The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-03 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAT.)

CITYLVE O'CL 0 K.
fur arrivals this morning are, oneTW
maiEl from Calais ; a LC isbon
fra'l, by the Nautilus, sailed on the 28th Dec., with the express
h°o',lll Paris, which do not bring any news of consequence. The
ltr3e wts closed on Thursday, being Christmas-day. The con-
, 3of the above arrivals will be found in another part of the
a
rived French Packet-ship, bound to Havre from N.ew York, has
ofr Dartmouth. No doubt she brings the President's speech.
Corl THE FUNDS.
142 t„3.,c4iS Opened this morning at the price they left off yesterday,
The for the Account.
kto,e Prices in the Foreign Market may also be quoted at the
Cehthe ,
Y Closed at yesterday.
lir V• 11" in and nothing but canvassing, is now the order of the
the City.inicrmation this moment that Thomas Wilson has re-
-4111 form 4 being a City candidate ; therefore only two Tories
de'
We 1„e Ctty.
'Jut:Z'l'e been making every enquiry to ascertain if the Presi-
n-r`,„eeh is in town by the Sully, from the Havre ck off
-'`‘a; but up to the present hour it has not been received.

•
The ;, HALF-PAST ONE.
;10t ; jet,' r of canvassing continues in the City without.intermi-
„' he on, eed„ nothing else is talked of. The Conservative begin
'wo /11„;:°' spirits, and their parties are now only canvassing for
teotly —Jers for the City—Mr. Lyall and Mr. Ward. It is cur-
ennsi.ePorted that Mr. Thomas Wilson has resigned.
Ae °.'s have been during the whole of the morning at 92 to for
The with little or nothing doing.
count .
luguese (":„I.e,gla Market is also stagnant. Spanish, 54 to A ; Por-
and ; Exchequer Bills at the price they opened, 38-40 ;
ncha Lone% 18-20.

cooaols for Account, *2 to i.

THREE O'CLOCK.

tlel James Scarlett's elevation to the Peerage is only
takittYed for a few days. Report says that he is desirous of
ng the title of Baron Norwich.
qaDt,, 11 OF GENERAL BURTON.—This event
ar';`,(l- yesterday, the 2d instant. The General had been
frorn—rnlid for many years past, and had consequently retired.
1,4 sublie life. He was an American by birth, and was in
(iOtg ith Yea, Colonel Commandant of the Ist battalion of the
od was formerly Governor of Lower Canada. Ho
11." 41so twice returned as member for the borough of Bever-
eY, in Yorkshire:
CA
is wellD, IjULMER.—This venerable individual, who
Yeltrs known to many of our readers, has compassed 100.
t.* ne was born on the Ist of January, 1735, and was
early teed on the 12th of the same month, which shows that his
lif „ daYs did not promise length of years. As the love of
reteCsliallY increases with age, we wish Mr. Calmer as many
rns of the day as desirable to himself.—Kent Herald:
e 'understand that a deputation' waited on Sir
0t,..,
tar 't Peel a few days ago requesting the Right Honourable
witret to stand for the city, and offering to bring him inflo,
't expense, and without exertion on his part. The Right Hatt • Baronet's reply was to this effect—that he felt highly
tion',..4id by such a requsst ; but, occupying as he did a situa-
teriti"Hieh must prevent him from paying the necessary at-
he ‘,Oll to the wishes of so large and important a constituency,
.or:telt it would be unjust to seek to represent them.—
cghton Gazette.