The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-27 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Ministers last night in the House of Lords, met the Tories
half way, and adjusted their difficulties on the clause of the
Irish Church Bill; upon which the Tories suffered the Bill to
pass the Committee, and we may expect that the third reading
will take place on Tuesday or Wednesday next. Thus Mini*.
tere remain in office. The Funds have improved.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 89 for the Account,
opened at 89 %, at which price they are at present, -,vith
little doing.

'We are hourly expecting an arrival from Portugal, which,
no doubt, will be of great importance.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as -yet.
We have a strong report that fort St. julian has surrendered
to Napier, and that Lisbon was on the point of capitulating.
HALF-PAST ONE.

Up to the present time we cannot trace the general report
that Lisbon was taken on the 18th instant, to any authentic
source. Had that event taken place, we well know that a
steamer would have been immediately despatched.

Consols have been during the whole of the morning at
894 Q for the Account.

In the Foreign Market the only business doing is in Portu-
guese Scrip, which has fluctuated during the morning from
10} to 111 ; a reaction has taken place, and it is at present 101.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Concols fur the Account, 89 ft.

At the Hull Assizes, on Wednesday last,
Mrs.Acbarin was tried, found guilty, and sentenced to two
calendar months' imprisonment in the House of Correction
at Beverley, for a libel on the Hull Corporation.
Some membersof the Athenamm, in Waterloo.
place, are ahrmed lest the exposure which very recently
took place at a police office should, by mistake, be supposed
to have a reference to their club. Surely the high respec-
tability of the 1,200 members composing that society is a
sufficient security against the possibility of any false report
of the kind they seem to apprehend being propagated,
much less believed. The house dubbed by the name of
the Athenaeum, in St. James's-street, and the Athenxum
Club, in Waterloo-place, can never be confounded, except
by idiots and infants.
The neighbourhood of Regent-street, Lam-
beth, was in a state of great excitement yesterday evening,
owing to a report that a man had died of cholera at the
ince Regent public-house, Lambeth ; and the circum-
stance of a shell being removed from the House about eight
o'clock confirmed the suspicion of a death having taken
place. It appears that the public-house in question is
resorted to by the labourers who are employed in the al-
terations now snaking in the common•sewer in the Ken-
nington-road, and who had their meals there. Yesterday
morning, about seven o'clock, one of the men, named
DoNAutioo, alias "Deaf Bob," aged 45, felt himself un
well while at work in the sewer, and returned to the
public-house, where he bad scarcely arrived when he was
se'red with the most excruciating pains in the stomach,
accompanied with cramp. Several medical gentlemen
were sent for, and every assistance was rendered to the
unfortunate man, but be expired in the course of two or
three hours. Several similar cases of sudden death have
occurred in the same neighbourhood within the last few
days.