The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-17 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Philadelphia Papers have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house to the 17th of April; also Quebec to
the 4th, and Montreal to the Bth of April, as well as New
York Papers to the 18th of April, by the London line of packet
ship Brighton.

(From the Philadelphia Papers.)
We learn from the New Orleans Bee, that a Bill passed the
Chamber of Deputies of Mexico by a vote of forty-one to seven,
requiring all foreigners to sell goods by wholesale only ; and those
who have retail stores, are allowed ninety days to sell out or
shut up the same ; none but native Mexicans are permitted to be
brokers for the sale ofgoods ; foreigners, who are manufacturers,
are permitted to retail only such articles as are manufactured by
themselves, but are restricted to the employment of Mexican
workmen. The Bee states, the Senate have not yet passed the
Bill; but should it become a law, suggests the propriety of the
United States and British Governments, instructing their Mini-
sters to ask for its repeal.
Accounts from Lima state that the revolutionary movementO
In Peru had wholly ceased. The country has become reconciled
to the new order of affairs. Tranquillity has been restored' at
Lima, but the condition of Chili is represented much less favour-
able.

Accounts from Canton state that the new Hoppo, or Commis-
sioner for the Revenue Board to superintend the commerce of
Canton, has sent part of his retinue with information that he
will take charge of the Seals on the 21d December. On the 4th
December the Governor went to the Hoppo's office, and burnt
incense before the idols, imploring prosperity to his successor.
The Emperor has granted permission to any man of substantial
property to become Hong Merchant.
Luting the months of December great excesses were com-
mitted at Santiago, by the mob, and parties Of armed soldiers,
principally directed against foreigners. The house of the French
Consul. General was forcibly entered into, and stripped of all its
valuables, and himself slightly wounded, narrowly escaping, with
his wife and children, over a garden wall. He left Santiago, and
has arrived at Valparaiso.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 15.—The import of Cotton this week IS
7,210 bags, and the sales reached 15,740 bags, at last week'!
prices. In Sugar, 1,100 Mids. have been disposed of this week, at
steady prices.

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Accounts from Marseilles state, that the English are going to
send only four sail of the line and two frigates before Algiers,
owing to the Dey having refused the English Consul to depart.
Accounts from Alexandria, of the flth of April, do not con-
firm that the Viceroy of Egypt will take any active part against
Algiers.
Letters from Port-au-Prince state, that Baron Picon, French
Commissioner for the exchange of the ratification of the Treaty
of Commerce with Hayti, had arrived on the 18th of March.
Accounts from Martinique state that great alarm prevaile d
there, owing to the desertion of the slaves to St. Lucia.
Accounts from Leghorn state that the Dey of Algiers becomes
greatly alarmed, and the Bedouins, who were to march to the,
coast, have refused until he pays them previously. It appears
that in general great discontent prevails throughout the country.
The Dey, who does not put any confidence in the Bedouins, has
caused the cannon of the Fort Emperor to be withdrawn, to re-
inforce the batteries on the land side.

TITS FUNDS.
The difference of opinion, and the number of reports with
which we are inundated in the City in regard to his Majesty's
illness, are at present thwarted by the Bulletins, so that we con-
tinue still in the greatest uncertainty in regard to the true state
of his Majesty's disorder; this has alto the effect of keeping the
Funds steady at present, which opened at the same price they
lett off at on Saturday, 92% % for the account; at present they
are 92% 93, for money the same, and for next account 2.3% %.
In the Foreign market little or nothing doing at present.
TWO O'CLOCK.
A Virginia paper received this morning states, that We learn
from Captain Curtis, who arrived at Norfolk from Angostura,
that the treaty recently concluded between the Boliverian party
and the adherents of Paez had been received there previous to
his departure, and ratified by the people in favour of the latter.
Everything was then tranquil in that section of the republic."
Consols have remained steady during the morning at 92% to
93 for the Account, with the exception of at one period, when
they were done at 93 to lA. For next time they may be quoted
at 9314
In the Foreign market, Greek Stock has fallen 1% per cent.
The estafette received brings the French Three per Cents,
82 05. Spanish 154,
Accounts from Algiers state, that the Dey is fully prepared to
receive the French expedition. He offers 10 dollars for every
Frenchman's head, and 100 dollars for every cannon taken from
them. _ _

1 HREB 0' CL 0 CX.

Consols' 92/ 93.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 93i Danish 75
Do. for Ac 93i Greek, 1825 451
Brazilian Bonds 744 Mexican, 1825 391
Buenos Ayres Peruvian 251
Chilian Do. 3O Russian 111
Columbian, 1824, 261 Spanish 191