The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-19 00:00:00

TIIII FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CL 0 CK.
Montreal Papers to the lBth June, and Quebec to the
16th June, have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house. From the Montreal Papers we
learn that the Legislature of that province has been pro.
rogued to the 10th of August next. His Excellency Sir
Peregrine Maitland, Lady, and family, have returned to
Halifax iu the Ilussar frigate.

(From the Quebec Official Gazelle.)

After a stagnation almost unprecedented, during the
month of May, the contrast now presented to us and in
the business of the city, is diming in every point of view,
and as immense number of vessels are now in the harbour.
From all the information we can obtain, the amount of
emigration this year to the Canada, maybe rated at thirty
thousand.

Neilion's Gazette of Thursday mentions s report pre•
valent at Quebec, that his Excellency Sir James Kemp
lied obtained leave of absence.

(From the Quebec Papers of June 16.)
Extensive shipments of wheat and flour fur the Engll+ll
markets have been made since the opening of th. narigs-
tion ; the flour hat been shipped at about 30e. par barrel,
and wheat at 61. to 7s. per bushel.
Nsw YORK, JUNZ 23.—13 y the brig A thenia several
officers of Bolivar hare, we understand, arrived passengers
in this vessel.

Captain Silver, of the Leander, arrived at Salem, states
that it was reported at Matanzas that the British Govern-
ment schooner Shipjack had been sunk, in an engagement
with a Guinea slaver.
Liveavoor., Jinx 17.—The import, this week, of
Cotton is 13,227 bags, and the sales are very extensive,
reaching 34,390 bags, including 4,000 American, and
1,500 Brazil, taken on speculation, at a further advance
of id. to id. per lb. In Sugar a good business has been
done this week, 1,300 hhds. having been sold. No sales
have taken place in foreign.
We have received the estafette of Algiers, which gives
the following interesting account of the interview which
took place between General Bourmont and the Dry of
Algivrs •

Bourmont was the first person that entered the Pa •
lace of the bey, and was received by his Highness with
great composure. "I am coma to ask you for an apart-
ment," said the Commander-in-Chief. To which the Dey
replied, " General, any Palace, as well is the city,
are, yours, since you have been the victor. You
may dispose of them as you please, but I re=
goat of you a couple of hours to remove the fur.
niture, which is my property. " Take all the time you
please, and all the effects you may require." 44 Two hours
will suffice," answered the Dey. Accordingly in that short
time the whole of the Dey's furniture was conveyed to a
private house, and N. Bourmont, with the whole of his
staff, was settled in the palace. " Shall I be safe in the
town?' asked the Dey. "Yes, but you would do better to
retire to France orEngland." The Dey paced the apartment,
but mule no reply. After a moment's silence, Hussein
uttered a few words :—" I governed without fear, and I
abdicate in the same manner." He then, after trAing off
his Royal garments, retired into a private dwelling, and
he is now to be seen walking about the town and mingling
with the crowd.

Toutow.—The French camp is filled with Arabs offer-
ing their provisions for sale. The engineers are busy in
repairing the fortifications of the Castle of the Emperor,
and the damages done to the batteries on the sea coast will
also soon be repaired. Eighteen thousand cannon-balls
were fired on the Bd, from the fleet and batteries.

TUX fUNDII.
The estefette from Paris this morning brings the French
Three per Cents. '79f. 16c. We do not hear of any poli-
tical news of consequence.
Consols, which left off on Seturday at 93i sellers, for
the Account, opened with a purchase of 50,0001. at 94
for the Account, since which they have declined to 93i
04 • for the next time 94 to
in the Foreign Market little doing as yet. Colombian
Stock rather lower.