The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-23 00:00:00

FOREIGN

FUNDS.
Greek, 20 21
Mexican, 39 40
Peruvian, 13 14
Portuguese, 40 2
Prussian,
Russian, 94 5
Spanish, 15 IA
HALF-PAST ONE,
Extract of a letter from Antwerp, dated May 20

Brazilian, 6134 62
Buenos Ayres,
Chilian, 193
Colombian, 14 15
Danish, 62 34
French 5 per Cent. 90 1
Ditto 3 per Cent. 6434 534

" Yesterday, between four and five o'clock, the town was
thrown into the greatest alarm, and many persons imme-
diately left for the country. Since Sunday last many per-
sons have been employed outside the town in throwing up
batteries with the intention of attacking the citadel.
General Chasse yesterday informed the authorities that if
the works were not discontinued by six o'clock be would
open his fire upon them. This gave rise to an apprehen-
sion of a second bombardment, but an arrangement has
now token place, and the works discontinued. Should
this state of things continue I intend leaving at the end of
next week".

In Gallicia the cholera morbus is making great ravages,
it has been brought into that country by some wounded
Poles.

A Lisbon mail has arrived, sailed on the 15th of May.
We do not hear that it brings any news of importance.
By the Mexican mail the accounts are favourable ; all
was tranquil there. We understand that 61,000 dollars
are come over to pay the dividends.
The Island of Pico was taken on the 28th of April ;
there are now five vessels from Terceira cruizing between
Pico and Fayal. The above island is the place where
they make wine to provide Terceira, as well as with cattle.
Consols have been done in the course of the morning at
83k, at present they may he quoted 83*, with little doing.
The Dutch steamer has arrived, but the letters will not
be delivered till late.

In the Foreign Market Spanish Bonds have improved
I per cent.

THREE 0' CL 0 C.K.

Consols, 831,-.

BRIGHTON.—By the last packet which came
in from Dieppe, we learn that his Majesty LouptasuPiedn:LaisetevEe
will be at that port on Saturday ex
understand, by the Dukes of ORLEANS and n
It is &so understood that the KING is already
Nzatouas.
relyat Rouen,
seventy-five rooms being engaged at BRUNTON'S Hotel there
for the royal suite. A review of the National Guards and
troops of the line was expected to take place there
Wednesday. At Dieppe, the troops of that arrondissement
to
susemlnett
will be reviewed, and the KING will present e
three regiments—two of infantry, and one of cavalry. The
most splendid preparations are making for his MAJESTY'S
reception.
CRIM. CON.—In the Court of King's
Bench, Dublin, on Friday, in the case of Sir HENRY
CARDEN, Bart. e'. Lieut. CHARLES TROLLOP, the Jury
returned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 250/. and
6d. costs.—We shall give the particulars to-morrow.
It is quite true that some new Peers are to be
created, but we are assured that the proposed additions
have no reference to the part which the individuals who
are to be raised to the Peerage have taken on the Reform
question. There is, consquently, ro intention of creating
Peers for the purpose of securing the Reform Bill in the
House of Lords. A large majority in favour of that
measure, in the Upper House, is confidently anticipated,
without the additiou of new Peers..., Court Journal.