The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-03 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S

WATERFORD, JUNE 30.—Arrived the Victoria, Hodge.
CORK, JUNE 30.—Arrived the NAv,irino, Sparks.
Off porn, the Maria, Swinford.

Hull., JULY I.—Arrived the Judith, Watson; Thomas
Hodgson, Stewart, from St. Petersburgh ; and Peace,
Cooper.

DEAL, JULY 2.—Wind N.E. by E.—At two r.m.
Vice•Adtuiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm hoisted his fig on
board H.M.S. Donegal, under the usual salute, and will
sail to-morrow morning. Arrive.' from the River and
sailed the Recovery. Milbank, for Bengal.
GENOA, JUNE 16.—The Turkish fleet, con,isting of a
three decker, four ships, six frigates. three corvettes, and
several brigs, were at Gallipoli May 24.
NANTES, JUNE 24.—A sloop has been taken off Belle
Isle by a steam•vessel. On the 19th instant the steamer
was seen off the Isle of Hedie, the crew apparently nume-
rous ; she had been cruising in the neighbourhood for
several days.
CUXHAVEN, JUNE 30.—The David, Potel, bound to
Havre, has put in here, and must discharge.
ELsiNi.RE, JUNE 26.—The Twiot, Jameson, from Hull
to St. Petershurgh, got on shore near this place during a
squall on the 20th instant, was assisted off without
any material damage, and h s p.oceeded.

The Sarah, Young, fiom Cork, was spoken the 30th
Ally, within a day's 8411 of St. John's, N.B.

THE FUNDS -(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL VE 0' CLOCK.

To the present time we have quite a blank day in regard
to arrival, and political news, with the exception of the
estafette from P iris, which is of some interest ,as it brings
notice of the release from prison of Chateaubriand, Hyde
de Neuville, and the Duke of Filzjimes, on Saturday
last, And the Ministry wer- not to be remod-fled until after
the Chambers had met. Paris was tranquil. A report
prevailed that the Austrian troops were concentrating upon
the Rhine

Account% from Vienna of the 19th of June, state, that
a French courier was seta to Paris, it is said, with new
propositions for a disarmament.
They write from Paris that an extraordinary courier
had arrived there from Vienna, bringing to the Austrian
Ambassador the unfavourable intelligence that the Duke
de Reichetadt had received the extreme unction.

Prince Guillaume, son of the King of Prussia, has left
Berlin for St. Petershurgh.
We hear that an Indiaman has arrived. On Ler passage
home, she put into Terceira for water, and reports that Don
Pedro's expedition sailed on the 16th ult. It may be
probable that the expedition met with severe weather,
and has been obliged to put back again.
Consuls, which left off yesterday at 84- to 85, opened
this morning at 85 to if, at which price they are at pre-
sent, with very httl. doing.
In the Foreign Market there is nothing doing as yet.
HALF•PAST ONE.

We are informed that within these twenty-four hours
favourable news has been received from Holland. The
ice is broken, and his Dutch Majesty has given way in
several:points. It is stated that Antwerp will be given up
after the Powers have signed the guarantee required by his
Majesty.
Consols, which have been during the whole of the
morning at 85 to for the account, are at present Eibi,
buyers.
The public and brokers are now looking to the Budget ;
and it is not expected that any operations of magnitude will
take place until the particulars are known.
In the Foreign Market little doing.
Consols are now 85k.
Consols for account 851.

THREE O'CLOCK: