The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-01 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
The estafette letters received this morning from Paris, bring
the Three per Cents. fele. lower,l7f. 35e. ; this is owing to the
elections, as great fears arc entertained there that some impor-
tant crisis is near at hand. (in Monday night at twelve o'clock
it was assured that a telegraphic despatch had been received, an.
notineing the taking of Algiers, and the above account was mm.
mediately sent by estefetto to St. Cloud.
The last accounts from Zante and Corfu state that preparations
were making for the embarkation of English troops to be sent to
Greece, in order to assist the President in putting down the in-
surrections which are breaking out in the difilirent provinces of
that country.
Inforination from Trieste, of the Mb June, says that the ilia-
turbances in Albania have alarmed the Austrian Onvernment,
who are going to establish an army of observation along the
limits of the two States, in order to repel the insurgents.
l'rivate letters from Llsixin state that Don Miguel has con-
demned a great many Officers of the Line, belonging to the regi.
flints stationed in the Aleut*, to a lung banishment in Africa.
There officers were arrested Just as they were going to embark for
England, end arc now condemned as deserters.
THE FUNDS.
The debates of last night, both In the Douses of Lords and
Commons, which are of some interest, occupy the attention of
our cil y politicians this morning. Consols, which left off yester-
day at if. 4 to 13 for the Account, quined at at which price
they remain steady at present, with little doing.
In the Foreign Market no transactions have as yet taken place,
and the prices are nominal, se yesterday.
EN (ILIM N 1)3
flank Stock, 91b% 10% 84 per Cent. 6(i 3(
India Stock, shut 4 per Cent, shut
3 per Cent. Cons. shut 4 per Cent. 105 g
Do. for Aecos.nt,raq India Minds, SI IV
Ditto ItedUtied, 92% Exchequer Bills, II BO
FOREIGN FONDS.
firasillan, 71% 31,4 Greek, 304
fluenos Ayres 32 34 Mexican, 5711 814
Chilian, 2fl 31/ Peruvian, $l4
1 Colombian 1514 Portuguese
Danish, 73!.; Prussian
French b per Cent. 101 11 Miasma lON 104
Ditto 3 per Cont. '71% 111,4 Spanish, 184
TWO O'CLOCK.
The Funds have improved since the early part of the morning
Consols, which were done at ir.!% for the Account, may be quoted
93,4 . We have no political information to communicate.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing, except is ()reek Bonds,
which have receded about one per cent., owing to their coining
two per cent. lower from Rolland.
'lto Share Market is at a stand still—A nglo.Mexican, 37% 8%;
llohmes, 111(1 Wu; Brasil,
_ug; Imperial, 74 ; Colombian,
U to; Real del Write, 64 0 United Mexican, 15 lii ; South Mc.
tropolitan Gas, 2!4 premium.
Console, 931 I.

2H111171 O'CLOCK.

FOUR O'CLOCK.--CLOSING PRICES.
Consoln Danish 73i
Do. for Ae, Greek, 11126
Brazilian Bonds Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chiliau Do, Itussian 110
Colombian, 1824, Spanish 17i

SUPPLEMEN r to the LONDON GAZETTE
Of Tuesday, the 29th of June.
THUANDAY, JULY I, 1830.

Earl Marshal's Office, Whitehall-yard, June 30, 1830.
All Peers, Bishops, Eldest Sons of Peers, and Privy
Councillor', who propose to assist at the Interment of his
late Most Unwed Iklisjesty King George the Fourth, of
lamed memory, which is appointed to be solemnised in
the Royal Chapel of Si. George, at Windsor, on Thursday
evening, the 15th of July next, tire requested to signify
their intention by letter, addreued to sue, at this Office,
on or before Tuesday next, the 6th of July, in order that
the necessary ticket of admission may he transmitted to
them respectively.
All Peers, Eldest Sons of Peers, and Privy Councillors,
are to appear in full dress black; the Knights of the se•
veral Orders wearing their respective collars ; awl the
Bishops will appear in their mhos.

NORFOLK, E, M.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE 01 Two
CNILURZN.—About one o'clock on Sunday last, two chil-
dren (cousins), the eldest, whose name is Citoatkrre
HIRST, aged MIN years, and the youngest ANN IIMr,
aged four years, disappeared from No. ft, King's-place,
Church-row, St. Pancras road, under the most mysterious
circumstances. It appears that the parents of CLIANLOM
MAST, whose fattier is a carpenter, residing in Craven-
buildings, Drury-lane, went to pans the day at the house
of their relatives in King's-place, and the two little girls
were amusing themselves at the street-door unnoticed.
When dinner-time arrived they were no where to be
found; and the grief of the parents may be more easily
imagined than described when they ascertained that no
tiding. could be gleaned as to the manner of their diem!).
pearanee. During the whole of Monday and yesterday
the anxious mothers made inquiry in every quarter of the
metropolis in the utmost distress of mind, but, we regret
to state, without the he effect. It is feared they have
been lured away by some wretch The the purpose, of mew-
dieity, as a female of that description was observed in the
street about the time soliciting charity. The parish au-
thorities have recommended the tlistrihuVon of hand-bills
offering a reward for the restoration of the children.