The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-28 00:00:00

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BRIDGE and. Mr. DltlttNtoN a cruel and unneces-
sary expente. in Northumberland and Westmoreland
the struggle is tremendous, and, although we believe
the issue of neither to be doubtful, an interest is excited
exceeding that which any other Elections have occa-
sioned. The Whigs in both are, however, losing
ground, and a few days will add fresh triumphs
to the principles of the present Government. By
accounts which have reached us this forenoon, we
are able to give the state of the poll at Appleby (by
express) up to Monday evening, by which it will be
seen that Mr. BROUGHAM is farther behind than at

the close of the poll on Saturday evening. The, num-
bers are u follow :

Lord Lowther
Colonel LoWther
Mr. Brougham

861
827
740

It is reported that the eminent services of Lord
COMBERM FAIL as Commander-in-Chief of our Army
in India, and particularly, on the recent occasion of the
capture of Bhurtpore, are to be rewarded by his ad-
vancement in the Peerage. Reports even say that all
Earldom is to he conferred on his Lordship.

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Eleven o' Clock.

The late fall in the Stocks has created considerable uneasiness
amongst the party who have been speculating for a rise, as there
dries.not appear to be any cause for so sudden a depression. It has
been asserted' that the Revenue this quarter is alarmingly deficient,
but it is quite evident that the public cannot at present know what
the deficiency; is, as the accounts are not made up. In account-
ing for the depression, it seems more rational to suppose that there
have been several large private sales of Stock which have been bought
upon speculatio.n, and which the parties think it unsafe to hold any
longer. Consols opened this morning at '79i, I, looking very
heavy. The accounts from Manchester ate ♦ery discouraging,
many of tire manufacturers .having expressed their intention of
ceasing to manufactUre goods until prices get better, of which we
confess we do not see much chance, as it will require months, and
even years, before the manufacturing interests can hops to see high
prices again.

CITY, Twelve o' Clock this Day.
The British Securities still remain with a heavy appearance, and
although little business is done, yet the few sales made have the
effect of lowering the price. Consls opened this morning at 79/,
I, but shortly afterwards might be had at 79k, /, their present
price. In the Foreign Funds every thing is dull and without any
animation ; Mexican, 6 per Cent. are 641 ; Colombian, 1824,
36*; Brazilian Stock is a shade lower than they opened yester-
day, in consequence of the news received from Pan, to which little
importance is attached by those best qualified to form a correct
opinion.
Three per Cent. Consols for Account, 791, j; 3 per Cent.
Reduced, 781 ; 4 per Cent. Scrip, a, I ; lndia Bonds, 11, 13,
pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 9, 10, pm. ; Band Stock, 234, b.
FORZIGN FUNDS.—Brazilian, 55, ; Buenos Ayres, 58; Co-
lombian, 1824, 36i, ; Mexican, 4 per Cent., 45 ; Ditto, 5 per
Cent., 54/, ; Greek, 14*, 15 ; Russian, 80; Chilian, 38.
MlNEs.—Anglo Mexican, 31, dis. ; United Mexican, 8, die. ;
111.ailian, 1, die. ; Tlalpuxalitia, 10 to 5, dis. ; Colombian, 3 per
stool ; General Mining Association, 3,2, dis. ; Bolivar, 4,6, pm
Sit/Aim—Provincial Irish Bank, 9,8, dis.

Two o'clock.

There is nothing new in the English market; Consols were
done for a moment at 79j, sellers, but recovered their former
price of 79k, .scarcely any business. The Foreign Funds are
in a very drooping way. Alexican, 6 per Cent., have been done
at 54; Colombian, at 36 to i; Russian, 80, sellers. in the
Share market every thing ie lower ; Anglo Mexican, 324, 35, dis.;
United Mexican, 8, dis. ; Brazilian, 2, dia. ; Tialpurcatata, 10, dia.

THREE o'CLOCK.

Consols within these few minutes fell to 78j buyers,
they are now rather better, and may be quoted 79 to
79/.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PciattatOuTtt...—Arrived the Talbot and Camelion. The Tal-
bot will be immediately fitted for foreign service.
Devonroat, JUNE 26.—The North Star, on being taken into
dock► is found to have sustained but trifling damage, and it
it
expected that she will have all her defects made good,
.and be
ready to sail by the end of the present week.

LLOYD'S._(TnIs DAY.), -
DEAL, JuNz 27.—Wind S.E.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Stentor, —, from Sierra Leone. Sailed, for the
River, the Pallas, Black, from the Isle of France; and the Mait-
land, --, from Bombay. The Julie, from Batavia, arrived last
evening, and sailed early this morning for Hamburgh. Passed
through,' from the River, the Hugh Crawford, I.angdon, for New
South NVales.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 26.--Wind variable, light winds.—Off the
Port the Providence, Marden, from NewfoUndland in 17 days.—
Sailed the - Lady Louis& Packet, for Buenos Ayres; and the
Oshourne Packet, for the Leeward Islands.
Cowan, JUNE 27.—Sailed the Agnes, Stripling, for Antwerp ;
and the Mary, Hannah, forlietersburgh.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE, 27.-0411)1.—Ni) arrivals-or sailinga.
The Old Maid, Elvira, and Cato, have arrived at Sierra Leone.
In consequence of - the long prevailing easterly winds, Lloyd's
books presented this morning the unusual appearance of only two
arrivals. ,