The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.---(THIS DAY.)

CITY,
TWELVE O'CLOt
toil
Our arrivals this morning are one French mail from vs 51so
and a mail from Lisbon, with the express from Parisi,;nuse'
Guiana papers, at the North and South American Coffee-m"
to the 3d July. 240
The Lisbon mail, brought by the Scorpion, of the
August, is not of so late a date as the accounts previ°biell
brought by the Royalist of the 27th ult., from Oport°',,"gellt
brought the account of Don Pedro having been elected i'etakes
of Portugal. Several meetings of the Chambers haves f 0
place since the Regent's address, but they alluded chie
the elections. nor<
Accounts from Amsterdam state that the Dutch 09'
ment will not pay any attention to the Queen of Sect ;130
°
cree for blockading the coast of Spain, and is determl
the Dutch flag shall be respected. paper
The following Government notice is in.the Guiana
of the 2d July :
1834' b
" Downing-street, May 4,10 t,
" Sir—l have received your despatch, No. 89, of t:ljej 10;
March, reporting that in consequence of a theft
been committed on the iron chest containing moneys heoaal'''
to various estates now under litigation, and of which Mr. '-'
as Registrar, had the charge, you had removel that g'
man from his office, and you enclosed a memorial freirirtiss
Shanks, complaining of such removal ; upon a carefal,Plingli„'
of these papers I feel myself compelled, however tra"lleasilfr
to approve of his dismissal from office. I have much P slier
in attending to your recommendation in favour of 31r4311145•
perd, and in appointing him to be the successor to Mr.
(Signed) " E. G. STAN."

" To Major General Sir J. C. Smith, Bart."

TILE FUNDS. e sPrt
Owing to the express from Paris having brought till,a4c_,
nish stock near three per cent, higher, 401 41, our „,
has improved; Spanish, which left of yesterday 471 4'
for
been done at 48i 49; Portuguese, 79} 80.
Consols, which closed at 90} 2.°
the account.
The mania for speculating in Spanish stock still c°l rog
owing to a general opinion that the Cortes Bondg nr"i 9
in full. We hope the speculators may be so fortuen,-""
to be deceived. OAI3.
HALF-PA S of
In the early part of the morning most descriptions 50$:
Funds had a lively appearance, since which the markets'hess,,,,J.
lish and Foreign, have taken a turn, and bentilace to
Consols, which had reached 901 for the Account, 37, to
ceded to 941. Exchequer Bills, which were 35 to
„ otn"
been done at 32, owing to the Bank brokers as Well
S
having sold some lots of them. 10. t,
Spanish Stock has also receded from 491 to 48.1- s lc, obi
most material alteration has been in Portuguese 6weent it be
has lowered 14- per cent., from 80 to 77i ; at Preie; in t
78 to 78-4-. This decline is attributed to arge sa
above Stock to send specie to Portugal. . state ort
The private letters from Madrid of this mortality suyP to
the bankers of the above capital are determined Ificieot
the Spanish credit, as the resources of Spain are su
pay the creditors. C".
THREE 611•,

Consols for the Account, 901 i•
,hen
c%°
A CHURCHMA N'S CONSCIENCE. --- W"eiile the'
think they cannot enjoy their consciences unless you gt:c,ir e°11:
good livings, and if you prefer them not you afflict -c t 0164
sciences, they do but too evidently declare that it is not t
consciences, but their profits, they would have secure t°
fir
to these I have only this to say that their conscioce for the'
enjoyed by the measures of God's word , but the Vie
estates is the laws of the kin d --J. ha° ••
The t • ovm of Aix and its environs, after
tew tio
suffered severely from the late drought, have he'll ist Ore
g om. eremg
sited by a deluve of rain, which, drought, h
lasted Was toi
hours, inundate% the fields as well as die streets, and sreviouj
rather than relieved the distress occasioned by the Probe i
beat. The river Arc overflowed its. banks, the `he
ecliii
in fort
v, I
Taylor. •ng
in torrents from the mountain Sainte Victoire,
to the fail of Vaucluse, and sweptaway everything t"
its course.—Paris Paper.