The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-16 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, WLVE O'CLOCX:
Our arrivals this morning are few,
and most of them ,
from the East, of old dates.
The Philadelphia papers received at the North and 'i
South American Coffee-house, to the 20th of May',
state, that the Bank Committee will, it is expected,
submit their report to Congress on the 20th.
The Baltimore Chronicle expresses the opinion that 1
Congress will shortly adjourn without any arrangement k.
in relation to the currency.
By the French mail this morning it appears that the ~
Cabinet of the Tuileries wishes to interfere in the ,
politics of the North. M. de Rigny has addressed a
note to the Austrian Cabinet respecting the occupation
of the free town of Frankfort. No answer has as yet
been given.
Spanishß yacc Ambassadorountsfrom i
Malta
aLlt oa nd
we learn
Accounts from Madrid state, that an English nlen-
of-war, of 80 guns, from Plymouth, entered the port
of Corunna; and landed 12,500 muskets, sent by the •
learn that import
events will soon take place in the East, as the English
fleet left that port on the 12th May for the LeverT J
with a double quantity of ammunition on heard'
is also said that a French frigate arrived with im-
portant despatches for the English Admiral, and that
a steamer was instantly sent with them to him.
THE FUNDS.
The express from Paris this morning chiefly relates
to the elections. The fabrication from Falmouth!
ant!
with the unfavourable news from Lisbon, was received
in the above capital, but had little effect on the
French Funds, as the fraud was soon detected.
Letters have been received at Paris from Madrid of
the 7th inst., stating that some disturbances had taken
place at the Theatre in the above capital, in cone"
but
of the favourable terms granted to Don Carlo.
ut in the. City all was quiet. The Spanish Stoei!
coming about 3 per cent. higher from Paris has cause,u, i,
this morning a great animation in the above Stl:t
which on Saturday left off at 491 i, and pllet"
51 to -.} ; at present may be quoted 51i to 52, al]. buyers.
Portuguese Stock is also on the a vance, and done
folnnis-easrpeect
at 78 to 78i.
doing,tothoßwinritgishtomathrkeetireliatttlemoarnniao snPec thil :'
above foreign securities. Consols, which left off on
Saturday at 921. i for the Account, opened at the same
price this morning, and continue at the above rice'
i;
lat
P
without animation.
This is settling day in the Foreign Market, and I
very heavy accounts are to be adjusted—Spanish a
Portuguese. Owing to the late imposition on the
public, received from Falmouth, it is expected thais
great number of persons will be great losers on tu .
account, but as yet we have not heard of any defaulters
No fresh intelligence as yet from Portugal.
ate-
A great tire took place last night in Bishopsg
street ; about nine houses consumed.
HALF-PAST TWELVE. I.
Hobart Town papers have been received at the Nat°
and South American Coffee-house to Feb. 8.
(From the Paper of Feb. 7.)
native
The recent destructive fires, not only of the .
g
pasture and of fences, but in some cases of standing
lit Vol yf
crops and buildings throughout all parts
t hheon been
until arrested by timely rain on Monday , .
most extensive, and must occasion a very considerable
and general colonial loss. male
NEW SOUTH WALES.—Nearly 8,000 persons, .01,
_"
and female, bond and free, have arrived in this col,
ed to
during the last yearthese, 2,500 are sum? .
i:itnerto
be free emigrants. The native population has .
bond;
borne but a small proportion to the emig:rant a
antn the fin-
this disparity will gradually decrease, arising tehe Crown',;
portation of upwards of 100,000 prisoners of the
colony
in the forty-five years that have passed since thei,
close
was founded, while only about 60,000 of a 11... bo-
The a
now existing will be perceptibly removed. _ wry to
rigines of New South Wales continue, we are ulation.
say, unabated in their attacks on the white P
according ,
The total population of New South Wales,
~
/ 94.
to the census taken in September last, i's 90,ersat 55'
Wheat is quoted in the last Sydney pap
per bushel ; best Flour, 12s. per 100 lbs. he last
The total revenue of New South Wales for t de.
year amounted to 164,0431., of which 12,500/. was
rived from the sales of crown land.
HALF-PAST 00ish
A private letter from Lisbon states that a span of
line-of-battle ship at Vigo had declared in „
favour
Don Carlos, and that the young Queen of Pc",1,7,A
was going in state on board the Don John, to
the officers and seamen for their bravery ill i'"--
engagement.
, rs to be
The settling in the Foreign Market app.-7 : the '
going off well, although the extreme fluctuation illbiolt
Spanish Stock during this Account has been 6_,.;06
14 per cent., from 38i ito 52,1. At the latter
wycieb
they were in the early lad of the day, since rdeo
they are not so good, and may be quoted at p
50 end of the month, and for mouei +5
, 1
ands; now 78i I.
Portuguese Stock had reach ed:l
for the account
Consols continue steady at 9
with little or nothing doing - _ „.
Portugal.
Y.
No further information from
Spanish 501511• THREE O'CLOC
unt 92% %.
Consols-for the Aago ,

o
b coo tins country and France by vrk„ie
twoto vruoynatgoesa,nclthefrofimrstCwalasais- ‘,:a..
etw
A new st l ll BOW"
eam-vesse ca ed the S°
Ramsgate.
perceive that a fresh communication 1,5 f
ehiandasythbnireeageduhenours and thirteen minutes, the s. forty
she returned on Thursday in thr....er With
a eco.--
ohmapppgai
jai esansWenihuhnaeetleadeedr: s
a;
strong contrary wind in three hours an hours
and sevencsihmeinuhtaeds,lipibreipntagorieendog a French CO"—
other passengers. that Mr•
SUICIDE.--We regret to hear was killed at
Powell, the father of the gentleman
Ascot races the other day,
BIGAMY._A sailor just
ton to New York was lately prosecute
day
he landed, ,
he having married the first spouse
_h . .
and his second three days afterwards.
MorrisoP
INQUEST. —Monday Alderman Hospital, Dub/iP'
held an inquest at the Hardwicke ~. o?,
Dung woman,named alit
on the body of
Jones. It appearF7 tte child a short time befog' -d
iiiegituna is
livered of an
nestingon Sunday, wrote a. 4 ) T ha t
wt has
e • :11' : 'ealnanor ntehed°: U-httoaditsbee:l2,
death, an..
la the evening with her. The man di the
and sPei-
fboafetlhipeeovsdroe,n, which, from variousdru
complyoapf
ps withpoiinrittesd,
inhernede
tbi
ne request,becoming
o mhadin g
very
ear :fly return
calt fromNhei sw
b rYCa :tin: tf:
,wehveenn forthe thteimleasftottoorr :.tit'
elapsed,de she drank a ti. dose
jury found—" The deceased had come by her '
consequence of having taken poison."
for her paranlOur.igatb Its
drunk, swallows 4