The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-21 00:00:00

MONEY AND COMMERCI 4 L F:t".

11. Th AS Ii .3 Yj, T tVEL VE he
We have received Cape of Good Hope Papers to t
13th September, from which we copy the following
" The reader will find copies of addresses of the settler_
at the Hut River to his Honour the present Goverl's
on his proceeding to England, on leave of absence, an a ,
Honour's reply."
These Papers are not of the least interest, and do nq
contain any news from the frontiers that can be relic'
upon.
Otte
We have received a Montreal Herald of the 22c1
which does not contain one word respecting the ferl',
thousand men who were enrolling themselves along
frontier to invade the Canadas. y rit
The accounts received by the Garrick from New --()
are of the 25th ult. By this vessel Government have ;
ceived despatches from Lord Durham, which are said to,
of an unfavourable nature.
It is somewhat surprising that the United States °re
vernment should suffer the Canadian rebels to well/
again in so large a force on their frontier, to invade a friers
State ; this, we suppose, must be owing to the great vvesue
ness of the Government, which has no control over t".
citizens on the frontiers.
We have received a file of American Papers this Old
ing to the 26th ult., but they are entirely without Pe"
from Canada.
The private letters from New York and Canada are el
as yet received. The Exchange on England, 9i ; 13811
Shares, 120 k.
Great excitement prevailed at a late hour yesterday afteir;
noon in the City, owing to an express having arrived at or,
North and South American Coffee-house, with unfev°llo
able intelligence from Canada, when it was known tb.e
another invasion of the Canadas was contemplated bytlli
rebels, in great force, on account of which much jest
r
and alarm prevailed in the above provinces. On the as
rival of the private letters brought by the Garrick,. At.
shall be able to ascertain more positive facts on the subjecd
The particulars of the intelligence received will be four'
in another part of the Paper, which, up to the present tiolet
has scarcely had any effect on the British Funds. or
Consols, which closed yesterday at 94i for Money
94i for the Account, were done this morning at 94 livo
Account, but soon after recovered to 94i ; Money, t,
same. Exchequer Bills, 67 69 ; India Bonds, 63 6'

Bank Stock, 203 204 ; India Stock, 261 262.
In the Foreign Market little doing. Spanish A.61%1
17* -1 ; Portuguese, 31i ; Three per Cents., 016;
Brazilian, 78i ; Mexican, 23i 24 ; Colombian, 25i Pet
Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 54; ; Five r
Cents., 100 i/. bt
By many persons in the City this morning, it is thou
that the news from Canada is not of that gloomy netur,
represented by the accounts received by the Gar'!,,i„
But we have no doubt that a fire is kindling there, wbit-lie
if not extinguished in time, will blaie throughout
Canadas.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCI'' =9l
Bank Stock 2034%, India Stock ............ .... ........ 10
3 per Cent. Red. 93% %I>ii Ditto Bonds .. . ................ ~,
3 per Cent. Cons. 94% 3 4% 4, South Sea Stock .......... . ........ al
ga
U? per Cent —; Old Annuities .................. ... 2
Ditto Red. lOOl3, I New Ditto . ............. .., ......
..,.,
New 3;4 per Cent lO2 174 2 3 per Cent. Annuities, 17541010,1
New 5 per Cent. -
Bank Long Annuities to ex pi re Ditto
Jan. 5, 1560 l4 15-16 15 Ditto Small 5OO
Oct. 10, 1859 14 13-16 Ditto C0mmercia1......... -- , pr.
Jan. 5, 1860
Ditto Advertised ..
Jan. 5, 1881 — ...... --' ..,
Bank Stock for Account .••••• ....!,
April 5, 1880 — India Stock for Account ...... Oil.
Jan. 5, 1870 — Consols for Account ........... '„c.
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLu ..,
Austrian Bonds — Peruvian Bonds .................. 174
Belgian Bonds
Ditto Account
Brazilian Bonds

Ditto Account
•••
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Ditto Account — Ditto Account ...............
Chilian Bonds

ii,tto Account

Columbian Bonds — Ditto Account ........... .. ..... '.
Ditto Account
25 %ii -- --5,i Spanish DittoDitto MetallicAß oe
c i i
odi ... ... ...
...
... ..,
... ... ... ... ... . ...
.. ...
.:
.: i i r
Columbian Bonds, 1824
Ditto Account
Danish Bonds
Ditto Account z i
French,
r eDni tetho, A 5 cpceorucneti., t ...
.................. .:4 ..1,
Greek Bonds
Ditto Bonds, 1825 —' 4 4 per cent. .....•••• ;,":rt bt:
Ditto Account —l-- 3 per cent.......... `T:45i bu',
Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cen —, [
---- Exchange. ........•
Ditto Account — Dutch, 2s per cent. .........
Ditto, 6 per Cent. — ' Ditto Account. ........ .... ..... 1
.....
Ditto Account — Ditto, 5 per cent ......... ..•••".
Neapolitasi — Ditto Account....... .......
IC st.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLn-C ,S 11"
-
Paid. ref 10
London and Blackwall Railway 9 40_,
London and Southampton (New) Railway 2O 50
N rth Midland Railway Company 55 iz 11,'•
Anti Dryrot Company
Asphalte, Claridge's Patent
Bitumen, Bastenne and Gaujac
Do. Robinson

counsE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY'- ed
Amsterdam C.F. 12 54, Gibraltar ............................... Ow
,litto. 4 sight ...... „..... 12 334 Leghorn.... ........ ........ .. ..... 590
Rotterdam 2U. 12 5., Genoa •
,;31
Antwerp..
E4,...burg. ...... ... ... ..M.B l3 II Venice. .............................. Os
Alton.. , l3 11% Naples ' 'V/
.

LP4
Paris, 2 days' bigllt... 25 55 Palermo o
... ...... per 02.
Ditto ... .. .. ............. .3 Ms. 25 133 Lisbon ..... ....................... ....' 521-
narseilles
25 95 Oporto ...... ' 0
Bou Meaux
Frankfort on Manta, Ex. M. 1:2 Bahia ,......••• ,
Peterstiingh, ruble 3 Us. 11) 0 Buenos Ayres .................••'' 40
Berlin
__ •••••• 46
Vienna, effectivelo 10 Philadelphia ..... . ........ ... ....... f"
Trie.ste ..... .ditto ...........
°,/,
Madrid ;16%
FPoorrteuiggnalGGooldld:incobainr.s.
.......... ••••, :_t) 107
37
36 New Double' -- ..... I)9;

Cadiz....

8i1b0:..,

..ew Doubl 0 4
Rircelotia
..... 4

I iiars
Seville l6 , Silver, bars, standard ....•• 8
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, Nov. 10.
Five per Cents. Metalliques
wo 1073 g
Four per Cents.
SI 4, Three per Cents.
1459
Rank Shares
—Aligemeine Zeitung, Nov. 15 DO'
HALF-PAST i otir-
We have just seen a letter from Quebec of thel from`ult., which, in part, confirms the intelligence received
that quarter this morning. tllcl
The Yankees are assembling in great force 011600
frontiers, and more is apprehended from their invasien
from the Patriots.
I)°s
LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, Nov. 20.--We have 10,
anything new in the Cotton-market to-day. lubel'oca'
been a fair demand, and steady prices have been °""':,0.%
Tile sales are about 4,000 bags. Egyptian, lid. t,(5 I°d
• t°
Surats, 4id. 50. ; Bahias, Bd. to 80. ; Pernaras, -
91d. ; and American, 6d. to Bd. per lb. I, a Or
Although the news from Canada has not as yet he pet'
per
effect on the British Funds, an eminent broker gale ; 94.
cent. for the put of upwards of 100,0001. Consols' ad
sale'
for the opening in January. This indicates an exPecteor a'
in Consols. The Chancery broker sold, during „,t111,13 Corr
ing, thirteen thousand pounds Consols at 94. Ile t 9P.
missioners purchased this day ten thousand Reduce",,' /5 : Pr
Consols are at present 94 to - i ; Money, 93k cs'tocl"
chequer Bills, 67 69 prem. ; India Bonds, 6.5; 13a°'
2)3i ;- India Stock, 261
.
gn Market little doing.
In th- Forei
t 2,54 ; Dutch TINTO
Portuguese, nl i
.0
Cents., 100 i,
di sOl
In Shares very little d • P •much `—e
mg. rues d
1 e ss
as yesterday, .aTndh_rae.elipaelfr.
pCerenctse.,nt2s.o,:i4alCn;jol:e'rebiplie°;,
The New York packet ship of the Ist inst. is '" '
daily expected.

The Batavier steamer has not yet arrived. oar'
THREE
Consols for the Account, 94 to 94k.

STATISTICAL SOCIETY.--The first meet' )T.''°:
ng ~„
the Session was held on Monday evening, Colone --bell
V.P., in the Chair ; on which occasion twelve nle°l9e"
were elected, and twenty-nine candidates propose'
xeral
,interestingANßEpmapAelrNs
sw.e_reAread.
Rom
the ium9rllist?'B' °r
number of- human sicheal°e"
saimcendoeassv,ncoeuewrrnfeataedhcr
et
ouaaGfrtxeers:eos Shooter's-hill, oteseopswteueagrretr'ssste:tahetri lnl ,
battleßnae Railway.
wr
tons, remarkable for their high state of preservatinni3erof
gold, ,silver, and brass, bearing the impress f v°lljl
0 00.
other Emperors, were found in various of the gra „ifiCte,
00oblong
Mansion-houseloln4 go ;
tllesquare, i 0
longest
svo.i
el
measuring
t b e
sides removed e m2t7oooveefrfdree
oed;nt
d NEW ROYAL EXCHANGE. For this Pl-J tot
edifice, the whole mass of buildings from Finehlanet, of °I,II
sbobi3pnalbei tatni hrys
spearheads,
ill
is tha
eadt,
&c.,tt about,inhtbhe oet(1 both
Be
length,saai ongn fdnmbi I toy& °Il
arY.ntia;voidi°rocerceid,
tion, and Cornhill in the other. The internal eretterit °.
our merchants are to congregate, will be to the e'
11.
150 feet by 60. 11 'cill
assaulting his wife, and in the course of the
waPiytabegbourn, pr;
A man was yesterday eharged at Union Oa he f°'
lowing facts were elicited : The complainant bad aillheee:
married at the age of fourteen to a person wne try t.-
inquirf td bee,'
been transported. Before the convict left this oello,ife b)'
defendant had promised him to take care of his , doll°.
marrying her himself, which he had accordingi:l3ol
Latterly, however, the parties had quarrelled, eac le 10,1
ing the other of matrimonial infidelities, and the wi rot.so
wished to be relieved from her second spouse, on the got„, tbe
that her first husband, although since dead, was alire 0 Ole
time of her union with defendant. The defendant °Ol, tile
lother hand contended that the first marriage was
a ill!.e}f vii.
ady not eing of age, and conseuently tht he lx.ifs '
veil
her laiifulb husband, and with all her faults he did of r hat
to part from her. The Magistrates were of 013111°fere 'II
!
the first marriage was valid, but declined to interreto live.r tba
the case. The husband was, however, held to bag
assault, and the wife expressed her determination 00'.
with him but to sue for a divorce. nOntleo •
DUTY ON ESTATE SALES.---A corresr esteri
states that it was mentioned in the Court of Bitnir_ rep he'
day that Government have it in contemplation lu_ to tb _
the duty on estate sales, it being a great obstructioni_st ths
disposal of property ; and there being no
increased consumption of agreement and other st werro:so',
increase of publie advertisements in the newsPaP
would afford a full compensation to the revenue.
douhat
_ton do