The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-16 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The following private and important information has been
received at the North and South American Coffee-house, iron)
Vera Cruz, by the packet-ship York, arrived at Liverpool
No business was doing at Vera Cruz. Exportation of specie
prohibited by General Santa Anna. The Government army was
in sight of the walls of Vera Cruz, where they had been for,
several days, and an attack was expected, but it was doubtful
whether the besiegers intended to assault the city. The Go;
vernment army was estimated at from two to three thousand,
men. Santa Anna's total force, including the militia, from two
to twenty-five thousand men, who were desirous of an attaeh
from their enemies. It was thought by some that the Goverlr
anent troops were waiting for their heavy artillery from the castle
of Perote. Santa Anna had purchased the American brig
Maria Louisa, which was expected, with some guns on board, to
be used along the coast. Santa Anna lost in the late engagement
—killed 175; prisoners about 28v. The Government army lost,
in killed and wounded, about 450 men. Desertions from the
Government camp have taken place, at some periods, twentl
a day. Two launches, on the night of the 23rd of March,
anchored near the beach opposite the head-quarters of the Go'
vernment troops, and opened afire which compelled them to re-
tire further into the interior ; the next night, trial was to be
made with shells to be thrown into their camp.
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On the second editions of the Evening Papers being received
in the City and at the respective Cotree.houses last night, with
an account of the failure of the Duke of Wellington In forming
a new Administration, the greatest sensation was caused, and A
general expression of joy was manifested. Soon afterwards Con-
sols were privately done at 841 i, and they opened this morning
at 547 f,, and iS!R for the next account: at present they mai
be quoted at S-14. The public are now anxiously waiting to heal;
the final result of the negotiations between his Majesty and Earl
Grey.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.—We have n 0
arrivals of importance.

HALF-PAST ORE.
An express has arrived from Paris, bringing French rents con-
siderably lower, 67_75, owing to our ange in the administrattosa
but no doubt ere this they have received by the telegraph the;
counter information that Earl Grey has been again restored t°
oltice, which will cause a reaction in the funds, and by the nest
express they will come higher.
We have a general report that all is arranged, and the old
Ministry are again in office, in consequence of which Consols
maintain their price, and may be quoted 8414 for the Account.
In the Foreign Market the Dutch Funds have improved.
Two Dutch Mails have arrived, but the letters are not Yet
delivered.

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Consoh, ft,r Account Slii.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES.
Consols . ..... 84i I- Danish
Ditto for Acc,,unt 841 Greek, 1825 —
Brazilian Bonds 48 Mexican, 1825 —
Buenos A 3 r, 5... [Wiwi in .. .....
Ch il inn Di r to. ... Russian...... 9B
t rohluibiar, 16y t Spanifth .....

Soon after the news had reached Nesi castle,
of the King's having refused to create Peers, a full.size
tue of his Majesty, which Mr. Dunbar, the sculptor, was
engaged with, was broke to pieces by a party who went to Li,
apartments thus to evince their sense of his Majesty's conduct-
CONDUCT OF THE QUEEN.—The Cour,
Journal of Saturday
will contain, among a variety of interest'
ing matter connected with the passing events of the day in th
Court circle, a Letter on the reported conduct of the Queen .
eference to recent political events. This Number of the Con'
Journal will include eight additional pages without extra charge'

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The following are additional Notices of The Sun Ex-
presses, ly Contemporary Journals, and other friends
to whom we rtturn our best thanks.

(From the PerthAire Advertiser of Thursday, May 10.)

We have just received an express edition of The Sun, con-
taining an account of the debates in the House of Lords, up to
half-past twelve o'clock on Tuesday morning.

(From the Liverpool Chronicle, Saturday, May la)
We received, about nine o'clock last evening, an express
edition of The Sun, with the debate in the House of Commons,
until its rising at half-past two o'clock yesterday morning.
The debate occupies nearly thirteen columns of The Sun.

(From the Lichfield Mercury, Friday, May 11.;.
MERCURY OFFICE, HALF-PAST ONE o'tiocts.--I3y an
express sent from The Sun office, at three o'clock this morn-
ing, we arc put in possession of the division of the House of
Commons on Lord Ebrington's motion.