The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-05 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
p mail has arrived, sailed on the 17th April.
..apers to the 14th April have been received at the North
7 South American Coffee-house ; likewise New Bruns-
a:, Papers to the 6th April, and Singapore to the
anuary

(From the Halifax papers.)
ielrhe legislature of Lower Canada was prorogued on the
savth karch, and Lord Aylmer's speech on the occasion
late as might *be expected, of the spirit which has
that been at work in the colony. It acquaints the House
....at their appeal to the Imperial Parliament had taken the
fairs a the province out of the hands of his Majesty's
Nreroinent, and had rendered allusion to financial diffi-
ti Lies unnecessary ; that the language of text 92 resolu-
kc,°,,ns would aear to have originated in aordinary
1);;eral. excitement, whereas the most profound tranquillity
ii,,,;,,vailed without the walls of the house at the time of
prof Passing. The Upper Canada Legislature was also
`-4?gued on the 6th March.
;Ales Excellency's speech commends the acts passed for
stablishing the independence of the judicial offices, and
a•lnending the laws respecting real property. The last
Ph of the
Aylmer affords a singular contrast to
p—e part of Lord y's speech to the Lower Canada
4,,rliaraent.
the'he New Brunswick Papers also bring information of
given being being prorogued, without, it appears, having
the ;14,401 satisfaction to its constituents by the labours of
off, ,TIVo, where the quit rent battery has been played
received
.answer to the post-office memorial has been
Th not satt.
e following •posted at h North and South Ameri-
tan Coffee-house
ls
e

" anei Feb.
had the pleasure of addressinggoy u lastro, months. and
ng several of the journals.
The Custom-house receipts have been very considera-
ail and the firmness of the government has annihilated
,°l3position.
The late rigorous measures against the adherents of
°II Pedro I. have been approved by all the provinces.
`` We have news from Bahia of the 25th of January,
,_
"44 from Pernambuco of the same date, at which time
both
f,, places were undergoing a purification, and I know
iii'Qra good authority that any fear of serious disturbances
these places are needless.
" The Funds are 53 ; also the Exchange is rather higher
-M°l/2 41."

pol‘rtaneeSe.lagapore Papers do not contain any news of im-
Fretn the Canton Price Current, of the Bth Jan.)
active,Non;OTTO—The deliveries since our last have been ve and several parcels have changed hands among the
taPle and ether merchants, particularly in the Bengal,
1 n
and finer kinds of Bombay; prices remain firm.
;ea
14e offers for the Madras cargo, by the Carnatic, have
Opp ''ease from one to two.
desej.
from
small sales have been made of several
ti" P,tinns, but the demand is confined to small quanti-
easiori,'he absence of small junks for some time, has oc-
The."'" a great want of money.
'3arat.4„ -1" from the interior, respecting Drugs, is dis-
3Z°cug•
l'eduetio—Prices good. There has been a considerable
ber in Price.
bet. I.7.rseries of Opium, from the Ist to the 31st Decem-
thesc-w,l-atta, Old 14 chests, New 626; Benares, Old 1
'ew 120,
.The
-Qm6urg Reporter of the 2d May has been re-
.o.ksp,„
na,-,'"llat E.—Stocks in general were higher to-
' "enlarlySpanish and Portuguese.

TIIE FUNDS.
AceOonuS2,lB. which left off on Saturday at 92 to % for the
ue qu ePened at the same price. At present they may
port°t 92 Sellers.
rot, e_se and Spanish Stocks are also lower; Spanish
7614.'1A down to 36% ; Portuguese from 77* down to
HALF-PA s T ONE 0' CL 0 CK.
nWe have a report of an express from
the Lisbon mail had arrived, Falmouth, stating
mice it to any authentic source.b as yet we cannot
tjhe..public are anxious to ascertain what course Minis Will._ pursue this evening in respect to the motion Of 6,.._tiarvey on the pension list.
91773013 continue firm at 92 to IA for the Account, and
to 92 for money.
tit: the Foreign Market the chief speculations still con-
tor: t° be in Spanish and Portuguese Securities. The
il7ahad receded to 36 ;at present they may be quoted
41VV4 ; the latter were done at 761 , since which they
got uP again' to 7714.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Cor,Bo,s
for the Account, 921,4•

in tow
oft°o Thursday the Industry transport,
-1)/1"fx steamer (the wind being foul)
river through Spithead, on her passage 2
la kt% to
Plymouth, having on board 1 ,000fwrs
'for the from the
sde eo
en
Spanish government, which areed:woibthe
the '€l at COrunna, in accordance, it is resumed,
Qou,ll.teeeut defensive treaty entered into. that
en ftY• The Phcenix, on her return, will take sea-
the Milidin the Victory to the Hastings, fitting out in
S pay—Hampshiree' Telegraph.
''at • ETERsBuRGH, APRIL 22.—An im-
g'kt°,l'ler of the day prescribes an entirely new. or-
se ince ff the infantry of the corps of troops. in the
thery the Caucasus. It is now to consist of a
i:, 20tilik-aade of grenadiers, with two regim.entsonof
-nng of 'll_2lst divisions of infantry, each
reginletwtt° utigades of two regiments, mak.ing inc
attalions s; to these are to be added thirty-seven
continues °'
ktroops of the line. Baron Von Rosen
Seld t°
ue commander-in-chief.
h:)nil if ever, since the termination of the
ahe thanoe Medway assumed a more warlike appea.y-
Itt %I; at present. Three line-of-battle ships lie
11%11
eerness' in "readiness to proceed to sea as
foas rr'atined. The Hastings, 74, is only wait-
jlß to enable her to sail to Lisbon, to
sek 74
1g oi the Commander-p-Chief ; and the
tser
lee w las been ordered to be rigged and equipped
'h all possible despatch. _