The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-14 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCIr'.O
The only arrival of any consequence this morning, is
from Lisbon and Oporto, about two days later than the 1" 0
mation we had yesterday from that quarter. The sceecild,
from Oporto state that the reinforcements had been 13%0,
Don Miguel had left Braga, to meet Don Carlos at CO'elso"-4
Captain Napier had not, at the above date, taken the coo°
of Don Pedro's squadron.
By the arrival of the French mail we learn that the Dui
prisoners in France were embarking at Dunkirk, for golle°oo
Accounts from Berlin are very pacific in respect to the 10.
settlement of the Dutch affairs. Baron Bender de Uriel P-of
tein, Extraordinary Plenipotentiary from Austria, has 'Well.,
arrived at Berlin from Vienna, to assist in the negotiat.AWo
and, after the first conference, he will immediately proce7l.
the Hague, to have an interview with the King of HellaPtof
The Emperor of Russia left his capital on the 28th WI;
Bobriusk.
f
,
A report prevailed at the Hague, that the departure
Dedel from London was to be present at the negotiation.
Berlin.

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Accounts from Paris state, that during most part of then' 0.
ing of Tuesday there was a great bustle at the office of tbeo,
nister for Foreign Affairs, and that several of the foreign
..,ere
bassadors could not obtain an audience; amongst which
Count Pozzo di Borgo and M. de Rothschild.
We hear that the Prince of Orange has written an auto
op.
raph letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, stating his in
tion of coming immediately to England.
TthheeirKlianngdoinfgHforlolm Frandisanng to receive the Dutch prisoneron

THE FUNDS. State
If we can believe some of our morning journals, the
appears to be in great danger, and we are on the eve of de'" of
tic convulsions caused by a collision between the Houltiro
Lords and the Commons; this gloomy picture of States
,",ta
causes some anxiety in the public mind, and tends to deprec"lo
the Funds by alarming the speculators, whose operations
be very limited until the storm has blown over. AC.
Consols, which left off yesterday heavy at sof for the t
count, opened at 90-1 to f, at which price they are at Prei-1"
with little doing.
In the Foreign market, it is settling day for all WI:
stocks, consequently little doing except adjusting 01; ell.
Sounts. Up to the present time, however, all is going
oitl
We have an arrival from the East Indies, but it is of an
date.

HALF-PAST oriE,h,
The private letters from Oporto are of the 6th and :t
01
Those of the former date mention that intrigues were
going on there, the Portuguese and English against the Fre".c.,e
Accounts of the 7th mention that the troops were embarkl".
for the expedition, but their destination is still a secret.
We understand that, before the departure of Capt. Neje
his life was insured.
}n
Consols have continued the whole of the morning at .- o--
for the Account, with little doing.
ffoid
In the Foreign Market, the settling of accounts is •
off we, to the present hour.
DiumtllpchrovaedndS about panish
one
perStockcsenatr.e rather lower; Belgian -citc4l
has
THREE O' CL 0 Cir.
Consols for the Account, 901 I.

MARRIED.
song,
George's, Bloomsbury, George, tne,

On the 13th

.. inst.,
qat
John Towgood, Es.,St.
of Uptier Bedford-place, to -Caro
daughter of Robert Rickards James'sEsq., of Chiswell-street.
On the 12th inst., at St. Church, Clerkenwell,
test
Rev. Isaac Tozer of Ongar, Essex, to Elizabeth Rebecca, el''
daughter of Mr. William Kent, of Hastings.
On the 12th inst., Mr. George Henry, of Haydon-square, Rev
' Finsbury-circus to Kate, youngest daughter of the late ,r"
Solomon Lyon, formerly of Cambridge.

DIED.
On the 13th inst., at Islington, James Steenbergen, Ff4l.P
It. N., aged 60. s-
ide
On the 6th inst., James Beveredge Duncan, E,q., of Dam
Perthshire, one of the Deputy Lieutenants of the count

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