The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-07 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We have few foreign arrivals this morning ; only the French
arid Ostend mails. Ship letters from Madeira, Oporto, and
Pernambuco are likewise received.

The most important intelligence this morning is the arrival,
off Peterhead, of another vessel from Davis' Straits—the
Granville Bay. The ship Norfolk was clear, and probably
has arrived by this time in one of our ports. The Abrani and
Lady .lane were also expected to get clear of the ice.

TILE FUNDS.

We have received the Journal du Commerce of Antwerp
of yesterday's date. bringing the Amsterdam prices of the 4th
instant :-21 per Cents., 55 3.16 ; 5 per Cents., 102 7-16 ;
Ardouin's Loan, 575.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 9244, opened this morn-
ing at 924 for the Account ; Exchequer Bills, 18 20 ; In-
dia Bonds, 4 6 ; Bank Stock, 214 ; India Stock, 252 253
ex-Dividend.

The Foreign Funds, which were buoyent in the early part
of the morning of yesterday, at the close of business became
very heavy and receded—Spanish Active, 54, same at pre-
sent ; Portuguese, 844 85 ; Three per Cents. 541 55 ; Co-
lombian, 331 34 ; Mexican, 38f f ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., 544 55.
The express from Paris is of little interest. Several failures
have taken place at the Bourse on the settling if the Ac-
count. Present prices—Five per Cents, 1091 15c. ; Three
per Cents, 81f. 55c. ; Differes, 19f. ; Spanish Actives, 504,

HALF-PAST ONE.
Letters have been received this morning frOm Rio Janeiro,
of the sth November. They state that at Rio Grande Doesiel
commotions have taken place, and blood has been spilt; that
the new Governor sent there has been rejected, and the old
one turned off. Para was still in the hands of the Indians.

Consols, which were in the early part of the mornink at
99-7-, for the Account, receded to 92H. Soon after the
Commissioners for the West India Claims had purchased to
the small amount of 7,3001. in the Three and a Half per Cents.
The Foreign Market is also heavy, and Spanish Active has
receded to 46a ; Portuguese, 841 85 • Three per Cents.,
541 55 ; Columbian, 331; Mexican, 34 ; Dutch Two and a
Half per Cents., 541 55.
No fresh arrivals.

THREE 0' CL 0 CA'.
Consols for the Account, 9211

THE SULTAN'S THIRD SON.—The birth of thi
" young Turk" has already been announced in the letter
of our Constantinople correspondent. The Grand Seignior
communicated this event to the Diplomatic Body by the
following circular letter from the Reis Effendi, and this
unusual step has made a great sensation at Pera :—" Most
Noble and Most Honoured Sir, our dear Friend,—On
Sunday, the 16th of the present moon of Schaban the
Majestic, at 45 minutes past four, through the Divine
grace, a Prince, of august health, of the pure and royal
blood of my Lord, the most majestic, most terrible, most
powerful, my benefactor and Emperor, who increases the
splendour of the throne of the Califat, and throws a lustre
on the scat of Majesty and Royalty, has adorned the
cradle of pomp, has put on the swaddling-clothes of exis-
tence and happiness, and has received the name of Niza-
mouddin (Regulator of Religion), which is a pledge of pros-
perity. Inasmuch as this highly joyful event has been an-
❑ounced and communicated to the other pivots of the Em-
pire, the High Imperial will has required particularly that
it should be also announced and communicated to the Re-
presentatives of the friendly Powers, who are sincerely
attached to the Imperial person, the refuge of Majesty. In
the firm persuasion that all the happy events which occur
to the most glorious family of the Sovereign are, from the
friendship which unites them, a cause of pleasure to your
most respectable Sovereign, I have written this letter to
announce this to you, and at the same time to assure you
of the sincerity of the sentiments I bear towards you, my
friend."

TITIIES AND RENT.—Christmas Eve, a party of
one hundred persons attacked the pound of Monaparson,
within half a mile of Ballinamona, and four of Mallow, and
liberated nine cows, distrainod for rent. Many of the party
were armed with guns, and several shots were fired. On
Saturday, as two bailiffs of the Rev. Mr. Williamson were
serving processes for Composition Rent, at the same place,
they were furiously attacked with sticks and stones, cut and
wounded, and only saved by flight from being murdered by
their lawless and inhuman assailants.—Linzerick Chronicle.

A railway is projected from Glasgow to Carlisle,
passing through Ayrshire.
The Jersey farmers and the more sensible portion of
the community are divided. The former pray for probibi.
tion of foreign produce.