The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-08 00:00:00

THE F-UNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

•
CITY, TWELVE 01 CL 0 cir.
We hare received the Netherlands State Ga2ette of
the 6th of October, which contains an official statement of
the killed, wounded, and prisoners in the affairs at Brussels,
Front the 234 to the 26th
Dutch Officers wounded lO
Died of their wounds
Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates killed 133
Wounded 596
Prisoners or missing
Horses killed
Wounded horses
Missing
At Liege the insurgents hare made prisoner the Pro.
fessor Kinks r.

THE FUNDS.
We have no arrivals this morning, with the exception
of the express from Paris, which is of considerable im-
portance, as it contains the declaration, on the part of the
French Government, of the non•interference in the affairs
of Belgium, and at the same time gives a hint that they
hope no other Powers will meddle in the business, and that
all Europe will remain in peace.
This information we 'dated three days ago in our City
article, that none of the great Powers would interfere in
the contest between the Be►gians and Dutch ; if they did,
it would be to settle the affairs amicably. The next de-
claration on the part of the French Ministers is their cause
for levying 80,000 men, which see stated yesterday, viz.
to t l up the deficiency of the troops sent to Algiers, and
the disbanding of the Swiss regiments.
It appears by the Dutch accounts, that the Prince of
Orange is going to retain possession of Antwerp, which
certainly is well calculated on their part, as Antwerp is
well fortified, and has a citadel of great strength, and re-
quires a regular siege to take it, which at present the in-
surgents cannot undertake. In the meantime, the Dutch
can muster a large force under the Prince of Orange, and
make continual diversions towards Brussels, which will
keep the inhabitants of Brussels in constant alarm and fear.
The Express from Paris has not had as yet the effect on
the Consol Market as was at first expected, although the
French Rentes have come higher l per cent. Consols,
which left off yesterday at 86i 87 for the account, opened at
87 to and were done at 871 ;at present they ate 87
with little doing.

In the Foreign Market lit
ICN GLIM

tie or nothing doing as yet.

FUNDS
11 per Cent.
4 per Cent. new, 07!4
4 per Cent. 1146,
India Bonds, 97 99
Exchequer Bills, 64 66
FUNDS.
Greek, IV, 30S
Mexican, 36 7
Peruvian, 17
Portuguese, 56 8
Prussian, ...-
2t1111R131. 97 8
Spanish, 20S
TWO 0' CL 0 CX.
No steamer being due from Brussels or Holland to-day,
further ailvices arc not expected.
Consols for Account 87k.
It is reported that the French and English Governments
have sent orders to their Ambassadors to try to settle the
disimtes between the Belgians and Dutch.
Ninety Belgians have arrived at Brussels from Paris,
and will be followed by about 2,000 volunteers, who are
already on their match.

flank Stock,
India Stock, ?29 30
3 per Cent. Cons. 97%
Do. for Accot.nt, 4‘71,4
Ditto Reduced,

FORgla

Brazilian, 60,4
Buenos Ayres,
Chilion, Zl!4 454
Colombian, 18% 1.034
Danish, 63
French 5 per Cent. PO4 5%
Ditto 3 per Cent. 604 5%

THREE O'CLOCK.

Cossets, 81.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols 86{
Do. for Ac 86}
Brazilian Bonds 644
Buenos Ayres
Chilian Do.
Columbian, 1824.

Danish
Greek, 1825
Mexican, 1825
Peruvian 17
Russian 98
Spanish 211

[lay, the 6th init., in the
as ORM, E.q., of Hertford-

DIED.—On Wedne
71st year of his age, 'Noll
street, May Fair.
His Grace the Duke of BitovoRI) has bee
enjoying the sports of the debt at Kingoussie and its
neighbourhood, North Britain, for rolme time past. Two
grouse were shot by his Grace, of the extraordinary weight
of 27 on. and 29 oz.
Sir WILLIAM KNIGHTON has arrived in
town, some important communication having been made
to him by Mr. hoaxes, the )(Imes messenger, from Mr.
MA RrtAnt.xs, his late private secretary.

ATTEMPTED FRAUD ON THE 13ANE.—
This morning an attempt was made to defrand the Bank
of England by means of a forged East India document.—
It appears that 'this is the 'day on which the East India
Compary pays a portion of their men, and a
warrant is
issued on the Friday morring, payable at the Bank of
England, for such purpose. At a mach earlier hour than
usual this morning a man presented a warrant at the Bank
of England fur 6141. Whether from the fact that the
order had come in earlier, or that the clerks of the Bank
saw any thing extraordinary in the manner of the indivi-
dual, some suspicion was attached to the document. The
man was ordered to stop a sheet time, and in the mean
while information was despatched to the East India Hourte,
and it was soon afterward" found, by the preteatation
of
the genuine document, that a forgery had been practised.
The individual was immediately taken into custody, and
will this afternoon undergo an examination before the
LORD MAYOR at the Mangum-house, where some parties
connected with the East India Company are in attendance.
La3t night, about eleven o'clock, a serious ac-
cident betel a carman, in the employ of Mr. Canty, of
Essex-street, Whiteehapel, who was driving Ida master's
cart through Fleet-street, in a state of complete intoxica-
tion. While seated nn a baiket in his cart, with the reins
in his hand, he became suddenly incapable of keeping his
hold, and was thrown upon time pavement just at the mime
when a hackney-coach was passing, the wheels of which
went over his head, which was lacerated terribly. He
Was carried to St. Bride's watch house, where Mr.
HUTCHINSON, of Farringdon-street, promptly attended
and dressed his wounds. Ile appeared much injured.