The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-17 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The Funds- still continue depressed, notwithstanding
the attempts made by the speculators to rally them.--
During the week there haVe been large sales of reduced
Stock and Consols' and the money has been laid out in
Exchequer Bills. The effect of these sales, at. a period.
when the public: usually appear as buyers, produced a great
heaviness in the money market. It was, however, speedily
removed by an eminent capitalist, who sent in his broker,
to pay for any part of the stock which he had agreed to
take on the account day, the 18th inst., thus convincing
the Bears that his resources are ever at command, and
that they have little to hope if they try to vanquish him. •
The near approach of the account day, next Tuesday,
is looked to with considerably anxiety. The fluctuations
have not been very violent, considering the quantity of
business which has been transacted. Money is very plen-
tiful upon Government securities; but in the mercantile
world there is au► increased difficulty, as we understand,
in raising money upon any but.the most unexceptionable
security; and hence the difficulties in business which are
experienced by a very numerous class of merchants and
tradesmen, who, before this state of things existed, hard-
ly knew the want of money. We are also concerned to
state, that our accounts from the North give us no reason
to hope for a revival of trade and confidence: on the eon-
trary,..they, present us with nothing but tales of distress
and misery, quite unexampled. In the Foreign Market,
the South American Securities seem left to their fate, the
public not being willing, or able, to assist them in their
languishing state. The real truth is,• that the public are
heartily sick of all foreign securities. We may also add,
that they will become sic ik of Republican. Governments.

CITY, Twelve o' Clock,

The chief business at the English Stock Exchange this morn-
ing has been the Brokers making up their accounts for to-morrow,
being settling day, and there is little doubt but it is a Bear ac,
count. Consols opened at 78,4 j, hot immediately advanced to
78# f; they are now 78i„ the nearest price. In the Foreign
House, Colombian Securities arc ashacle higher, present price ;
Mexican have also taken-a,start, and haverheen ("CMG at 40+ ;
Brazilian Mining Shares maintain their advance, and are from,
2 to S pin.

Three per Cent. Consuls, 77k; Ditto for Account, 'Mk; Ditto
August, 78i; India 4 per Cent. Bonds, 14 16 pm. ; Exchequer
Bills, 10 11 pm.
Fottatcr: FuNns.—Bratiliani 60 2; Buenos Ayres, 47 9 ;
Cllll4ll, 30 2 ; Colombian, 1822, 24 5 ; Ditto 1824, 26k
Danish, bat 4+ ; Greek, 111 12+; Russian, 79k 80 ; Mexican,
5 per Cent. 32 4; Ditto, 6 per Cent., 39+ i•

Muss.—Anglo Mexican, 40 35 dis. ; United dn. 84 74 du. ;
Brazilian, 2 3 pin. ; Colombian, 2 4, per share; Pasco Peruvian,
10 9 ilia, ; Tlalpuxahua, 10 dis. par. ; Bolivar, 3 5 pm.
Snaars.—Alliance, Fire and Life, 7 8 per share; Ditto Ma-
rine, 11 dii. ; British Iron Company, 26 6 dis. ; Welch Iron
and Coal Company, 18 16 dis.

Two o'clock.

The rise in Consols has not been supported ; they have been
done as low as 74, sellers; New 4 per Cents., 1826, 93i, 1;
4 per Cents., 92i, ex. div .; Scrip, it, i pm.; Exchequer Bills,
10, 11 prem. ; Mexican Securities have had a further advance :
44. is the latest quotation. Colombian, 26i, 7; Russian 80, 1;
Brazil Mining Shares, 2i prem.

THREE 0' CL 0 CS.
3 per Cent. Consols, 74 ; 6 per Cent. Mexican,
441.

TOUR ecLocK—CLOSING PRICES.
Danish Bonds 54#
Greek Do. 1825 12
Mexican Do. 1825, 44
Peruvian Do. 23
Russian Do. soi
Spanish Do. 7i

Consols --
Do.. for Op. 78-i ft
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Do. 48
Chilian Do. 32
Columbian, 1824, 29 8

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEVON roar, Jn Ly 12. —Strong winds from the Westward,
fine weather. —Yesterday his Majesty's ship Camellou, Captain
Seymour, hove in sight off this poyt, and after communicating
with the Admiral's office, stood to the westward under all sail.
This day arrived his Majesty's ship Royalist, Lieut. Robilliant,
hearing the flag of our much esteemed Commander in Chief, who
has returned, much improved in health, from visiting 'the limits of

his command.
JuLY 15.—Wind S.W., fine weather, showery.—Ships iii
liamosze—Brit*nnia, Windsor Castle, Forte, Pelona), and Trin-
culo. Within Drake's Island—Royalist, Bramble, and Vigilrott.
Sound—Java, and Dryad.

LLOYD'S.—(Tius DAY.)
DEAL, JULY 15.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the St. Ames, —, Ellen, —, and Idea, ,from
Jamaica ; St. George, Brown, frOm Grenada ; Premium, Young,
from Oporto. 'Saired the Lalls Rookh, and Madras, for India,
the ratter since put back.
Amy 16.—Wind W,S.W,—Passed the Travellers, Hamilton,
from Plymouth ;
from Tenerife ; the Madras, Princess Mocha, Rockiugtam,
Daniel, Transport, No. 3, and several others remain.
a cruize ; Good Intent
PORTSMOUTH, Jutv 16.—Wind W.—Arrived the Jupiter
transport from London, for Dublin and Gibraltar ; Thetis, Crisp,
frGoetTrgedi(ttfolingr
,LiLshoonigi?
fl..oggminctoortik.tranizsosedrt,
by
the
Dispatch,
from Tobago. Sailed H.M.S. Glasgow, fur Lisbon ;
Pratt,li S. Br lojnert,y.and Arrow cutter

A LEX A DRIA, ' MAY 25.
31,4e:try's ship Gannett, will t.tail on the 28th for Smyrna,
and gig
to the following vessels, viz. :—Mercury, Brown,
Smyrnaiconcord, Park, for ditto; Wilhelmina, Melville, for Constan-
ta and ; Diana, Braithwaite, for Castehresse ;
convoyB
Arrived off Cape Clear, the Transit,.._.., from St, Andrew's, N.B,
Arrived off Pooh., the Carshalton, Park, from Jamaica.
Arrived off Doren, the Waterloo, Lebeque, front Jamaica.

Beans, Small (new) 44e. as.
-........... (o
„..,—......T1ck (new) 4os. 455.
.........--- (old) —s. ....11,
~.........,..Harrow (now) i ts. 475,
.. —.. (old)
&ink --s --$
Oats, Feed tis. 24,.
~,. Rine
—... Poland 2:4s, is
Fine .4ts. 2t.
Potatoe Zia. tits,
... - Fiat
Scotch
,FloolL/corcsack)
.1 0.1. onds 444., 130 s.
—..........N0rth Country
Bran .... , les. les,

At this day's market, which was rather sholirticocfmsF7adt. Beta eats.
IVIARKET.—(Titts D Y.)
especially those of the tirst quality, lott otherwise tolerably tvtdl
supplied, prime small Beef, with some degree of difficulty, sup-
ported its Friday's quotations, fioni which the iniddliog stilf
riot. Beef, with. Mutton alid Lamb, model about 9,r1. per stone*
Veal 4d. per stone; Pork wa next to nominal.
PRICES (ER STtINE TO KINK TILL °'lAllti tot. d
a. d. tot, ti, , 4 4
Inferior Beasts. . S 3 0 lArge Lamb* , • ~,, • . 3 2
*wad quality ditto .„, 3 2 3 0 arm Prim alt tiati.;44;::: 3 4 3
Prune:
Scots,
..........
41,
ti
140 sal
34
14
34,
Inferior ...... g 3ti ,r...arite' rtti.,, 4 4 4
Second quality ditto— 3 2 3 II -wool capitsa....•4oa to 30t. ear
Ctlartie-Woolled ditto 3 Ito t to S ek, pig,
~10c
South Dotito Wethers . 4 2 t 41,.
1:;'13
irrATENIIO,IT.
r.UPPLY, rk;it. ebr.-"
Pigs,
fiessats, Sheep Aral Ltuws, ta" I 70
.1011
NEWO ATP ANT) I-
ti •Pi 9
Wag
Mutton ••. .... . ..