The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-08 00:00:00

TUE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 18i44.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
( From an American Paper recently received. )
On application to the Treasury Department we have ob-
tained the following :
Specie imported into, and exported from, the United
States, from Dec. 1833, to Aug. 12, 1834. From Returns
received to 1834.
Imported, Dollars. Exported.
June 9 8,642 309 25 397 351 85
June 30 2,165 700 97 275 219
July 26 1,051 802 82 182 010
Aug. 12

Dollars, 12,653 691 82 950 815 85
This is exclusive of what is imported or brought in ly pas
sengers, &c., not entered in the manifest of vessels.

Our arrivals this morning are two Y French mails ; one
from Ostend, and one from Holland, with several
arrivals of ship letters, but most of them of old dates.
Also a mail from Rio Janeiro, by the Lord Melville,
sailed on the 16th July, from Bahia 25th July, with a freight
of 146,000 dollars ; the information she brings is favourable ;
all was tranquil in that country.
By the Ostend mail, we have accounts from Ghent, stating
that the Dutch had withdrawn all their artillery on the side of
the Sas de Gand.

The Dutch mail leaves us in the same state of political
affairs as for some time past.
It appears that an extraordinary rise took place in the Spa-
nish Securities at Paris, with the exception of the Cortes
Bads. The Rentes.Perpetuelle got up 44 per Cent., the
Royal Loan 4a, and the 3 per Cents., 2-a, owing to a report
in circulation that the financial committee's report had been
received from Madrid ; also the King of France had re-
turned a favourable answer to the deputation of the Spanish
bondholders.

private letter from Paris states that Don Carlos has 24
battalions in the field of 800 men each, well organised, and if
he could obtain 25 thousand muskets, he would be at Madrid
in 14 days.
The news from the East is of the 12th ult. The sailing of
the Turkish fleet has been postponed until further information
arrives from Syria.

THE FUNDS.

The express from Paris this morning bringing nothing de-
cisive, either from the theatre of war or from the financial
committee at Madrid, but merely reports, no doubt circulated
to prevent a further fall in the Spanish Stocks in that capital,
has not had any effect in our Foreign Market up to the present
time. Spanish, which left off on Saturday 491 is 49 ; Portu-
guese, 824.
Consols are the same as they left off at on Saturday, 909 ,}.

HALF-PAST ONE.
We have no further arrivals since the morning, or any poli-
tical news to communicate, and we are even without a single
report.
The speculations in the Foreign Market during the morning
in Spanish and Portuguese stocks have not been so extensive
as during the last week, and very little has been done to the
present time. Spanish have reached 491; at present it is 49g.
Portuguese 82i 3.
Consols are not so good as in the early part of the day, when
they were 90A-; they are now 90i -I, with little doing.
An arrival is hourly expected from Lisbon.
Brazil Stock has improved, owing to the favourable accounts
received this morning—done at
78k.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for the Account, 90-a 1.

The town of Aix and its environs, after having suf-
fered severely from the late drought, has been lately visited by
a deluge of rain, which, though it lasted but three hours, inun-
dated the fields as well as the streets, and added to rather than
relieved the distress occasioned by the previous heat. The
river Arc overflowed its banks, the water rushed in torrents
from the mountain Sainte Victoire, in force equal to the fall
of Vaucluse, and swept away every thing that was in its course.
—French Paper.