The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-06 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

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CITY, TWELVE 0' C 0 free
The arrivals at the North and South American Coety
house this morning are numerous. Files of New York dia,
to the 17th August, by the London line packet ship, of
delphia, Captain Morgan ; also papers from various Pai'-
the United States.
Montreal papers to the 13th August, Quebec 10th Aue-..dh
Newfoundland papers to the 14th August, and the licnbtP7
Reporter of the Ist September are received.
(From the New York papers of the 16th August) /:,,e6
We learn from a passenger on board the schooner .t.e"rdei
arrived yesterday from Jamaica, which left 30th July, the 00
before the Emancipation Bill went into effect, that there the
no expectation of any insurrectionary movement by
slaves ; but they appeared to be very dissatisfied pith,ef,
becoming apprentices., The slaves on the Orange ST4'itic•:'
Salt Spring, and several other estates, say they willuct ''tes,
still, however large the number of the slaves on these es'""
the inhabitants were under no apprehension.
Board of Health, Aug. 15th, 12 o'cicekeiye
" The Board of Health reports that since yesterday, toweity
o'clock, there have been reported by the physicians in thts,gre,
generally, and at the Duane St. Hospital, 23 cases of chow
of which five have died ; and four deaths of those rePorte 0
cases yesterprday." a„ltb
As we dieted yesterday, the report of our Board of la tbst
is more favourable to-day ; and if the present cool eres
continues, we shall soon hear of no more cholera. _t
11el.
The cholera at Albany appears to have entirely sub siu the
The Montreal papers of the 26th of August state lei'
Civil Secretary has refused to comply with the request W et;011
pel all vessels arriving with passengers to remain at the feittes
of the St. Charles 48 hours, and that the Sanitary Comm
at Quebec have addressed the Governor on the subject.
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" Sanitary Committee Office, Montreal, Augus-„,,,"
Report of the Committee for the month ending this i;:jei
the hospital and the number of destitute emigrants foregiol
to their destination :—Total number of cholera cases reel
at the cholera hospital, St. Ann's Common, for JOY,/ Kos'August 11, 170 dead, 75 sent to the Montreal Genera, n
pital, 52 sent to the Convalescent Hospital, remaining 1;01'
At Quebec no diminution of the disease has, as Yet' el°
place, to warrant it as a marked decline. The interntet/ieell
Wednesday. were 31 ; on Thursday, 36, witn thirteen to, bee
in the hospital. At Grass Isle the deaths arc state owi;
from six to nine a day. The number of sick there is 1. • •
which 58 have the cholera.
RIOTS AT PHILADELPHIA.
(From the above Paper.) pis°
We alluded yesterday to a disgraceful riot that totiO
between a party of half-grown boys and a number of antic;
and v e find, on inquiry, it was more serious than eteutte.„
pated. At one time it was supposed that four or fiYe "t
persons were assembled, and engaged in the confliehecoil
clubs, bricks, and paving-stones. The police havillgafe,
sufficiently strong, made an attempt to route the riot r_,,
capture the ringleaders, in which attempt the officersP'.'eteer
lice were severely wounded ; and about 11 o'clock el

was again restored. ast.)
( From the Montreal Papers of the 12th of Aug Ai
We have but little news to offer to our readers, but,.
able to congratulate them upon the rapid improventen'a
health of the city of Montreal. The bulletin publishetbe
Mayor yesterday gives us strong reason to hope that r as
ease is passing away. The harvest has now been gene
the appearance is very fine.
Total number of emigrants arrived this season, to thP
26, 146 ; total last year, 17,557.—Quebec Papers- tiobgn a
The Newfoundland papers state that a proclanla
appeared for the meeting of the General Assembly '
26th instant.
The exchange comes better from New York,.6i•
Sanish omes 301 ; Rentes, 75. 20.
C Spanish comes 39; Rentes, 75. 20.
Consols, c
which left off at 904 yesterday, opened `c
same price ; at present they are 904 •
Spanish, 48i ; Portuguese, 81 to .4. 011,1 C. of
HALF-PAS
of the
Letters received this morning from Granada cs tbe
August state that the negroes on the estates of Mountbt
and Tampa had revolted and would not work : ei,g ielo
ringleaders were taken and sent to prison ; their left
soon to commence. she Ist
A vessel has arrived off Holyhead from Jamaica' not
on the Ist of August. The papers and letters We tths
been received. 90/
foot
Consols have been steady during the morning at be tiu
Account, with little doing. Spanish Stock may of tho
49-1 k. Portuguese, which was in the early part. the sty
814, has improved to 81i 82, but little speculation nlaiting
Stocks to the present time. The speculators are w 4
arrival of the African from Lisbon. •
THREE 0'
Consols for the Aecount, 901.
THE FUNDS.—CLOSING P—ICVS'
.06
BRITISH FUNDS.
India Stock' ..... .......... , ...
Ditto Bonds ...re***. .. op
South Sea Stock
Ditto Old Anniiitile S• 9?
Ditto New .... Or;
Ex. Bills, 10M .......... Pp"
Ditto Ol
Ditto i'501••••"Z,....0',.,
Bank Stock for Ac ..
India Stock for . • .
Consols for OFF"

Bank Stook --
3 per Cent Red
9 per Cent Cone 90%
3y., per Cent. —
SW, per Cent Red --
New 3X, per Cent 9R54
4 per Cent. Assented
Dissented 101%
Long Annuities to expire
Jan 1800

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FOREIGN FUNDS. b per ....01 ,
Austrian, 5 per cent
Belgian, 5 per cent
Brazilian Bonds
uPoitrtt,u,tguisTeeswel3l4l.,l:tcdoe!:‘,,...... ... _...,,,•*:,....30(4'
7N Prussian. 5 Pe, . b per ce-,..... 0,
Buenos Ayres, 6 per cent 29 I Russian Boni;iire,
...... , .........
.00, 47 ,
Chilian, 6 per cent Mi, . Ditto, Meta r
ccnt ....
...II I.:
Columbian, 6 per cent
.., .p.p.,
Ditto, 1824 3014 , Ditto, ll3:2 ............. ......... _f:tt,
Danish
•„ -- h'
Gre::k Bonds, 1823, 5 per cent 34% i Exchange .....
_..;r7t.
........ ~,,
Mexican, 5 per cent., 1825 29 1 French, 3 Per:apt.: ...... .....•‘'`
Ditto, 1825, 6 per rent 311% I Dutch, 21 P:gat...."*.....
25'13 Ditto, b Per'
Peruvian, 6 per cent........._.......1............. Acili2.olo.'
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. s.—rrilnlethiße °ar•rcieb.:rrir drirtifr:,
left us this morning at five o'clock 1. ince ' nlO •.'
for Plymouth. It has blown very fres- 5 lig 'IF • •
landani the probability is that the yacht o uld 131 . -

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