The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-26 00:00:00

THE FUNDS -(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Calcutta Papers, to the 7th January, have been received at the
North and South American Coffee-house.
The John. Bull, of the 6th January, gives the following from
Manilla :

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His Majesty's ship Crocodile, Madras Roads, Dec. 21.
British brig Emerald on shore, much damaged
Ditto Colombo ro.le out the gale, but cut away her foremast.
American ship Crusade on shore, cargo lost.
Ditto Sabrina rode out the gale.
French ship Bayonnais rode out the gale.
Spanish ship of war on shore.
Ditto Sabrina on shore.
Ditto Union on shore, mere wreck.
Spanish brig Brilliant rode out the gale.
Portuguese brig Atricane on shore.
And immense damage among the vesels in the river.
(From the Calcutta Price Current.)
The demand for Indigo during the last week has continued more
brisk, and considerable sales have been effected. In sales of other
goods we are still unable to quote ally improvement.
COTTON PIECE-GOODS.—Sales continue small, and at no
advance in price.
Letters from Madrid state that the news of the ravages made
at Paris by the cholera has caused great consternation in the
above capital, and it was reported that the King was going to
leave Aranjuez, andproce ed to Granja: other accounts say that
he was going to Andalusia. There was also a report that the
cholera had broken out at Malaga; but no positive news has as
yet been received on this subject.
A Lisbon Mail has arrived,—sailed on the 15th of April. We
do not hear, as yet, of any political news of importance by the
above conveyance.

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THE FUNDS.
The estafette trom Paris brings the French Renter higher,
7(f. 35c., owing to aslight improvement in M. Peri er's health. The
cholera there is gradually decreasing—'29s deaths on Monday.
Consols, which left of yesterday at 851/4 171, opened at 514,
sellers, at which price they are at present, with nothing doing.
HAF-PAST OE.
Our private accounts by the Lisbon L
mail this morning are both
alarming and distressing to the commercial interest lion Mi-
guel is again acting the tyrant by wholesale ; he hat ordered pri-
sons to be prepared on the frontiers of Spain for those persons,
merchants, or individuals of wealth, who do not pay up the forced
loan, tube confined in them immediately; but on this being known
several have conformed to his late decree, and have been obliged
to pay the double. Prosecutions to the greatest extent are car-
ried on at Lisbon. We also understand that a number of per_
sous of high rank, confined in the prisons at Lisbon, are going to
be sent to Africa ,to make room for others.
Madeira is blockaded by part of the squadron of Don Pedro.
Some American vessels going in with provisions were ordered
off by the islockading ships.
The private letters from Paris this morning are more favour-
, able in regard to the cholera. Perier appears to be improving in
health, and the cholera abating. The King of France is acting
with the greatest generosity tow..rds the poor and afflicted Pari-
sians' giving large sums of money towards their relief. No
change of Ministers is as vet expected to take place.
The report of Count OrlotPsspeedy departure for Holland rather
excites the attention of our speculators—the question is, will he,
depart without exchangingand ratifying the Dutch Treaty? This
as yet, is to he ascertained. If he sets as arbitrator to settle the
modifications between the two parties, we should imagine he
will not previously exchange the ratification, but actas a disinter-
ested umpire, and tint with hands tied by one party—but report
says that he will exchange and ratify the Treaty before he
takes his departure. A few days will decide this affair.
The Funds have continued steady during the whole of the
morning at 85th, alternately buyers and sellers for the account;
for money 85 to
Brazil Stock and Dutch have improved, but more particularly
the former, which is attributed to accounts received to-d,y from
Pernambuco that the Government there have sent about seventy
thousand pounds in bills on London for the November dividend,
which, with the sum of thirty-five thousand pounds received last
Saturday from Bahia, will nearly complete the sum wanted at
that time.
In other Foreign Securities little doing at present.
HREE 0 CLOCK.
Consols for Account Sbi.

The latest advices from Madrid give reason
to hope for speedy assurances of a satisfactory neutrality
on the part of Spain in respect to the impending struggle
in PortugaL—Mornin7 Paper.