The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-23 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

This being settling day in Console, the brokers and
jobbers are occupied in arranging their accounts. It is the
heaviest settling day we have had for a length of time; at
present we do not hear of any important failures; the
extreme fluctuation, from the highest and lowest prices,
has been annut 6 per Cent., and it is supposed that it
will turn out a Bear account.

Consols which left off yesterday at 88i, opened at the
same price; at present they may be quoted 138i1,!-,
In the Foreign Market Stocks maintain their prices.
Up to the present hour we have no arrivals from Lisbon
or Oporto.
A great hurricane took place at Canton on the 3d of
August. A number of small craft were destroyed.

HALF-PAST ONE.

With respect to news we have none up to the present
hour, n,r do we hear of any express from Paris in the
city. The set!ling of the Account in Consols looks fa-
vourable ; no failures as yet have been announced in the
House, but a fcw minor ones, which may be called smal
fry, have taken place, scarce worth noticing.
C insole for Money 56! ex-dividend ; for next Ac-
count 86/.

In the Foreign Market the Stocks are on the improve-
ment, Dutrh has hocn done at 431; Spanish 16. i.
A packet from New York is off Liverpool, sailed on the
24'h ult. ; papers and letters not as yet received.
No news from Holland ; the steamer only leaves this
day ; neither have we any reports or arrivals as yet from
Portugal.

We hear that important despatches are expected from
1101!and, as our Government have informed his Dutcl.
Majesty if he does not open the It, they will force it.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for the Account, AG 14.

The report which has obtained general circu-
lation in the London and periodical p pers, and
which was copied from the Paris papers, viz.,
that the recent death of the Princess DE Lott-
RAINE VANDEMONT, at Paris, had ended tl:e
line of the great house of DE MONTMORENCY,
is unfounded. There are at present two Dukes
of DE MONTMORENCY, besides numerous de-
scendants in France, and various others in the
United Kingdom. The DE MONTMORENCY,
Viscount MOUNT-MORRES, and DE MONT-
MORENCY of Ireland, and several other branches
there, proved their direct descent in the ma'e
line in the year 1815, and have ever since, by
Royal sign Manual, borne the name and arms of
DE MONTMORENCY only, instead of those of
" MORRES."

COUNTY OF LIMERICK ELECTION.---Mr.
O'CortNELL's opinion, recommending a petition against
the return for this county, has been received in town. He
declares he has no doubt of its success, and that the sum
of 5001., together with his own gratuitous agency in con-
ducting the petition, assisted by 31.essrs. O'SHAUCIIINESSY
and LEACHY, will be sufficient to achieve i,,c 9bject pro-
posed. The petition must be lodged on or before the I2th
of Frbruary.—Limeriri,l Herald.

HANNAH MOORE.--We regret to hear thai,
this excellent and distinguished Lady is on her death-bed,
as far as human calculations can estimate the result of her
present illness, at Clifton. She is, we believe, in her 84th
year. We spent, a few years ago, the most delightful day
it was ever our lot to spend at her then residence at Barley
Wood ; and, among the other treats, the " good old lady"
laid before us a collection of autographs from Bishop
PORTKUS, GARRICK, JOHNSON, GOLDSMITH, and nearly
all the other worthies of the rich age gone by; she also
painted out a lofty and sturdy tree, the germ of which bad
beets planted by her own hand,— Town,