The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-01 00:00:00

"SOLVENCY OF THE BANK.

" The report, after giving a tabular statement of the condi-
tion of the bank at certain periods for a number of years past,
says the table shows that at no period in 1819, when the bank was
very near suspending payments, was it less able to extend relief
to a suffering community than at the present moment.
What is the state of the bank now ? On the Ist of March
the bank had 6,800,000 dollars in specie, 9,940,000 notes
of other banks, and of funded debts none, making an aggre-
gate of 9,640,000 dollars ; to meet its circulation of 29,717,000,
deposits 17,050,000, and foreign debts owing 1,786,000, making
an aggregate of 42,643,000 dollars."

On the 4th of May, about six o'clock, the six story brick
store, the property of Messrs. Phelps and Peck, havily
stocked with cotton and other articles, fell to the ground.
About thirteen or fourteen persons are said to have bcefl
killed and wounded.

The Vera Cruz Papers state that, instead of the Govern-
ment army attacking Santa Anna at Vera Cruz, they have en"
trenched themselves opposite that place. This does not ap-
pelt as though Vera Cruz will be taken so easily as it has been
imagined.

We hear that only 970 dollars have come by the packet from
Mexico to pay the dividends.

Consols are looking very heavy since the early part of the
morning, when they were 85 % .74 for the Account, since which
a great deal of Money Stock has come to Market in Reduced,
and Consols receded to 85 "y for the Account. Some fears
are entertained for the present situation of France; it is said
the Duchess de Berry is continually on the alert with her agents
in various parts of France, to rouse the people to rebellion, bY
distributing money in abundance.
In the Foreign Market little doing.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for account 85i.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES.
Commis
Ditto for Account 858 jGreek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds 481 Mexican, 1825..

Buenos Ayres... Peruvian ...... --
anima Russian 9B
Columbian 1t424 Spanish

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY')

FROM LLOYD'S
DEAL, MAY 31—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived and sailed °:
the river the David Owen, from Van Dieman's Land. t:
rived the Louisa, Coup, and Chase, Greig, from Ilavanlis"
andD Barbados Planter, Redman, from Barbados.
OVER, MAY 31.—Off port the Armandale, Wylie, o'l
the Cape of Good Hope.
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BRIGTON, M A I,* 31.—Off port the Fame, Richardson, fr°
Mauritius.
ttl°
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31.—Wind S.W.—Arrived 0,
Rosslyn Castle transport, from Halifax ; and Governor, P°
glas, from Virginia.
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COWES, MAY 31.—Arrived the Lucifer, Neuske,
Bahia ; Arcturus, Oliver, from Ilavannah ; Agnes, ilardl_7sf
from Matanzas ; Arcadia, Marsh, from New Orleans ; and Cc'
Crosby, from Georgetown.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 30.—Arrived the Floraville, SteP
son, from Buenos Ayres; Juno, Russell, from Nassau;
rica, Drew, from New York ; Renown, Church, from OPft-dc,
Minable Claudine, from Charente. Off port—the GOO
Hawkins,- from Barbados ; Planter, Pagan, from A.Ptigi,wit
Paragon, Scott, from Jamaica; Agenora, Brown, fror%6oo,
Orleans; Atlantic, Liddell; and William Neilson, Rtityley,
from Mobile; William Byrnes, Magee; and York, 13°060
from New York ; Jane, Baird, from St. John's, New Ilrtin,,s',abisi
Halifax, Finley, from Halifax ; Rachel, Gellert, from P
and Mary, INl`Nair, from Savannah

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BRISTOL, May 30.—Arrived the Hercules, Cherry, '
Antigua; and Emily, Keppel, from Grenada.
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PRI NTEI) AND PußusuEn By MU RDO YOUN

SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, LONDON.

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