The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-12 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY)

CITY, TWELVE O'CI—nGP
to tho
Madras Papers to the 14th of December, Canton Paper
ve beell
sth of November, and Quebec to the Bth of February, ha
received at the North and South American Coffee House.

(From the Madras Papers.) pulfic
On Thursday, pursuant to public notice, were sold ~;..„Y ihea'
auction, the benches, scenery, frames, &c., of the Madras. r 7
The Enterprzze anchored in our Roads on the 20th Ins" cr.
Bishop of Calcutta landed soon after the arrival of the stem' 1•10
Another inundation has taken place during last tionthilo
Maha Nuddie river overflowed its banks, and swept awaY -
Ives and 10 men. t, bt;t
Letters continue to reach us from thefield force in the 'Os

they present little news of any interest.
(From the Canton Papers.)
LOCAL. Ofr
yet
igpe
A severe edict has just appeared, of which we have not
tamed a translation, prohibiting all dealings between 30 of tbe
and (outside) Chinese merchants or shopmen, who arc
colony. For the moment, it has excited no small eimia:: are te:
these people, but the general opinion is that its provisien;.„ oat
severe to admit of their being enforced, and that it will te'
nirant
paper prohibition. Business goes on quietly, but by iwierelo,o
with the same activity as last year ; the most active lion reply
is still confined. Gwennahoo has received the Emperer''s' and c"--
his despatches, announcing the departure of the frigate
pressive of satisfaction on the occasion.
THE GOVERNMENT EDICT.—ELECTION OF froth
Letter from the Hong Merchants, with two Documents
Governor.—( A respectful communication.) recelvor
It commences by stating that the Hong Merchants have of ).°,
the following communication :—" That hitherto ship'
e;3,
honourable nation that have cow to Canton on hus'6,-lopaefc
always had it transacted by means of orders sent to the, act lc;
Tacpan, or Chief Supercargo, for him to deliberate and
this method has been adhered to for a long time Paivob ;re
that the Company's trade to Canton has been disse„,cle
the ships of your honourable nation which come to d 001-41
separate and dispersed, without a head, it is requisite sallaiiiieto
sary that your honourable nation should appoint a Mani ereferew
with affairs to perform the special duties of a leader ; ,our g"Di
order has been sent to require you to transmit orders t )4
for t
tlemen, that you shall send a letter to your country, teeo
appointment of a trading taepan to come to Canton. comellt,o
The Quebec papers state, that the deputation of the oitP
ylateir re•
of the Constitutional Association waited upon Lord uabi
copy of the petition to' the King, and were most favo of
ceived by his Excellency. toel
We have just received the Journal du Commerce of 2,-Irday tat:r
the 11th instant. It confirms our statement of ye, Ltf'
tii foroal,
Count Metternich is to remain in office, and to retain all oe
authority, and that the same line of policy Kin COP t:1316;
maintained with all te in Europe
The last quotationh pof Dutch Funds was,. 2* per cents., 51
5 per cents., 101 5-16.

THE A C 0 " t
FUNDS. • the -
Consols, which left off yesterday at 92 to 92b fel been
opened this morning at 92 ; since which they have the
94 92 91i for money. , ,atioo ash
Up to the present time there is little or no ane'r ortug"
Foreign Market. Spanish Stock, 6oa ; Scrip, ;
921 a. 0140.
HALF-PAS' bout- ro
rot jot
Both the Consnl Market and the Foreign have been cootuit, I
animation during the whole of the morning, and Cons°'s
at 914 92 for the Account, and 91% for ?honey' buotis nigei
short period the Market has taken a turn, and Cons
eu Frio,
quoted at 92 for the Account. This is owing to the
per
having come rather higher at 3 per Cents. 79 90; 5r- ors'
107 10 ; Cortes Bonds, 47i ; Spanish Scrip, 8. 102 i 3Li, 1/
In the Foreign Market the quotations are Belgian,
no, wl
; Chilian, ; Colombian, 37i Si ;,_nserip,
Portuguese, 924 ; Spanish Stock, 60i ; SpainT eno Molnce•
We have seen letters from New York, stating t"a" with Free
take place—all that will be done is a non-intorcourse,v, cs
THREE o'('-`4

Consols for the Account, 92.
THE FUNDS.-CLOSING PRICES.
BRITISHI
IndiaFUN
Ditto
-
South Sea Stock ..- .......... .. ,
Ditto Old Annuities ........ „..,,,,
Ditto New Annuities • •••
.: . I:ii,iii.
Ex. Bills, Ito u/....... ......... 4i' viii,
Ditto 59/.............:... . 4.,04
D58t050.nckd5..............,......................
...............................
Ditto 500/.......•••••• ...... ;260
Bank Stock for Act. •••••:....,.. a)
India Stock ior upg. --......,.. F
Consols for 01,g. ..........

B ink `took
3 per Cent Red
3 per Cent. Cons 9IA
lyv per Cent.
R 4 per Cent Red
New :Ph per Cent 99%
4 per Cent. Assented
Dissented
Long Annuities to expire
Jaa 1860
Oct. 1859
Jan. 1660 l7

ql'
}UNDS. 5 , no' Cig4.l43i
Portuguese Bonds,
-.
Ditto, Now Dtto. ....... , ............
..„
Prussian. 5 per cent ..
~..i.i.....,
_.
sp paißussiantit.sl,i3stepaniedi
ri Bonds,
Ditto,
c5,73t.,..e..r...:"...:......................
....07 , :
Ditto, itiln .................... _f,
~,,
French, 5 per cent ....... ..
.1-3,
Exchange ...... .. ......... ••• ....f .c!,',
rrench, :3 per cent ..............
.....
i?,ih
Dutch, •2? per cent. ......
...... tw-
Ditto, b per cent ........ •
---• .• ..eff or!

kOREIGIS

Austrian, 5 per cent. —
Belgian, 5 per cent... ......... —
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres, 6 per cent —
Chilian, 6 per cent —
Columbian, 6 per cent. —
Ditto, 1824 :'7%
Danish ...,...... 7B
Greek Bonds, 18125,5 per tent.
Mexican, 5 per cent , 1825 3O
Ditto, 1825, 6 per 'Tot. ......
Peruvian, 6 per cent, ..• ---

at,'
DUTIES ON DIFFERENT DRINKS• .1- r alb of.
malt duty is 2s. 7d. per bushel, being at the rate_3oiper e;11
per cent. The duties on West India COff:,e is b to brillar-
The duty on port and sherry—the Noble Lord holciens theSedati
great increase to the revenue by raising the (WO; ° The ir•ts
date
titles—the duty on port and sherry is 75 per cent, spy
on rum is 407 per cent ; and that charged on English
cent. dig
333 per cent. The duty on brandy is 627 per
°
Geneva is 930 per ceut.—Sir that on G B. peers '
Malt Duty.