The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-14 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWEL VE O'CLOCK•
The only foreign arrival this morning is the French
with the express from Paris, which conveys to us two
tant notes which passed between the French and Russian
vernments on the subject of the late treaty between the
and Russia. The first note is the protest of France

the treaty of July, and the latter the answer of Russia.
By the French mail this morning, we have received
Madrid Gazette to the Ist inst., which contains a decree
the Queen of Spain, confirming M. Burgos to be the Mi
of Finances, as up to the said period he only exercised it
interim.
The private letters from Madrid state, that Burgos's ,
tive nomination to that office has caused a great sensation in
capital ; inconsequence of which a great fall in the -
and Foreign Securities had taken place, and a Suppk.
Gazette, published on the night of the 30th ult., states
great agitation prevailed in the capital.

THE FUNDS.
It is still the general opinion in the City that no war
take place with Russia, although she is still continuing
preparations in the various ports of the Black Sea. It has
effect on the Funds.
Consols opened at the price they left off yesterday, 89%
for the Account, with nothing doing.
The Paris Papers give us a report that a change will
place in the French Ministry, which is doubted in the
The information from Spain is of the same colour as for
veral days past, unfavourable. As yet we have no
from Portugal.

The Foreign Market is inactive; prices as yesterday.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We have a blank day in the City in respect to polit
information, owing to no fresh arrival since the early part
the morning, but we understand that a courier is e
daily from St. Petersburgh with important despatchesrelat
the affairs of Turkey.
The Funds continue in a stagnant state. Consols ha:
during the morning, at Ts for the Account, and
February, 69 7i 9°,
with little doing to the present hour.
The Foreign Market is in the same state as that of the
tish, without any interest. Brazil 6S ; Dutch 49%
Belgian 961 ; Portuguese New 56 % ; Spanish 1;4 si.
4
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account 891 1
4

NEWSPAPER READING.—" No man is e'
satisfied," says Bishop Horne, " with another man's
ing a newspaper to him ; but the moment it is laid
he takes it up and reads it over again."
Between twelve and one o'clock on Satur
la t Rich. Langley, a boy, about 11 years of age,
was employed as medicine_boy at Mr. Grindley's,
132, Pall.mall, chymist, attempted to destroy himself.
appears that some property to no very serious amount
been missed, and it was hinted to the boy that he
suspected of stealing it. lie denied it, and shortly
wards seized the opportunity of going down stairs
one of the cellars, having armed himself with a
knife, and there cut his throat in so dreadful a maim
that one part of the Windpipe was completely cut through'
Fortunately he was discovered shortly after he had coin'
initted the act, or in a few minutes he would have bled'
death. After receiving the necessary attention on the:
he was conveyed to St. George's Hospital, where be
present remains, and is expected to recover.

COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

ROBERTSON V. LORD LONDONDERRY.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL mentioned this appeal for the pur-
, Pose of having it advanced. Neither party opposed the app.
• Cation, and it would be for the Court to say, under the circum-
stances, whether it ought to be advanced or not. The Vice-
Chancellor dismissed the bill about twelve months ago. The
Plaintiff appealed, and the appeal was yet about thirty out of the
Paper. It was a very heavy case. It related to a harbour, and
Was of great importance, not only to Lord Londonderry (who
Was very desirous of having the thing finally disposed of) but to
the public.
The Loan CHANCELLOR directed it to come on some day be.
fore the close of the term; and the nth was fixed for it to be
• heard on.