The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY,TIVELVE O'CLOCK
Canton Papers have been this day received to the 24th
February. It was reported that in the district of Showepow-
foo, two clans had been fighting, and a great number of men
slain. It is customary amongst the villagers in the neighbour-
hood of Canton, at the New Year and other times, particularly
on the sth day of the sth Moon, to gather together and fight.
Men are often killed on these occasions ; but their deaths are
not reported to the Magistrates.
The Canton Papers have the following commercial remarks :

IMPORTS.

" COTTON.—A few small parcels of Bengal Cotton have
been sold during the last two or three days, at an advance
of two mace per pecul. The deliveries for the Hongs are
continued with much activity.
" OPIUM.—The market in Canton has not yet opened for
the new Opium ; but some small sales have been made at
Macao and Lintin, at upwards of 700 dollars per chest. In
the old very little has been done. Deliveries to the 15th inst.,
Patna 113; Benares 45; Malwa 278 k. Total, 436:k chests.
WooLLENs.—Remain a very dull sale ; little general bu-
siness has been transacted since the holidays commenced."

Our arrivals this morning are the French and Ostend mails;
also a mail from Malta by the Tartarus, sailed on the 11th of
June ; Alexandria 13th June ; Gibraltar 20th June ; Cadiz
21st June ; and ship letters from St. Helena and China.

THE FUNDS.

This being settling day in the Foreign market, the brokers
and jobebrs are chiefly occupied in settling their differences,
and it is expected the account will go off well—a proof that
nothing has been done.
Consols opened at the closing prices of yesterday, 92i- for
the Account ; Exchequer Bills, 11 13 ; India Bonds, 1 prem.
1 discount; Bank Stock, 2091 210.
In the Foreign market the only business doing is in Spanish
Active Bonds, which closed at 42k, at present may be quoted
41i 42; Portuguese, 812 ; 3 per Cents., 531.
The Bayonne Telegraph is still silent silent in respect to
Cordova's operations.
HALF-PAST ONE.

Although the political information from the East has an un-
favourable appearance, the British Market has improved from
the morning price of 92A- to 921 ; Exchequer Bills, 10 12 ;
India Bonds, 1 dis. 1 prem. ; Bank Stock, 2094 210.
The settling of the Forein Account is going off well to the
present time. Spanish Ac-_ive, 41:1 42; Passive, 124; De-
ferred, 19.; Portuguese, 814 Colombian, 30} ; Mexi-
can, 34 35.
The Malta mail brings accounts of our squadron having re-
turned"to Malta from a cruize.

No further arrivals from the Peninsula.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 92/1 921.

The Gazelle de France of Sunday has been seized
for an article on the late attempt on the King's life.

Yesterday the Recorder made his report to his
Majesty of the under-mentioned prisoners under sentence of
death in Newgate, who were convicted at the last session of
the Central Criminal Court, viz.:—John Wilson, aged 35,
John Nelson, 30, George Gurney, 26, Mary Connell, 21, and
Mary Jones, 17, robbery ; William Kinsey, 32, carnally
knowing and abusing a child; John Perry, 32, cutting and
wounding ; James Brown, 27, James Hawkins, 26, and Joseph
Swinford, 19, burglary ; to all of whom his Majesty has been
graciously pleased to extend his Royal mercy.
The Marquis Charles de St. Maurice, responsible
editor of La France, was yesterday condemned to three
months' imprisonment, and a fine of 3,000 francs, for exciting
the people to disobey the laws, for an attack against the re-
spect due to the laws, and for exciting hatred and contempt
against certain classes of society, by an article published on
the Bth inst., on the Bill relating to the National Guards at
the Seine.—French Paper.

The Council of the University has refused the ap-
plication of a female, who had already obtained a diploma as a
midwife, to be admitted to attend the lectures at the Ecole de
Medecine as a student, with a view to obtain a diploma as
M. D.—French Paper.
A letter from Italy says—" During the last two
years the clergy of Spain have sent into Italy a great quan-
tity of jewels, which have been sold for the benefit of Don
Carlos. The price has consequently fallen, but only to a cer-
tain degree, as dealers come from all par& of Europe to make
purchases, and thus a strong competition has arisen."
The following is an instance of the rapidity with
which intelligence may be conveyed to a great distance :
The vote of the estimates for Algiers was passed by the
Chamber of Deputies at half-past four in the afternoon of the
11th instant. The news reached Toulon by telegraph on the
12th, and on the same day a steam-packet set off with it for
Algiers, where it was posted up in the town, and made gene-
rally known on the 14th, having thus been transferred from
Paris to Algiers within the space of three days.
DOVER, .TUNE 29.—Sailed for Calais his Majesty's
packet Ferret, Captain Hamilton, with his Excellency Count
Pozzo di Borgo, the Ambassador from Russia to London. A
guard of honour attended his Excellency, and the usual salute
was fired on his embarkation.

The camp to be formed at Compiegne will con-
sist of 22,000 men.
The Constilutionnel du Loir et Cher, of Blois,
states that it is informed that Prince Talleyrand, who is still
at Valencay, becomes weaker and weaker, and, feeling his end
approaching, is employed in arranging his affairs ; and adds
that he is at times so much depressed as to shed tears.
Emigration to the United States and Canada is
proceeding to a very great extent, and for the last six months,
eight large vessels have on the average sailed from the river
every week with emigrants to North America. Last week,
the Mayflower, Hedley, with 112 passengers, men, women,
and children, farming labourers and families from Kent, sent
out at the expense of the va'ious parishes ; and the Hampshire,
Captain Tunperly, with 120 passengers, 39 of whom are sent
out by a parish in Carnbi'lgeshire, and the remainder from
Norfolk and Suffolk,—lef7 the London dock, per Quebec.
The Portsea, Captain Woodward, left the London dock yes-
terday, with 160 emigrants. principally farming labourers and
families, and a few mechanics from the metropolis. The
American line of packet shin Minerva, Captain Weston, was
houled out of the London :lock on Monday, with 74 passen-
gers, chiefly from the metropolis. This vessel is bound to
New York. The St. James (a new vessel) American packet
ship, W. S. Sebor, Commander, left the St. Katharine's
dock yesterday afternoon, with 160 farming labourers, me-
chanics, and tradesmen. She is also bound for New York.
There is specie to the amount of 150,000/. on board the
St. James. The Africaine, Captain Duff, left the river yes-
tprafty, after being towed out of the London dock, with 130
PassengOt . men, women, and children, for South Australia,
where they intend settling.
TITHES.—It is, we really believe, of very little
consequence how their Lordships may act. The period of
14411413p1iY, has loon suffered to pass by. If they
should even agree, which no one expects, t 9 the Commons'
Bill, with the appropriation clauses, imaginewe that the Act
would be little else than waste paper. The Parsons, with the
aid of Writs of Rebellion, and the Barons of the Exchequer,
have taken the old laws into their hands, The Weedy papist
rebels...-to use the BeTesford phrase—must be ground to
powder, must bd kept to breaking stones, must be handcuffed
by gaolers, and treated as felons, because it is agreeable to the
Church Established by Law. Ah I gentlemen, you have
strained the cord too tightly—you shall find, even your attor-
neys shall find, that the first act of the play may be more
agreeable to them than the last, In the mean time, you have
your remedy. Us It. And SOP where the Church will be
this day twelve-month. —D üblin Evening Post.