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

THE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at the leaving off prices of
Saturday, 924 for the Account; Reduced 90k 91 ; Exchequer
Bills 12 14; India Bonds par, 1 prem. ; Bank Stock 2101
211 ; India Stock 259 260 Account.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active Bonds, which closed
on Saturday at 40i 4, have receded this morning to 40 ; at
present they are 40k /, owing to their being lower at Paris,
and the unfavourable accounts from Spain. Spanish Passive
11A 124 ; Deferred 18k 19 ; Colombian 304 ; Mexican 33
34 ; Portuguese 814 i ; Three per Cents. 521 534 ; Dutch
56;41 57.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We have arrivals from Canton of the sth of February, but
they do not bring any news of importance.
In the British Market little business has been doing during
the morning. Consols may be quoted for the Account, 921;
Reduced, 904 ; Exchequer Bills, 12 14 ; India Bonds, par. ;
Bank Stock, 210} 211 ; India Stock, 259 260.
In the Foreign market Spanish Active Bonds were heavy,
and had it not been for some good purchases, they would have
further declined—they were done at 110; at present 404;
Passive, 12k, Deferred, 18a ; Portuguese, 83 ; Three per
Cents. 521; Colombian 304 4 ; Mexican 33 34 ; Dutch Two
and a Half per Cents, 56k.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols for the Account, 92
THE FUNDS.—C

USING PRICES.

BRITIS

FUNDS.
Omni JM

India Stock
Ditto Ponds
South Sea Stock
Ditto Old Annuities
Ditto New Annual--
.x. Bills, 10,0/....
Ditto 5001 l4 pal
Ditto 5111,1 l4 rm.
Bank Stock for Opg.
Izitha Stock for Act.
Consols for Act.

,;WICK-UPON-TIVEED.
TO THE LD.11•(i.,:: THE SUN.
Sta,--I beg to inform you that the cotiM):: thes House
of Lords has put the Reformers of the town of 11:;i1'.)",i7k
upon the alert. A requisition to the Council for this Bo-
ft6ti• r coarse ^f signature, requesting the Council
Hot s 6 Of CoNfttept,., not to agree to the
alterations niJA., 3U the Irish -11c'ernt Bill, and
calling on the House OtCi.ivinirdit* to do justice to
by r.znfiu td the people of that t'oktniry the same civil ph.
vilegcs as naifieen bestowed on EneletA and Scotland.
The requisitionists say, that they consider that difference in
religious opinions ought not to il4ar any set of men from
of civil rights ; and CPI requisitionists fur-
ther express iii it 0,1'67 disapprobation ut the conduct
and spirit of the House of lioids in the alterations made in
tl,y Irish Municipal Bill. This t'eition is to be tAen
into 6311;',;?(Y-*Rtion at a Special Meeting dt. The Council to-
morrow ; when tiit' is no doubt a petition foal:l44d upon
it will meet with an all bai I.o.lanircous support front that
body., and the petition will be sent u by that day's post to
Sir R. S. Dunkin for presentation. I rimy mid, that the
requisition is signed by the greatest part of the respectable
burgesses (I don't meats old freemen) of the Municipal
borough.
One of the signs of the times is the general disgust at the
foolhardy conduct of the Lords, in their obstinate opposition
to every measure calculated to ameliorate or improve the
British Empire, and particularly Ireland. Many in this
town, who were six months ago designated " Tories," or
opponents. of Reform, have, within the last six weeks,
turned round, and now declare that something mot he done
to bring their Lordships to their reason, and to put it out of
the power of that House to refuse granting those Reforms
which the improved state of society, and justice to Ireland,
are absolutely necessary. Thd Reformers of Bertviek are
not easily roused—their Lordships,however, have succeeded
in rousing us to action ; for on the 30th inst., a " Reform
Association" was established, and we are going on increas-
ing our numbers every day since. This will have an excel-
lent effect on the future elections, Parliamentary and Mu-
nicipal—indeed, the poor silly BeriviA• and Kelso Warder
of last Saturday is quite dissatisfied that the " Whig Radi-
cals," as it is pleased to term the Liberals, have now opened
their eyes to the dangers which are now threatening this
country, from the bigotry of the Upper House of Parlia-
ment. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
May 31 A CORRESPONDENT.

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