The Sun. — 1834-06-13 (London, England)

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.  We have not sufficient words to express the indignation which is felt in the City this morning at the gross impositions which are continually practised at Falmouth, immediately on the arrival of a vessel from Lisbon, by sending to London false information, according to parties' sinister views. Yesterday afternoon another robbery was practised on the public ; several expresses were sent from Falmouth to London, with accounts of the arrival there from Lisbon of the Viper, Lieutenant Robinson, from whence she sailed on the 29th ult., with important despatches, but without a mail, bringing information that the Miguelite and Pedroite troops had combined their forces, and declared for a republican government; that numbers of the unoffending inhabitants were murdered ; that the whole of the country was in the utmost confusion; that Don Miguel had not embarked; that some of the Miguelite forces, in conjunction with some Carlists, had marched into Spain to aid the Carlist cause ; that on the evening when Don Pedro visited the theatre he was grossly insulted, and that the armed force were called in to clear the pit. The information ends by stating that nearly the whole of the inhabitants of Evora had been murdered. Sir John Campbell has come home in the Viper. 'This is the substance of the Falmouth information, from Lisbon, which caused so great a consternation in the city and at the Stock Exchange yesterday, and succeeded in causing so great a panic in the Foreign Funds; but this morning it is asserted that the above accounts are a complete fabrication at Falmouth, for stock-jobbing motives, and in consequence of which Spanish and Portuguese Stocks are resuming their former prices. Spanish, 48 ; Portuguese, 77. Some time since we cautioned the public to be particularly on their guard at receiving Falmouth expresses, as their great aim was to impose on the press, by which means they could deceive the public. Perhaps at the time we are writing a steamer may have arrived at Falmouth with the Lisbon mail, which will bring us the true situation of affairs.  By the express this morning from Paris, we have accounts from Madrid of the 24 inst., which bring us official reports from General Rodil, of the 29th and 30th of May, from Portugal, stating that Don Miguel was to leave Evora on the 31st ultimo, to embark at Sines, and that Don Carlos was to proceed with his family and to embark at Galaga. Now this information is a day later than the news brought by the Viper, and Evora is about seventy miles from Lisbon. It might have happened at Lisbon that the public were enraged that Don Miguel was not treated as a prisoner, and expressed their indignation, but as regards an insurrection there, and declaration for a republic, we do not give any credit to such report.  THE FCtiDS.  Consols opened at the price they left off yesterday, 92% 1/2 for the Account. It was stated from the commissioners' box at the Stock Exchange, that all the dissents in the 4 per Cents. would receive their amounts by the time fixed by government, 4th October next. We learn that a vessel has arrived at Gravesend from Lisbon, which place she left on the 30th ult. The captain reports that all was quiet there. Don Miguel and Don Carlos had embarked.  Spanish, which has been done at 49, is now 48%.