The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-27 00:00:00

THE FUND/.

The only information of importance this morning is the ex-
press from Paris, with accounts of the dissolution of the
French Ministry. This event, however, has not had any effect
on the Funds, either here or in Paris.
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Consols opened at the leaving off quotations of yesterday,
91 to 91i for the Account; and 901 for Money. Exchequer
Bills, 79 ; India Bonds, par to 2 dis. par ; Bank Stock, 211 i;
India Stock, 260.

In the Foreign Market Spanish Bonds opened at 30i I-,
soon after receded to 304 I' • Passive, 91-; Deferred, 13i ;
Portuguese, 704; Three per Cents., 431.
The non-intervention on the part of France in the affairs of
Spain has caused Spanish Stock to recede to 30, with a very
heavy market.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Letters are in town from Madrid of the 18th inst. ; they
make no mention of any farther commotions, though the ex-
citement naturally flowing from the late revolutionary events
had not entirely subsided. The Queen Regent and her au-
gust daughter entered the capital on the evening of the 17th,
and was most enthusiastically received. Amongst other papers
found in the cabinets of the late Ministers was one for the de-
portation of the correspondent of the Times, who thus had a
narrow escape.
A decline has taken place in the Portuguese Stock this
morning, which receded to 69k—at present may be quoted
70; Three per Cents., 43+ ; Spanish Active, 30; Passive,
9i; Deferred, 13 ; Columbian, 25; Mexican, 27 28.
Consols for Account, 91i; Money, 91 ; Exchequer Bills,
7; India Bonds, 2 dis. ; Bank Stock, 2104- ; India Stock, 260.
THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols fir the Account, 91i.

BERLIN, AUG. 19.—There was much conver-
sation in our circles yesterday about a Conference, which, it
was said, is to take place at a Bohemian watering-place, in
consequence of the recent events in Spain, and to which a
well-known Prussian diplomatist will go from Dresden, pro-
vided with the necessary instructions.
A meeting of the shopmen of Edinburgh has been
held in that city. They have in view the shutting up of shop
at 8, instead of 9. The regulation is to come into operation
for the season on the Ist of September.
As a child was crossing the road on Wednesday,
it was knocked down by the Mansfield van, then on its way to
Nottingham. The wheels passed over its body, and caused
its immediate death.—Nottingham Review.
EXTRAORDINARY DESPATCH.—Last week a fine
ship, the Robert Harrison, from Quebec, of 650 tons Cus-
toms' measurement, with a mixed cargo of deals, staves,
square timber, and hard wood, was discharged in the Grand
Surrey Canal Docks, in the short time of forty-eight working
hours. She has proceeded some days upon her second voyage.
FRANKFORT, JULY 21.—1 am informed from a
good source, that an arrangement, important for the States of
Italy, will be made at Prague, during the coronation of their
Imperial Majesties. The widow of Napoleon, the Archduchess
Maria Louisa, possesses, by virtue of the 99th article of the
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of the treaty, the reversion of these duchies was regulated by
the recess of the territorial commission of the 20th July, 1819
(signed by Great Britain as well as by other powers). After
the demise of the Archduchess, the duchies above-mentioned
become the sovereignty of the Duke of Lucca, who is in turn
to cede Lucca to the Grand Duke of Tuscany. As soon as
the latter cession shall have been effected, the Grand Duke of
Tuscany stipulates to cede to the Duke of Modena the districts
of Tivizano, Pietra Santa, and Barge, of Castiglione and Gal-
licano, as also those of Minucciano and Monte Ignore. By
article 146 of the " General Recess," Austria has the right of
keeping garrison in Piacenza, until the epoch of reversion ;
and, moreover, Austria and Tuscany are obliged to pay to the
Duke of Lucca an annual sum of 500,000 francs, in special
hypotheque, on the Bavaro-palatine estates in Bohemia. All
these arrangements, which were to take place after the death
of Maria Louisa, are, it seems, to be completed immediately,
that princess being weary of a nominal sovereignty. She will
resign, in consequence, the ducal crown of Parma, being in-
demnified by the Bohemian estates, and other revenues fur-
nished by the gainers in the arrangement. She will, however,
of course, preserve the titles and privileges of a sovereign
prince. The Archduchess, preparatory to this arrangement,
will leave Vienna for Prague on the 28th. _Morning Paper.
On Sunday morning the proprietor of a Bazaar on
our coast received a small box, per London Coach, containing
a number of articles, of the value of between 41. and 54
that had been purloined from his establishment by an indivi-
dual who had been staying in the town. Each article was
very carefully wrapped in cotton and parts of the Times
newspaper, and enclosed in a box, as stated, and accompanied
by a letter written on fine paper, with a fancy coloured seal and
impression, in a disguised hand ; the spelling, evidently forced,
was excessively bad, and expressed the deepest regret of the
writer, that during a sojourn of some little time at the place
alluded to, they had been in the constant habit of visiting the
Bazaar of an evening (at a time when it is usually crowded)
and had on every opportunity been 'tempted by the Devil to
take something,' which had since sorely troubled the mind of
the writer; and farther, expressed their anxiety to make re-
stitution to the owner, and had enclosed a sovereign to pay
carriage, Is. Bd., and to cover damage should any have been
sustained, it concluded in penitent language with the signa-
ture of a 'Repentant Sinner.'—Kent Herald.