The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-07 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols—Yesterday closed 799
After the Close . . 791
This morning opened 79it
The first price of Com.°ls this morning was,
790,--from which they advanced to 79H.
The business has not been considerable, and
the fluctuation has only been, from buyers to
sellers, and back again, at 4. At 1 o'clock the
quotation was nil.
The Commissioners were served in Reduced
at 80i.

The coentry letters give no hope of relief
from pecuniary embarrassment, in the manufactur-
ing districts. Accumulating stocks constrain both
spinners and manufacturers in almost every
branch, to contract their operations ; the cir-
culation of money paid for wages is conse-
quently diminished to an extent that is now
beginning to be felt severely by other classes
than the artisan, and manufacturing labourer.

The retail trader by whom the necessaries of life
are furnished to the manufacturing poptilation,
can with difficulty sustain a sinking credit—and
the contagious diminution, of returns and
payments, gradually ascends to the highes
branches of commerce.
Rank Stock .
India Stock
India Bonds . .
3 per Cent. Consols (Money)
3 per Cent. Reduced -
3i per Cent. Reduced
New 4 per Cent.

. 212 i.
. 231 i.
- 3 pm. par.
.
. . 80}.
. . Olti.

Exchequer Is, £lOOO-1 dis. par. 2 dii.
.L3ol)—par. 1 dii. I pm.
.C.loo—par. 1 dis. Ipin.
FOREIGN.

In this market every security is heavy. Bra-
zil has dropped 2 per cent.—now 56; Colombian
574; Mexican 6 per cents. 654 ; DanishsB; Greek
154 ; Spanish, ; Russian Bonds, 831.
SHARES.

Anglo-Mexican 5 dis.; Anglo-Chilian 21 die.;
Brazilian 1? pm.; Potosi 3 dis ; Welch
Iron, 7 dis.; Liverpool and Manchester Rail-
way, 18 pm.; British Iron, 11 dis. ; Pearl
(yellow) GI pm.

PAST 1.

Since 1 o'clock, Colombian has dropped I per
Cent., in consequence of a rumoured embarrass-
tnent in a South American Establishment.

Extract of a letter dated Guayaquil, Oct. 31 :
—" 'lshe English steam-boat Zelicu, Captain
Glans, on her passage from this to Chorrillos,
met with a melancholy accident off Guarmay, .
on the 10th of October. By a letter from one
of the passengers, it appears that himself and four
others were on shore, when to their great surprise
they saw a tremendous explosion on board the
vessel. Those on shore immediately went on
board, when they learnt that a Mr. Metrovich,
the owner of the vessel, had set fire to the maga-
zine,
with a cruel Intention -of destroying the
lives of every one on board. When they reached
the vessel, they found five of their fellow-passen-
gers, the Captain, and Mr. Nletrovich, dead, one
missing, and three wounded. The machinery of
the vessel, it appears, was not injured, neither
was the vessel making any water. As yet, nothing
further has transpired that can lead to any cause
for such a rash act on the part of the owner."
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's
at Mexico, dated Dec. 14 :—" Sire have the honour tel inform
you, that having waited on the Minister of Finance, with Ilia
hlajesty's Consul-General, to apply for an early reinstating of
the light-house in the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa, we were
informed that orders had been given for the purpose, and that
in a few weeks an official communication would be made to us
on the subject of General Lima, 'When the bombardment
began, the whole of the excellent apparatus was taken down
and preserved, so that it can immediately be refitted. The
lights will consist, as before, of four revolving lamps. It is
expected that in a few weeks the port of Alvarado will be
wholly closed to foreign commerce."
We have received a letter from a Spanish
emigrant, supplying us with another trait of fe-
rocity in the fanatics who now execate the ven-
geance of FittIDIN•ND on the unresisting victims
of freedom, who, trusting to his gratitude for
past services, remained under his despotism,—
Colonel G u slava, now in London, has been
informed by his afflicted family that his brother,
a Lieutenant of Cavalry, leas been beheaded and
quartered at Pampeluna, and that one of his
quarters has been sent to,
even, was the refitted be hung up in his na-
tive town of Olite. Such,
etojetniaiiirenioni
improved
v ed
exposed before
cruelty of his executioners, that this mutilated
relic of her son was ordered to be
the house tool in the view of his mother. The
family of Gurrea, to which this martyr of the
distinguished itself in
Constitution belonged,
supporting the cause of Ferdinand during the
war of independence. No less than seven of
them, we are told, entered guerilla parties in
Navarre. Some of them lost their lives in fight-
ingthe French, and the
for Ferdinand against
rest have been murdered or dispersed in the war
of freedom and constitutional
.monarchy against
the French and the absolute King.—( Times.)
The present is the. seventh Session of the
seventh Parliament SiOCa the Union with Ireland,
the first Session of the present Parliament having
been A pril 20, 100.
Last night a petition was presented • to the
House of Commons for leave to bring in a Bill to
authorise the erection of is new Corn Market, or
new Corn Exchange.
• HoOttsnelt was referred to a Corn•
ruittee abuse stairs.
according to ex-
ar Appeals in the
0 f 'Thursday
1.,0 r(is killt/ie
state of the
istiug arrangements. It was mentioned yester-
day, as probable, from
Lem) CHANCELLOR'S health, that his Lordship
would be able to resume the performance of his
-,judicial ditties On Vittrsday,

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN,

The Duke of Norfolk, from Farnham, Suffolk ; Marchioness
of Lothian and Lady Essex Ker ; Earl of Balmore ; Lady
Barington and the two Misses Barington ; Mr, and Mrs.
Baldwin ; tha Earl and Counteu of Clarendon Mr, and
Lady Charlotte Duncomba ; Lady and Miss Dunbar; Sir
John and Miss Harrington; Viscount Howarden ; the Mar.
chionesa of Hertford, from Survey; Viscount Ashley; Lady
Montgomerle and Sir Charles Lamb ; Colon el and Mrs. Lloyd ;
Colonel and Mrs. Norton; Colonel and Mrs. Porter; Lady
Stractun; Colonel and Mrs. Vernon; Earl and CounteaV
Sefton, and the Ladies Molyneux, from Gusted; Hall, Lan-
cashire; Lord and Lady F. L. Gower, from West Hill ; Lord
Grantham, from Paris ; the Hon. Agar and Lady Georgina
Ellis, from Roehampton ; Sir George Robinson, Bart, M,P.,
from Northamptonshire; P. O. Estcourt, Esq. M.P., from
Hastings ; Wm. Stuart, Esq. M.P., from Hampshire; Sir
Edward Carrington, Bart. ; Admiral and Mrs. Lalefordo from
Kent.