The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-08 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The French Mail arriyed late this morning, and the letters are
not as yet delivered, or the Estafette prices of the French Vunds;
in the mean time our funds continue at the same priev. they left
cti yesterday, without a bargain doing. Consol.o 4.1103:1, for the
Account; and fot Money, 82 N.
The Public are rather surprised at tke small majority for Mi:
nisters last night on the Sugar
We mentioned in our Cl,y article the day before yesteritay,,ttat
we had no doubt teat the rench expedition Ancona, was
with the concurrence of the Austrian Cahinet; now con-
firmed by` an Evening contemporary.
Foreign Market not A*gaitt done, as yet.
HALF PAST ONE.
At length :he French letters, and those by Estafette, Es‘vepftela
delivered: fly tile Estafette we learn the prices c 4
Itentes, Three per Cents. 67f. 70c. Five 1”x iieo.ts, 44. 10c.
This being a rise on the Three per Ceut, 4.004 lolly cents.
The Dutch steamer has also IqA,v,e(3, 'and brings the Dutch
Funds % per cent. highe,. •
Our market has inioN)to.i, and Consols which were itcaely in
the early par.cl the stay at 92X 83 for the Acco.v.r.4 are at
present isuYers.
ra the Voreign Market Dutch Stock has alw,improved to 41%.
Little doing in other Foreign Securiti.c.s at present.
Consols 83.

THREE O' CL 0 CK.

'The Elector of Baden is making himself very
popular, and is acquiring the affections of his.subiects by his ex,
traordinary affability. Att.vhed to the hotel of the Elector is
a catino, where the' cilisen.s assemble in great numbers, and
where his Royal Highness drinks and smokes with them.
Some progress was made in the Reform Bill
last night, Mr. Croker has the knack of persuading Merotoso
u-5
that words, which seem of themselves harmless ono4 are pe-
culiarly offensive in his mouth. One Gentl.R;;,a,o took offence
"
at being called a Aired Commissioner, r*„ Croker might mean
to offend, but why should offe:}tie. u;,, taken at this ? Is there
anything in this n4.ZA. 04. any
value which is given for no-
thing ? not hired Bishops, hired Ministers, and 114,ed
ices➢ gib say of a man that he is a hireling tag:iftetely to
say that he is worth money, the only recojg-4#l test,of worth
in this country. We have, it is trw, justice administered by
unpaid Magistrates ; but wh? Las not heard of the anecdote of
the barber, who shaved for the love of God 2—Morning ChrcAiplc.
In 1668 the East India Company imported
1001bs. weight of good fey." In 1669 they imported 143t41b5.,
and in 1678, 4,7131b5., but this proved a glut in the market- In
V... 10 they imported 63,000,000 W.

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The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria rode at Mr,
Fozard's riding schoul yesterday. ,e•
A meeting of Irish Members of the House of Commons
took place yesterday by appointment at the Treasury. Be.
tween 30 and 40 Members attended. The Chancellor of the •
Exchequer and the Secretary of State for Ireland received the
party, and were engaged iii conference with them about an
hour.

Prince Talleyrand, the French Ambassador, and the Baron
de Neumann, the Austrian Charge d'Affaires, transacted
business with Viscount Palmerston yesterday, at the Foreign
Office.

The commander of the Forced transacted business yesterday
at the Colonial Office.

The Lord Chancellor visited Viscount Althorn yesterday at
the Treasury.
The Duke of Richmond entertained the Cabinet Ministers
at dinner last evening, at his residence inCavendish-square.

The Duchess of Kent has presented a handsome donation to
the Hospital ship of the Royal Sailing Society, moored off' Mil.
bank.

FASHONABLE INTELLIGENCE,