The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-15 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CLOCK t
Philadelphia Papers to the 20th July have been received a
the North and South American Coffee-house.

( From the above Papers.) I, asp
The New York Mercantile of yesterday says " The - a
delphia Paper states that the Bank of the United States_f.e
its last discount days increased its loans 200,000 dollars ; the
Bank here has done the same to the amount of 100,000 dollar;
and the money market is decidedly relieved, confidentitis
gradually being re-established, the Government has "'laid
worst, and the Bank yet exists to lend its money in increas
sums to the people.
Accounts from the Havannah to the 30th June state di::
the yellow fever and cholera prevailed there to a great eteao-
An extraordinary courier has also arrived to the French of
vernment with despatches from Constantinople, said to "also
the highest importance, and of a serious nature. It wasr,,ceo
stated at Paris that Count Toreno, in the name of the
of Spain, had demanded a supply of arms and ammunttioo'-co,
France, but no intervention of a French army was to take pia
THE FUNDS

At length some information of great importance t°,l this
holders of the Spanish Cortes Bonds has been reeciveu6th,
morning, by the express from Paris from Madrid of tbc„,ake
instant. The proposal which Count Toreno is going to of
to the House of Deputies of Spain respecting the paYme debt
the Cortes Bonds is--In the first place the whole of tba,td
to be acknowledged, and half, say fifty pounds, to be pal olds,
mediately in a stock of five per cent., the other fifty rota,
with the interest of 11 years, at five per cent. per till not
making 105/., for which a deferred stock is to be girer:,',c of
bearing any interest, but will be taken for the purr; the
national property in Spain, if required. Theroca.;eice
holders of a One Hundred Pounds Cortes Bond will ri3cood•
One Hundred and Fifty-five Pounds for his suit` or
Various are the opinions in the City respecting the arrntrarf
ment ; some think it favourable, while others are of a CO'
opinion. • h
At the first opening of the Foreign Market SPanlo,s bleb,
proved 1 per cent., and were done at 47+ to ; siace 85.
they have receded to 4641 to 47. Portuguese, 54 to 85.
This is settling day in the Foreign Market, and they ,afloish.
in settling their accounts, which is a heavy one in frotoit'
Consols opened at the price they left off, 90a for the P.., "-
iotisif
The King's Speech, proroguing the Parliament, is all
looked for. 014'
HALF-PAST t
The settling of the foreign account up to the Rreselloisb•
appears to go off well. It is a great Bull account in Proiog,
It was generally expected, in the early part of the in°t f the
that the Spanish Minister's proposals for the adjustiverl
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been wouldth
ehcaaysee.maAtetritahlleyopimenpirnogveodf ihtheamt ort
got up one per cent. ; since which it has receded frau
to 46. 47, for money. Portuguese, 84i-
Consols for the Account, 90
''THREE 01 °
Consols for the Account, 901 4.

The French Government has 158 sl:;ps, of the
force, in commission. The navy of France is greatly o-
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the
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vinocurreaasbiee.
presentortsmanh ,5 P.
who has been over most of the North Highland ril. aPe
condition. This information
forms us that the birds were never more plentiful, or I'l i frelli'
°ors,
as
season
the
faprmroemr.iseAs tgoau.iteckl,pielir.:
we have heard corro
various quarters. ,ester
THE I'd
. CORS.—Our sportive citizens were y ,3iot
day
the riiing of this day's sun over the moors in our neic,ool'",
hood. Should ~ the twelfth," however, prove as li,,,n'tnia.,,ll.
able as the eleventh, we are afraid the sport will mere"- tore
The coaches, particularly to the Upper Ward, had r-
thei usual complement of passengers yesterday, and ti'efnters.
generally gtp.rded by formidable bands of trained P°tifiliel
The game in the moors is spoken of as being p 1 e n i 1
Glasgow Courier. • ,e 0;1
SELF-DESTRUCTION.—NIT. Morant, ',lli—coil*:
spirit merchant, Houghton-street, Clare.market, borate°
after goof*:
up yesterday morning (Thursday), went down into the_rly $O,
as usual, after breakfast, and having been down for ee,' dossl,
hour, the boy who serves in the shop wanting him, a
h for:
stairs, but receiving no answer, he went to s:_arieoo:,
him, when he saw him hanging by the neck. Ile sv, st 011°
diately cut down, and medical assistance procured, Ili, 100'
vain. He has left a wife and three children to nwern (;,,in.
The reason he destroyed himself remains as yet unke
a 0
tree
ill
SINGULAR SUICIDE.—On Saturday last
about thirty years of age was seen to ascend a big 1111..,,0f
South Lambeth, and, after throwing his hat down, "oi :
himself from one of the projecting branches and fell %toe*
head. Seve: al persons immediately went to his
un,'„,:, re_
when it was discovered that he had fractured his sk
t1i1.500,
to ,_lon,lcsof
ceived other serious injuries. He was conveyed
of a neighbonring surgeon, who found the caic to be hop
P
The man soon after died. A Coroner's Jury have re,'
verdict of " Temporary Insanity."
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