The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-31 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY).

CITY, T WEL VE O'CLOCK.
We have received by the estafette from Paris this morn..
ing the Papers of Sunday.
(From the Journal du Commerce of Sunday.) ,•
The Commission appointed by the Chamber of Deputies
for the accusation of the Ministers, went this day, at nine
o'clock in the morning, to Vincennes, to interrogate M. de
Polignao, Peyronnet, Chantelatre, and Ouernon Renville.
The recognition by England of the new Government of
France arrived this morning at Paris.
There were no news on the frontiers of Spain on the
24th August.
The accounts from Lisbon of the 14th August state that
the town was in a state of stupor; the troops of the line
remained in casernes, and the merchants were afraid to
speak on the politics of France, which was known by the
packet .boat from England. It was reported that the
'Change was to be closed.
A Commission has been appointed by the King, consist-
ing of merchants, to ascertain the cause of the distressed
state of commerce.
NATIONAL GuAttn.—An order, published by General
Lafayette, announcer that the review of the National
Guard of Paris will take place on Sunday, in the Champs
de Mars. The King and his. family will be present. Gen.
Lafayette will receive:from the King the colours, on which
they are to take the oath. The 12 legions are ti, be at the
Champs de Mars at noon.
Tour.ox, Ana. 22.—The frigate .flellone arrived yes-
terday from Tunis, having on board three French Iner,
chants, and a Jew, who ie invested with the powers of an
Envoy to the French Government...
. A report prevails that troubles have broken out at Turin.
'Coaroat AT PARIS, Amt. 28.—The Funds arc rather
lower, owing to the news of the troubles in Belgium, but
in the middle of the day the Funds began to recover, as
it wits generally reported that England had recognised our
new Government.
Sydney Papers. have been received at the North and
South American Coffeehouse to the Bth of April.
• The folloWing•is an extract of a letter from the Captain
of the brig Dragon, Ganges' Sound, Swan River,
Nov. lb - • " • , ..•
"Dams. Sta,—By the Governer Phillips, which .pro,
oeeds to Sydney, I Can acquaint you of my raft, arrival at
this wretched. placat I cannot refrain from stating that
in place of , meeting with 2,000 settlers here, I found only
700, and these principally needy/ and disappointed people.
The general aspect of the surrounding country as far as the
eye can reach is truly appalling, and I ant told it it the
same in the interior. Their commercial town (Free.
mantle) is a perfect bed of sand—the water, ton, which
the poor creatures drink is of the .worst description.
Ganges' Roads is, without exception, the worst anchorage
I ever lay in ; in short, it is to all appearance a com-
plete bubble, and I do not think 1 shall he able to sell a
single thing here. I find no alternative left me titan that
of proceeding to the Isle of France."
A Sydney Monitor, of the 18th of March, has a large
coffin on it, with the following inscription :
" Alas ! it has flourished under the government of Sir
Thomas Brisbane, Knight. Liberty (of the Press) was
horn under the Government of Ralph Darling, Erg. It
was strangled on the 9th day of January, 1880. It shall
rise again !"
Editorial political essays, commonly termed leading
articles, will, on account of the 'dark cloud which hangs
over the Sydney Press, be discontinued, until it than
please his-Majesty to direct the Governor of the Colony to
restore its lawful freedom.
His Majesty's ship Success has been wrecked at Swan
Port, the anchorage of New South Wales—the crew and
passengers saved.
The Nancy is arrived at Hobart Town from iwan
River, with 20 passengm'rs. They give a very bad
account of the place as a settlement.
The estafette front Paris this morning brings an account
of the grand review of 60,000 of the National Guard on
Sunday last. All passed off with the gleatert order and
tranquillity. Nu prices of the Roma, it being Sunday.
THE FUNDS.,
Console, which left off yesterday at 90a for the Account,
opened with an improvement this worsting at 90a, indite
at present 90! In the Foreign Market Spanish has also
got up.

ENCII,IBII FONDS
Bank Stock, 421 R% lON 34 'per Cent. 914',,
India Stock, V 39 40 314 per Cent. novi 104 k
3 per Cent. Cons. in v 14 4 per Cent, IWO. 10434
Do. lbr Aceol.nt, MI .%
India Bonds, 80 81 •
Ditto Reduced, 0(17i;, Exchequer Dills. 78 77

TWO O'CLOCR.

_ .
h appears by accounts from Madrid that Ferdinand
will soon issue a decree, giving permission for all deacrip..
tion of Papers froth France and England to be received in
Spain. The Coma d'ESpagne, it is said, is appointed
Anthassidor to St.- Petersburg!' ; and the command of Ca.
tatonia will be given to Captain... General Long*. Great
agitation still prevails at Madrid ; and in the province of
Andalusia several bands call out for " the Constitution,"
and " Let its imitate the French." It it expected that the
King of Spain will soon cede to the circumstances, and
make a voluntary concession.
We have title moment received acenunte from Vera
Crux of (hell of July; all was quiet there, but Guerrero
was still in arms in the South. The importations from
Europe gave great assistance to the Govertmmt.
Consols have reached, in the course of the morning,
901 for the account, but at present they are 94 and
901 I for Money.
fly private letters from Holland this morning the Dutch
Fowls have experienced a considerable decline, having
fallen from 5S to SS, but they afterwards recovered to 54.
The two tons of the King of Holland have preceeded to
Brussels.

T HERR Os C.l; 0C K.

Consols, 90i
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols !U) I j Danish 69
Do. for Ac. 00a Greek, IWO 3.14
Brazilian Bonds 71 Mexican, 1821.1 JN
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chilian Do. Russian 104
Columbian, 1824, 221 Spfulish 25i

The September Number of the New Mimi %J
Afivaske it rendered particularly valuable by an articled
,Highest Intereat at the pro/eta moment; we allude to

the account of theta's, Extraordinary Revolution in France
related by an eye-witness. This intemting document ex-
bilks a connected view of the whole, including those in,
slividual trait* of remarkable heroism that were at first
hardly distinguishable amid the bustle of conflict, anl'the
immediate concern for the general result, "