The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-02 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
New Brunswick papers of the 3d January have been re:
,
ceived at the North and South American Coffee-house. beJ
do not contain a paragraph worth notice.
Our arrivals this morning are, three French mails, with shill'
letters from Rio St. Janeiro, and St. John's.
We extract the following passage from the Journal du Oar
of Bayonne of the 26th :—" The affair of the 16th and 17th
was provoked by the impetuosity of a battalion of the Lee
of Algiers, and two other battalions of the Christinos, vicu°,
took by assault the chateau of Guevana, situated three league.;
from Vittoria. They were only to have acted against this It
on the following day, as planned by General Cordova.
correspondent adds, that each party experienced great lee'
The number of wounded arrived at Onate on the 19th ge
alarmed the Court of Don Carlos, that they have made Pre'
parations for their departure."

TH FUNDS.
The chief excitement this E morning in the City is the ar"
prehension of Lakeman, the person who absconded with tile
money from persons in the Foreign Market. His apprehe?:
sion is a singular circumstance. On his arrival at Dover o'
went to a small public-house in that city ; but soon after Pro'
ceeded for Folkatone. A short time after his departure, If.,
landlord of the public-house received the handbill from
don, offering the reward of 2001. for his apprehension. 1,11,
caused the suspicion of the publican, who immediatelya
lowed him towards Folkstone, where he learned that he
taken the packet for Boulogne, where the publican also Pro
ceeded, and laid hold of him in the theatre of that city, wilot
he caused him to be arrested by the police. It is stated t
property to the amount of 40,0001. was found on his perSi‘
The publican who caused him to be taken is now at the t".i.4
Exchange, jumping about with joy on learning that the revivily
has been extended to one thousand pounds. The Steek,;eo
change is at present in a state of confusion, and no bps°
doing. Gill
Consols opened at the price they left off yesterday,
for the Account, and 91i for Money. Exchequer Bills, 1,,
22 ; India Bonds, 4 6; Bank Stock, 215 f : India St°

254 255.
th e,'
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active not so good as ,9 ;
left off yesterday, at 48i 494 ; at present they are 481 0,
Portuguese, 831 ; Three per Cents., 53i ; Colt:4010o
33f ; Mexican, 37/ 38 ; Dutch Two and a Half per Cen
554 ; Five per Cents., 1031
HALF-PAST ONE at
Little doing in either the British or Foreign Marketiv,
present, as they are chiefly occupied with the affairs of 14%0
man, as well as signing a protest against the re 5016044
adopted by the Committee of the Stock Exchange yester'
respecting the debts of Lakeman. ow%
Consols have continued during the morning at the op sy
prices, 911 for the Account, and 91 to 91i for Money.
chequer ills, 20 22 ; India Bonds, 46 ; Bank Stock, 2lui„
In the Foreign Market—Spanish Active, 48* 491: Po':
tuguese 831 ; Three per Cents., 53-4- ; Mexican, 37f 38'
Columbian, 33k. No further arrivals.
THREE O'CLOCK.'
Consols far the Account, 91i I.

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and fall
are not expected to arrive at Stafford-house, from Pa ;11
until the 18th inst., when the gaities of the Carnival
be over. Their Graces have been present at most of t'
Court entertainments at the Tuileries. of
A correspondent informs us that " the report
Lord Brougham's serious illness is much exaggerated. 1110
his Lordship been affected with any organic diseage, gN
medical adviser, Sir Benjamin Brodie, would not have flieh
mitted him to travel seventy miles a day, the rate at °Tv
he accomplished his last journey to Brougham Hall. •olf
fact is, Lord Brougham's health has suffered exceed! re.
from intense study, and repose became essential to blots
storation. He is now much better, and will return to
within a fortnight or three weeks." 105
Lord Erskine, Envoy at the Court of Munich' vie
returned to England, on leave, for the purpose 131:e of
believe, taking the oaths and his seat in the 14°°'
Peers. Jeff

On Friday Mr. Hawley, the Assistant PoSr;tf
Commissioner, had the honour of dining with his ,(tice
at Brighton. His Majesty has commanded the attend in
of each Assistant Commissioner who has been engagehoo
the district in which the Palace is included. A shortdor
since he called before him Mr. Gulson, the Assistant, sr
missioner acting in Berks, having previously seen and et
municated with Mr. Gilbert, the Assistant Conmus6ll
then acting in Bucks.
The Earl of Burlington, who was so higillY 11i10
tin wished for his scientific and classical attainments. tog
he was at the University of Cambridge, and during P`l,orl,
in London, at the house of his mother, when he was or
Cavendish, was a pupil of Mr. M'Culloch, the Profess
Political Economy.