The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-07 00:00:00

lIE FUNDS-(THIS DAY.)

Chgri
.the
CITY, TWELVE OBr'uCnLswOickClCto
21st of eTstevvn Papers to the3d of July, and New
ti -` 'ine, have been received at the North and South Ame-
calk .-..
ee . t,:olt -house.
tisk In the Charlestown Papers. From Pernambuco.—By the Fla.-
ttli.— .at Boston, we learn that-the Assembly at Pernambuco were in
rTII arid the Bill for continuing the Copper Currency. in cir-
it, . 'ln Was lost, and no provision made to collect m. or redeem
°ll hold being expected, large stocks of goods had accumulated
mev., and business was wholly suspended.
brig ibis,j4c°Th news from Mexico was brought yesterday b the
t,—, 8 days from Vera Cruz. The dates she brings the
Itejoi.,ltY are to the 30th of May. Peace had been re-established.
e
Itieirings and festivals are taking place in everrt of the whole
wl,iroille
kxicaa Union in honour of the late triumph of Santa Anna.
title or, Congress on the 23d decreed to that successfulhief the
erected' Saviour of the Nation." A monument is about to. be
, , .
His next title
wiii 1 honour to him on the field of victory.
probably be that of Emperor.
li D, (From the New Brunswick Papers.)
LieutenantE cm ASSEAIBLY.—Message from his Excellency the
-Governor, sent to the Assembly
4 111 r
the 1 • Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of Assembly—At
express e"e of the last Session of the General Assembly, I liad.to
io_ to you the regret which I felt at the loss of the appropria.-
tiori, This feeling has been very much increased by the Peti-
iocosn liaVe received from many of the counties, representing the
stx `7°lllence and distress likely to arise from this unhappy circum-
ras amendhich, if not remedied, will create difficulty and embar-
;",l,o..in every branch of the public service, and cannot fail to
41e,`,e particularly discouraging to the poor classes, who derive be-
,firom. the expenditure of the public monies, which the country
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country Legislature are accustomed annually to distribute through-
Ii" The earnest solicitations contained in the petitions that I should
.lemblo the Legislature at an early period, for the purpose of re-
._ving the country from the anticipated evils, have alone induced
'e to call you together at this unusual and inconvenient season."
C THE FUNDS.
, Consols, which left off yesterday at 904 3 for the Account, and
rAffM 'or Money, opened this morning at 94 for the Account, aid
or Money. The Market not being so good as yeste:rday,
21a4ehequer Bills were 23 25; India Bonds 6 8; Bap t Stock
of v! .si. Omnium maintains its price of 3,i 4 prem. , the scrip
~,, hieh will be ready to be obtained at the Bank on',:he 15th inst.
Spainlh Foreign Market opened heavy, owing to the news from
4not being favourable. Spanish left off •IF_',l ; is at present
49% ; Spanish Scrip 114 IN, discount; Portuguese 90i i-
-1/A.L P,P24 S T ONE.
14i,rice the early part of the morning botti the British and Foreign
Consols have
become very heavy.
for ".Y ls have receded from 90% %to 89% 90 for the Account ;
toy money,, 90. This is attribv ed to two circumstances : the
.
in P (1 etat at Paris, and the y,,rseverance of the Lords in examm-
g %itnepes
Exei, - •
2141/ eq°er Bills, 21 22 'lower ; India Bonds, 8 ; Bank Stock,
/2.
an IV,
to ,v3i,"° Foreign Mar et Sanish Bonds have receded from 49%
gliesele; ASP_,anjsb scrip also from 11% to 12 discount ; Portu-
and half,ce"et 'rem:, 91% 34 to 90; Colombian, 32%; Dutch Two
a 544 Omnium also lower. done at 24-3 prem.
;,revails that the Duke of Wellington had an interview
rig 4, 'e, -Lords yesterday, and that the Bill was to be modified so
liplarrthethLe
wweitehldrPert
Lords.
of Commons, and after their consent it

V-onsols for the Account, 895 90. THREE O'CLOCK

hlt is seldom that in the sales of the day three such.
oTd be advertised at the same time, as those by Mr. George
,„ tt;j---vve allude to the effects of the late Speaker of the
'use of Commons, Mortlock's Stock of China, and the pro-
l'ertY in
of 0 America—the latter involving capital to the amount
ne million and a half.
The Earl of Brecknock is superintending the build-
,of some splendid equipages, preparatory to his union with
to '1 Murray, daughter of the Bishop of Rochester, and niece
the Earl of Kinnoul.
va4The Earl of Craven is about to be married to the
,3't,Emily Grimston, second daughter of the Earl of
m.
Albans Duke and Duchess of St.
moron
are sojourning at this fashionable watering-place,
teh continues to be crowded with compan). Amongst nu-
. Eel-I'lli other visiters are Lady Amesbury, Lord and Lady
Rr'°ll,. Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Lascelles, Lady Charlotte Woolfe,
Mr avid and Laden. S
Lady Johnstone, Lady
glen Captain Hothm. R.N., &c..