The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-12 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwxLvo o' Ctock•
A Buenos Ayres Mail has arrived, brought by the 1:(1
naldo, which sailed from Buenos Ayres 13th Sept., 0,
front Monte Video 17th September. Another attempt 'rot,-
ma le at a revolution, owing to some of the officers
bvinz paid. Lavalle's troops have been dispersed. j!
The long. looked for Mail from Mexico has also arrive"'
sailed from Vera Cruz Sept. 6, and from Tampico Aug. Stlf
which is not of so late a date as before received, coif
quently it does not bring any late accounts of the
expedition, which sailed for the Havannah Sept. 29, w 1,170
is of a later date than before received. By the above" 0
of papers from Vera Cruz to the sth September, and B°6l
the City of Mexico to the 30th August, have been receivir
at the North and South American Coffee-house, buti'tebe
contents only confirm what we previously received by A,
United States Papers; they contain the President's sPrwv.
on being invested with extraordinary powers by the 'l.:e-
-gress, in which he hopes he will he supported by his
zans, at the same time threatening with vengeance all
tors, and rewarding those who are faithful to the RePu".fo
The papers do nut contain any fresh information from
emry'iv nt '-
ens forces.
Fri
accounts from Lisbon give the following s‘9;4
condition on which Spain recognises Don Miguel its of
of Portugal :—First, That the expences the treePsio,
the Marquis de Chaves, residing in Spain, shall be retb
bursed without delay ; secondly, that the wheat, 1101°
Spanish productions prohibited in Portugal, shall ha;,
free entry within that kingdom, on paying a moderate "'lcor
The Princess Isabelle is confined as a prisoner, and strioi,
guarded. The Miguclites are in hopes that the relay
tion of Spain will be followed by that of Naples si'd

dinia.
Accounts have been received from Paris in the
capital, by which it appears that it is the intention
Portuguese refugees in France to proceed to TerceiP
This has given great uneasiness to Don Miguel.

THE FUNDS. Ar
Consols, which left off yesterday at 911 4 for there
count, opened with rather an improvement, and toy;
done at 91# for the Account, and 914 # for no oa
since which the market does not appear quite so g°"'"'
Cons.,ls may at present be quoted at 911 (buyers) f°r
Account. ri'
In the Foreign Market, Mexican and Colombian ;Seco° d
ties are rather heavy, as the accounts from Mesloss
Vera Cruz are not so favourable as were expected. ta e%
thought that, ere this, the Spaniards would have bee
pelled, or have surrendered to the Mexican force+.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 213 214 per Cent. 9SI
India Stock, 224 225 New 4 per Cent., 1091 3
BDo., for AentccCoiuinn 9 gt, 911 Vi India Bond'.4i)er Cent.
16852666105
Ditto Reduced, 90i 91 Exchequer Bills, 75 76

FOREIGN FUNDS.
Brazilian, 66 I Greek, 241 511
Buenos Ayres, 24 26 Mexican, 2l 2
Chilian, 22 21• Peruvian, 14/ 15
Colombian,
21 Portuguese, 49

Danish, 73 Prussian,
French, 5 per Cent. 109 Russian, 105 i 61
Ditto, 3 per Cent. S3i 84f Spanish, 9i i-
TTIF TWO 0' CL 0
Consols were done at. 911 for the Account, but at Ptrii`e
sent may be quoted 913 for Money, and 91i 10r
Account; for January Account 92* I.
-fig!
In the Foreign Market Mexican Stock has :Teed.-
or
to 3 per cent., owing to the information from MOO
being unfavourable. ,„ber
Private letters from Vera Cruz of the sth SePte7roo
state that the English Consul had arrived there :r of
Tampico : he said that the Spaniards, to the non."-h,"ar
5,000 well disciplined troops, were strongly fortifying `
selves with heavy artillery at Tampico, waiting furth'ould
inforcements, and no doubt was entertained that they W rr
be able to maintain their position. Private accQupisssP
ceived from the City of Mexico, of the 27th Ang°9t"„o''ale'
that they had no money in the treasury there, in so"
quence of which they were not able to pay the tronersil
who were deserting in numbers for the want of theiro hat'
We understand that a fresh loan of 2,300,000 doll°
been m derod in Mexico. 0
THREE 0' EL -

Consuls for Account, 91/.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRIG
Consols 91i Danish
Do. for Ac. 91-1 Greek, 1825 25i2
Brazilian Bonds 661 Mexican, 182.5
Buenos Ayres Peruvian 15
Chilian Do. 22- Russian
Columbian, 1824, 201 Spanish 91

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REPRESENTATION OF MEATII.'--"I 1,1,0 d
terest of the late and present Member, as well 0
the
Mr. NATTER, goes decidedly with Lord KILLeeI4 006
Brunswickers have no one to put up of greater al; p0i.00,,
than Mr. LAIIHERT—and he is, we have reason to itsis
a most unwilling instrument. In short, Lord 101'.ter,
election is held to be certain.—Dublin Morn. 1.1`..V of
A REMARKABLE VESTRY.—The 60,'-
meeting of Thursday last, held to audit the High A of
stable's accounts for the second quarter, consiot,e;ol
three persons, besides the High Constable him 01)
the Vestry Clerk. One of these three (Mr. C°sifr,
was unanimously called to the chair ; another
i the
Rtni.Ev) moved that the accounts be passed; at'',Dere
third (Mr. Iltr,ToN) seconded the motion ; 50 that 0,1
was nut a supetfluous person present. After this we. j,/
scarcely add that the motion was unanimouslytli°
The proceedings occupied exactly three minutes. 1001,
question before the meeting been a party one, "we
have beheld a very different attendance ; but as it Qg
e
lated to an expenditure of money, it was of Olg.
worthy the inhabitants' attention.— Brighton Gaze Ail'
The inhabitants of Brighton have been 11g,04
0
disappointed by the postponemelt of his 31AJEsve th
to the place. Every preparation had been nlade
Paviron, which, agreeably to the directions receive" lot'
was ready for his MAJESTY'S reception on Saturi: 015,
Nothing is at present known with certainty on °is/1,,
feet; but it is still confidently expected that his /11" a
re
will take place very shortly. It was, We n4l:chl
to state, the intention of her Royal Highness the
of Gloucester to accompany the KING to Brig
remain remain here three weeks.—Brighton Gazette. Jli
PARIS, Nov. 7,—.-You will no dow-", de
ll
heard of the reception which the KING gave t 0
6e
I'S at his audience of leave, before be 50,- °,
his return to Italy. On that occasion, his Atsie:l-i'ilistri;
big turned the conversation to the attacks on the
and te.tified his surprise, M. de la FranoNAvs re,red
among other things, that M. de Bounxiora
the highest degree to have excited public nditil;:lot
conduct at Waterloo : the KING answered, " %to bed d tif
BoußatoNT then did, he •did by my orders." It i°•ose,ich
gretted that his MAJESTY Should compromise I'l t
such speeches, which can never add to the relec
his exalted station ought to command.

SHIPPING INTELLTGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, Nov. 11.—Wind N.N.W.—The James Grant,
Al‘Kenzie, for the Brazil, has put back, and remains.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind S. blowing hard.—Ar-
rived the Maria, Cummings, from Malaga.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 10.--Wind S.W..—Arrived the
Emulous packet, from Tampico, sailed the 31st August,
from Vera Cruz the 6th of September, and Havannah the
29th ; spoke the Lady Wellington packet going into Vera
Cruz, on the 6th of September; also arrived the Rinaldo
packet, from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 13th of September,
and Monte Video the 17E1). The Emulous packet brings
accounts of General Barradas still retaining possession of
Tampico, which, at the time of her departure, was about
belPg bombarded by the Patriots, who had assembled in
great force under Santa Anna; and if the former did not
*Peedily surrender it was expected he and all his followers
would he cut to pieces. The merchants and others had
4".4ailied, and removed their property up the River, for
which purpose Santa Anna had given them six days free
.egress.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19.—Arrived the Eleanor, Dicken-
-1()n, from Buenos Ayres ; was bonded the 19th ult. in
olong. 34, by a piratical schooner, and plundered
a box of dollars anti several articles ; she had plundered
:mother British brig the same day of provisions.
MARGATE, Nov. 11.--Off Port, the Renovation,
Cuthbert, from Quebec.
CREEK, Nov. 11.—Arrived the Phillis, Penrin, from
(Quebec.
lIILFAST, Nov. 10 —Arrived the Minerva, Craize,
41.°1% Quebec ; and Erin, Cook, from Leghorn.
DUNDALK, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Alexander, —;
ago( Astrea, —, from Quebec.
CORE, Nov. 10.--Arrived the Oporto, Cummings,
((mean Liverpool to Newfoundland, with four feet water in
ker hell, having experienced bad weather the 3d inst. in
long. 24.