The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-10 00:00:00

going near the •Intstings until the uproarious part of
the Livery had voted, and hence their numbers were
apparently less than could be expected. A few days,
however, will set this to rights, and 'we ~11,t11 :,ee Mr.
WAITIIMAN ill the situation on the Poll which he
ought to fill. Had Mr.. GA nit ATI' been persuaded
to come forward at an earlier period of the canvas, the
City would have been redeemed from the possible
chance of being represented in Parliament by such a
man as Ml'. WAITHMAN.

It will be seen that Mr. CA LvElit'atid Sir 11Q/lERT
WILsoN keep a long way a head of Mr. l'ormun in
the Borough. The; last named Gentleman was too
late also in announcing his intentions to stand. As it
is, he seems to have little chance of success.

We have received- Mexican Papers to the 26th
March, bUt they do not contain any news of import-
ance. An article in one of them comments on the
wise policy of this Counitry, and ridieules the French
writers who pretend " to find the secret of British
prosperity in the perfidy and intrigues of diplomacy."

The .tillgemeine Zeitung of the 3d June, reacher
us this morning, but its contents arc entirely devoid o
interest, if we except an article on the " Corn Rues•
tion,'"• so far as it affects the interests of the Germar
Landholders.

We find on reading the files of 'Newspapers from the United
States, several articles untler the bead of Meetings of Directors
and Proprietors of Marine Insurance Companies, and their com-
plaints of the premiums .being inadetpute to the risk incurred.
It appears that the Irish Marine Insurance. Companies are much
in the same state, by the prices quoted in the Dublin Morning
Register of the,t3th instant.

St. Patrick Assurance Company 51"diacomit, 7.1; paid.
Patriotic Assurance Company 31 discount.
National Insurance Shares, 10 discount.
Iloysl Irish 4 discount.

THE FUNDS..

CITY, Twelve Clach this Day..
At the opening of the Stork Exchange Consols were heavy, at
BO}, I, but with scarce any thing doing; they advanced to 80i,
buyers, and have sines been alternately sellers and buyers. Money
is scarce, and the heavy tulles of Exchequer Bills yesterday ha►e
left the Funds in a languid state.

Three per Cont. Ctmaoht, shut; Ditto, for Account,

4 per Cent. Scrip, pm. ; India Bonds, 9, 11, pm. ;- E:-
chequer Bills, 6,7, pm.
FOXICIGN FIT NOS.—Colombian, 1824, 40i, I; Mexican, b
per. Cent., 52i, 3i; Ditto, 6 per Cent., 624; Russitus, 804 ;
Creels, 14, ; Austrian, 87, 8; Buenos Ayres, 60, 2 ; Brazilian,
564, 7; French, 3 per Cent., 66k, I. .

Mteriss.--Anglo Mexican, 17k, I2i, die. ; Anglo Chilian, 6,
4i die.; Brazilian, 7,6, die. ; Colombian, 7,43, per Share; Paoco
Peruvian, 10, 9, dia. ; Tlalpturahtta, par ; United Mexican, 2, I,dis.

Two o' Clock.

• The Funds have continued to he very heavy. Consols have
been done as low as 80 sines twelve o'clock; they have since re-
covered, and are now 80k, buyers.

THREE o'CLOCK

COnsols continue at 80#, buyers.
FOUR &CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols Danish Bonds 5G
Do. for Op. 804 Greek Bonds 1825 14
Brazilian Bonds Mexican Bonds 825,61
Buenos Ayres Peruvian Bonds 291
Chilian— 'Russian Bonds 801
Columbian, 1824, 404 Spanish 8'