The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-22 00:00:00

CHOLERA MORBUS, OFFICIAL REPORT.

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL—(THIS DAY.)
DAILY REPORT of CHOLERA CASES.
COUNTRY.

Remaining at last Report, 4#7—New Cases, 130—Deaths, 59--
Recovered, 67—Remaining, 458. Total Cases since the com-
mencement, 12,257—Deaths, 4,503.
(Signed) WM. MACLEAN, Secretary.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T IVELVE 0' CLOCK.

We have numerous arrivals this morning at the North
and South American Coffee-house. Papers from Bom-
bay, to February 26 ; from St. John's, New Brunswick,
to May 19 ;
from Halifax, to May 28 ; from Prince Ed-
ward Island, to May 22 ; from Port-au-Prince, to April
22 ; and from Launceston, to January 11. With all
these arrivals we have but a scanty portion of information.
The Bombay Papers state that the total gross quantity
of opium, for which passes have been granted in Bombay,
to the 20th of February, amounts to 9,351 chests, which
shows an increase since the last notice of 443 chests. A
Royal salute was fired in honour of his Majesty's birthday.
SWAN RIVER.—The Cornwallis, Henderson, arrived
at Swan River on the Ist of March, and the Eliza, Wed-
dell, on the 6th. The Governor, with a view to encou-
rage the farmers, lately contracted for the supply of 2,000
bushels of wheat, one-half of which he has advanced to
the settlers. To all present appearances, there will not be
a great number of emigrants this year.
The Halifax Papers state, by accounts from the country
of Lunenbourg, that a great scarcity will be felt on ac-
count of the prolonged winter. The weather since Sun-
day has been unpleasant, and the season has been very
backward. _

The New Brunswick Papers bring the opening of the
Legislature convened at Fredericton, with his Excellency's
speech, in which he says, " guided by consideration, which
appears to him of much moment and importance as affect-
ing the happiness and comfort of a large portion of the
people of the province, he felt it his duty to call them to-
gether at a most inconvenient season of the year, as
strong representations were made to him from the most
populous places that certain clauses in the Revenue
Bill will operate with hardships, as well as in the
provincial trade, and press with severity on the poor and
labouring classes ; he therefore relies with confidence on
the making such alterations and amendments in the Bill
as may meet the circumstances of the country."
The Launceston Papers and Port-au-Prince Papers do
not contain any news.
By the French mail, this morning, it is stated from An-
cona that a courier had arrived from Rome ; it was re-
ported he brought accounts of serious disturbances at Be
nevento, and that the King of Naples' troops were obliged
to interfere to restore order.
Accounts from Le Mons of the 16th June state the
number of Carlists arrested in the department of La
Fleche was so great that the prisons could not contain
them.

Accounts from Rennes of the 15th June say that a co-
lumn of troops entered the previous dey with fourteen
carts laden with three thousand muskets taken from the
Chouans on the field of battle.

Consols opened this morning at the same price they
left off yesterday, for the account, at which price
they are at present, with little doing.

HALF-PAST ONE.

The Congo] market has notTw—h-oles-o-na-ea-ppesat7ance at
present ; it is said that a quantity of Stock has been sold
privately. A report prevailed that Prince Frederick of
Holland had departed suddenly for Berlin, as this may
be construed of a warlike omen, we can state that his
departure from the Hague does not relate to political
affairs ; his wife being at Berlin, he has proceeed on a visit
to her. We have sten some private letters from Amster-
dam, which still express great hopes that the Dutch affairs
will soon come to an amicable issue.
Letters have been received from Pernambuco, of the
10th May, when all was quiet there.
Consols, which were in the early part of the dey at
841 j for the account, are at present 841 buyers.
The Dutch mail brings the Dutch Funds about I per
Cent. lower.
In the Foreign Market the Dutch Stock is also rather
lower.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Cowls for account 84i.

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Jloieurngarle.atest satisfaction the
woollen trade is now in a more prosperous state than has
been known for some years. Many a our neighbouring
large manufacturers have not an end of cloth in stock
A remarkable fact has lately been observed
near Narnur. Within the space of a few hours all the fish
in a large pond died, and became immediately putrified on
the surface of the water....-French Paper.