The Sun.
London, England, 1827-08-13 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

. CITY, Twalcris o'CLocr.
anßritish Securities
aanpypeearventthi so
of
morning
on!
tiecxai
treTmtel
y firm,
character should intervene, there is every proba-
bility of an advance. Consols opened at 88t 'for
money, and 881 for the account day ; they have
since been 88i for the latter time, but have gone
back to their first price, the market looking well,.
and some extensive business transacted. Exchequer
Bills continue at Saturday's price, 58 9; India Bonds
are, however, a trifle higher, being quoted at 90 2
pm. In the Foreign Funds, Colombian Bonds are
rather higher, the accounts from thence received this
morning being of a more pacific character, particu-
larly from Guayaquil, where the Colombian troops
have given up General Bustamenti and his adhe-
'rents, placing them as prisoners, and have gone over.
to Bolivar; every thing was tranquil in this part of
the country, and they even expected to go back to
the former Government ; it is also positively known
that the Senate and House of Representatives at
Bogota had come to the resolution r! rJusing, by a
considerable majority, the resignation of Bolivar, as
President, aNd from the nature of the letters from
thence, a hope is expressed that the dissensions of
the country would eventually be healed. Mexican
are 69i The other Foreign Securities have not
had the least alteration in prices since Saturday. In
Shares matten. remain in their former state, both as
to business and price, except in British Iron Shares,
which have dropped to 30i 29+ die., occasioned by
a recent decision in an action brought against several
of the principal parties concerned, by Mr. Attwood.
Three per Cent. Consols, 88i ; Ditto for Account,
881 ; India Bonds, 90 2 pm.; Exchequer Bills, 58 9pm.

TWO 0' CLOCK".
Consols for a moment declined to 8841 for Ac-
count, but immediately became 8811, at which price
they remain. Nothing of importance in the Foreign
Funds have taken place, and prices remain as in the
morning.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 88k, the nearest price,
with little or no business.

FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 89. A Danish Bonds 63f
Do. for Ac. 88A Greek Do. 1825, 15
Brazilian Bonds 671 Mexican Do. 1825 69f
Bccionteliuiriimaorsia)iDAa
Columbian,
el3s Do. P
1824, 31
3 1
Rsptelarsunsivian
iasnhDDDo.
00..9160i

Viscount GODERICH was in frequent com-
munication with his fellow Ministers during the whole of
Saturday. The Marquis of LawsnowNE, Viscount Dun-
LET, Mr. WYNN, and Mr. STURGES BOURKE, galled in
Downing street to consult with his Lordship. The Duke
of DEVONBIIIIM also visited the Noble Viscount.

The Marquis— of LANSDOWNE had several in-
terviews with Viscount Gonzalo( on Saturday. The
Noble Marquis was visited at the Home-office by the Earl
Of CARLISLE and Mr. TIERNEY.
On the breaking up of the Court of Chancery
on Saturday, the Loan CHANCELLOR proceeded to Down-
ing-street, and had an interview with Lord GODERICH.
Mr. PEEL left town on Saturday afternoon.
_ _

LEEDS, SATURDAY, AUG. 11.—STATE OF
TRADE.-The manufacturers of the West riding of York-
shire have attained to a steady and prosperous con-
dition, in the woollen cloth, the worsted stuff, the
linen, and cotton branches ; and the abundance of well
gathered food afforded by the harvest, of which we are
now in the midst, seems likely to secure to us a good
home trade, while the prospects from abroad particularly
in North and South America, are of the most favourable
kind. During the short period of the present admini-
stration, the interests of commerce have been greatly pro-
moted : the extension of the principles of free trade, the
probable termination of hostilities between Turkey and
Greeee, and the reconciliation of the differences between
the South American Governments, have all had this ten-
dency ; and if the same enlightened and conciliatory sys-
tem should continue to prevail in the Cabinet of Great
Britain, we may look forward with confident hope to years
of prosperity, particularly if the national burdens be dimi-
nished by an efficient system of economy and retrench-
meit.--Lecds Mercury.

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