The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-21 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Our &rivals this morning arc the French mail and Ham-
burg mail.

THE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at the closing price of yes-
terday-921 for the Account; Reduced 91/; Exchequer
Bills 11 13 ; India Bonds 1 disc. 1 prem. : Bank Stock
209} 210 i; India Stock for Account 2591 260.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active continues heavy,
at the leaving off price 421 1; Passive 131 1 ; Deferred,
204; Portuguese Sli ; Three per Cents. 531 ; Colom-
bian 311; Mexican 341 351; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. 56i 57,-1 ; Five per Cents. 1014 102.
HALT_ PA ST ONE.

We still continue without any further arrivals, which causes
a_ very great dullness in the City, as well as a pause in the
operations of all descriptions of the funds. •
Letters from Frankfort received this morning state that
Linnal tin R mherh;l,l _
de Rothschild, daughter cif Baron Charles de Rothschild, on
the 15th instant.

Consols hare continued the whole of the morning at 92k
for the Account ; Exchequer Bills, 13 11 ; India Bonds,
1 discount ; Bank Stock, 210.

lu the Foreign Market scarce a bargain doing. Spanish
Active, 421 ; Passive, 132- ; Deferred, 20i ; Portuguese,
81+ 811 ; - Three per Cents., 53k ; Colombian, 31 ;
Mexican, 34 ; Dutch 21 per Cents, 57k.
THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols for the Account, 92fr.

THE DUKE OF SUSSEX.—" His Royal Highness
continues to proceed favourably.
(Signed)

" 11. HOLLAND.
T. COPELAND.
H. ALEXANDER,
" Kensington Palace, 9 o'clock, Monday, June DO."
The Prince of Orange, accompanied by his sons,
was present under the gallery of the House of Commons last
night, during the debate on the reduction of the Newspaper
Stamp Duty.
KING'S THEATRE.—The old but neglected favou-
rite, Don Giovanni, was performed last night, for the first,
time this season, for the benefit of Madame Puzzi, who sus-
tained the part of Zerlina. The other characters were distri-
buted as follows :—Donna Anna, Grisi; Elvira, Mrs. Seguin ;
Don Giovanni, Taniburini ; Leporello, Lablache ; Mazetto,
De Atigeli ; Don Octavio, Rubini. The opera, as a whole,
was not well performed, and some of the best movements were
omitted, but others, to make amends, were brought out with
great richness, and all the effect intended by tl:e composer.
Grisi was admirable ; the character has seldom had more com-
plete justie_t done it than by her performance of it last night.
Mrs. Seguin and Rubini, who sustained the other parts in it,
well deserved their share of the honour. Rubini was also
very successful in Il mio tesoro, which was encored. Tam-
burini is well ktiown in the character of Don Giovanni, which
hi went through with his usual spirit. Lablache as Lepo-
rello is a study —a new rendering of the vis cornice. lie
might be called a singing Liston ; his very look, and the mere
tone of his voice, produced laughter. After tie opera Ole
Bull played one of his solos, and Signor Puzzi a solo on the
horn ; and the new ballet of L'amour et la Folk closed the
evening.
Colonel Broinley's fine Estate at Abberley, near
Worcester, is to be sold, by Mr. George Robins, on the 23d
in ,tant.

VAUXHALL GARDENS.—The postponed " Wa-
terloo Fete" was celebrated last night, when the attractions
held out were more than realised " by reality" than we had
anticipated. The Gardens were most brilliantly illuminated,
ladeed more so than we remember to have seen them oa any
previous occasion. The grand novelty of the night was the
opening of the " Italian Walk," which, as described in the
bills, " surpassed every promenade of every public place of
amusement in Europe, and may be said to be a second Vaux-
hall." One end of the walk terminates with a beautiful painted
view of the Bay of Naples, and the Mechanical and Musical
Temple, which, it will be recollected, was exhibited some
years since. It is impossible to convey an adequate concep-
tion of the magic effect of this walk, which is 800 feet in
length. An inspection only will enable the public to form an
opinion of its beauties. The fireworks were very abundant,
and redolent with " effects." The company was at once
fashionable, and extremely numerous.
Madame Sebastiani, mother of the French Ambas-
sador at our Court, died at Ajaceio, in Corsica, on the sth
inst., at the residence of her daughter, Maianie Sebastiani
Capellini.
It is said that Prince Maximilian, of Bavaria, who
has
.just received leave from the King, his brother-in-law,
to visit Paris, is destined to receive the hand of the remaining
Princess of Orleans.
The leaders of the Tories are indefatigable in their
endeavours to establish clubs in different parts of the country, but
with no success whatever, and every attempt of theirs to make
a display of strength is a failure. They can procure persons
to muster at their dinners, it is true, so long as their agents
pay for their fare ; but all their efforts to allure recruits from
the ranks of the Liberals is " labour in vain." Toryism is at
a low ebb indeed, for certain peers have taken effectual means
to precipitate its downfall,
The enntrqwerby between the Members of the
United University Club, on the question whether a araolti"g-
room should be attached to their grand Club-110"e, now
building near St. James's Palnee, Pall-mall, was decided on
Thursday, after having undergone a previous discussion some
days ago. The elders of the institution expressed themselves
decidedly against the custom of smoking, while the junior
advocates for cigars and fuming defended the practice with
great zeal and animation ; and on a division the anti-smokers
were left in a minority
POTATOES.—We have been shown a dish of very
fine new potatoes, grown in the open air, at Houghton, by Mr.
Moor. In size they are nearly to full-grown potatoes of the
ordinary kind. They were raised from potatoes brought from
India. We understand they arc of very fine quality--iq-4, act
mealy.—Carlisle Paver.