The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-03 00:00:00

THE FUNDS,

The Funds are rather languid this morning, which may
he attributed to the unfavourable accounts of his Majesty.
Consols, which left off yesterday at Ni for the account,
opened at 9211 and 921 for money, with little doing.

PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY 29.—There was but a
thin attendance on 'Change, and little business done, as if
speculat,rs needed rest after the agitation of the last few
days. The French Funds maintained a tolerably Sun
appearance, but no transactions were affected in the Five
per Cents. The Foreign Funds were languid.
In our Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
ENGLISH FONDS.
Bank Stock, 216 17 3% per Cent. $2
India Stock, 210 41 4 per Cent. shut
S per Cent. Cons. 92% 4 per Cent. 1b26, 104}(
Do. for Account, 92% % India Bonds, 79 80
Ditto Reduced, 91% % Exchequer Bills, 77 TS
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Brazilian, Greek, 31i%
Buenos Ayres, 35 37 Mexican, 34 %
Chilian, Peruvian, 21% 9.
Colombian, 23 % Portuguese, 57 59
Danish, 72% 73 Prussian,
French b per Cent. 104%5}( Russian 1084 A
Ditto 3 per Cent. $0 81 Spanish, 17.4 184
TWO O'CLOCK

In consequence of the information by the estafette from
Paris, Consols have continued the whole of the morning in a
very languid state, the speculators fearing to act until
further accounts have been received from Paris, as it is
expected that some further change in the French Ministry
must take place. The approach of the settling day in the
above capital, and it being a large Bull Account, also
has a great effect on the market there.

Consols are at present 92i for the Account, and 921 1
for Money.

In the Foreign Market Spanish bonds have receded one
per cent. Greek Bonds maintain their price. Mexican
Stock is also lower.

SIIA RES.-Anglo-Mexican 35; 36 ; 801an05375 355 ;
Brazil 9f 10 ; Real del Monte 61 63 ; New South Me-
ti opolitan Gas same as yesterday, 1 premium ; United
Mexican 16

Consols, 92i I.

7 HIZEII O' CL 0 CI.

l‘ladame VESTRIS takes her Benefit tomor-
row evening, and has, indeed, provided a rich bill of fare
for her friends ; fur, in addition to the whole strength of
the company, she has secured the valuable aid of Madame
MALIBRAN, Miss STEPHENS, and Mr. HENRY PHILLIPS.
Madame MALIBRAN will perform .Romeo to Madame
VESTRIS'S Giulietta; and those who have never had the
pie zsure of seeing the latter lady on the Italian stage, will
have a great treat. Mr. ANDERSON will also perform the
character of Henry Bertram, and sing some of his most
popular songs. We trust Madame Vsurritts will have as
full a house as her talents an I accomplishments deserve.

The Hon. Mrs. NORTON (authoress of " The
Sorrows of Rosalie") has just ready for publication her
poem called The Undying One. The story, we under-
st md, resembles in some respects the legend of the Wan-
dering Jew ; but though the scene is in the present day,
the narrative is said to relate to events and mysteries which
have happened in many ages and countries. Ac-
cording to true female tact, the authoress has made the
dark and inscrutable hero of her tale a lover.

The letters from Rio Janeiro state that the
appearance of the sugar and coffee crops was good.

A ilagazine of Fashion announces, among
the rovel:ies of the present season, that " hats with pointed
crowns are numerous." Such hats heretofore have been
only worn by those who act the Fools in SnmcsrEAßL's
plays.

In consequence of the depression of theatrical
property, the proprietors of the Norwich Theatre met on
Monday last, and unanimously agreed to reduce the rental
200/. per annum.

We are requested by the Editor of the Star
to state, that there is no truth in the assertion (contained
in our Bow-street report) that Captain CHRISTIE had pur-
chased that Paper.

The apple trees in some places are said to be
infested with what is called the cotton blight, so much as
to threaten not only the loss of fruit, but the trees then,'
selves. This is good news for the farmer, who is repre-
sented to have said that he would rind his trees, if he
thought them likely to bear in proportion to last. year.--.•
Exeter Alfred.

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