The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-14 00:00:00

?Hi FUNDS.

By the hamburg mail this morning we have a
confirmation of the revolution at Warsaw. The accounts
ate to the 3d of November. The fighting lasted the
whole of the night. Prince Constantine assembled about
nine thousand men (Russians); hut after an obstinate re-
sistance against the inhabitants and the Polish troops, he
was obliged to retreat from the city. Thirty thousand of
the inhabitants were under arms. The Provisional Go-
vernment have issued proclamations in the name of the
Emperor and King of Poland.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 821 for the Account,
opened at 82 ;at present they are 84
The French mail is not yet arrived.
In the Foreign Market !Nolan Stock is 89 to 90.
111N(11.181I FUNDS
Bank Stock, 100% 200 SI. per Cent. 1034 1
India Steck Ditto, New
II per Cont. Cone. 4 per Cent. 14108, 08% 9
Pa. far Account, India Bondi, 11 12
Ditto Redwood, 11% Exchequer 40 21

HALF-PAST UNB.

Sydney papers to the Bth August have keen received at
the North and South American Coffee-house. They
bring deplorable accounts from the Swan River, from
which we give the following :
Adverting in our last to the letter of a Constant Realer,
in which the misfortune, of the Swan River were said to
have been greatly exaggerated, we expressed our reluctant
belief that the new settlement bad proved unfortunate. We
have received intelligence which deplorably confirm our
fears.--.Jost before the Elisabeth left, the Derteret and
°relics arrived from Gage's Roads, bringing letters of the
most gloomy description; the settlers are in great distress
for want of provisions, and in some instances are reduced
to the last extremity, and the country an unpromising that
nearly every pawn who had the means was endeavour-
ing to eacapc to some other part of the worht. The
disasters of the coast were equal to those on land,
the ships were unable to ride safe at anchor. On the 20th
May last, the ships .Rockingham and Thames, the brig
linterly, Taylor, James, and the ketch :Bombay, were
driven on shore by a gale, from the N.W., and the whole
five were expected to become wrecks.
Extract of a letter from Mexico, dated Oct. 9 :—The
decree in Congress prepared by the Minister for the pay-
ment of the dividends, as prepared by the Committee of
Bondholders here has been sanctioned, and the Agents of
the Custom-houses of Tampico and Vera Cruz are now
acting upon the amid decree, who are daily to put into
the coffers a sixth part of the duty received, though
they are to be kept, . one to be. in possession
of the English Consul, and the other by the Mexi-
can Assns, and the coffers not to be opened except to
transmit the contents to England. Intelligence has been
received of the defeat of a body of about 400 of the Go-
vernment trove by the disaffected. This happened in
the south, which has caused much surprise and dis-
appointment ; but the Government troops will men
be in such force that they will be able to suppress them.—
Two conductors have left for Vera Cruz. Exchange on
London, 45.

The letters from Holland, reeeived this morning, state
that the Poles have sent a deputation to the Emperor of
Iltutiis, it is supposed to demand a modification in their
Government. The Dutch Funds ate lower about to 1
per cent.