The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-19 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Three French mails have arrived, and the express from
Paris, which is rather of more interest than the previous
accounts received from Spain. It brings a report that the
Spanish General Rodil had entered Portugal with troops
in pursuit of Don Carlos, who was too wise to be kid-
napped, and made his retreat in good time into the in.
terior of Portugal.
The information received from Lisbon of the Bth inst.
corroborates what we stated in our City article of yester-
day, that the armies c,ntinue in their same position, but
that Don Pedro is loosing ground in the Algarves. Eight
thousand of Miguel's guerillas are laying siege to Lagos,
and if not soon relieved that town will fall into their hands.
It appears that Colonel Hare has made the third trip
to Miguel's head-quat tens, but the result of his mission was
not known.

We have an arrival from Calcutta of July 17, but it is
not of so late a date as previously received.

THE FUNDS.
The unsettled state of affairs in the East, involving the
partition of the Ottoman Empire, has certainly roused the
two great powers of Europe from their slumber ; and if
Rus,ii does not keep within its ancient limits, France
and England will counteract the extension of Russian
ambition, and form an alliance, offensive and defensives
with the Bey of Egypt.
Consols opened at the same price they left off, 881 for
the Account. Nothing doing as yet.

HALF-PAST ONZ
There is no appearance of business in the funds. Con-
sols continue at the opening price of the morning, 881
buyers for the account.

The Foreign Market is in the same inactive state as the
British, with the prices at yesterday's quotations.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, Sl3ll.

The public can form an opinion o f the busi-
ness transacting in the Stock Exchange this morning, by
the " Members of the House" being engaged in railing for
Christmas turkeys.
A Court of Common Couneil was held this
day, but nothing of importance took place up to the period
when our piper went to pre.
The Wesleyan Missionary Committee have
resolved upon sending out 18 new missionaries to the
West Indies, six of whom were to receive ordination at
Great Queen-street chapel yesterday evening.._. Christian
Advocate.

The Underwriters at Lloyd's and the outports,
one and all, declare that the late gales have been literally
ill winds, which have blown nobody good.

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