The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-14 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TTVELVE 0' CL 0 CK.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 12.—Since the determination of
Ciovernment has been made known relative to the altera-
tion on the Sugar Duties the demand bas revived, and
sales have been made in British Plantation Sugar to the
sxtent of 1000 hlids., chiefly Barbadoes and Antigua.
The Cotton Market has again been very animated. There
has been a tolerably fair demand for Pine Timber during
the week ; the old stocks are mostly sold off.

?HI rUNDf.
We have a report of two expresses having arrived from
Paris this morning, which no doubt bring the result of the
Pais Elections, which took place on Monday, and also ties
details of the events at Algiers, but as yet nothing official
has transpired. Console opened at the same price they
left off yesterday, 94 for the Account ; at present the
Mirka is not so good, and they are 934 ; for next Ac-1
count 94k.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing.
EN GUSH FUNDS
Bank Stock, 217% 1334 3% per Cent. 100% %
India Stock, 24254 354 334 per Cent. new, 101% 34
3 per Cent. Cons. 02 % 4 per Cent. 1822 , i 0534,
Do, fir Accountllol4o4 India Bongs 88 p7Ditto Reduced, 1034 , Exchequer Bills, to el
FOREIGN' FUNDS.
Brasilia*, 7354 4 Greek, 30 g
Buenos Ayres 24 6 Mexican, 36%, N
Chilian, 21 20' Peruvian, 2:3)i, 4
Colombian, 34
Danish, 74 34 Prue isms' 20% 1
French 5 per Cent. 103 Russian 110% 11%
Ditto $ per Cent. '7334 934 b'panills, 1$
Two O'CLOCIC
We have just received the Moniteur of Monday, with
the Globe of the same date, by express from Paris.
" TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
"TOULON, CULT 9, AT HALF-PAST TWXLYZ O'CLOCK.
tt ADNintAL DUIPIHRI TO THIC IKINISTKII. or MAKINX•
" mores ALUMS, JULY 3.
‘, I assembled yesterday the fleet before Algiers the
lay before Admiral Rommel, ' as'a diversion, made a false
Mack on the batteries of the Marine and Mole, as like-
wise on those placed on the sea-shore.
" I renewed the attack this day, and the whole arm)
fought for two hours under the continual fire of the
onemy's artillery.

MORI ALCIIRASi JULY 0.
"The army of the King hie triumphed, and the fate
Algiers is decided since yesterday. The King's flag
dying nn all the forts, and on the Palace of the Dey."
The above paper Lai no further particulars from Algiers.
(From the Globe.)
A telegraphic dispatch received to deg by the Minister
if the Marine, states :—" That on the Sd a cannonade
and bombardment of Algiers took place by sea.and land.
`during the whole of the day, with most terrible execution.
ft is supposed that this continued to the fith, and Algiers
aid not capitulate until a breach Was made."
It is assumed that M. Bourmont has not only been
~made Marshal of France, but also Duke of Algiers.
To-morrow the electors of Paris are to assemble in their
different colleges for the formation of a bureaux definitive.
After to-morrow to name the Deputies.
Consuls have advanced to 94, owing to the French
Three per Cents. coming higher, 79f. 40c, The liforie.
leer of Monde), does not contain a detailed account of the
taking of Algiers. Nothing'doing in the Foreign Market.
Consols, 94i.

MEAN 0' IL 0 CA%

FOUR O'CLOCK.-..,CLOSING PRICES.

Consols 92i
Do. fbr Ae, 04
Brazilian Bonds 74
Buenos Ayres
Milian Do.
Columbian, 1524, 24}

Danish
Greek, ISIS 391
Mexican, Is 2. 37
Peruvian
Russian 111 i
Spanish 18i

His M AJF.STY was in town yesterday as early
as eleven o'clock: he was accompanied by one of his itonN.
He wit,: in hie travellinticarriage and four, attended by,
outriders, and a small guard of Lancers, who, as on
Ifornier day, ranged themselvee across the road, and thus,
!formed a pretty, without an mtentatious fright. Alt the!
indows were down, and the K !No meet gracionelrat—j
knowledged the notices taken of him AO he travelled along;.
lie looked very well.