The Sun.
London, England, 1832-01-23 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The estafette from Paris this morning brings a slight improve-
ment in the French Rentes, but the most important information
is, that the Austrian Observer officially announces that no war
will take place ; as well as the private information from St.
Petersburgh received in the French capital, that the Emperor
will ratify the twenty-four articles; this has caused a slight
improvement in our Funds. Consols, which left off on Saturday,
very heavy at 81% 74 for Account, opened at the same price,
since which they have been done at 52!;,, at which price they
continue at present.

RALF-PAST ONE.

A Malta mail has arrived,—sailed on the 4th of January; also
one from Rio Janeiro,—nailed on the 29th of November, only
two days later than the last accounts : we have no Portuguese
news by her—all was quiet there at that period. Exchange, 29 to
; Stock, 47.
A gentleman recently arrived from St. Petersburgh states that
the Emperor's cotters were empty, therefore there was no doubt
he would remain at peace.
The prevailing opinion with the well-informed, still continues
to be that peace will be preserved in Europe, in consequence of
which our Fonds continue steady. Consols have been fluctuating
during the morning from 81% to 82.!4% for the account, at pre-
sent they may be quoted 894.
By a private letter from '1 rieste we understand that the affairs
between the Porte and the Viceroy of Egypt are becoming
more serious • and we shall soon hear of some important events;
an embargo Sas been laid at Constantinople on all shipping.
In the Foreign Market little doing; Belgian Scrip 2X4 to
dis.
THREE O'CLOCK

Consols, 82,i.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols B2i
Ditto for Account 8215
Brazilian Bonds —
Buenos Ayres —
Chilian Ditto ..
Columbian, 1H24

Danish 65
Greek, 1825 —
Mexican, 1825 35!
Peruvian
Russian
Spanish ...... • 131

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 21.—The Senori
Wrangler for the present year is Mr. HEATH, of Trinity
College.

The Duke of BEDFORD sells the game of
his Bedfordshire estates in Loudon, and divides the pro-
ceeds among the poor, in proportion to the quantity of
game killed in each parish.
A DELPHI THEATRE.—It is reported that
Mr. Marnzws retires from his share of the management
of the above Theatre at the close of the season. Mr.
YATES has resigned his share in the Caledonian Theatre,
Edinburgh, which will in future be under the sole manage•
ment of Mr. MoitaAv, who is also lessee of the Theatre
Royal there.
A new theatre is projected at Knightsbridge.

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THE GLOVE TRADE.--We grieve that we
cannot state any improvement in the gloving trade here.
The present is the season when the manufacturers have
been accustomed to receive orders for spring goods, and
consequently find employment for their men and profit to
themselves in executing them. No such symptom, how-
ever, of a revival, we lament to say, are observable at this
period, but, on the contrary, the depression appears to in-
crease rather than diminish.— Worcester Herald.

The Hungarian Brothers," by Miss A. M.
PowrEzt, which forms the eleventh number of the Standard
Novels, contains a series of remarkable incidents con-
nected with the war which broke out directly after the
French Revolution. That a lady writer should be inti-
mately acquainted with the romance of the battle-field,
has occasioned much surprise; but the mystery is explained
by the circumstance of the authored having written her
story in a solitary country, in the library of which she
found a curious let of personal narratives collected by a
military gentleman on the Continent, the striking details
of which inspired the fair writer with the subject of one
of the most popular of modern romances.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
F tie i'
From Whence. 2 F; F.' F &' ei 5
i. •
T. %4
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks.
Aldborough 176 1279 17 32 57 20
Alemouth
Boston
Chichester — 120
Colchester l5l 1:n 895 70 189 22 584
Harwich
Leigh 23 180 1055 78 -- 830
4 13Lildon 599 195 250 166 216 482
Exeter
Gainsborough —
Grangemouth — 50
Hull — _ 1100
Ipswich 35 70 182.13 25 140 151
Kent 544 408 150 217 163 119 537
Lynn — 240 235 50
Newport — 50 -- '232
Padstow 2OO 30
Poole — 11X3
Portsmouth — 120
Plymouth 4S 105
Salcombe
Spalding
Selby
Qtockton — 120 730
Weymouth — 60 532
Wisbeach 357 335
Woodbridge BO 1080 90 10
Yarmouth ......
Aberdeen
Banff — 1197
nerwick
Dundee
Leith 23 12
Montrose ......
446:3 6409 6984 9668 1447 598 6950
I RIFIII.
Belfast
Cork
Dublin
Dundalk 945
Galway 1492 870 40
Kilrush
Limerick
Londonderry
Sligo
Waterford l9O 979 280
Wexford -
Youghall l7B
___ _ 1442
FOREIGN.
Hamburg 176 25 509
Hobart Town
Husum
PilLau l7O '2941 130 1092
S tubbek i obi rig— 555
St. Petersburgh llOO _ _
Stettin
Coastways ......
Total

♦GGREGATE
Rye, o—Tares, 14

12735
QUAN'
12--L
blusi

1 8224
f TITY (
Anseed
itard. 4

I 6 gB4
F OT H
'2060-

95904
HIM Ili ?
—Rapes'
a. 3-26.

11602
NDS 0
iced, 0.

2240
PU LS'
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