The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-11 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY).

CITY, T WEL YE o' CZ 0 CK.
Quebec Papers have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house to the 15th July.
Sr. JollN's, NEw BRUNSWICK, JUNE
jesty's ship Champion arrived on Sunday in four days
from Halifax. We hear that her commander has instruc-
tions to accompany his Excellency the Governor to the
French shore of St. Peter's, whither his Excellency in-
tends to proceed In the course of a fortnight, fur the pur-
pose of obtaining correct information with respect to the
relative rights of the English and French fisheries.
EsttakAnors.—The number of emigrants arrived in
the port of Quebec on the 12th of July, 1829, was
6,500. The number arrived during the season, up to the
present day, is 16,840, an excess of upwards of 10,000
saute.
LIVKITOOL, Auc. 0.--The demand for British Plan-
tation Sugar continues good, the sales of the week amount.
ing to 1,000 hhils., at some little decline on the prices of
the better description. The demand for Coffee continues
extensive; and the demand for Cotton this week has been
rather moderate, the sales amounting only to 14,500 hags,
the last prices have been fully supported. We continue to
have many arrivals of vessels with Pine Timber, and as
they are now being discharged the quays are much crowded
with timber, most of the cargoes landing have been dis-
posed of to the trade.
The French have now a King of their own choice,
under the title of Philip the First. Order and tranquil-
lity have again been restored.
Tilt FUND%
Console, which left off yesterday at 91i 4 for the
account, opened this morning at 91i if! and at present
they are 91i. This improvement is owing to the tranquil
state of affairs in Paris.
In the foreign market mos
what improved.
EN OLISEI
Bank Stock, 2174 21814
India Stock, Zitihi %MN.
S per Cent. Cons. 911 k%
Do. for Accot.nt, 91
Ditto Reduced, 92%

of the securities are some-

FUNDS

3t per Cent. 100% %
3% per Cent. new, wes
4 per Cent, lit..';, 1 10.5%
India Bends, 87
Exchequer Bills, 82 S 3
FUNDS.
Greek, 37 8
Mexican, 39 %
Peruvian, 01% H 4
Portuguese, 42
Prussian,
Russian, I® 10
Spanish, 21% 34
IL4L PA S T ONE.
Doirsa, AUGUST 10.—Some expresses have arrived
Yam the foreign office, and the newspapers. There were
a large importation of British people these two days past;
18 carriage's and families in one day. The people say
that every thing is getting very quiet at Paris, ansl that
placards are put up in all the towns and cities to inform
the British people they will be protected from insults.
There were two expresses left this morning for Paris.
The private letters by the express this morning bring
the French Funds very high. They are as follows:—,.'Three
per Cents. 78f. 70c. for Money ; for time 791 10e. ; Five
Per Cents. 1041. 25c,

lonzio

Brazilian, 7334
Buenas Ayres, N
Chillan :47 8
V?lembtan 21.)%

Danish, 7.1%
French S per Cent. 101% 334
Ditto 3 per Cent. 77 8

Frem Rochell, of the sth August, they write, that it
wee reported there that Charles X. was going towards La
Vendee, in consequence of which they immediately put the
town in a state of defence, and they were well prepared to
receive him.
in consequence of the French Funds coming higher, the
S per Cents. for money 78f. 70c., for time 79f. 10c., the
Consul Market has improved to 9lfr for the Account, and
at present they are 9lf 11. All is going on well in France.
Government have received several expresses thia day from
Paris, no doubt with the official information of the new
King being installed. In the Foreign Market every St ,ek
is better. In Shares nothing doing. South Aletropolitan
Gas ti premium.
it is reported that all the Foreign Ambassadors at Paris
have paid their respects to the new King, but in a private
capacity.
Consols, 91 THRE.E 0' CZ 0 CA%

it is an undoubted fact that the infatuated
CHARLES, on the very day of hie flight to St. Cloud, be-
took himself to his favourite amusement of shooting; and
that, on the very satne evening, he ices playing at cards,
while the sound of the cannonade in Yuri, could be dis-
tinctly heard in the room where he was-sitting. , This
cannot fail to remind one of Nero fiddling and Rome on
fire I.—Morning acrald.
EMIGRATION.—TIie slumber of emigrants,
or 4, steerage passengers," from Europe, arrived at this
port since the let of April, is nearly eight thousand.—
New York Advertiser of June 2S.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Tills MORNING.--.
The utmost alarm was occasioned this morning in the
• vicinity of Bartholornew•lane, in consequence of the
breaking out of a fire in the premises of :Messrs. Masw
siNnita and 110110/ITON,Ieoil.inerchants. The fire
broke nut about four o'clock, and the wind being high,
great fears were entertained for the safety of all the sur-
rounding Near Messrs. I%lnmntrust were situatedhe undng :i
istables belonging to the Bull and Mouth, and when
the fire raged with hub great exertions were made, and
anceesdully, too, to save the many valueable horses hi
them. The arrival of the engines was somewhat pro-
tracted, but many tuns of oil were saved. The oil flowed
about the streets, and floated on the water in the engines,
so the this highly inflammatory liquid was pumped upon
the ilunes. Afterwards water became abundant ; but it
was riot till nine o'clock that the exertions of the firenten
donedamage"iiskdrai'e, and the loss it estimated at :10,0001.
at least, The ?realists of Messrs. AX LA iii),
sgnogyiSt workshops, And BAGSTER a,,d CO.'S panting.
office, present scarely any thing but a heap of ruins and
rubbish, The Whole is said to be insured.

CVO of Dublin, Aug. 7
Moore 974
Shaw
Grattan 402
Galway, Aug. 7.
O'llara
Blake wr
Boyle
City af Curk, Aug. 7.
RN
Callaghan
Baldwin 4Bll

Limerick.
Mr. Spring Rice
Mr. S. Dixon
Drogheda.
Mr. Nmth
Mr. O'Connell hill
`..15
Carrickfergus.
Lord Geo. 11111
C. Addle., FAQ
Lord M. Hill lll
53

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

GOODWOOD RACES, Tutsomr Monti's°.
The great success that has attended the etlbrts to make this
meeting popular does not seem to have had any other etßait than
to incite the Duke of Richmond to fresh exertions; every year
there is something In the shape of lamrovement, and his tirace
declares that tie shall not relax till Vaxidwood is, at least, equal to
any meeting attic same description in the kingdom. That it is
already arrived at that distinction no one can he disposed to tii4..
Putt : its course is admirable ; the stakes Important and rich ;
the Stand elegant and commodious; anti the scenery unrivalled ;
while, the Club itself is composed of nearly the same members
that constitute the Jock undergone Newmarket. Since the laid
meeting tlie Course has a decided improvement, the
old Stand having been taken down, and a new one, upon a initch
larger scale, erected lower down, lining now opposite the winning
rooms.
chair. iteaules the Saloon, it illellatea leftesliment and retirilig
The jockeys' weighing room is at the base. The !HMI].
snit comprises solidity, elegance, and comfort ; the length of the
Course is about two miles and A halt round, and is equal to any
in the kingdom. The objections formerly existing are how eti.
tirely removed. In the course of the three days there will be
three great betting ractis—.viz., the Goodwood Stakes, the Draw.
ing,room Stakes, and the Gold ('up. The latter is of the most
splendid workmanship and materials; it is a uses, plaeeti Oil an
ACallthllS stock • on the body of it are two beautiful medallions,
the one represetAing Castor and Pollux, as the patrons of the
game ; the other, the contention between Minerva and Net Anne
Air the endowment of Athens, to which we owe 11w creation of
the horse. l'he late King won the Gehl Cup (which happemm
to he a silver one) last year with Muth: Lis, turd thls excellent
old mare must /1 ave a good chance fir the one above described;
nearly every other good horse In it having to carry extra weight
the winning.. Wandering Boy, who was purchased ,loth the
North ibr SOO guineas, is bricked ibr it, but, looking at his rim,
ning last year, we cannot admit his pretensions to be very ba-
ptising. 'rile value of the Cup 31) No with .560 sovs, in
specie added. The ttothiwoott stake has 59 sultscribere, of which
have accepttal ; Whisk, Aaron, Bustle, and several cif the
three-year.ohla are very favourably handicap roil. The betting.
melt think that it will rot betiseen the first three. Stakes
will be worth nearly 'nail, For the Drawing-room Stakes, lttl
horses are entered; it these it is not expected that more than
the following will run .:-slaluntittd; Variation (8111 extra),
Cetus, Gondolier, and perhaps Frederica. N'altio of the Stakes,
I,1:10/. There are several Nuttier, and Two.yellir.ald Stako9.
The Duke't list of visitors during the rail inelthitx SO of the
principal Natality, We shall give their mimes tti.nuirrow. It 14
said that his Majesty was invited, and not Laing able to aveeet
the invitation, has graciously signified his Intention of Attending
them next year.
Lit Of horses arrival:—lsis Majesty's Fleur-de.Lis, the
Colonel, Zitigatiee, and Lisbetli ; tileoartatiy, Seraph, Green
Mantle, Alabilioud, Hindoo, Rough Robin, Trailby, Juryman,
A randa, Ilittrush,
Lidy Alasardello, Miss Craven, Wigwam Navatin,
Erylinis &other to 'Grampus, Relbgee, Fa ry, Conte.
eterscy
rCurtui, Whip, Jane? it', Whisk, Aaron, Gondolier, Crti:,ll:iiirit,lwDyno.7etl,lri,,,,
tcNeat, Varga.
ore4nwr,
Syvna, a two-year-old filly, by Emilitis, dam by Scud, and
veral Nate horses.
Ihe betting yesterday evening 'i.e. at the undermentioned 1
prices :

" uold Cup-3 to 1 against Fleur.de-Lls; sto 1 agmart Zit).
wince; ti to 1 agaitut Seraph ; 11 to P against Lady 4ody I 7 to
1 against Wandering Boy; and 8 to I swahnt
Goodwood Stake4..4 to 1 against Whisk; b- to 11 against Aaron
(taken); .to 1 against Bustle (taken); mid 12 to 'against Whip.
I)rawiiiir-ltoom Stakes—The only horses we hearts named were
Cetus and Gondolier, at 4 to 1 eaeh.
'the influx, of rompany beyond all precettent--net a bed or a '
atoll is to be procured at Chichester, or anyof the villages within
six or seven MHO* of the park an *internally brilliant wetting is
confidently anticipated.

The General Mourniog for his late Majesty,
oEolicu iv., will cease this day. The Gantt* an-
nouncing the order lutr evidently been dictated by a rut►w
siderate regard to the injury which the monufacturere may
sustain by the event, The change from black to colour*
at this oetteon of the year will be equatly aceeptible to the

The Ceoeorsilip is becoming more and more
;:,:etrye. t.he mipoiseittemdttoieraniebef ioutioteveJreetuhiet
Kixofs mind. it is saw that several printers have, in
~,,akquenee, transferred their estalilishments to the Prus.
elan States, where the Government is making continual
con ou le the spirit of the age,—Le Tonp,