The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-06 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We are again deprived of any arrivals of importance,
no ship letters having tome hand.
The general topic of conversation this mm-nine in the
City is the falling off of this quarter's revenue t • the
amount of upwards of 344,000/. and upon the whole of
•he ye .1. 2,600 0001. The quarter's revenue falling off
may he sarisfac•orily explained by the fact, that 200 000/.
of that deficiency arose from the repeal of the coal tax,
and there is also to he taken into account, the repel of
the duty on candles, and not so much money being paid
'this quarter upon corn as was expected tot ke place in
succehsive quarters ; so that the actual deficiency upon thin
quartet's revenue does not mount upon ti e whole to more
than 130,0001. to 140,000/, and which is amply pro•
vided for by the great reductions that have taken phce in
every department of Government, and a saving of
1,000,0001. a year in the naval department should not be
forgotten.

Up to the present hour this deficiency has not had the
least effect on the Funds. Consols, which left off yesterday
at 851 to I for the account, opened at the same pace.
It is stated that an Aurrian courier has gone to
Lucerne with a note to the Swiss Director, demanding
ti'e reestablishment of the Constitution of 1814.
HALF_ PA. ONE.

We understand that the private accounts from the Gm-
tinent, this morning, are of a favourable tendency. No
hostilities are expected to take place between Holland and
Belgium. The King of Holland has become more picific,
and great hopes are still erverts ned that aff.irs will
be adjusted. Austria is going to send an Ambassador to
the Court of King Leopold.
Consols have continued the whole of the morning at
85 to for the account ; 84j- 5 for money. This is the
first transfer day in Consols, and the dividends are expected
to he paid to the public on Monday.
We have, as yet, received no information from Don
Pedro's expedition.
The leaving off price of the French Rentes were, ac-
cording to intel igence we received this morning, 67,. 70c.
In the Foreign Market no'hinz doing.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for account 85 it.

FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES.
Consols ...... Codnisn —
Dittofor Account 85i Greek, 1825 Bo}
Braziiian Bonds 46 Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres... 22 Peruvi.n
Chilian Ditto.... Russian
Columbian 1824 Spanish

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Costurti, • clever gentlemanly young man, the master
and part owner, was on deck superintending the ship-
ment of a cargo of oats. He was in good health and high
spirits at one o'clock that day, when his wife, who Waded
with him from London, gave the signal for dinner, arid he
was called down to the state cabin. In a few minutes he
was seiz.d with violen, premonitory symptoms.,,f cholera,
and before an hour elapsed, he tvas sinkiiig fast two a state
of collapse, the disorder having made tie moat ripid ad.
vances ever seen in any ease yet treated here. An 4iffii•er
of health was iuenanthteediaeaint,ertl,:yeaacdatyll,eudannfiitneir,tla,,enuti the medical in-
spector pronounced his. sickness to he the worst spas-
modic cholera. His instant removal to hompit.l was
advised, and repeatedly urged, but to no purpos-. Even
"tlhtiaiesncaellßairatmyooisnregcocn':d'isis refused most obstinaucthne
remonstrance, to he removed from what he tel wed hi.
castle. The distract dpi trier of his j ,ys and s ,rriitvs, to
whom he was not many months mimed, begged hi•shouid
ifiyf,e,rtaurdift.iu:ipe,et,tni r :a:fn
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not be disturbed, and the mate of the vess, 1 tidy rig seers
the police approach, had the schouner unmoor• if trout the
,luieiyh,antod portedveeanttbacwraesiish. In
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who expired in five hours utter tte dr t ark, d• ' de wits
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buried in two hours after. The vessel dropped down the
river yeaterday.—Zimerich Chruniele of Saturday.