The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-11 00:00:00

DOWUATE.

Price
Powell
Brown
FA Ritl NG DOIsT WITH—

OCT.
Butterworth
Tickner
FARRINGDON WITHIN
Rutter

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Quebec Papers have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house, to the 14th ult. They state that the
Weather was cold, with a slight fall of snow, and all agricul-
tural operations were at a stand for the season. The homeward
bound vessels, still in port, arc active in loading, and unless
the weather should alter, it is probable that none will winter
there.

Health Bulletin, Saturday, Nov. 8.
The Health Committee consider it to be their duty to
announce to the public that, since Wednesday, no cholera
patients have been admitted into the Marine Hospital. Another
case occurred, which terminated fatally.
The vessels in the port are thinning fast, the weather con-
tinues open, and only about 45 remain to clear, so that it is
probable they will all be enabled to get to sea.
We have received a New Orleans Price Current of the Ist
of November. _ _ .

( From the Commercial List.)
MOBILE, OCT. 25.—Cotton receipts for the week 1,752
bales, export 850, stock in hand 5,803 bales. There has been
but a limited demand for the article, without any reduction in
price, in fine qualities.
Our arrivals this morning are, one French, one Ostend
mail, with the express from Paris. Also an arrival from Cal-
cutta, of the Ist August. We do not hear of any political
news of consequence by the latter arrival.

TILE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at the price they left off yes-
terday, 92 for the Account, and continue firm at the above
quotation.

Now the contract for the Spanish Loan is known, it has had
a contrary effect on the Spanish Stock, which has receded
from the leaving off price, 531 54 to 534 ; this is attri-
buted to the heavy expenses attached to the above loan,
which, after being deducted, will only leave at the rate of 55
to the Spanish Government. It also appears there is some
kind of juggle respecting the interest, and the time it is
to commence. And we also understand that the Committee
of the Stock Exchange have again put off their decision re-
specting the Spanish Loan, if the price of it should be quoted
in the Stock Exchange list for a week, as they wish to have
some further official documents on the subject.
A meeting of the Cortes Bondholders is expected to take
place next week, when we understand that warm debates will
take place on the above subject. Portuguese Stock continues
animated and firm, at 841 The express from Paris is not
of much interest, but brings accounts from the theatre of
war in Spain, that the Carlists had taken three fortified
barracks from the Queen of Spain, and 200 soldiers of the
line were cut to pieces. French Rentes, -77 f. 10c.
Spanish, 40.
HALF-PAST ONE.

The public continues anxious for the official announcement
of the names of the new Ministers, but the general topic of
conversation on 'Change entirely relates to the new Spanish
Loan, and the arrangement of it with the contractors. This
adjustment has taken the Cortes Bondholders by surprise, and
greatly alarmed them, as it is stated that the new Spanish
Loan is to be payable on the ht of May, that is the
interest to M. Ardouin and Ricardo, while the interest
upon the other foreign loans are postponed until the Ist of No-
vember next. The above arrangement deprives the Cortes
Bond-holders from receiving any dividend until a twelvemonth
to come. In consequence of which Spanish Stock has be-
come exceedingly heavy, and receded two per cent; has been
done at 521 , and is at present 521 H.
Consols, 921, sellers ; Portuguese, 84i I.
No further arrivals.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for the Account, 924.

SINGULAR POTATO CROP.—Mr. Coveney, of
Borden, Kent, planted a field of six acres with potatos in the
the spring of 1833. He then sowed the same piece with wheat
on the following Michaelmas, and after that was reaped he
sowed it with beans, and subsequently with turnips. Having
housed the beans last harvest, the potatoes, which had, then
been sowed two seasons, came up amongst the turnips, and
promised a crop. At the proper time these potatoes were
dug up, and produced no less than 300 bushels.
NORTH MAIL.—The alteration in this mail, ob-
tained through the exertions of Mr. Hutt, came into operation
on Saturday last. Letters from Newcastle, Sunderland,
Shields, Stockton, Durham, Darlington, &c., may now be an-
swered on the day they are received. As the north mail will
not now depart, until nearly an hour after the arrival of the
London mail,advices by the last conveyance may now be
transmitted to
o the north as expeditiously as if they had been
sent direct from 4ondon.