The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-15 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of most kinds of Grain this week are moderate,
and of Flour inconsiderable. The Wheat trade, for fine samples,
fully supports Monday's terms; other kinds meet a heavy sale.
In Barley, Beans, and Pease, no alteration. Oats maintain the
terms last noted. The Flour trade is more free than of late.

ARRIVALS.

Wheat.
English 4,405 qrs.
Irish 744
Foreign 13,194

Barley. I Oats. 1 Flour.
710 qrs. 7,145 qrs. 1 s,7lssackF.
10,157 1 -
850 I -- bd.!.

'274

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL VE 0' CLOCK.

A Malta mail has arrived, sailed on the 28th May, from
Gibraltar 6th June. Also, a mail from Rio Janeiro,
sailed 17th April, from Bahia April 28, Pernambuco
May 4. The latter mail is of the same date as the last ac-
counts received.

By the French mail this morning we have received ac-
counts from Port-au-Prince to the 30th April. The Cham-
bers were opened on the 10th, with a speech from the Pr-
esident, which was not published when the accounts lett,
but it resembled the others, and spoke with caution in
regard to France. It regretted that the affair with that
country was not terminated. News was expected daily
relative to the last note sent to that country.
Commerce has greatly suffered in consequence of the
state of affairs with France.

A letter from Angers, dated 9th inst., eight o'clock at
night, states that a courier bad arrived from Choltel, de-
manding reinforcements. Cande and Montjean were in
fear of being attacked by the Chouans. General Ordener
was going to proceed with reinforcements.
General Solignac has issued a proclamation to the in-
habitants of the department of the Loire Inferieur, and
La Vendee, in which he states that the King has confided
in him great powers, which he would execute with firm-
n.ss, justice, anl moderation, and that the authors of the
civil war, and the agents of discord and disorder, should
be pursued to the last extremity every where, but those
who nad been deceived and led astray should receive mercy
if they immediately submitted with their arms.
Accounts from Smyrna of the 9th of May state, that
news was recrived there from Boudrum of the fall of St.
Jean d'Acre, to the troops of the Pasha of Egypt, and im-
mediately the seals were put on the magazines of the
banker of the Pasha.

The estafet from Paris this day brings the Renter at
681. '7oc., but states that a gloom prevails in the above
capital, which, no doubt, may be attributed to the nume-
rous prosecutions which are going to take place. A report
prevailed that the telegraph had announced the landing of
Dun Pedro's expedition in Portugal, but it gives no dates;
therefore we do net believe this information at present.
We understand that the accounts from Rio Janeiro, by
the mail are one day later ; and bring the Exchange on
London 31. We do not hear as yet any political news
by the above conveyance.
If we c m believe the accounts from Belgium in the
morning journals, stating that Government has come to s
determination to attack the Dutch, and to raise 50,000
more troops, the Continent will soon be thrown into great
alarm; but it first must be observed, that King Leopold
cannot attack or commence hostilities without the permis-
,ion of the fire Great Powers. _

Consols opened at the price they left off yesterday, 85
to k, since h they have receded to 841 85.
In the Foreign market, Brazil Stock still looks heavy'
and has been done at 441.

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King of France sent to the Empress Donna Maria the con-
tents of the telegraphic dispatch ; still we have doubts on
the subject.

Accounts are in town from Rio two days later than the
packet of the 19th April, they came by the way of Per
iambnco, stating that fresh disturbances had taken place at
Rio. The private letters by the packet of the 17th are
favourable

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market gave way, and they receded to 84i, sellete
tor.the account. Immediately reports were put into circu-
htion, such as the King was taken ill, of which we have
no confirmation to the present hour. The fall of Consols
'nay be more attributed to the scarcity of money and eOO
Ispieious saes, and the market • till continue • heavy at 841.
In the Foreign Market, Brazil Stock, which was also
heavy during the morning, has suddenly taken a turn, anti
improved one ;kr cent, From this rise, the report of Wl'
favourable information from Rio, cannot be correct.
This is set ling
yin the Foreign Market, which is go-
ing off well.

7 lIREE O' CL 0 CK.

Consols fr r account 841.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES.
Consols ...... Danish -
Ditto for Account 844 i Greek, 1825 .--
Brazilian Bonds 46 Alrxican, 1825 32
Buenos Ayres...

Chilian Ditto....
Columbian 1524 --

Peruvian .. ...... ... --

Russian
Spanish

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