary, and has for same time had twn pos-
sessors in the persons of Lady WiLrouounv Ingmar
and the Marchioness of CROLMONDRUM, as co. heiresses
of PEnzonmE, Duke of Aucaster. This being the ca.e,
these Noble Ladies agreed to hold the office during alterH
nate reigns; and Lady NVar.onurrires turn having end,
on the demise of his late MAJESTY, the office has now if, .1
volved upon the Marchioness of CUOLMONDELEr,
son, the present Marquis, will officiate as her Deputy.
Dr. MAJENDIE, the late Bishop of Bangor,
whose death took place a few days since, was one of
present Abassry's instructors, and sailed, we believe, with
the KIN* on his first voyage to America and the West
Indies.

DIE TWELFTH' OF JULY IN IRELAND,—
Duvw, JULY I3.—The accounts received here from
different parts of the North chow that the customary an-
nual processions took place yesterday, and were nume-
rously attended. In Newry I have been informed, but I
hope incorrectly, that two men were killed in consequence,
of the riots which originated from the processions ; it i..,
,of course, as yet impossible to detail the pvticulara. Iu
Armagh there was also a procession, and some of 16
principal personages concerned in it were taken into cus
Cody by General Titouwrox, who commands themilitaryl
of the district. I have not heard from Enniskillen, hot
it was determined there that the Orangemen should walk
in procession.

The new London-bridge will, it is said, 1,,,
opened by his AlaJusrt In person on St. George's Day.— -
Morning Paper..
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C t 1
from his situation as a Prineipsl Cleik of 80,0"'''
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ae m telny
leirsoutrt i
; anti
wil
we believe that his example
probably be followet.
another ilaronet.--Seotonan•