The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-16 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

We hear that his Majesty will open the House of Par-
liament in person on the sth of February.
Nothing official has, as yet, transpired in respect to the
answer of the Dutch Government. It is reported that
the settlement on the point of the Scheldt question has
been left to be negotiated by the Dutch Ambassador here.
The Funds are without the least animation this morn-
ing. Consols, which left off yesterday at 87A, opened at
the same price, and are at present 87g : scarce a bar-
gain doing.
In the Foreign Market no business doing as yet.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We copy the following from the Calcutta Courier of
the 19th of September, received at the North and South
American Coffee-house:—

The intended movements of the Governor-General
have been already reported in the India Gazette. Our
information is that the camp will break up at Simla the
end of Oct., and that the party will travel by Divale to
Delhi, starting on Nov. 5, and from the latter on the 24th ;
here a little detention is expected till about Dec. S.
The camp will proceed to Buswa Sagur. Arrived there,
the party will divide. Lord William Bentinck, with a
few attendants, goes into Sanger, while the bulk of the
party moves through Keitah, towards Allahabad. His
Lordship will return by Dawk, travelling by the new
road to Calcutta. We may look for his arrival before the
end of February.
Nothing is yet settled about the choice of a new Mi-
nister in Oude ; it is said that matters will probably go on
for some time without a Prime Minister.

Information has just reached us that Gringanarain and
his followers were defeated and put to flight on the Bth
inst. ; the fight was kept up for three or four hours.
Extract of a letter from Oporto, of the Bth inst. :
" Don Miguel has neither money nor credit, and his
army has not been paid for 6 months, and dares not at-
tack us, although be p'otnised to enter this town yester-
day, and pay hie troop. here. He provides for their wants
by requisitions; whilst Don Pedro from secret resources
has contrived to pay his army up to this day, and se-
cures his bills on London being honoured in a naanner which
puzzles and astonishes every one. His Minister of Finances
draws upon Carbonell for all supplies. The inhabitants
of Oporto bear the bombardment and destruction of life
and property with incredible patience, and our army is
confident on entering Lisbon sooner or later. Our treble
lines have been rendered impregnable. General Solignac
expresses much satisfaction at our army, and the measures
of the defence of the city. Pro►isions are scarce and ex-
tremely dear. Flour 24 milrees per barrel."
Consols are at present 87- for the Account, with little
doing in Money Stock, a good quantity of which has
come to market.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Coneolq for the Account, 87k.

CLOSING PRICES.—FOUR O'CLOCK.
Consols
Ditto for Account 871 Greek
Brazilian Bonds 48 Mexican ...
Buenos Ayres... Peruvian ...,...• ••• 10i-
Chilian Ditto.... Russian... •..
Columbian 1824 Spanish

In the list of Members of Parliament, and
their relatives, as given in The Sun a few days ago,
there was a mistake. The name of the Hon. Mr. Vzit-
NON, Member for South DLthy, stood thus i--
" G. J. VERNON, relative of Baron VERNON and G. H.
VERNON brother to"—whereas it ought to be " The Hon. G. J.
VERNON, on and heir, or only son, of Baron VERNON " G.
H. VERNON ought to be fifth or sixth son of the Archbishop of
YORK.

We understand that the election petitions on
the meeting of Parliament will be fewer than was ever
known after a general election. There will be one from
Salisbury by the Hon. Captain BOUVERIE, who petitions
against the return of Mr. WYNDHAM, who was supported
by the Conservatives, and had a majority of three on the
poll, created by voters who had left Salisbury and ceased
to retain their qualification, having been brought from
distant parts of the country and voted for him; those
votes will be struck off before a Committee, and it is cal-
culated that Captain BOUVERIE, the Reform candidate,
will be seated by a majority of ten.--Bristol Mercury.