The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-19 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 18.

Don Carlos, his Consort, the Princesses, and suite,
landed this morning at halt-past seven, under a salute
with manned yards, from his Majesty's ship Donegal,
and on their landing were received under a salute
from the batteries, and a guard of honour of the Royal
Marines, under the command of Capt. Menzies, R. N.
The George Hotel, from the influx of strangers, not
having sufficient accommodation, a spacious hour
next to the Lieut.-Governor's has been hired for their
reception, but how long they will sojourn here, or
their ultimate destination, is unknown.
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THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.
By the French mail this morning, accounts from Paris
state that for the first time the pigeon carriers have com-
menced their journeys from Ant,,verp to Paris. Monday
morning about twelve o'clock six pigeons belonging to a
Paris, bringing an account from the Hague a
a person of Antwerp, established at Paris, took their de-
at
from Antwerp, :and one of them arrived at
the
14th June, stating that it was that morning, deterroil"
upon that the Prince of Orange was to establish his head-
quarters at Tilburg.

Theextoprtehses
electionsfro THE FUNDS•
The only arrivals this morning are the French mail, the
express from Paris, and a mail from Ostend.
relating
received yesterday, to the 10th inst., and do not bring
news of a novel description. The French
Governmentf
the 2d
have received despatches from St. Petersburgh o
It ap-
inst. ; all was then tranquil in the above capital. fall
The accounts from Madrid are of the same dates as
tothat at Vienna our new Ministry has produced a d
in the Funds, owing to its being entirely compose
of Whigs. French Furies 78; Spanish 393 A•
PargiosinisgeonntirienlyFvraoniciceo.f news, chiefly
The storm which prevailed yesterday with the speculai;
tors in Spanish Stock has in some degree abated t%
morning, owing to a general opinion that the Spoil's
decrees, which we gave in The Sun of yesterclaY,
is a long standing proposition, and will not be acted upon
when the Cortes meets ; and, in consequence of whit
Spanish Stock continues more steady this mornin'• 5L
opened at 51, and at present may be quoted at 51•4 -il, '
Portuguese 78f. %.
We understand that in the course of the clay a meeting
is to take place at the Spanish Ambassador's, of the coin;
mittee of the Cortes Bondholders, when it is suppose: f
that some particulars respecting the settlement of the
bonds will take place ; this has caused the improvement o
the above stock this morning.
for several days past, 92% for the Account.
landed on
At length Don Carlos and his party have
Bri-
tish ground. HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols are in the samcsopenatsnit.naisuthieionisarsttoyeidkstayhtaasetth7b6eyl/seehn.avaelmbeoesnt
a at one period it had
incessantT h e fluctuations
durin g t
the
ninr,:itin,;y be quoted 50% to 51.
reached 5134, and at
calmpresent
in the market, as specula-.
At present there is a deal
Spanish ambassador.
Portuguese stock has
r few tend
Jn the Consul market ve y members are in at t.
ante, and Consols may be quoted , for the Aeon')
TIM EEO' CL 0 C.K.
~
tors are waiting the return of the committee from the
We havejust learned that the committee who wellt_ndrs
to the Spanish Ambassador in respect to the Cortes 13'_,,u0.,
have returned, and nothing of a definitive nature has b
an.
done. The Ambassador was anxious that e all
rangement should take place in respect to 11. i, govern-
ponds, which he would strongly represent to:14; ba
xssador
ment. In the course of the conversation
th:sidered a fa
was anxious to ascertain what would
be c
sent could not
arrangement, which the committee at Pre
state. c..nish Bonds 50%.
Consols for the Account, 9214%* ' r-..... —______- __

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ARiIIRD.
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solicitor,daughte the late Lieut.-Colonel Cotgrave, Chief n'
gineer of the Madras army.
DIED.
On the 16th inst., Eliza Susanna St eldest dau,bte e

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