The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-21 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Our arrivals this morning are two French, two Ostend, one
Dutch, and one Hamburgh mails. We have also ship letters
from Madeira and Barbadoes.
Accounts from Vienna state, that for several days the Po-
lish refugees from Cracow were passing the Danube in crowds.
They were sending them by carriages to Trieste, and the Aus-
trian Government provided them with necessaries.
We arc credibly informed that the most part of the Carlist
Loan of 2,000,0001. sterling has been taken by certain per-
sons of the North of Europe.
We aro informed that in the higher circles at the West-end
of the town, it is generally believed that France will interfere
in the affairs of Spain.
For a length of time past we have not had a Monday with
so few arrivals, with the exception of the ordinary foreign
mails, which causes great dullness in the City.
Consols opened at the prices they closed at on Saturday-
-911 I for the Account, and 911 1 for Money; Exchequer
Bills 20 22 ; India Bonds 4 6.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active Bonds, coming
rather lower from Paris, 461, has caused a decline of that
Stock in our market. They closed on Saturday at 47ii, and
may be quoted at present 471; Passives 151 1; Deferred
22f 23 ; Colombian 32i; 33 ; Mexican 341 35.1 ; Portuguese
791 80/ ; Three per Cents. 501; Dutch Two and a Half per
Cents. 561 1 ; Five per Cents. 10311.
HALF-PAST ONE.
To the present hour we have no further arrivals to com-
municate.
Consols may be quoted at present 911 for the Account,
and 911 for Money. Exchequer Bills, 20 22; India Bonds,
46. Bank and India shut.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active has been heavy
during the morning, as a report prevails that accounts were
received late last night that the King of France had refused
the intervention in Spain. Spanish Active Bonds, which
were 471, receded to 461—at present they are 461 I, owing
to its being generally known that our Government are going
to send 3,500 marines to Spain,
_ supposed to garrison some of
the fortifications on the North coast, while the garrisons do
field duty. Passive, 141; Deferred, 221 ; Portuguese, 60
to 1; Three per Cents., 501 ; Colombian, 321 4 ; Mexican,
35; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 561.
In Shares, Great Western, Brighton, and North Midland,
are higher; the rest much the same as on S ay.
aturd.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 91a 3.

Lord Brougham left Brougham Hall early on Thurs-
day morning, an express having arrived on Tuesday
night, requesting his Lordship's presence in London.
—Carlisle Journal.
Lord Palmerston has directed Lord Howard to pro-
secute the Duke of Wellington's claims- on the Portuguese
Government officially, and has expressed himself in very
strong terms of animadversion on the unstatesmatilike and
ungentlemanly way in which M. Campos acted, by refusing
even to look at the memorial which Mr. Meagher, Viee_
Consul, offered to present on behalf of his Grace. our
—Lisbon
Letter.
The provincial papers announce the sales of the
stock of wines of several of the defunct Corporations, which
show that the members of those civic bodies and their friends
were excellent wine-bibbers, and by no means patrons of
Temperance Societies. Pipes of Port, in cask, and from
200,00 tidal amount of e
A report has gone the round of the papers that the
Chimpanzee recently died at the Zoological Gardens in the
Regent's Park. We are happy in being able to state that
this interesting animal, although he has been slightly indis-
posed, is now almost in perfect health. The mistake probably
arose in consequence of his not having seen visitors for the last
few days.
DEAR VEGETABLES.---On Thursday seven shil-
lings were paid for a small bunch of shamrocks in Covent-
cr,rden-markot, nnnivemtry of Ct. Pmrick's Div,
and five shillings was the average price, the demand was so
very great.