The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

We have the arrival of five foreign mails this morn-
ing, but most of their contents are already in print.
In other respects, we have no arrivals of importance.
The Express from Paris brings accounts from Al-
dudes, in Spain, of the 21st inst., stating that the re-
cent battle fought near Pampeluna was one of the most
sanguinary since the civil wars in that country : each
side had 2,000 men put hors de combat. French
Funds, 78 ; Spanish, 37.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 921 for the
Account, opened at the same price, with little doing.
Spanish, which left off the above day at -191,-50 opened
at -t9A to 50 , • Portuguese, 79i to 80.
This is settling day in the I.oreign market, and up
to this time it is a heavy bull account.
Spanish has been done at 50, Portuguese 80A-
the latter stock is generally expected to be higher,
owing to a report that Rothschild and Don Pedro's
agent here will have the Portuguese loan. The
brokers and jobbers are engaged in settling their
accounts.

We have received the Hamburg Reporter of Friday
last. Most descriptions of stock were lower on that
clay, and heavy ; Spanish, 45 ; Three per cent. Cortes
Bonds 46i.
VIENNA, JUNE 20.—Mettaliques, 99 17-32 ; Bank
Shares, 1,274.
The Newfoundland papers to the 21st May state
that owing to the distressed condition of the finances
of the Colony, the House of Assembly had agreed to
address his Majesty, praying him to recommend their
case to the British parliament, on the ground of the
importance of the Colony being a National Fisher -

HALF-PAST ONE.
We hear that all the confiscated church property in
Portugal, as well as that of private individuals, is to
be put up by auction, and the purchasers will have the
liberty of paying for it in Portuguese Bonds at par.
Accounts from Bayonne state that the Carlists in
Navarre begin to suspect their chief, and that Zuma-
lacarreguy's life has been attempted ; they accuse hip'
of having sent money to England, and of being about
abandoning their cause.
Consols at present are scarcely noticed, owing to
its being settling day in the Foreign market ; the
account is going off well. Consols have been during
the morning at 92:1,- for the account.
Spanish, which reached 501-, is not so good at pre-
sent,i and may be quoted 49 ; Portuguese Stock s
improving, and has been done at 81i.
THREE O'CL 0 or.
Consols for the Account 92i I.
CLOSING PRICES.—FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stack or, l India ........... YS
prat.

.._ ._ ,
S per Cent. Red 91f
3 pet Cent. Cons --
31 per Cod. 9Bl
31 per C 4 nt. Red 9Bll
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l'elnllilastiz;gint:ii'a.rta;ni.lni nbc';lll4l.Bs9B:l:36tili Ayres,lall e6s't
1 : 1.71)3.' ‘:6:l.ip.trdop-I:cc..'e.erl:'.e6.l.ri.:lllll'.l-tx.c.e:r..te..eeni....::n.ri.ilt...ri ...tc e•
1— 1::71:11its
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Ditto, 1824 11:11
Danish 74/
Greek, 5 per cent 14.5/
141:.•.xican 5 per Cents, 1523 34/
D tto 6 ;,er Cent., 18:15 4l
Peruvian 6 per Cent.. =lll

• -
Ditto Bands...-.
South Sl:a Stock ..........
Ditto 014 Anil Bl4
Dit toew Ann.
gill s. 100tV 3O pot.
1.),.*0 5001 5() pra.
Ditto Small
Bank S. for Ace. 's'2lr
Consols for Opg fer
India Sr. for Opg 96`.31

FUN
~DS.e,e,
5 per cent... 81 Ports;
Ditto, Reg. Bonds .....
Prussian, 5 per cent. .... : . 101 l
Russian Bonds, sper cent. 8.1
Ditto, Itet.tllic ............. 165
Spanish, 5 per cent.......... 4
Ditto, NTS .................(17.-
French 5 per Cent.... 15t.51'.
Exchange ........ . ...... 40c.
French I per Cent... 771 75e.
Dutch, '2l per cent ..... b2t
Ditto, 5 per

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FINSBURY ELECTION.-(THIS DA.

STATE OF THE POLL, TWELVE O'CLO
Pownall. 638
Duneombe 327
255
Waklev
Babbage l7B
....
ONE O'Cl,O CK.
Pownall... .................. 766
Duncombe
Wakley ................. . .....
Babbage
, TWO O' CL 0 CK.
Pownall
V.ii 895
• Duneombe
.. . W
akley
391
;
Babbage

THREE O'CLOCK.
Pownall
Duncombe
Wakley
Babbage

973
629
47
289

• !*.r

FOUR O'CLOCK
. 10:20
Pownallbuncombe...... ............ 737
" • • 540
Wakley
Babbage

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It was extremely gratifying to perceive
manner in which the Princess Victoria was received bY
the assembled multitudes in her goingto and red
from the Musical Festival at Westminster Abbey.
Thousands saw the Princess on these occasions wha
had never seen her before. Her bland and el'c'
countenance, her attentive and conciliating manner:
and her simple demeanour, made a very strong and
favourable impression on the assembled crowds.