The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-26 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

On the panic, which prevailed during last week in our Fo-
reign Market, having reached Paris, it had the same effect in
the French Market. The fall at the Paris Bourse was also
assisted by the news of Gen. Gomez and Cabrera having
joined their forces, and were about marching on Madrid.
These events had the effect to cause Spanish Active to recede
to 171; but the last quotation from Paris is 19. The French
Rentes experienced also a considerable depression—Five per
Cents., 104 f. 40c. ; Three per Cents., 77f. 40c.
The Market was again a state of agitation this morning,
owing to the considerable fall in the French Market ; Spanish
Active, which closed on Saturday at 22, opened at 201 to
21 ; Passive, 71; Deferred, 9} ; Portuguese closed at 501,
went down to 48 ; at present may be quoted 48} 49-; Three
per Cents, 301 311; Columbian, 22 23 ; Dutch Two-and-a-
hall, 50k k.
Consols continue steady at 88 for the Account. and 87k for
money ; Exchequer Bills par, 2 ; India Bonds, 2 4 ; Bank
Stock, 206} 2071 ; India Stock, 254,1 i 2551.
LATEST PRICES.—Since the opening- of the Market Con-
sols
have improved to 88i 1; Spanish to 211 -; Portuguese,
50 to 51 ; Three per Cents, 32 to 33.
11 ALE.PAST ONE.
We have seen private letters from Lisbon, which state the
probability of fresh disturbances taking place in that capital.
All the Foreign Ministers at the Court of Donna Maria, with
the exception of the Spanish Charge d'Affaires, had protested
against the late changes, and suspended their relations with
the Queen's Government. Symptoms of mutiny appeared in
the barracks of the Cazadores. M. de Campos was spoken
of as likely to be placed at the head of a Treasury Commis-
sion, which was to supersede the old Tribunal del Tesors.
Other letters state that if Carvalho had continued firm for
one hour longer, and not gone on board the British ship
Malabar, the revolution would not have taken place. We
hear that a great number of the Government people are on
board the British ships in the Tagus.
Since the early part of the morning, when the British and
an improvement has taken place.
are at present 88} for the Account ;
Foreig
Consols, n F
whichun ds werewere heavy, vy ,
for Money, 88ki Exchequer Bills, 2 prem. ; India Bonds,
4 2 4 Prem. ; Bank Stock, 208.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish, which was 201, may be
quoted at 211 ; Portuguese improved from 47. to 50 ;
Three per Cents., which were 30k, are at present 33 ; Co-
lombian, 221 224 ; Mexican, 23 ; Dutch Two and a Half per
Cents., which were 494, are now 511.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 88a.

HORTICULTURAL GIANTS.—In the garden of
J. H. Calcraft, Esq., M. P., at Rempstone, near Wareham,
there have been grown this season, a cucumber 23:} inches
long; an onion 16 inches in circumference, and which
weighed 18} ounces in its dry state ; and apples 124- inches
in circumference.—Dorset Chronicle.
The absconding of a factor in hardware a week ago,
who left behind him a deficit of 2,000,000 francs, has caused
numerous failures in the trade, four having lately been declared.
There is also a difficulty in the watch and clock trade, one
house, well known, having declared a deficit of 400,000 f.--
Paris Paper.
SHOOTING PARSONS.—In the published list of
game certificates for the county of Derby we observe 22 names
with Reverend attached to them ; and in the Yorkshire list
there are 91