The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-20 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCIIANGE.
The arrivals of English grain al; week are moderat7,, but 0(
Foreign they contintie good. The %.‘ heat trade to-day is about the
same as on Monday, with little doing. Barley, Beans, and Pease
are the same as last reported. Oats are firm and good, sweet
parcels fully maintain last quotations. Flour remains without
alteration.

A RRIVALS.

W heat.
English
Irish
Foreign

Barley. Oats. I Flour.
12 qrs. 3,075 qrs. 3,5205act4
!.188
10,806

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THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCX.

New York Papers to the 23d of June, Philadelphia tl
the 21st of June, and Sydney Papers to the 13th of March,
have i.een received at the North and South Americas►
Coffee-house.

(From the New York Papers of June 22.)
COLOMBIA.

The Gazette of Bogota, of May 15, contains the
following important documents :
" Ist. A circular from the writer for Monarchy, Gareis
del Rio, Secretary of State for the Interior, stating the
happy result of the negociations at Les Juntas, which bad
restored Corneado to the Vice-Presidency, and that the
Council of Ministers would govern during the two inter-
vening days.

" 2d. General Urdaneta's message to the Council of State.
" 3d. Correr.do's decree, appointing Ministers,
Castillo to the Treasury, Gust for the Interior, Valzin for
Foreign Relations, and Obando Secretary of War.
" 4th. A circular, dated May 5, requires oblivion of the
past, a ces.,ation of arrests, &c.

" sth. Appointment of the Prefects in commission.
" 6th. Proclamation of Corre.tdo to the inhabitant'
and O'e central army.
" 7th. Del Rio's circular to the Foreign Ministers and
Consuls with their replies ; the English Minister expressed
thanks to Urdaneta, for protection, B,:c. and anticipates the
tranquillity of Colombia.
" Bth. A long decree calling a convention of deputies
for the department.
" 9th. The account of the entrance of the army of the
Centre into Bogota ; they were addressed by Geyer"'
Obando, who recommended submission to the laws, and
the restoration of the rights to the people ; they replied
with acclamations, and the troops were received with Vial'
tude and joy." ,

(From the Philadelphia Papers.)

Extract of a letter from Port.au• Prince, dated June 1: •/,
" On Sunday two French frigates arrived, bringing N(.l
St. Macary, Heytian Diplomatist,. and M. Pichin, charge
with the French ultimatum, which requires the Govet
ment to pay forty mil ions of francs per annum until the
amount is liquidated, and the French Government agree
to relinquish all commercial advantages over other natiorle.
Such is the report, but 'lolling official as yet has woe'
pired on the foregoing news, which is as yet only a Or'
rent report.' _ .

(From the Sydney Papers.)
There are three actions set down for trial this retail
brought by the same parties who have already gained vet'
diets against the Sheriff, for illegally removing the plam.
tiffs from Swan Riser to Viis e< 'any.
reu a
Thursday's.abundance ndn
maarkceet wasof ht ninotgWheat quite s,oewet haslld
supplied.unergoue s
Still
tht:
slight decline, and flour has fallen in a similar proportioterh
cri:urfraogmedgii)oy theirdautboir‘iatynttloiaft
ssicieveeerasslptonie
V
the
Ne unde
in the sister colony, terrified by the late atrocities c
blacks, and rsetna
f
removing to this colony we have plenty of land for them.
We have received the Hobart Town Papers. The lit
quotation of wheat is ss. to 6s. 6d. a bushel, and gas
flour 181. a tun.
The capture of Walinsley and Wi hirer, together Wit
those who abetted them, seems to have struck univero
terror up the country. Scarcely any highway robberieil
are now heard of, and the whole country seems to erijoi
tranquillity. intend

THE FUNDS.
tj al
Up to the present time we are without any poij.--- re
news, and Consols, which left off yesterday at 834 I°'
the Account, are at present 83i 84, with little doilig'
This being settling day in Consols, the brokers and jobber
are settling their accounts.

HALF-PAST ONE.
There is little doing in the Consol Market, with We
.
exception of settling their accounts, and which turns OP
to be a Bear account, with a backwardness of per cent;
The extreme fluctuation during the present account
about 3to per cent., and up to the present hour we d°
not hear of any failures.
There is a private express from Paris. All was tranquil
there.
It is now supposed that Russia will leave the settlemell
of the Polish affairs to arbitration, which certainly cv,i'
prove a difficult task to the Powers who undertake the Pg.
justment.

Little or nothing doing in the Foreign Market.
The news from Tampico of the 22d of May, says th3t
a naaterial change would take place relative to imports'
tions; that imports would he allowed in American yes'e
on the same duty as Mexican vessels.

TWO O'CLOCK.
We have this moment received the Constitutionnel °
Monday.
WARSAW, JuLx- 7.—The day before yesterday neo
arrived that the insurrection in Volhynia has taken a neia
developement, and that a Russian division has proceeded
there in great haste to put it down, but it found an oirtii
nate resistance. A private letter stated that Genets
Gielgud perished in a combat.
(EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.)
VIENNA, JULY 9.—We see with regret military moll;
ments and armaments, which for several months ha`ti
given the capital the aspect of a place of war ;
every day troops of all arms, coming from the province'
and the north, pass here. Business on our 'Change b°
for some time past lost a great deal of its vivacity.
Orders were given at Toulon on the 12th for all shit,
to put to sea. This was owing to a telegraphic despatc°

Verdun is to he put into a state of defence.
ST. PETERSBURGH, JUNE 29.—Our country is m 064
at this moment her last efforts against Poland, as she 11
already sacrificed her first resources, new recruits whie'
are only boys, are proceeding from all parts. An uk3,
has appeared which calls to the standard the sons of t"6
priests, which is without example in Russia; to-day t"e
Emperor has presented to the Senate a sealed pacice,:e
which is not to he opened until after his death. All tP,
news from the provinces of Poland are alarming, the
thuanians, Volhynians, and Podolians are making progrel
A part of the Polish army approached Modlin
Sierock on the sth and 6th. The rest of the P°1`,..,1
army is gone to Kaluszyn, where the advanced gus,,'e
reached on the 7th. A profound secret remains on t:
plans of the Generalissimo ; but important events arc e"
pected.
THREE 0' CL 0 C-0'
Consols, 83i 4.

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On Saturday a notice was served on the Eel:,
DAVID SEYMOUR, near Eyrecourt, desiring hint to prertioi
his coffin, unless he forthwith removed the police ou
his new house at Kiltormer.—Limerick Chronicle.