The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-12 00:00:00

Alt ftIVALS.

Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Flour.
English ...« I 1,053 qrs. 3,810 qrs. 5,650 qrs. 3,Wosacks.
Irish
Foreign

540 I 1,340

- brls.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TW EL TR 0' CLOCK
Singapore Papers to the 19th September, Canton to
the 18th July, and Charleston to the Bth December,
have been received at the North and South American
Cedee-houst.

(From the Singapore Papers.)
We arc informed that his Majesty's sloop Zebra has
been ordered on a survey of the eastern coast of the
Peninsula.
By a private letter from Linton, of the 26th July, the
melancholy intelligence has been received of the loss of the
French ship Euphcmia, which left this port for Chine.
We are informed from Canton, that the Thomas Coutts
and Duchess of Atholl were the only Company's ships
that had arrived, and were detained outside the Boura,
until the despatches were received from the Court of
Directors.

We have hekrd that no less than 300 clerks have been
discharged from the different public offices in Calcutta.
His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, Earl Dal-
housie, and Lady, arrived at Penang, and it is not
unlikely his Lordship may proceed to China to complete
the restoration of his health.
(From the Singapore Price Current.)
Raw Silk, about 20 chests, have been sold at 325 to
370 dollars.
A fete• chests of Benares Opium sold at 800 to 810 dol-
lars. Saltpetre exchanging hands in small quantities at 7i-
dollars. Wines totally unsaleable.
(From the Canton Papers.)
COMMERCIAL REMARKS.—COTTON.—Our last reports
on the state of the Cotton Market are very unfavourable.
Opium since our last has bee❑ so low as 520 dollars.
Turkey Opium is not in much request.
(From the Charleston Papers.)
By the British sloop Ceres, arrived at Charleston, we
learn that public notice has been given by the principal
officers of the Customs at Nassau, that on the sth Jan. next
dollars will cease to be recoverable in the British Colonies
for duties on import, and that after that period the duties
will be payable in l3ritish money only. This subject ap-
pears to have excited some interest at Nassau, as there is
net sufficient British money in the colonies to answer such
purpose, the exchange being from 11 to 16 per cent against
the colony.
Accounts from New Orleans state that at the beginning
of December the cotton crops at Louisiana and Mississippi
will be larger than ever was known.
LivEnrooL, JAN. 10.—The transactions in British
Plantation Sugars this week reached 1,000 hhds. at full
prices. There was a spirited inquiry in the early part of
the week for cotton, and the sales, including those by auc-
tion, have been made to the extent of 23,000 bags. The
demand for pine timber has been limited for the past two
or three weeks, and owing to large arrivals the article has
been rather dull.

THE FUND~.

We have no arrivals as yet of importance. The city
speculators are anxiously waiting the arrival of the express
from Paris, by which we may have further accounts from
Poland ; but they can only relate to their local informa-
tion. An important debate in the Chamber of Deputies
at Paris, in regard to Poland, was expected to take place,
which no doubt will be interesting.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 82} for the Ac-
count, opened at 824, afterwards were done at 821
since which they have receded to e2l 4, at which price
they are steady at present. We do not hear of any local
information.

In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing as yet.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Console continue firm at 82! for the Account. In
the Foreign Market little doing.

- TWO O'CLOCK.
Our Congo] Market remains at Sq- buyers. Very little
business has been doing in Foreign Stock. Russian Bonds
are 914 4, Danish 591 and Portuguese 39 to 41.

THREE O' CLOCK.

Congola are quoted at 82i -1-0

Her Majesty the QUEEN has ordered a manu-
facturer in Edinburgh to furnish her with a dress of velvet,
of the same description as that for which the Hon. the
Board of Trustees for the encouragement of Scotch Manu-
factures awarded a premium.—Scotsman.

The DUNDONNELL cause—MACKENZIE
v. Box, and others—involving the question whether cer-
tain deeds sought to 'be reduced, were, or were not the
deeds of the late KENNETH 111acKENzIE, which has ex-
cited much interest in Scotland, has been decided at Edin-
burgh, the Jury having found for the plaintiff.

An Evening Paper states, that the "general
policy of the WELLINGTON Cabinet was, very properly,
to abstain from Press prosecutions." Most persons who
remember the war of extermination against the Morning
Journal will be inclined to think that this is " saying the
thing which is not."—Morning Paper.

It is reported that Mr. DANIEL WHITTLE
HARVEY has been appointed Solicitor to Lord BROUGHAM'S
Commission of Charities—_a situation worth 2,000/. a
)ear.—Essex Herald.

YEOMANRY.—A report has reached us that
the Marquis of DONEGAL, as Governor of the county,
yesterday received a communication from Government,
directing the immediate embodying of the Yeomanry.
This, if true, is the first and most efficient step that could
possibly be adopted for the tranquillization of Ireland.—
Belfast Guardian.