The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-08 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY)•

CITY, TWEL V E 0' Cl. 0 CIC.
Our arrivals this morning are the Ostend, Dexh, and
Hamburg mails. The French mail has not as yet Arrived.
Ship-letters from the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Coast
Castle are likewise received. A Lisbon mail has ar.rived
by the Scorpion—sailed on the 28th December.
The Cape of Good Hope Government Gazette, recei‘,ed
at the North and South American Coffee-house, of iNe
30th October, is entirely filled with proclamations. The
first is for calling n and withdrawing from circulation, that:
portion of the paper' currency of the colony which bears a.
red stamped circular mark.. The second relates to altering
and amending the regulations contained in the proclamation
of his Excellency tile Governor of the Colony, for the de-
struction of notes, of the colonial p4er currency.

THE FUNDS.
The Dutch mail of the sth, from Amsterdam, brings the
prices-2i per Cents., 55 9-16 ; Five per Cents., 1024.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 921 for the Account,
opened at the same price, and for next Acouunt 92i
Little doing at present. Exchequer Bills, 19 21 ; India
Bonds, 5 7 ; Bank Stock, 2144. ; India, 257 k 258.
In the Foreign Market littlel;usiness at present. Spanish
Active, 501 I ; Portuguese, 841 85 ; Three per Cents.,
54f 55 ; Columbian, 33f ; Mexican, 37f 38f ; Dutc'h 2f
per Cents., .548 554 ; Five per Cents., 1021 103.
The French Mail has now arrived. We do not hear
that it brings any news of importance. The private letters
are not• yet delivered. Spanish Funds come higher, and
have been done in the Paris Market at 50; 8.

HALF-PAST ONE.

Consols have been the whole of the morning at 92-4
foi• the Account, with little doing ;at present 92i. Exche-
quer Bills 19 22 ; India Bonds 4 5 ; Bank Stock 214 ii.
The Express' from Paris brings the French p.rices—
Three per gents. 81 45 for Account ; 81 20 for Money ;
Spanish 571.
In the Foreign market, Spanish Active 501 ; Portugueen
85 ; Three per Cents., 55* ; Colombian 331 ; Mexicali
38 ; Dutch 2* per Ce.nts. 54-1 55.
The French journals say, that on the 28th ult., Generals
Cordova and Evans left Pampeluna for Puenta la Reyna,
with 7,000 infantry and 20 cavalry. On the 30th Cor-
dova proceeded to Lodosa. Guetaria still hold out on
the 31st.

It is stated from Perpignan of the 30th Decembt'r, that
Mina attempted to surprise the Catiist Junta at La urent
del Piteus, but was completely beaten before Berg-a, and
owed his life to the fleetness bf 'horse. He retired with
only 15 men out of his army ; 12 of his officers were killed.
It is stated on 'Change that an express has arrived from
Madrid, with an account that the Cortes have passed the•
vote of confidence to Ministers by a large majority.

THREE 0' CL CK.

Consols for the Accornt, 921.
THEFUNDS.,—CLOSING PRICES.
Buns: H FUNDS.
'OmniJrn... -". rn
;. :ndia Stock l5
L'itto Bonds
tot., th Sea Stock
Di:tc
..ONledwAAnininnuitiiteises
.-....
E9,li„!
'22 pm.
22 137.71..
• 2•2 pm.
D.., ~iit.))trtt,t.tic,ili... 1;50,
oilii
Bank Steck I‘..'r 01)g.
Min Stock fm Act.
Consols for Act, 97li
' FUNDS.
Austrian, 5 per cent Portuguese. Bonds, 5 per cent.
Belgian, 5 per cent ltlll. Ditto, Now Ditto..... ... ... ...... B's
Buzilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres., 6 per cent 361,4 Kti,sian Bonds, 5 per cent.......109h,
Chiba') 6 per cent Ditto, Metallic ..
Colombian, 6per cent.
5 per cent
Ditto, 1823 83,4 lotto, 1834 51
Danish Bonds 7642 Feench, 5 per cent —f —e.
Greek Bonds, 1825, 5 per cent. '-• ' Exchange
Mexican, 5 per cent.
Ditto, 6 per cent:, 1925
reruvatn, 1825,13 per cent

Eank Steci;

3 per Cent. Jtee qi.q
3 per Cent. Cons 9114
'34a per Cent,
35; per Cent. Red loom
New 3% per Cent 99N
I per Cent. Assented
Dissented ' —.
Long Annuities to expire
J a.o. 18f10
, Oct. 19.0 —
Jan. 1801 —
FOREIG'

Letters of a very recent date from Ham announce
that the captive Ministers are new in except
the Count De
Pcyronnet, who is suffering from rheumatism,
which occasions some pain.
ILLNESS OF TJJE DUKE 'OF ST. ALBAN's.—
We are sorry to announce the serious indiSposition of his
Grace, which Commenced very suddenly on the evening of
Twelfth Day. The festivities, announced a few days pre-
viously, did not take place. Letters and messengers were
doers
tphaetclfiectde.i n everyrri,
e di
disorderrectio nwasa announcingviolent
tont
thaettaPcl:Por beirke%
fever. His Grace was rather better yesterday. Supper
was laid at the time for 150, persons.

, On Tuesday more than 2,000 people met at Green-
hill, near Kiipcacon, in the'connty and liberties of Limerick,
for the purpose of relieving, by subscription, a number of
families (about forty), on whom notices of ejectment had
been served by landlords in that neighbotnhood..
By the premature death of the young Viscount
Brome, only son of Earl Cornwallis, at Linton Tlace, his
sister, Lady Jemima Wykeham, becomes the sole heiress
of the Noble Earl, who inherits the estates of. his, uncle,
the late Sir Horace Martin,
whose name has been 'assumed
by his Lordship.
Harewood House is at present full of'visitors,.whorn
the noble proprietor of the mansion is entertaining in a
truly lnoSh
style, -o, hospitality. The Earl of Harewood
completed his 68fh year on Christmas-day, and- in thy
evening a grand coneert-ms given, '