The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-03 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL O' CL O CK.
Line POOL, JuLY I.—The Cotton market continues very steady,
with plenty of Cotton taring. The sales yesterday were 1,000
bags, to-day 2,000
Extract of a letter from Port-au-Prince, of the ligth April :
The negociatlons lately entered into by Baron Pishaw and the
Clovernment have terminated unfavourably, and he determined
on leaving In the Femme corvette for Brest, which sailed on the
VW. A parse was requested In the corvette for a Ilaytian envoy,
which the Baron refused; In consequence of this Mr. Macary
was despatched by the brig Jame, for liavre, for which place elm
sailed on the filth, Mr. Hendricks, who bad taken his passage in
the latter vessel, gave up his birth to Mr. Macary, and proceeds
via United States, where he will endeavour to form preliminaries
to a commercial treaty between America and this country.
—M. Huerte, from the United States, preeeeds to Europe on some
financial arrangements for the tiovernment. Preparations in
the Eastern part of the Republic are carried on with great
activity, for the purpose of repelling an attack from Spain.
About flvothousand troops have proceeded to the eastward.

/1111 FUNDS,
Consols have opened at the same price they left oft' yesterday
—911;4 buyers fur the Account, with little doing; and, if an
express front Purls does not arrive in the course of the morning,
an Idle day in the Funds 'nay be expected. Console have just
been done at 93% sellers.
We have no arrivals as yet of the least importance, conse-
quently there is a great dearth of Information.
We have nothing to communicate in regard to the Foreig
Market ; prices as per yosterdal
$1,101,1111

FUNDS
IN per Cut. I()0
4 per Cent. shut
4 per Cent. 107, JOS% Ni
India Ponds, Vi $.5
Exchequer Bill., 80 Hl
FUNDIa.
Greek, :mg 7
Mexican, V% BW,
Peruvian, MN
Portuguese, 1104 4I
Prussian,
Russian 110,4
Spanish, isq
TWO O'CLOCK.
Up to the present hour we do not hear of any express fl•mn
Patio, consequently there cannot be any material alteration In
the prices of the French Filmic, or any important information
from the African expedition.
Thu Comm.! Market remains very firm, at al % for the
Account. This is owing to the little owesitten which Ministers
experienced in the Ileuee last night in the passing of the various
video of credit.

Rank ?hock, fild 17
India Ntoekt shut
3 per Cent. Cone. shut
1)o, for Arcot:et, 93%
Ditto Itodueede te2l4

We have neither reporta orpolitlcal news to communicate.
The Foreign hiarket is void of interest ; little or nothing
doing. In Shareatiot a feature worth noticing. Angle-Mexican
11156 SR, ol.moz 190 1100 ; Brazilian 8 II; Imperial 'it 5;
National 2940,14 ; Colombian ii 19 ; Real del Monte Iff, ;
South Metropolitan Gas 7% premium,

HRIIR O'CLOCK.

Cowls, 031 4.

CORONATio N.—lt is in conteMplatiOn
that tho Coronation of WILLIAM the Vourtlr ahouW take
place next October, and although nut on en expensive plan,
still with that dignity and po►up becoming a nation like
Great

Among the new and beneficent acts of the
new Sovereign, it is mentioned that his MAJESTY has
given, from his own puree, a pension of 4001. per.mmum
to Mrs. TtinnEv, the widow of the late Right Lion.
Groxrix TIKII.NEY, fur whom, during his lifetime, his
Royal Highness expressed the greatest regard, without re-
fereneu to political considerations,

It is said that the venerable Earl FIT:MI
LIAM it to be created a Marquis.

It is hinted that a political rebellion against
the Lord and Metter of Shafteehury is likely to occur et
the next election ; end that a neighbouring gentleman, of
independent principles, will try his luck thy.,,. Rake
Chronicle.

POLYONOMOU3 PERNONACIE,....The young
Queen of l'onruoar., Donna MARIA DA, GLOOM, is "
called from an appellation under which the Virgin is wor-
shipped in Brazil, as the patroness of .OMM-4irth. Thu
Noasa Senhora tla Gloria is the Juno LocisA of the
Brazilians; and the late EMMEN*, in grAtitodo for suc-
cessful prayers, devoted her first-born to her. The entire
natne of the young Patticues will remind the reader of the
story of the Spaniard, who, knocking up AD iDtiekaeperf
and desiring admittance tot, himself under the multiplicity
of his own cognomens, wee told he had not room for so
mutnernus a company, Her entire nomenelature is Doxt.ta
Mama DA (ILOKIA, JOANNA, CAAL'Yrut Lam.°Lottra
DA CRUZ, FRANCIKCA, XAVIKR DA PAULA, IiSIDOBA,
MIDDASLA, GABILIELA, ItAPIIAILA, (lONZAGA.....FroffI
a well.digested and entertaining, periodical, called The
Chat of the Week.

HAY MARKETS.—.(At per Load of 30 Trusses.)
Coarse heavy ST. JAMES'S.
Lowland Meadow Hay ...........» £8 0 to £8 10
New Meadow Hay 3 0 4 10
Useful Old Ditto
tine Upland Meadow and Itye-srals Hay 4 10 0 0
Clover Hay :1 I 4 5 11l
Oat Straw .00 oto .00 01 Wheat Straw... :.! 15 3 3
Meadow Hay Ss., Wheat Straw from sv. to os. higher than
hut quoted; no Oat Straw otttring ; prieeii of Clover Hay ate-
tionaay. A limited supply, and a brisk trade.

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Coarse heavy Lowland Me 851adow IIayITIIFIELD. .C 2 10 to L 0
New Meadow flay 2 15 4 0
Useful Old Ditto 3 15 4 0
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grans nay 4 5 5 10
Clover Hay (extra 11ne)....E0 o... Generally
Oat Straw ...... LO oto £0 t) i Wheat Straw 2 15 3 3
Both Meadow and Clover Hay Si,. Wheat Straw Ss. to 135.,
higher tbalant quoted. No Oat Straw offering. A short supply,
and a brisk trade.

Our worthy county representatives, CHARLES
DUNDAS, Esq. and Rouitar PALAU'', Esq. have an-
nounced their intention of again offering themselves to
their constituents,—and no doubt successfully. We hear
nothing of our borough representatives : we hope it i.
not true that both of them will retire.—lterks Chronicle.
The report that Mr. KNIGHT has been
named his MaJavrv's Solicitor-General is ill-founded;
bus it is rumoured that the reward of being named his
Attorney-General awaits a certain Learned Gentleman,
whose merits sea senator are beet appreciated by his efforts
to prevent the adoption of free principles in the silk trade,
and to promote the Loan Citaticst.tou's measure of
Equity Reform. Fighting Attie (as in " Paul Clifford"
lie is called) seeks allies in strange quarters, and having
borrowed a " Scarlet" from " Robin Hood," seems now
likely to secure also a "Little John."—Morn. Chronicle.

The demand for gold has by no means ceased
at the baks of this city, and Mr.O'Coxxxr,es advice seems
to have taken full potece•ionof the mind of the lower order..
Upward') of six thousand five hundred pounds were drawn
from the Savings' Hank on Monday, merely far the pur-
pose of acting upon the great agitator's injunction...—
11/ate/fad Mall.

SliErflELD.—Soon after midnight, on Fri.
day, this town and neighbonrlmed experienced a visitation
of thunder end lightning extremely nwful at sack an
hour, especially with reference to the lightning, which
broke in the most resplendent flashes, almost without in-
termission, from twelve to two o'clock. During this
violent agitation of the elements, the rain fell In torrents,
and in many low situations the yards and bottom floors
were presently Inundated. Early on &turtle), morning
the rivers rose to the usual high water mark, thereby lead-
ing us to expect to hear of devastations in the directions of
their courses. At !Utley, a bridge is displaced, and the
water has torn up the ground, so as to do considerable
damage to property. It is said, so far did the stream in-
vade the houses, that a trout was actually picked up in
one of the rooms! The storm appears to have taken an
extensive range; for the Derwent was ea swollen on
Friday midnight, that the carrier (ro►a nikewell to Shef.
field could not for some time pass over &slow bridge.—
Nottingham Review.

Wednesday, exactly at half-past eleven, the
Vice-Chancellor, heads of Houses, Doctors and Proctor'',
together with all the Members of Convocation, now in
Oxford, assembled at the Convocation House, where, the
werrant of the Privy Council being first read by the Senior
Proctor, the Vice-Chancellor read the Proclamation an-
nouncing the death of his late Menne and the accession
of King WILLIAM IV. Being now joined by the Noble-
men in their dress gowns, the proeeiuion, preceded by the
Virger and the Bede's, e Esquire Betide wearing their
gold chains, moved on in regular order to St. Mary's
ehwreh, anti, having taken their respective stations on a
platform, raised for the purpose in the church-yard, wit-
nessed the ceremony of proclaiming hie Ma-max by the
Mayor of Oxford, and the civil authorities of the: city.....
Having joined in the acclamations of his MaJasTv's sub-
jects on the happy succession of King Wiu.rau to the
Throne of his ancestors, the Members of the University
separated, the organ , playing "Plod save the King,",aml the
University bells ringing a merry peal of congretulition.—
Oxford Journal,