The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-25 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The express from Paris, in dield, is not of much
importance, particularly as it does not bring the prices of
the Rentes ; within a short period another express has
arrived, but the contents have not as yet transpired.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 881 e, opened at the
same price this morning, and are at present at Sfli for
the account.

k:11.1 ()1..1311
Bank Stock,
India Stock, 233%
3 per Cent. Cons. ON
Do. for Arcot.nt, 8860
Ditto Reduced,

FUNDS
;14 per Cent. 08X X
4 per Cent. new
4 per Cent. 1826,
India Bonds, 82 4
F.xchenuer Bills, Oa 70
FUNDS. ,
Greek, 324
Mexican, 374
Peiuriaa, 174 184
Pannone, 58 00
Prussian,
Russian, 101
Spanish, 23X fi
TWO O'CLOCK.

Bratilian, eo% 9
Buenos Ayres, fe 30
Chilian, 22 5
Colombian, 204
Danish, 684
French 5 per Cent. 97 8
Ditto 3 per Cent. 67).1

We have seen Bombay Papers to the 23d of May. The
only article of interest in them is a trial at great length
of 4 Jewess named Benno, for the murder of a young
Hebrew girl named Marian, belonging to a tribe of Jews
amongst the Mahrattas. She was convicted by the Su-
preme Court at Bombay, and executed.
Aecounta from Namur, in the last Dutch Papers, state
that the tri-coloured flag was hoisted there. The Go-
vernor, on being informed of it, repaired to the spot, and
gave the mob one hour's notice to take it down, otherwise
he would fire it down with the cannon.
The Consul Market is without interest ; the Members
are all in a bustle, electing anew Committee-man instead
of the one lately deceased. •
The contents of the Express from Paris, which has
brought Thuriday's prices, has not as yet been made
public (and it is not supposed it will).
Up to the present hour we have no further information
from Brussels, the steamer did not leave Ostend until
three o'clock this morning, and the weather being very
boisterous, it cannot be expected to arrive until to-morrow.
In the Foreign Market little doing, Spanish Bonds have
improved in consequence of the report of Mina's being
taken not being confirmed.
Consols have been in the course of the morning at
BSI at present they are 881 for Account.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols, 88+ I.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 88+ Danish 84
Do. for Ac 88+ Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres .24 Peruvian
Chilian Do. Russian 1011
Columbian. 1824, -- Spanish 23+

THE UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL...—The
ensuing Number of this popular Journal will be a double
one, in order to give insertion to a variety of articles of
great temporary interest, the following among many
°theta :—Memoirs of the Naval Services of Wrta•iaM IV.
(with a Portrait of his MAjxarv)_Narrative of the
Catnpaign in Holland in 1814, with Details of the Attack
on Bergen-op-Zoom, by en Officer present--Anecdotes of
the Parisian Revolution—History of the 4th, or King's
Own Regiment of Foot—The recent Campaign of Algiers,
with Description and Force of the French Squadron.--
Services Afloat during the late War—Patagonia and
Terra del Fuego, extracted from a Journal of the Survey-
ing Expedition, composed of his AIiaIESTY'S ships Ad
venture and Beagle--Rensiniscences of a Subaltern—
Burning of the Colours of the 2tl Battalion or King's
Regiment—Education-of the Sons of Naval Officers, &c.

BETTER, BETTER THAN BEST.—What is
it we all look to as a reward for the best spent life ?-Ibe
answer is unqurstionablp—A bsOer. F. E.
Sept. 24, 1880. _

The parting words of WA RH INOTON to LA-
rmorrrs, on his leaving America._ were, " You have
served an apprenticeship to liberty in America ; now go,
to France, and .sst up for yourself ;" a hint which the
Grncral has faithfully availed himself of.