The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-28 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
A Brazil mail has arrived; sailed on the 28th January,
from Rio Janeiro; and from Bahia the 21st December. Also a
Halifax mail; sailed on the 26th February. By the former,
Buenos Ayres papers to the 30th December, and a private
letter to the 3d January, have been received at the North
and South American Coffee.house. The letter states as fol-
lows :—" No political news to communicate; our republic en.
joys a state of tranquillity ; trade is also reviving. Cattle are
in abundance; but the wheat harvest has entirely failed. Se-
veral cargoes of wheat have arrived from Chili, which sold at a
high price. Exchange upon England 7 % to 7 3-16ths paper
dollars. In consequence of the shipping season being over,
freights are not brisk to Europe."
The Buenos Ayres papers arc not of importance; they con-
firm the private letter received at the Coffee-house, stating that
domestic peace continues, and an evident improvement has
taken place in trade.
Halifax papers, to the 17th February, and Prince Edward's
Island to the 6th February, have also been received at the
above Coffee-house.
(From the Halifax Papers.)
The debates in our House of Assembly are not later than
Saturday last, all travelling being impeded by the immense
quantity of snow that has fallen during the last fortnight.
By the French mail received this morning we have accounts
from Barcelona,stating that disturbances had taken place at Rens,
but were soon put down by the energy of the Governor-General
Llander. Several Carlist agents are proceeding through the
different provinces exciting the inhabitants to insurrection;
one of them had been arrested, with a number of proclamations
in his possession, signed " Don Carlos, King of Spain ;" he
was conveyed to prison.
From Berlin they write that an order has been given for the
battalions of the line to be reduced two-thirds of their elfectis e
force.
From Bordeaux it is stated that on the 19th of March a
Spanish courier passed through that town, who was the bearer
of a decree dismissing three of the Spanish Ministers, to be
replaced by General Morino, San Martin, and San Fernando,
who are all in favour of the Queen.
THE FUNDS.

Owing to the French prices coming near one per cent.
lower, and a report of a change going to take place in the
French Ministry, the Funds opened heavily. Consols, which
left off yesterday at 87% for the Account, were done at
, and would have further declined, had it not been for the
Dutch Funds coming higher per cent. This caused a change
in the Market, and Consols were done at 87 14 at which
price they are at present.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Stock has lowered, owing
to its having declined in Paris.
It now appears that the visit of the Egyptian troops to
Smyrna was to obtain provisions for the army. Likewise we
hear, that the Russian fleet at Constantinople has no soldiers
on board, therefore a rupture in the East may still be prevented,
The private letters from Rio Janeiro state that all was tran.
quil there. Exchange, 3•2/ ; Stocks, 49.
No further accounts from Portugal.
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THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for tbt Account, Eq. 4.

FINE ARTS.

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We have just seen a portrait of the Rev7.---'
Daniel Wilson, now Bishop of Calcutta, which,..:";
as a work of art, is above par, and as a likeness,
(we speak from a somewhat indistinct recollec-
tion of the Evangelical Prelate) is tolerably ac-
curate. The portrait is a half-length, but is ri,:t
quite so accurately proportioned as it might be.
But this is rather the fault of the painter tha►►
the engraver.