The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-03 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CL OCK
We have no arrivals of consequence this morning ; the French
mail came to hand at a late hour, but no time has been fixed as
yet for the delivery of the letters.
A letter from Bremen states that Count Munster has been de-
posed, and the Duke of Cambridge named Viceroy.
The debates, and nothing but the debates, are the order of the
day in the city, and all parties arc eager to read them. Mr.
Macauley's speech is particularly read with great attention, and
approved of as one of the best in the evening's debate. Sir
H. Peel's speech is anxiously sought after, which, no doubt, will
be the winding up of the contest.
THE FUNDS.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 75%, 76 for the account,
opened at the same price, since which they arc 76!‘ 1
We can say but little of the opinions of the public this day, for
their politics vary with the debates, and the speculators arc
anxiously waiting for the final result of this grand contest.

In the'foreign market nothing doing as yet.
We have this moment a report that the French funds have
fallen to 54f. 50c.
HALF-PAST ONE.
According to the French Papers, arrived by the mail, they
write from Madrid that the energetic note presented by the
French Minister to that Court has produced its effect, and it is
reported that a change in the Ministry is going to take place.
Llander is to be Minister of War—the Count Espagne and Ge-
neral Campana are to resign. It is stated that the arrival of
Aguado has contributed to this change. General Savarre will be
appointed Viceroy of Navarre, and the Marquis of Amarellas
General of Catalogue, and Saint Ander Captain-General of
Grenada.

An Austrian General passed the Po, near Ferrara, with a con-
siderable force. The National Guards threatened immediately
to attack him if he did not return, which lie according complied
with.
The Augsburg Gazette, in an article dated Frontiers of Italy,
Feb. 17, states that the Austrian General Baron Geppert had re-
cived orders to enter on the 15th with eight battalions and two
batteries, to re-establish the Government of the Duchy of Mo-
dene, General Bentheisn is with twenty-four battalions on the
frontiers of the legation of Ferrara, ready at the first notice
to enter the territory of the Pontiff, and to put down the rebel-
lion. It is said they want to proclaim Napoleon 11. at Bologna
and at Ferrara. General Walmoden has received orders to take
up a position on the frontiers of Piedmont with a corps of obser-
vation of 30,000 men.
The express from Paris has brought the French rentes consi-
derably lower, at 54f. 50c. It is also rather of a warlike descrip-
tion between Austria and France. This has had some effect on
our funds, which were in the early part of the morning at 76,i9
but receded to 75:ti, with a very heavy market caused by the
above express. Vi,e understand that several failures have taken
place at Paris in the funds there.
In the foreign market Spanish bonds have rather improved.
THREE 0' CL 0 CA".
Consols, '751.

KILKENNY ELECTION.-The contest ter-
minated en Saturday, and on Monday the Sheriff will de-
clare Lard DUNCANNON the Member for the county. The
polling to-day was exactly even—nine for Colonel BUTLER,
and nine for Lord DUNCANNON. The gross
poll is—For
Lord DUNCANNON 336—Colonel BuTLEa °69—Ma-
jority for Lord DUNCANNON 67. I have found by ex-
amination that more than double the number of 20/. free-
holders have polled for Colonel BUTLER. Lord DUN-
CANNON had a majority of the 50/., and twelve more
of 101. freeholders. All excitement has subsided here,
and they have become as calm and quiet as at any ordi-
nary time.

On Friday last, at the Evesham Assizes,
Thomas CLAitx was found guilty of the murder of MARL
ANN WESTHORPE, and executed pursuant to his sentence
on Monday.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, MARCH 2.—Wind S.W. strong breeze.—Arrived from
the River and remains, the Mary Ann, Jackson, for New South
Wales. Arrived off Margate, the Emma, Reynolds, from the
South Seas.
COWES, MARCIt 2.,,,Arrived the William the Fourth, Gum.
thaw, from New York,
FALMOUTH, Maacir I.—Wind W.N.W. to W.S.W.—Ar-
rived the Clarence, Harding, from Aux Cayes.
LIVERPOOL, Martcrt I.—Arrived the Reliance, M'Guire,
from Berbice; Ventrosa, Abbott, from Mobile; and Brothers,
Patterson, from Trieste.
CLYDE, MARCH I.—ArriVed the Jane, Ritchie, from Berbice.
CORK, FEB. 2.. B.—Arrived the Almes, Moran, from St. John's,
New• Brunswick. _ . _

STANDGATE CREEK, MARCH 2.—Arrived the Confidence,
Wesley, from Zante.

The following vessels have arrived at Berbice :—The Apollo,
Randell, and Martin, —, from London; and Regular, Bond,
from Liverpool.
The John Bentley, Robertson, from St. John's, N. 8., arrived
at Carnarvon, with loss of Anchors and cables; twice touched on
the Bar