The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-28 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
In general the public attention is at present absorbed by the
settlement of the Foreign account, which takes place to-morrow.
The above market closed yesterday in a great state of agitation,
caused by the brokers andijobliers refusing to do any business the
whole of the day, but it opened this morning with a more cheerful
appearance, and regular transactions have again commenced. At
the beginning of the market one hundred and fifty thousand Spanish
Scrip,was purchased by the brokers, and several others operated to
the same effect ; these operations are supposed to be on the part of
the great City capitalist, in junction with others, to relieve the
heavy weight which oppresses the market. Spanish Stock coming
from Paris 6 or 7 per cent. higher, has also added to the im-
provement of prices in the Foreign market.
Spanish Bonds, which left off yesterday morning at 50 to 51, have
been done at 51i to 52 ; Spanish Scrip, which closed at 6 to 5 dis-
count, has been done at 41—at present 6 to 5 discount; Portu-
guese Stock, which left off at 92 to 93, is at present 93i to 94k.
Portuguese 3 per Cents. left off 62-63--is now 63/ to 64k; Co-
lombian may be quoted 37 3S ; Mexican 37i 31-.
The Committee of the Stock Exchange, which met yesterday,
to take into consideration the propriety of fixing a price to settle all
outstanding accounts, broke up without coming to any determina-
tion. The deputation which waited on Mr. Rothschild to ascer-
tain his intentions, has consented to take in Spanish Stock for all
parties, with whom his account was open until the 15th of June ;
but this operation will not release the unfortunate sufferers out of
the I-louse, and those who have not done business with him, whose
numbers and losses are to a very great extent.
Consols, which left off yesterday 91A for Money, and 91a for
the Account, opened at the same price this morning ' • Exchequer
Bills, 19 21 ; India Bonds, 2 to 3 prem. ; India Stock, 256, 257;
Bank Stock, 212 213.

The express from Paris continues to bring unfavourable accounts
from the Spanish armies, but the prevailing opinion at Paris was
that an interference would take place to settle the affairs of Spain
by England and France, by way of negotiations, in consequence of
which the Spanish Stock at Paris has improved. Five per Cents.,
107 f. 70c. ; Three per Cents., 80f. 10c. ; Cortes Bonds, 42i ;
Coupons, '2l ; Differes, 181.
HALF-PAST ONE.

An attempt was made early this morning to relieve the Foreign
Market from its pressure, by the purchase of several hundred thou-
sands of Spanish Scrip, which for a short period had some effect on
the market, and Spanish Scrip was done at 4i disc., and Spanish
Stock at 51A 52 ; since which the market has resumed its former
gloomy appearance, and Spanish Scrip is now at 5 per cent. disc.;
Spanish Bonds, 50.
Consols may be quoted at 90i for money, and 9li for the
Account.

The Dutch mail of the 27th inst. has arrived, and brings prices--
2i per Cents., 56 7-16ths ; 5 per Cents, 101 9- l6ths.
No further arrivals.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols for the Account, 91k.

ROYAL DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF THE
EAR.—On Monday ended the fete held in aid of the funds of
this benevolent Institution, in the Regent's Park, when a vast
assemblage of little folk was present, and appeared highly de-
lighted. We are pleased to learn that the fete has been so
successful ; and when we state that we have been informed
that not fewer than 100 persons received advice and assistance
at this Institution on Tuesday last, we are confident we need
say no more to recommend it to the public. A larger and
more commodious building is contemplated by the Governors,
in which they intend to receive deaf :Ind dumb children, as
well as patients from the country afflicted With deafness and
other diseases of the ear.