The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-25 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The news from the Continent this morning continues
to be of a pacific description. The nature of the de,
spatches received from Holland has not as yet transpired,
but the Dutch funds come higher.
Consols opened at the same price they left off, 86% 67,
with little or nothing doing as yet. The Account has
gone off more favourably than was expected, as we do not
heir of any drafts having been returned.
A vessel has arrived at Liverpool which left New York
on the 28th ult. ; papers not yet received.
The Foreign Market is in the same state as that of the
British—no business of consequence doing.

HALF-PAST ONE.

The reports are ♦arious in respect to the despatches
received from Holland. By the well-informed it is asserted
that they are favourable, and that the tonnage duty for the
Scheldt is nearly settled; but other accounts state, that his
Dutch Majesty still wavers on the grand question,—that
is, who is to give way first for the opening of the Scheldt.
The defeat of the Grand Vizier is the general topic of
conversation in the City, and looked upon as the downfall
of the Ottoman Empire, if the Foreign Powers do not
immediately interfere. An extraordinary Envoy was sent
off last week by our Government to Constantinople, no
doubt connected with the above subject.
We hear from goad authority, that great exertions are
making to reinforce Don Pedro's army both in men and
money ; 3,000 good troops are in preparation for pro-
ceeding to Oporto.
Consols have continued the whole of the morning at
86j to 87 for the Account, with little or nothing doing.
In the Foreign Market Stocks are rather heavy.
The private letters from Holland are pacific.
THREE O'CLOCK
Consols for the Account, 86i to 87.
CLOSING PRICES.—FOUR O'CLOCK.

Consols
Ditto for Account S6i
Brazilian Bonds 50i
Buenos Ayres...
Chilian Ditto....
Columbian 1824 11i

Danish
Greek
Mexican
Peruvian
Russian 1024
Spanish

Mr. FA RQUIIARSON.—The ATTORNEY..
GE NE RA Mr. BETHEL!, and Mr. WHITLOCK, have
with a liberality that deserves the highest praise, returned
their fees in the case of this gentleman, which has lately
been much before the public.
The Venerable Lord STOWELL, now in the
67th year of his age, remains in a very precarious state at
his seat Early C,urt, near Reading.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN.23,_
3,500 biles are the estimated sales of cotton to-day, con-
sisting of 250 Brazils, in Pernams at 9d. ; Baliias,7id.
to 83-d., Maranharns, at ; 300 Surats, from 4iil. to
sd. ; and about 3,000 in Arnetican descriptions, from
till. to 9d.

By an order recently issued by the Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, solicitors are required to make out
their bilk on paper the size of the fist, and leave them
with the registrar for taxation two days p. for to the audit.
The Marquis of AMESBURY and one of the
L►dies BRUDENELL BKIICE are still in Paris, but they are
expected in Grosvenor-square the beginning of next week.
Eat! BitticE, his Lordship's eldest son, who is a permanent
absentee, is at pres....nt resident in the French metropolis.
Mr. Justice GASELEE is the Judge who re-
mains in town (luring the ensuing circuit.
RENINANET FEES.—Though part of these
fees have been withdrawn, that to the Sheriff, we are in-
swirled, still colitinues, who exacts a fee of 14s. every
Term, for summoning the Jury; though it is generally
six or seven Terms before he cn. have any Jury to
summon.

EXTRAORDINARY SUlClDE.—Yesterday au
inquest was held at the Flying Horse, Crown-street, Fins-
bury. on the body of Mr. F. Szix, aged 37, who kept a
tea warehouse i❑ that street. On Tuesday morning the
deceased was found extended upon his back on the stone
floor of the kitchen, his head and the upper part of his
clothing quite wet, and water upon the bur, which ap-
peared to have run from the clothes. It is supposed he
had attempted to throw himself head foremost into a large
water butt which stood in the kitchen, but the space being
insufficient to admit the whole of his person he had re-
mained with his head immersed, so as to produce suffoca-
tion, and in his dying struggles he had fallen back upon
the fiber. The deceased, who was married, had late;y
been very desponding, in consequence of losses in trade.
Verdict..." Temporary Insanity."