The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-10 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCIC
Accounts have been received at Liverpool by the 911
Parker, from Demerara, of the 2d of May. The Utra-o
Chronicle says, " At the present moment there are u 1)!.., of
of 70 apprenticed labourers in the Colony Gaol, ei.n.._10.194,'"0da
the immense numbers which Mr. Kellock every emally, the 0
to confinement from the Ruemveld estates ; and dur`,ltider
last week not less than 51 culprits have been coroyoittent
• facto.,
various punishments. The number of idle and re tatiog
labourers in the colony is also very great." It ends by s;:ae
that "we cannot be contradicted in a spirit of troth aad
colony is far from being restored to tranquillity, industry,
quiet."
We have no other arrivals this morning than the Fllll6l
mail, with the express from Paris. No ship letters. ai of
The announcement yesterday at Lloyd's, of the arr'°_,t,
the American packet ship off Liverpool, proves to be incotTet.
as the Liverpool letters this morning are silent on the OW
THE FUNDS.
Consols were buoyant during yesterday morning, et 9.61:0/
for the Account ; but in the afternoon they were not so ,
and closed at 91i for the Account. This morning theY.;;
heavy, and receded to 91k for the Account, caused by a felt:
of a City Banker, an old established house, said to be worn 016
as yet we have no particulars, but it has had some e'
on the funds, as well as on the Foreign market. Exchequer
Bills 32 34 ; India Bonds 11 13 ; Bank Stock 217 18. „b./
In the Foreign market, for these two days past„ great env:h
have been made to keep up the prices of the Spanish 13°10
Spanish Scrip, and Portuguese Stocks, by influential pet's()
but to the present time without effect. The unfavourable; 7:11
counts from Spain, for the cause of the Queen, with th e f
of the French funds and Spanish, have had an effect this Of
ing on the Foreign market. Spanish, which left off yet'
day 40k, has been done at 38i 39 ; Spanish Scrip, 15 14
count ; Portuguese at 86 to 87.
The accounts received from Madrid to the 3d inst., stateig,
report, that an insurrection has broken out at Saragosss• ;
that a change in the Portuguese Ministry has taken plactng
Palmella has returned again to office. In ka, evtgl tu—
appears in a gloomy state this morning in tb:4 City. oer
French Funds Five per Cents., 1061. 90c. ; Three `,l
Sc.;Cents., 77f. • Cortes Bonds, 34 ; Coupons, 16i ; Differ'.
15i ; Ardouin's Loan, 431.
to&The banking- house failed this morning is Lee, HALF-PAST al P
•
dey, and Farr, Lonl'oard-street. It is a house of no greet 111.
portance, although a very old established concern.
Baron*James de Rothschild arrived this morning from
Consols may be quoted at present 91k for the Aec°ll
with little doing,
of e
A failure has been announced in the Stock Exchange
very respectable member- .a leadin man. 216 i•
Exchequer Bills, 33 ; India Bonds, 119 ; Bank Stec" vr
The Foreign Market has a very gloomy appearance apish
sent. Some business was done in the morning jo sent
Bonds, Spanish Scrip, and Portuguese Stock. At
_C3BI
the Market is at a complete stand-still. Spanish Bon,'"
39 ; Spanish Scrip, 15 14 dis. ; Portuguese, 85/.
THREE 0' CI 0 C
Consols for the Account, 91i

Dr. Carruthers, M. P. frit. Hull, died suddenly this
morning.
DIED—On Saturday last, at his residence in th
Wandsworth-road, James Denison, Esq., founder and fatfr
of the Commercial Travellers' Society. •
The Countess of Mansfield will give a splent
d6el2ner a la jburchette, early in the ensuing month, at C. Ae
Wood, to the Royal Family and a large portion of the Nobit i
The terrace of this seat, originally formed by
Erskine, offers a most extensive and varied view for rt isn4
miles. Burke, on one occasion, when visiting his friend J
Erskine, and being shown this terrace for the first t inl4;
burst into an enthusiastic and poetical exclamation, w.bl'a•
in after life Lord Erskine was delighted to remember an
repeat. the late L 0.
A fire, which there is too much reason to believe
was the work of an incendiary, broke out in the mowhay of 1.1,
farmer nained Harris, in the parish of Ladock, on Fiuocl3;
last, during the time the family were at church, by w'nich the;
whole of the property on the spot was consumed...—Falniovl4
Packet.
NEWSPAPER STAMP DUTY,—A Tneesing -
joiners was held on Tuesday last, in Skinners' Hell, when 41-
resolution was passed unanimously, to petition bott Houses 01,
Parliament for a repeal of the stamp-duty on r,:wspapers. We
believe the joiners are the first, as a distinct trade, who have,
met to petition on this subject. A high eulogium was passed
on Lord Brougham for his great exertions on this subject.
Scotsman.