The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-30 00:00:00

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atta Metallic.... ..........

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C)liirobian Bonds, 182. — Spanish Banda:
Ciao Account
Dtrish Bonds ••• •••
Ditto Acciriusit
freak 80nd5.... ........... ......... Freuch, 5 per cent. ... .... 111 t—,
Ditto Bonds, 1825 ....... ...... ---- 4 ccr cent.. ...... ... --1 —c
Ditto Account
Mexican Bongs, 5 per cent.... —' -- Exch,sne 2sf. LO:
flitto Account .................. Dutch, 2,;, per cent
Ditto, 6 per ce^t — Ditto Account
Ditto Account — Ditto, over cent. loli
Neapolitan — Ditto Account ... ........... ...
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

P,id.
Bohnos Mining Company l5l
Ditto :scrip 1 i
Brazilian Imperiai Mining Cl.(lidtied at si. pin ) 29 .....
Ditto St. John del Hey
British Iron Company
.104 10
Rhymnev Iron Mining Company
Great Western Railway Cmnitany..— ..... .. .....
1/3 (don arid B:ackwall RAM ay 5 51,
London and Croydon Railway Company 2)
Ditto New Serin
Maiich,ilQt arid Birmingham Railway 7 $%
Do. Do. Extension
!NI rto Midland liailway Company 25 4ii sg
Itritish North American Bank
PUI, ilcial Bank of Ireland

Per h arc.

C'JULSE CF EXCEI
Amsterchm C.F. 12 6
D•tto, at :fight
Et .ttcrElain •-' U l2 7
A [twerp...
114intoirg. ...... M.I3. 13 13
Altona
Paris, 3 days' sigh 25 00
Mttn......... .......... ..3 Ms 25 50
AESrseilles•
anirdeaux
Frankfort on Maine, k:x. M 154
Prteratngh,ruble......3 Us lO 0
8 :din
Vicuna, etrective 11 " Al lO 15
Tritst,' ,!ilto lO 10
Madrid .!6%,
Cadiz....
11;lhoa .... .. 'l6
Illrcelona lO

L NUE YESTERDAY.
gitiralrar 4S
1 egnorn '32
Genoa 2O 5
Milan 5l
Venice .26
Naples
Palermo per oz. 117
Lisbon ''..l ii
Grit() 53 im
Rio Janeiro 3.38
Bahia
Buenos Ayres -
New York, 21 days' sight
Phil,delphia .................
PRICE OF BULLION, er;rt or,.
Portugal G 01."., coin ..i.'o 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars 3 17 9
New Doubloons
New Dollars

Saville

;Silser. hint. .tandarri n 4 1,
HALF-PA ST OIVE.
Both the British and Foreign Markets Continue without
the least activity, and the only difference in the price of Con-
suls during the morning has been from 94 sellers, to 95i
buyers, at present 951; Exchequer Bills, 70 72 prem. ;
India Bonds, 77 prem. better; B.nik Stock, 2054.
The Foreign Market is also much in the same state as that
of the British, and the prices continue nominal ; Spanish Ac-
tive, 214 with Coupons ; Portuguese, 35i ; Brazilim, lower,
794 ; 111...xican, nothing doing; Colombian, 26k; Dutch Two-
Half, 555.
In the Share Market little doing. and the prices are heavy.
There is a great demand for the Golden Sun in the City.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 954.

LOYALTY.—Thursday night, between eleve❑ and
twelve, during the time that Fleet-street and the Strand were renderet
almost impassable by an immense concourse of persons drawn by curio
sity to view the sp!endid illuminations, on occasion of her Majesty's
Coronation, about forty coalheavers, determined not to be backward
ith their more wealthy neighbours in evicting their loyalty, passed
along the road, each man having his hat " adorned" with strips of
white paper, and two large lighted candles. Their hoarse, certainly
not very musical voices " chaunting" the national anthem. This " aai_
mated" illumination caused considerable merriment among the by-
standers. The gigantic stature of the men, their blackened faces—in-
deed their app,arance altogether, could not have failed to have brought
to the recollection of many " the men of Erebus" of Victor Hugo.
Mr. Thomas Campbell, the poet, was present at the
Coronation. An amusing anecdote is told of his application for his
ticket, wh'ch is good enough to be title, and urn therefore give it with.
out, hon•ever, pledging ourselves as to its entire accuracy. In his
lett( r to the Earl Marshal he said, "There was a place in the Abbey
called Poets' Corner, and suggested the probabi:ity rf there being room
in it for a poor living poet." The answer was a ticket of adini,son.

- • • •
In our paper of Wednesday we mentioned— a fright-
ful accident which had happened the evening before to a lath in Re-
gent street. The lady was Miss Masson, the distinguished vocalist, who
was proceeding In a fly to a party at the Bishop of London's, when the
horse took fright, and the vehicle, coming in contact with a post, was
dashed to pieces. Miss Masson was taken up in a state of insensibility,
and carried into the Bull and Mouth office in the Regent-circus, from
whence she was conveyed in a hackney-coach to London-house. She
was so seriou ,ly hurt as to be unable to he in her place in the choir of
Westminster Abbey at the coronation; but happily her injuries are in:t
of a dangerous nature.

On Wednesday evening, uoon the arrival of the
train from the country at the Euston-square terminus of the London and
Birmingham Railway, one of the passengers was seized with an apoplectic
fit, and was taken to the Drummond Arms, in Drummond-street, where
lie expired very shortly afterwards. Ile was stated to be Mr. Robert -
son, a publican at Preston, in Lancasbire, and had previously appeared to
be in robust health.