The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-19 00:00:00

THE FUNDS

In the British Funds there is no alteration to the present
hour, from the leaving off prices of yesterday, 888 for the
Account ; Money, 88; I, with scarce a bargain doing. It ap-
pears that the speculators will not operate until further intel-
ligence is received from the United States, which will be about
the 26th instant. Exchequer Bills, 6 8 premium.
In the Foreign Market the chief feature is the improve-
ment in the Mexican Stock which left off at 283. 294, and at
present may be quoted 304 31.
In the other Foreign securities the prices are nominrl, as per
yesterday's leaving off. Spanish Active 23A i; Deferred 11;
12A ; Passive 58 ; ; Portuguese 304 31; Three per Cents.
ISi 19 ; Brazilian 714 71i ; Colombian 224 23; Dutch
Two•and-a-Half per Cents. boa ; Five per Cents. 99i 100.
SHARES.—Great Western 24 25 prem. ; New 11 12
prem. ; London and Brighton 6; dis. ; Blackwall 54 *dis. ;
Birmingham 59 61 prem. ex. New ; Southampton air) 56 per
share • Croydon 12-11 .4 per share ; Greenwich 74 84 per share;
11ancliester and Birmingham 16 14 dis. ; South Eastern and
Dover 16i 16 dis. . .

We ha7e tew arrivals this morning—most of them old dates.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
Wrmingham and Derby IOO
Ditto Thirds
Great Western
Ditto New
Ditto Fifths
London andßrighton
London and Birmingham 9O 154
London and South Western 3Bi — ... .. to
..._.

Ditto Tenths
South Eastern and Dover

JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Union of Australia. ... 25 ...... 32
Ditto New Shares
HALF--PAST ONE.
Accounts received from New Orleans state that a brig had
arrived there from Gallivas, coast of Africa, with intelligence
that an outrage had been committed by a British man-of-war
upon the factories of Don Pedro Blaney and Don Pedro Mar-
tinez, at that place. The crew of the man-of-war landed and
destroyed goods to the amount Cl 500,000 dollars, and 1,500
negroes employed by them had made their escape.
At the Tea Sale this (lay, at the Commercial-rooms, Minc-
ing-lane, of about 11,000 chests, we learn that the prices ob-
tained are from Is. 74d to Is. 70. for Congou.
We understand that there is a difference of opinion between
the Brazilian Government and ours in respect to the expiration
of the present Treaty of Commerce, in regard to its duration,
it being maintained by the Brazilian Government that the
treaty expires on the 15th year, ending in November, 1842,
while the British Government insists upon two year's notice
from the 15th year; but the Brazilian Government have given
notice in the 13th year, which is two years before the expiration.
Consols, which had a firm appearance in the early part of the
morning at BS3 for the Account, are not so good at present,
and may be quoted at 881 ; Exchequer I3ills, 8 6 prem ; Con-
suls for Money, 883 ; New Three. and-a-Half per Cents.,
97 96%.
In the Foreign Market, Mexican, which reached 31-'4, has
receded to 30; Spanish Active, 234 ; Deferred, 12A ; Colom-
bian a'so lower, receded from 2t3 to 21 ; Brazilian, 714 ;
Chilian, 63 ; Portuguese,
a- Half per Cents. 504 ; 30, alsol lower ; Dutch Two-and-
Five per Cents.,
In Shares, little doing. Gr eat Western, 304 ; New, 64 ;
Fifths, 96 ; London and Brighton, 43i; London and Birming-
ham ex div., 154; South Eastern and Dover, 17.

QUA.RTE.II:7'O THREE.
Consols for Money, 88} ; Account, 88a ; Mexican 29
30 ; Deferred 9} ; Portuguese 30i4 31 ; Spanish 23A

BOROUGH OE REIGATE.—An Association has
been formed to secure the return cf a:Liberal representa-
tive: at: the next electton, the members of which meet
from time to lime under the presidency of Caleb Ede,
Esq., of Dorking. Dr. Bedford, of Loudon House, Brix.
ton, who came forward at the last election, has received a
flattering requisition from the Association, which he has ac-
cepted, with a firm determination to contest the borough
the first opportunity, in full assurance of brellting up the
undue infleeace of the Somers' family,

ROLLS' COURT--(THIS DAY.)

JEW V W00D...-.JUDGAIENT.

The MASTER c7f the ROLLSgave—judgment in this
case, and said that as he consideiei it to be a proper
case for interpleader, he must refuse to dis-
charge the order which had been made for the injunc-
tion. He had wished to have stated at length
his view of the several cases which were cited in
the argument, but considering the shortness of the time
that remained before the Assizrs, and that the de-
fendants might vcry r.aturally desire to have the
decision of the Lord Chancellor upon the point, be
had thought it mere important to give his opinion at once
than to take up further time in order to state his view
upon all the cases that had been cited.
A similar order was made in the other cases.
BOURNE V. THE ORIENTAL AND PENINSULAR STEAM NAYS