The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-15 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CL CK.
The private letters by the express front Paris continue
to be of a very favourable tendency, the leaving off of
the French Three per Cents. were 65 buyers; the above
letters from a highly respectable quarter, positively affirm
that the offaira of Belgium are on the eve of being ad-
justed, and that the Prince of Orange will be appointed
to govern them.
A failure has takes place at Paris, but not of great
magnitude.
We understand that Count Pototylie has passed through
Frankfort, bearing the recognition of Louis Philippe by the
Austrian Government.
The Dutch and Brazil Mails have arrived ; by the for-
mer the Dutch funds have come lower, 49f. ; by the lat-
ter we do not hear of any political news as yet, 1w the
date she sailed, it not being a regular mail.
Extract of a letter from Liege :—" The Dutch troops
which left our citadel did not remain at Maastricht, but
departed precipitately to join Count Heiliger's corps,
which made a movement towards Holland on their way
to Bois-le-Duo : fifteen hundred men only remain at
Maastricht. It is said that the militia of Bois-le-Duc
have refused to march to Holland, and they have declared
for the Belgians. Cavalry and artillery are coming front
Holland on Bois-le-Duc."
We are again without any arrival of ship letters from
any quarter, consequently we have little to say in regard
to information. The news from Cadiz by the express
this morning turns out, as we stated a few days since,
the Governor has been dismissed, and so ended the
wonderful plot.
Although the Rentes come higher from Paris they have
not had any effect on our Funds. Consuls, which left
off yesterday at 861-1 for the account, opened at the same
price, and for money 8614 with little doing as yet.
This being pay-day fur the differences of the Account,
we do not hear, as yet, of any defaulters of consequence.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing.
ENGLISH FUNDS
Bank Stock, 211% 12%
3t per Cent. 91%
India Stock, 225 29 per Cent. new,
3 per Cent. Cons. BV, 4 per Cent. 18M, IN%
Do. for ACCOLrit, tel India Bonds,
.51 HI
Ditto Reduced. 854 Exchequer Bills, (15 07
FOREIGN FUNDb
Brazilian, 63% 4% Greek, 3O
Buenos Ayres, 23 5 Mexican, 37,4
Chillan 23 4 Peruvian, 1614 17
Colombian 18% 1954 Portuguese, 56 7
Danish, 64% Prussian,
French 5 per Cent. 95 6 Rust/tan, 27%
Ditto 3 per Cent. 6434 5% Spanish, 21% %
TWO O'CLOCK.
The private lettere from Holland to-day are not of so
cheering a nature as by the last mail ; a great gloom pre-
vails, with much poverty amongst the lower classes, and
they do not come forward to the assistance of the King
as was at first anticipated. The Belgians are now in
force, which causes muck alarm amongst the Dutchmen.
Consols for Account 861 for Money 861. giant
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THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Console, 86g.

It is customary, and it is claimed by the Go-
vernors as a right, for the senior scholar of Christ's Hos-
pital to address the SOYEERION in St. Paul's Church-yard
on the first visit to the city after that accession.
It is worthy of remark that not a single present,
he it ever b 0 trilling, is received by the knit; without
being acknowledged by MAJESTY in the kindest and
most condescending manner.—Brighton Gazette.
One day last week, as her MAJESTY was
riding on the Lewes-toad, on horseback, the Brighton
harriers were returning to the kennel. At her blaJtsrv's
request the huntsmen called theta together for the QUEEN
to see them; after viewing them some time, her MAJESTY
liberally rewarded the huntsman for his trouble. As the
QUEEN is an excellent horsewoman, it is hoped that her
lllA3xs-rr will ultimately honour the field with her pre-
senee.--Brighton Gazette.
The following is a copy of a letter which has been laid
at night in our streets. We hear a considerable number
have been found

London, October Ist, 1830.
Bead Quarters.
tuna is fast approaching when you will be
called upon to exert yourselves In the cause of liberty. A
standard is about, to be reared, round which we feel assured thou-
sands and tens of thousands will flock.
Our country is overrun with military, police, and exam,
Once's, These un4 and shall be done away whir. Our blood will flow, but It will flow ip the cause of liDlItU
better to die in that canse titan live sieves. Lnglistrokot
united, firm, and steady; ,
For Brighton.
This is, doubtless, the production of some miscreants
who reside in Drietton,..Brightorr Paper.