The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-24 00:00:00

VIE FUNDS.

The Consol Market, which was buoyant during yesterday
morning, gave way towards the afternoon, owing to a report
that Government proposed to procure seven millions, by
creating new 33-per cents., to provide for the West India Loan :
this had some effect on the market, and Consols, which were
at 91-1- ft for the Account, receded to 914 1, and opened this
morning at the same price, 91,i with little doing at rresent.
Exchequer Bills, 27 29; India Bonds, 7 9; India Stock, 261 ;
Bank Stock, '216 217.

In the Foreign Market little was doing yesterday, and all
endeavours to improve the prices of Spanish and Portuguese
stocks failed--consequently they left off heavy. The following
are the opening prices of this morning :
Spanish Bonds, 40 41; Spanish Scrip, 17i 16. dis. ; Por-
tuguese, 85?,-; Scrip, 8 7 dis. ; Colombian, 36f ; Mexican,
36i- 37 ; Dutch 21 per Cents., 55g- .
The Stock Exchange Committee, which met yesterday, is
reported to have come to a resolution that the by-law, with
reference to the parties who were declared on Tuesday the
16th inst., should be suspended for one month, to give time to
the parties to complete their engagements. We also under-
stand that four of the Committee, who could not agree with
the rest, have resigned.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols have been, during the morning at 918 i for the
Account with little doing. Exchequer Bills, 27 28; India
Bonds, 7 9, premium ; India Stcck, 260 • Bank Stock, 2161.
The • Foreign Market has been languid during the morn-
ing ; but within this half hour an improvement has take*.
place in the Spanish Scrip from 161 to 154 discount.
Spanish Scrip from 16} to 151.; Spanish Bonds from 40}
to 41i i; Portuguese Stock, 85. In other foreign securi-
ties scarce a bargain doing.
We have no further arrivals.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols for the Account, 91 i 211.

FRENCII PLAYS.—M. Viaintini •takes his benefit

this evening at Madame Vestris's Olympic Theatre, when will
be represented La Famille Improvisec—Le Commis et la
Grisette—.Estelle—and Louise. In the two last pieces, Mdlle.
Leontine Jay and Mons. Volnys will appear.
Mr. Robert Arkwright has consented to be put into
nomination for the Northern Division of Derbyshire, on Tory
principles. The Reform interest must therefore be on the
alert at the approaching registration.
On the 23d instant, at Locksbottom Inn, th (lady
of Frederick North, M. P. of a daughter, still-born.
The nomination for Ayrshire takes place on Satur-
day next, and the polling early next week. We are sorry to
see the Reform interest divided between several candidates.
This is the Tory's sole chance, and should be looked to in time.
We are happy to learn, and the public will be
gratified to be informed, that the Directors of the Diamond
Steam Packet Company, of Gravesend, have given positive
orders to the captains of their various packets, not to run in
the Pool at a speed greater than that allowed by the Ma-
gistrates, and that they have opened a correspondence with
the
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CHAMPETRE.—The Noble Marquis yesterday gave a splendid
an.
, with a view of inducing them
Fete Champetre at his beautiful villa in the Regent's-park,
which was honoured by the presence of her Majesty, the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and upwards of 200 of
the Nobility. The band of the Royal Horse Guards was
in attendance, and performed several select pieces during
the evening. The Royal Standard floated on the top of
the building, which with the grounds were tastefully illu-
minated with variegated lamps. At half-past nine o'clock a
magnificent display of fireworks took place, under the mit,
nagement of Mr. Southby, the pyrotechnic artist of Vaux-.I
hall Gardens. One of the pieces, which rose 50 feet from
the ground, particularly deserved , notice, and when fired,
showed every variegation of 0191.4 f, It represented a Crown
over an excellent.transpareney of their Majesties, encircled
in a brilliant Star, and supported by cornucopias, rising
from on immense vase interwoven with scroll work. A
beautiful fire balloon rose majestically and discharged a
shower of rockets in tije air. Her Majesty and suite, after
the fire-works, took their leave, the band playing 44 God
save the King." The Ball was kept up with great spirit
till the ancients of St. Dunstan stwek the ma t. in hour.. •