The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-05 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols opened at the !nice they left off yesterday-
-3/1 for the Account, with little doing.
Puruguese Scrip 20i prftnium.
In the Foreign Fowls nothing doing as yet.
HALF-PAST ONE.

The private letters from Holland, as well as the official
Gazette, state that the grand questions in dispute are
arranged, and the only points now to settle are the affairs
of Dixembourz; and should the King of Holland, on
consideration, find it just, lie will write to the Diet on the
subject: on receiving the answer the Conferences will be
en-wed.

Letters have been received from Buenos Ayres of the
26th June, by which it appears that some disturbances
have taken place at Cordova. Tne Federal party have
deserted that of the other.

We ate bti il without arrivals from Portugal.
Consuls I,ave Ikea, during the moat part of the morn-
ing, at 88i for the Account, BSi for money—little
doing. Pottu4oese Scrip 2011 premium; in other
Stocks no busin,ss.

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The Money Market is good.
We hear that an American vessel has been lost off Dun-
kirk, outward bound, with 180 passengers—all have
perished. This comes by a letter irOM Ostend.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 88i I.
CLOSING PRICES.—FOUR .O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock --. 1 India Stock 244
3 per Cent. Red -- I Ditto 80nd5.... ........ ... 26 pm.
3 pei Cent. Cons B,l ! South Sea Stock
34 per Cen,• (/6- ( Ditto Old Ana B7ll
34 per Cent. lied 9tii . Ditto New A1in....... 84
New 31 per Cent 951 : Ex. Bills, 10 i / 4t pm.
4 pei Cent 101 ' Ditto 5' 0/ 4:2 pm.
Long. Ann. to expire I Ditto Small 4.l_,m.
Jan. 1860 — Bank St. for Ace. 213
Oct. 1859 l7 5-16 Consols for Opg
2IS
Jan. 186 u. l7 1-16 1 India Si. for Opg.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
5 per cent... 761
Austrian, 5 per cent.
rt
Belgian, 5 per cent
941 ( Ditto, eg. Scl IP ......... .
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres, 6 per cent, 25 Russian Bonds, sp. Loa
Chilian. 6 per eetr ' , cent.
er cent 1.0',2,1
264 Di. to, Metallic ............... .051
Columbian, 6 per cent 9.1 I Spanish, 5 per cent .......... a2t
Ditto, 1824 254 1 Ditto, 1823. .................... 2.4
annsh 74 i French ! per Cent...... 1051.60 e.
Greek, 5 per cent :3B I Exchange... ............ 25f. 70c
Mexican, 5 per cent 29 French :i per Cent.... 76f• 75c
Ditto, u, per cent ...... ... • • 37i ! Dutch, 21 per cent. ........ • ti
. Peruvian, 6 percent 'l4 1 Ditto, 5 per tint. ..... ...... Wst

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, SEPT. 4.—A gale from N.E. to N N.E.—.
Arrived the Beatrice, from the Cape of Good Hve,
sailed June I 1 ; Albion for Mauritius, has lost anchors
and cables, and gone to the westward-5 p.m. Wind
N.N.E. more moderate.

PoRTSMOUTII, SEPT. 4.—Wind N. to N.N.E. a heavy
gale —Arrived his' Majesty's steamer Dee, from Cork ;
Margaret Hall, Davidson, from London, hound to De-
merara—Sai!ed the General Palmer,
Thomas, for Bengal ;
Eugene, Osgood, for Batavia; and Thomas, Greswell, for
New York.

PLYMOCTII, SEPT. 3 —Wind S. W.—Arrived the
Peggy, Rusland, from St. John's. New Brunswick. His
Maksty's ship Forth, from Milford ; Bravo, Cartarro,
from London, leaky, bound to Bilboa ; and Good Intent,
from Terceira, sailed 22d ult.

FALMOUTH SEPT. 3.- W int.! W.N.W. to N.N.W.
str,ng gales and sivally.—Arrived the British Merchant,
Pe hley, from Miram:chi—“ff pin th • Adventure, De Gru-
chy. hum Monte Video; ani Trusty, Barclay, from Halifax.
COWES, SEPT. 4.—Arrived the Zlor, Scott, from
Vit

DARTMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—Arrived cff port the Pizarro,
From Bahia; and Luna, from Boston.
TORBAY, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Wellington, Liddell,
From London fcr Madras.

LivEnrooL, SEPT- —Arrived the Lord Althorp,
Sprowles, from Bengal. Sai'ed 4th of April. Off port
the Medora and Oriental from Boinb4y.
GUERNSEY, Atm. 2,—Arrived the Alfred, Martin,
from Matanzae. Off port, the Maria, Bayles, from De-
merara.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived the Gondolier, Rl:odes,
from Buenos Ayres ; Nightingale, —, from Puraiba ;
Euphemia, Findlater, from .Nassau ; Dalhousie Cisfle,
Took, from New Orleans ; Silas, Richards from Burnley ;
Marengo, Welsh, from New York ; Berkley, Johnston,
from Montreal ; Adelaide, Monens, from St. John's, New
Brunswick ; Robert Kerr, Morrison, from St. Andrews,
New Brunswick; Sunnvside, Alcock, from Archangel ;
William Hammington, M'ller, and Lord Storinont,
om St. Petersburg. Off port the Medora and Oriental,
from Bombay ; Prince Regent, from Mobile ; Richmond
and Benjamin, Morgan, from Virginia ; Briton, —,
from Quebec; Jean, Hastie, from Halifax ; William,
Rathbone, from Africa; and Jantlut, from Newfoundland.
WHITEHAVEN, &lex 2.—Arrived the Diana, Dale,
frcm Cadiz.

GREENOCK, SEPT. 2..A.1 rived ay. Dune, Paul, from
Demerara ; Margaret, APDonald, from Tobago.
CORK, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Emancipation, Pound,
from London. Off port the Sophia, Fox, and Adelaide,
Tough, from Newfoundland.
BELFAST, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Robert Kerr, Mor-
rison, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Aurn,
Lei h, fom A icaLt.
LEITH, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Reliance, Scott, from
Grenada.

HULL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived the Triton, Keighly, from
Quelice; and Simeon, Rounding, from Archangel.

The Batavia, Blair, has been seized at Penang, by ilia
Majesty's ship Harrier, and sent to Madras for adjudication.

th;JoanS.dokende, Bulow, from Hull toSundwall,
was wrecked on the 22d ult., near Gottenburgh.
The Wgulos, Thompson, from St. Andrews, New
Brunswick, was on shore at Whel,tahle Bay yesterday.

The Archimedes from London to Newcastle was on shore
at the Lie of Sheppy yesterday.
The Reaper, Bryan, of Hull, is wrecked near . Siley
_ _

The Cyrus, Dawson, from Leghorn to London foundered
off Guernsey on Monday.—Crew saved.
The Juno. Russell, from Sf. Thomas to Napau, wasburnt
at sea 19th July.—Crew saved.
The Peggy from Wexford to Liverpool was wrecked in
the Dee on Friday night.
The Ruby, Payn. of Woodbridge, was wrecked on the
Yorkshire coast on Saturday.
The Rose, Adel!, from Bordeaux to Havanna and New
Orleans, was lost 234 July in Ellutrera.
The Elizabeth, Herner, from London to Halifax, was
driven on shore at Ostend on Saturday.—Crew saved—
Cargo landing.
The Acorn, Jones, from London to Havre, was stranded
off Ostend. Crew saved—Cargo landing.
The Laurie, from Antwerp to Rhoda Island, was
driven on shore near Nieuport.

The Warrior le Grand, iron Rotterdam to Jersey, was
abandoned nn the 14 inst. off Blancirenbury.
The Louisa, Batbara, from Pniladelphia to Amsterdam,
put into Jersey very leaky and must age.
The Philadelphia, Amok, trorn Hotterd nn to Philadel-
phia, put into Neup rt very leak“, and must discharge.

Arrived off the Lizard, the El:za, from Leghorn.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

General Straw Navigation Company, ratabli•bed by Act

of Parfilm. nt, No. 69, L4m.bar;i.oreet, Lon.ion:

Ramtigage. WeJne.day, '7 p.m.

The weather being very boisierous this Iniontov, with
a heavy sea, the strain picket for London did.not leavz the
hart.our. The Dart, rom London, has just arrived, all
well. The Dover m 'Os have c .me in for shelter since noon,
followed by the o,ner Steam Navigation Company's
,packet the had of Liverpool, from Ostend, and another
stem vessel is now coming in'frorn ti.e northward. Every
day brings intelligence of fresh misfortunes. The topmast
of a brig was discovered near the Gull Hat vessel this
morning, gone in the late gale without a witness to their
melancholy fate:
Margate, Wednesday.

In consequence of a heavy gale of wind from the north
east, the Magnet and Royal George have dcclin d start-
ing this day, and have landed all their passengers.
A passenger by a steam boit, which art ived from the
coast of Hunan', yest,rday, states that they saw the Ge-
neral Steam Navi,ation Company's mail packet, the Sir
itclward Banks, at the Brill, un her passage to Rotterdam.

The Emperor of RUSSIA has appointed his
son, the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE, agrd six years,
Grand Admiral of the Empire, and presented him as such
to the fleet ss•wmbled at Cronstadr. _

While Lord DURHAM remained in the Ca-
binet, he was so often opposed to the views of his col-
leagues, that they humorously dubbed him by commit]
consent "The dissenting Minister."
On Tuesday a large seizure of smuggled
goods was made at Chester's Quay, Lower Thames-street,
by Mr. Chavies, tide surveyer. A ship called the Good
Intent, which had been employed to take horses from
London to Calais, returned with a cargo of flour from
Dover. Mr. (Navies, as usual, went on board, and in the
course of his search he found, under the cabin, 32 hales of
silk, 37 carbys of riVons, and five rolls of marked ribbons.
The value is 4,0001., and the ship, which has te .n seized,
is worth upwards of 7001.

A mendicant charged with a robbery at Dun-
cannon Fort, is described in the Waterford Chronicle,
" a low.sized fellow, about 35 years of age, with large
whiskers, a Cromwellian nose, and a saint.lihe cast of
countenance."

It has been one of the peculiarities of the
seasons of late years, that the equinoctial ga!es have taken
phwe very wide of their accustomed periods.

•
A case of child murder by its parent has re•
cently been broueht to light at Fr versham, Kent, by the
wretched perpetrator, a woman named 11I'Donald, con-
fessing the fact to a man with whom she cohabited.
Depo,itions on oath of the man have been taken, and the
remains of the child found in a chalk well near Lees
Court. The murder was committed four years since.,
The woman has not yet been apprehended.—Kettiish
Gazette.

We have great pleasure in announcing that
the Marquis of ANGLESEY is expected in Dublin on
Thursday next. His Excellency's health has been so
much improved by his shgrt stay in Staffurdshire, as now
to en:ible him to resume the functions of his high offie..—
Dublin Times.

The shooting party at the Marquis of SA-
',issuer's, at Hatfield, consisted of 60 distinguishad '
persons. The Duke of CUMBERLAND has bra' one of
the guests for three. days.
We are happy to state that, by the last letters
received in town, the health of the venerable Earl FOR-
TESCUE (father of Lord EBRINGTON) is considerably
better, and he is out of immediate danger. Theisluble
Earl is in the 81st year of his age.
The Hon. GEORGE WILLIAM FREDERICK
ViLLiiras, the newly iiipointed Minister to the Court ot
\la aria, is expected to leave to.rn immediately lot the
Spanish Capital. Mr, Viwicas is the nephew of the
Earl CLA RENDON, to whose titles and estates he is also
heir-presumptive; he is likewise a nephew of the present
Earl MoutitY. The newly appointed Minister is young
for a diplomatist, being, we believe, only a little abuve
30 years of age.
The Count Clarac, President of the Academy
of Sciences in Paris, has arrived at Mivart's Thtel.
M. Tiller., the French Minista. ot Public Works, whose
mtenited visit to this count.), we announced some weeks
ago, is daily, cape led to arrive at the same hotel. • He will
be accompanied by several scientific Ftench gentl. Rico,
deputed tiirnake inquiries into the system tod-eoustrucciuu
ot tailroads, ke.