The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-03 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Montreal Papers to the 3d April, Quebec to the' 9th March,
and Madras to the 26th December, have been received at the
North and South American Coffee-house.

(From the Montreal Papers.)
Mr. Peek and other messengers reported the following answer
of his Excellency to the address of Thursday, relative to the
Hon. Judge Fletcher :

. .
" GENTLEMEN,—In compliance with the request contained in
this address, I will take into my most serious consideration the
matters of complaint now brought against Mr. Justice Fletcher,
and I will take such steps thereupon as the circumstances of the
case may appear to me to require.

" AYLMER, Governor."
On Monday last his Excellency informed the House that he '
had, in compliance with the request in the address, suspended
the Attorney-General from the exercise of his functions, until •
his Majesty's pleasure should be known. Mr. Stuart, it is said,
proceeds to England to defend himself.
There are few State Papers, and certainly none of the class,
that we ever perused with more pleasure than the answer of his
Excellency Lord Aylmer to the address of the House of As-
sembly, requesting him to transmit a petition of grievances to
be laid at the foot of the throne. No attempt is made by him to
persuade the Members of the House out of the consideration of
their real or imaginary grievances ; on the contrary, he asks for
them all, in order that both the King and the people may see
what they really want.
We have just received the following Russian bulletin, from
their head-quarters, dated April 14 :
" Field-Marshal Diebitsch transferred his head-quarters on the
10th to Siedlec, where the whole of the Russian army is at pre-
sent concentrated. "The enemy have evaded an attack on all
points ; and as the continuation of the bad weather prevents any
movements, and the considerable masses of the troops cannot
find subsistence in a country already exhausted, the General-in-
Chief prefers to operate his junction with the corps of Posen
and Pahlen. This has been executed, and the operations will
soon commence."

The French papers state that the following is the demand of
the French Government of Don Miguel :
lit. Revocation of the sentence pronounced against Sauvenet
and Bonhomme.

2d. The deprivation of the Judges who condemned them.
3d. Five hundred thousand francs for damages to the two pri-
soners, and satisfaction inserted in the Lisbon Gazette.
Accounts from Egina, of the 6th April, states that the
derinsur-
rection at Maina has taken a serious turn, and an engagement
had taken place between the insurgents and the troops; the
former have been driven to the mountains, but this check aug-
mented their anger.
.Accountsin-cmief from Warsaw
demanded
four
horses
to conduct a prisc:ner into Warsaw. This has caused great ex-
citement, and it is conjectured that. the prisoner is Prince Paul,
son of the Grand Duke Constantine.
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. _ ... ..

A Lisbon mail has arrived—sailed on the `Nth ult., and it is
supposed it brings the final answer of Don Miguel to
.the French
departure ; but as yet nothing positive has tran-
spired according to the official Russian bulletin, it appears that they
must be in great want of provisions ; and should the Poles suc-
ceed in cutting off their supplies, they must make a precipi-
t
tate retreat.
he h isscc.
Consols, which left oft' yesterday on 'Change 79 for the Ac-
count, opened at the same price ; at present they are 78% 79.
Private letters from Lisbon state, that the French ships sailed
n! t
on the 19th.
Accounts from Terceira state, that sixteen schooners and seve-
ral gun-boats, with six hundred men on board, have sailed for
rayal, to take possession of that place.
HALF-PAST ONE.
It appears that the fate of Don Miguel is now fast approach.
ing, the French shipping, with about fitly French merchants on
board, have sailed from the Tagus. Previous to which the two
French prisoners that were on board a transport were re-landed;
one of them, an old man of seventy years of age, after being
put oil shore, was sent to one of the worst dungeons in Lisbon,
and no person was suffered to see him. The other was also sent
to prison. A postscript to the letter states that the English
steamer has just arrived with a messenger, bearing important
despatches from the English Government. The contents had not
transpired.
A gentleman, who arrived yesterday from Warsaw, confirms
the retreat of the Russian army.
Consols have been during the morning at 79, a.ternately buyers
and sellers, with little doing. Consols are now 791 A to
The Foreign Market is not worth observation—nothing doing.

THREE D' CL 0 C IC.

Consols 79/.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES
Consols 79i 3- Danish 6O
Ditto for Account 79 1 Greek, 1925. 20.
Brazilian Bonds.. SS. Mexican, 1825. 36
Buenos Ayres.... Peruvian l3i
Chilian Ditto .... Russian ...... ••• • Vi
Columbian, 1814 Spanish ...... •• • • 164.

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The cause of Reform has triumphed in Wor.
cester, by the election of Mr. RoaxxsoN and Colonel
DAVIES amidst the enthusiastic rejoicings of the inhabi—
tants. The Reformers are confident that the county will
return Mr. FOLEY and Captain liirENcEn.