The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-05 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.

C/7' Y, 7 '1 V ELVE O' C L GK.
Our arrivals this morning arc two French mails, two Ostend,
and one Dutch. A Brazirmail, by the Delight, from Rio Ja.
nerio on the 13th of July ; Leeward Island mails, by the
Lyra, sailed from St. Thomas's on the 7th of August. Ship
letters from Demerara, Quebec, Barbadoes, St. Helena, St.
Vincent, Pernambuco, and Grenada ; Launceston, April 30 ;
Sydney, Hobart Town, Calcutta, Ceylon, and Cape of Good
Hope.

The Launceston papers state that "on the average two ves-
sels per week have now for more than twelve months arrived at
Hobart Town, from Twofold Bay ; they bring us a supply
from 500 to 800 sheep,'and 200 cattle, or about 25,000 sheep
and 10,000 cattle annually. How they are to be paid for we
arc at a loss to know,"
" There is no variation in the price of wheat; it ranges from
7s. Gd. to Bs. 6d. a bushel. Very few sales have taken place
during the week.
" NEW ZEALAND. —We hear there has been a great disturb-
ance in this quarter,-and that Mr. Busby the Consul is about to
terminate his useless stay there. His family have already
embarked for Sydney."
We have received a Price Current from Rio Janeiro of the
12th July. It says :—" In our last we quoted the exchange in
London at 394 k ; since then a fair amount of business has
been doing, with a tendency to improvement. The postpone-
ment of the packet on the Bth till the 13th paralysed
operations, and very little has been done these last days.
We have not heard of anything being done under 39k.
No alterations in the prices of produce, and nothinc, doing.
We have had an arrival of 5,000 bags of Coffee. Exchange—
some business doing at 394
The Buenos Ayres Papers to the 12th of June say 'of the
Oriental States A Convention was signed on the 28th of
March last, in Montevideo, by the :Minister of Foreign Affairs
of the Oriental States, and the Consul of his Majesty the King
of the French, for a Treaty between the Oriental States and
France. It was laid before the Senate and the Oriental Re-
public, by whom it beenhasrwt"yleotm
i.t
was
rsanctioned.referred,
e dT, he
reported Coill-
mittee of this Body, to
against it. Exchange on London :—Highest rate of Ex-
change, 6,d; lowest 64.; highest price of Doubloons, 194 ;
lowest 120."
Although we have a great number of arrivals this morning,
they have produced but little news.
Consols opened this morning at 90i for the Account ;
Money ; 90i. 91 ; Exchequer Bills, 3 5 ; India Bonds, 4 to
2, discount ; Bank StOck, shut ; India, 258 k 2591-.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Bonds have rather im-
proved, owing to their corning better from Paris, 30f 4 ;
Passive, 9i ;
Cents. 42 1 Deferred, 141 ; Portuguese, 68i- 69i; Three
Dutch Two-an-d
-a- , 43 ; Columbian, 24 253 Mexican, 26} 27A ;
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Half per Cents., 55i
,alyn `hares in the Brighton and London Railroad
which had been buoyant throughout the
week, advanced from 1 discount to 4 premium, and continued
much in request without a sufficient supply in the market. •
.11.41,1:-PAST ONE.
The Gazette de France of Sunday's date, says :—" The
French and English squadrons have joined on the sth of
August in the Gulph of Athens. The destination of these
squadrons is not exactly known ; but they are to set sail on the
7th or Bth of August, it is said for Candia, which island it is
supposed will be occupied by the English and French forces.
Consols may be quoted at 91i for the Account ; for
Money 90i 91, ; Exchequer Bills, 3 4 ; India Bonds, 1
dis. ; Bank Stock, shut; India Stock, 2584
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active, which was in the
morning 303 is at present 30k, market rather heavy; Slanish
Passive, 9; ; Deferred, 134 4 ; Portuguese, 69!y 69 ; Three
per Cents., 42i ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. 551.
From Rio Janeiro the stock is quoted at 841, which is a
decline of 34 per cents, owing to the intention of Government
to raise a loan fo carry on the war in Para.
We have seen letters from Bilboa of the 28th ult., stating
that General Castor was defeated at Carencia, seven leaves
from the above place, and obliged to retreat.

71111E.E. O'CLOCK

Consols for the Account, 91i.

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The beautiful rotunda of Lmhurg, erected on the
summit of one of the steepest mountains in Germany, near
Aix la Chapelle, was destroyed by fire on the night of the
97th. A ball had been given in the evenin4, which continued
till three o'clock in the morning. Soon afterwards the in-
mates of the hotel were alarmed by cries of fire, and in a short
time the whole edifice was but a mass of smoking ruins.—
.Bruesels Paper.
. AIENDOZA, TILE PUGILIST.—OiI Saturday morn-
ing I)an Mendoza, the sell-known pugilist, died after a long
and painful illness, in Horseshoe-alley', Petticoat-lane. he
had reached his 73d year, and retained his faculties to the lust.
He has left a widow to deplore his loss.
THE LORD LlEUTENA2s:T.:—Addresses cowanue
to pour in upon his Excellency from every part of thee
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His popularity, if possible, augments at each step
his triumphal progress.