The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The arrival of the French mail with the express from Paris,
is anxiously looked for, to have the confirmation of the reported
victory of the British troops in the North of Spain.
The individual who has absconded has caused a considerable
sensation in the Foreign market, as he has taken in two bro-
kers in that market, it is said, to the amount of twelve thou-
sand pounds.
Consols opened at the closing prices of yesterday, 91R- for
the Account, and 91i for Money. Exchequer Bills 20 22 ;
India Bonds 4 6 ; Bank Stock 215 f.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active Bonds 49+ ; Portu-
guese 83} 84 ; Three per Cents., 531 54 ; Colombian 33/ ;
Mexican 371 38 ; Dutch 2} per cents, 543 553.

ONE O'CLOCK.
EXPRESS FROM MADRID.

We have just received an express from Madrid, with the
Gazette of the 23d inst. The capital remained tranquil, and
the public confidence in the Ministers was increasing. The
operations in the Bourse, on the 22d inst. had been very ex-
tensive. The Four per Cents were at 431 ; the. Five per
Cents, 52:41 ; and the Passive at 161 17.
In the Chamber of Proceres, on the 22d inst., a very stormy
discussion took place on the occasion of the following address,
which it was proposed to present to the Crown, relative to the
riots at Barcelona. The address is as follows :
" Madam,—The Peers of the kingdom, full of the deepest
grief and sorrow, approach the foot of the Throne, to intreat of
your Majesty to permit your Government to give information to
the Chamber respecting the sad and lamentable occurrences at
Barcelona, to enable thm to offer to your Majesty the co-ope-
ration which may be necessary for the preservation of the laws
and public order.
" Palace of the Chamber, Jan. 15, 1836.
( Signed) " Conde de Punerosti o, Marquis de Aleaneico,
Marquis de Miratlores, Principe de Auglona, Joaquim
Navarro, Duke St. Lorezo y del Parque, Marquis de
Malfriea, Duke do Castro Terreno, Count de St. Co-
loma, Marquis of St. Cruz, Marquis de Guadaleazar,
Count de Ceroellen, Count O'Reilly, Count de Mon
terrin, Duke of St. Carlos, Count Guendulian, Duke
de Noblejas, Marshal of Castel, Duke de Osuna."
M. Mendizabal strenuously opposed the Address, on the
ground that the Government was not yet in possession of the
requisite information to lay before the Estamento. The
Address was rejected by a large majority.
In the Chamber of Procuradores the discussion of the
Electoral Law was going on favourably. The 17th Article
was under discussion.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols are 91i for the Account, and for Money 91.
Nothing doing in either of the Markets. Exchequer Bills
22 prem. ; India Bonds 4 6 ; Bank Stock 215 fr.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing. Spanish Active
49i ; Portuguese 831 84 ; Three per Cents. 531 54; in
other Foreign securities nothing doing.
THREE 0' CL 0 C.&
consols for the Account, 911.

We have great pleasure in observing that a New
Edition of the " Life and Works of Cowper," by the
Rev. Mr. Qrirpshawe, is to be commenced on 41-. 1,2,t of
February, in Shilling Parts, to be published Weekly. That
the sale of this work will exceed that of any modern publi-
cation, we can heve no doubt. The poet if one of this
most popular in the Iptigugi4e,and the cost is comparatively
nothing, if we take into considaration.tho ob3lo* way in
which the work is got up ; i
. theillustrations are really Wag-
tifuj, Jn a word, this edition of Cowper 's works ought to
find its way ipt,o event &awing-room and every cottage in
the Wited Kinpiol*