The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-02 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.
Tho" prevailence of easterly winds has again prevented
arrivals, with the exception of a French mail and the express
from Paris, which are the only foreign arrivals this morning.
By the former we have the following, from Brussels :—The
concentration of the Dutch army, we can state, was kaown
to our Minister of War for these several days past, and
measures of precaution have been taken to guard against its
operations. The Dutch army is so stationed that it can take
the field in two days' notice, but our Government do not
believe it will venture on an attack. At the Hague they are
expecting some important, event.
The Dutch are recommencing their arrests : several farmers
have again been arrested at Moerbroke, on the Belgian terri.
tory, and were conducted to Zeland. We learn that the in-
habitants of that province have received arms, and it is their
intention to oppose the Dutch.
Accounts from Marseilles state that some disturbances have
taken place there during the election : the troops were obliged
to clear the streets, and arrange themselves in order of battle
before the house of M. Baynard. Charges of cavalry took
place, and several women were overthrown by the horses,
after which tranquillity was restored.
Accounts have been received from Algiers to the 14th June,
which is very satisfactory.
By the express from Paris we have accounts from Madrid
to the 21st. All was tranquil there at the above date. The
Queen had reviewed the army of Rodil, and was well received
by the troops, who were to march for the northern provinces
the following day. Rodil was appointed Commander in Chief
of the Army of Operation in the four insurgent provinces.
Quesada was called to Madrid to command the Royal Guards.
The accounts from Bayonne state that no engagement had
taken place between the Queen's troops and the insurgents
since the 18th ult., and that affair, although sanguinary, ter-
minated without result.
An individual had arrived in Navarre from Don Carlos,
charged to assure his faithful adherents that he would speedily
place himself at their head.
The Gazette d' Augsburg has an article—a letter from Con-
stantinople of the 6th of June, which, after noticing the con-
centration of the British and French squadrons in the Levant,
states that considerable disquietude prevailed in consequence,
and the letter concludes by observing that Russia has no de-
sign on India.

-French Funds, 77 80 ; Spanish, 381.
THE FUNDS,
The express from Paris this morning is of more interest
than usual. From Madrid it appears that the army of Rodil
is hastening their march to the insurgent provinces, where we
should imagine they are much required, as the late battle of
the 18th ult. had no result, and both armies remained in sight
of each other--a proof that the Carlists were not defeated,
and were still in great force. The next is the alarm which
prevailed at Constantinople, owing to the assembling of the
French and English squadrons in the Levant, as well as the
Russian fleet in the Bosphorus.
Although Russia wishes to persuade us that her intentions
are pacific at present, it is nevertheless the policy of England
and France to watch her movements. Russia would not keep
so large a fleet in the Bosphorus, and at so great an expense,
if she had not a something in view.
Consols which left off yesterday at 92i for the account,
opened at the same price this morning, with little doing as yet.
Spanish and Portuguese stock continue the favourite specu-
alattisooni, and are again on the improvement, the former done
are at present 50 to 4. Portuguese 834. Brazil
Stock has considerably improved, about 3 per cent.
No arrivals as yet from Portugal.

W HALF-PAST ONE.
We still continue without any fresh arrivals, consequently
we are very barren of intelligence in the city.
Consols continue stagnant at 92i During the whole of
the morning the chief operations were in the foreign market,
in the Spanish and Portuguese stocks, the former
reached in the early part of the day 50i but the
Hebrews having banged the Market, Spanish receded
ma
to 49i 11, since which a reaction has taken place, and they
y be quoted at present 50+; Portuguese reached 83k, and
have receded to 83.
HALF-PAST THREE O' CL CK.
Consols for the Account, 921