The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-15 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL CK.
By the Express from Paris we have receive,' the Moni
tour of Monday, which contains an official decree, giving
the Minister of the Interior a credit of five millions for the
Public Works.

(From the Constitutionnel of Monday )
Lam, Sarr, 9.—lt appears that on the Prussian fron-
tiers troops are concentrating, we are of the same opinion
with those who fear they will enter 11,•Igium.
It is certain that the Ambassadors of the four great
Powers have notified that their Governments will not op-
pose the separation of Flandere front Holland.
Letters have been received from the Hague this morn-
ing, announcing that an extraordinary Council hail been held,
composed of the Ministers and Counsel:ors of State, who
bad resolved unanimously for a separation of Flanders
and Holland, and that the King has expressed himself in
the same sentiments.
Government received this day the official news that the
Court of Vienna has acknowledged the King of the French.
Toe Low.—The news from Algiers announces that the
fleet under the orders of Admiral Duperre will sail on the
sth of September, for Toulon. They have embarked the
cannon', artillery, and ammunition, which are not wanted
for the conservation of this conquest. The fleet will have
on hoard General Bourmont.
NAPOLI DI ROMANIA, Ann. 27.—8 y letters front
Zone we learn the result of the memorable days of July in
Faris. Count Capo d'lstrias immediately assembled the
Senate. All these events have excited the greatest admi-
ration:
Account; from the frontiers of Spain of the 7th instant
State, that the Government of Ferdinand begin to think
of the crisis with which they are threatened, and the
enestion to-day at Madrid is more firm than et er to publish
a Charter.en the plan of that of Louis XVIII. This act
will be preceded by an ordinance, reeallieg all the banished
under date of the 4th. Front Madrid they write that nu-
merous bands infest Andalusia. Orders have been given
to the Lieutenant-General to adopt measures that he thinks
expedient to exterminate them.
RIMILIN, SEM 1.--The peace of Europe appears now
to be settled on all sides.
A letter from St. Petershurgh, of the 28th of August,
states that a vessel has arrived at Cronetadt with the tri-
coloured flag, and by orders of the Emperor has been re-
ceived.
Ths following lettir was posted at the North anti South
American Coffee-house, dated New Orleans, 2d August :
Last night, about ten o'clock, a fire broke out in the
extensive cotton warehouses of Mr. Trenet, see., a" scarcely had the fire-bell sounded the alarm before the
whole was discovered to be enveloped in flames front one
corner of the street to the other. The cotton warehouses,
and about 2,000 Wes of cotton, was consumed, the prin-
cipal part of which was the cargo of the Aurora, which
was stranded at Baleri.
The destruction of property may be estimated at about
130,000 dollars.
Although the French Funds come 21 per cent, lower,
It has had but little effect on the market. Consuls are
now 88i for the Account.
ENGLISH FUNDS
Bank Stock',
3% per Cent. 9814
I;diaStock, peM 3% per Cent. new,
31,er Cent. Cons SRA it 4 per Cent. 1826,
for
Att. asduce4l.nt,
India Bonds, 61 3
Exchequer Bills. 67 8
ittelelat "i% FOREIGN FUNDS.
%emu • Greek, 32% 5.34
Chilton irr* 26 30 Mexican, 374
C°loll4ll Peruvian, 17 10
Danish, fir s .21
Portuguese, 59 40
Prussian,
Attn Alter Cont. 115 OS) Russian, 101 2, , Per GIRL 69 :0 Spanish, 24% %
TWO O'CLOCK
da .
brjbt Dutch 41:earner has arrived from Rotterm, and
h/INI AO King of Holland's speech, which is similar to
proglaniiiion. Private letters say that he will first
ZeWith hicAllitts an the separation of Belgium, there-
it
rilieWititdb.e,:un Ads. of procrastination before it is en-
at
Thlbutch and Foreign Funds in Holland are all higher.
ink
en opinion of, the well-informed and men of influ-
ce..terAttutartlini this the difficulties will he amicably
Wad&
Tht
Plt9tl/4 WY tvelbeen purchasing largely in the Dutch
• ' • .1 ' on the
a c°l"kl arrival of the Express from Paris with
erable deCline of the Renter, were done at
tau the avonunt.l but won after a re-action
.Phoe, and, tbex,Alpprovedto Bqk buyers, Upon
~
the Whole the —"
tieel affatialint afeilevr24 from Paris in regard to pou-
urible; as it appears that the great
Potwerarone after another, are acknowledging the King
of. the French. 'The abolition of the Receivers-General,
tts France, ass We Stated a few days since, is doing great in-
Ail t. thleGovernment, in regard to oney affairs ; Con-
titnui
Awns. of Money Stock, sent to England, cause
a greet fall in the Renter.
Consols, 88i,

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.