The Sun.
London, England, 1837-03-11 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, 7' WEL V E 0' CL 0 GK.
We extract the following from the Buenos Ayres Papers re'
ceived to Dec. 21 :
" The Journal Universel of Nlontevidio of the 13th init.'
states that letters have been received from the frontier of '11";
cuarembo of the sth inst., announcing that two parties lei°
arc engaged in civil strife in the Brazilian Province of 'it)
Grande, seem to be alarmed about coming to action—or,
plain English, that one is afraid of the other.
" Cuir.t.—ln our last we noticed the news from Chili. t?,11
the 7th the Government of that Republic forwarded a conin3„";
nication to the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, in te,''-ut
that it had been for some time aware of a conspiracy ; at
it had not at first sufficient proof against the conspirators had
such had been the case. The life of one of the Ministers ",,e
been threatened ; it therefore became necessary to arrest t',
assassin. The Government, in consequence, request that e ,
traordinary powers be granted it, till May 31 of the ensuing Ye3Ai
the day in which the Chambers commence their sitting. ,
a sitting of the Chambers of Senators in the city of Santig-of
on the 9th ult, a law was passed investing the Presideotero
the Chilian Republic with the required extraordinary po%g
until the 31st May. The highest price of doubloons tinr,ate
the week 122 dollars ; lowest, 116,1 E. Highest price of '-
of exchange upon England, 7dd. ; lowest, 71d."
We have received New Brunswick papers to the sth al3•
they have the following passages : ; tbe
THE CIVIL LIST.—The debate which took place Oa
Legislative Council of this province on the 22d and 23what
the Civil List Bill, and the able arguments produced on tor
occasion by those disinterested gentlemen who actuallY 500
ported the measure, we think must strike conviction into itrY
mind of Sir A. Campbell, that in opposing the Bill, colitArtive
to the express demand of his Sovereign, he has been the 'eot
of a few designing individuals, who would sacrifice the bop
interests of the provinces. Several rumours are in circoP,ip
as to the course which will be adopted by his Excellet?e)
the present emergency."
We have received a New Orleans Price Current, 0. tho
28th January :
REmmtxs.—" Business transactions since our last have 'lto
nerally been conducted on a limited scale, partly °wiled,
causes already mentioned, and which yet remain unreree
and in part the result of unfavourable weather."
Pier:
" MoNEY MAIIKET.—The offering's at the Banks arc -
than can be discounted, and there is no change, except t 'per,
little more difficulty is met with in obtaining money Or
paper.
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Ireril. '

EXCITANGE.—On London, 94- a 10i per cent. pl
France, sf. 20c. to sf. 971 c." Jo'
Consols were rather buoyant in the course of Yestel.oo.l/
morning, but towards the afternoon they receded a litttelot,
closed at 901, sellers, for Money, and Nil A- for the Aec,°,,
In Exchanges the Market was a shade higher, and
quantity of business done. close`:
Consols opened this morning at the quotations theYook'
at-901 if for the Account—at present 901-; Money,
Exchequer Bills, 29 31 prem. ; India Bonds, 27 30 r
Bank Stock shut ; India Stock shut. dor
In the Foreign Market little doing as yet. Spanish A
which closed at 25k, is improved, owing to theirioc:pop
higher from Paris, aal may be quoted 25:1 to 25L; (-1. 314'
44; Deferred, 11 ; Portuguese, 48/; Three per Lent'.24l,e,
Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents., 53;i; Columbia"' &Oo
The express from Paris does not bring any news ° bat lib
quence from the North of Spain. It is now reported toe l.f
combined attack on the Carlists was to take place °eh cle
inst. If realized, we may expect a telegraphic despat
hour. , S
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HALF-PAST ONE 0' bee'
During the whole of the morning, there has not t,
feature in the British or foreign markets' worth noticiT;colo„ii
Consols at one period were done at 902- for the .'",„ 9';5
since which tl:ey have continued at 901 90i; I\l°ne'2s
901; Exchequer Bills, 31 `,9 prem. ; India Bonds,
prem. ;
.money is more easy for commercial affairs. 1.
Spanish Active improved to 25/ 26 ; Passive, 747,-;el3l.gb
ferred, llk to ; Portuguese, 4818494- • Three fcr
31,!- 32 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 5319' 015
Active at present 251 26. pacigriis6
A private letter, received by the express from the u—. 31.1
morning, states that General Saarsfield had carried t.jor, 01
positions ; and that he will be able to form
General Evans.
THREE a e—LOC".
Consols for the Account, 94 94.

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ARISTOCRACY.—III one country the c--iev.le-°„,.5.
in strength, mutually afraid of oath other, have forine,," .1100%0
pacts and coalitions, and portioning out power, r 307,1, ; 5;
have arrogated to themselves privileges and imni"—,-'selse,lic
erected themselves in separate bodies and distinc" „icier
have tyrannised in common over the people ; the I)
name of aristocracy, the state has been tormenteu
sions of the wealthy and the great.— VolneY•