The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-20 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE o' CLOCK
The following is posted up at the North and South
American Coffee-house :

" Cowes, Ana. am always glad tube of service.
The American ships Charles Carroll and Great Britain
arrived here yesterday with the Ex-King of France and
suite on board, escorted by a French frigate and a cutter,
and reported at the Custom-house for orders. During the
day the Port-Admiral of Portsmouth came and had a com-
munication with the frigate. Some of the party have been
looking at the seat of the late Lord Seymour for a
residence, and they fully expect permission to reside in
this country. To-day the females have gone on a patty of
pleasure to the back of the island ; the Ex-King has not
yet been on shore."
Pt:MI.OIOMT, Ant:. 19.—When the Ex-King of
France and suite arrived here on Tuesday we could do no
more than report it, not being able to give more parti-
culars, every thing being in a state of confusion, and we
thoupht it more prudent to be silent than give you con-
tradictory reports. The authorities here having refused
their landing, the ships proceeded to Cowes the same even-
ing, and arrived there at midnight, when several of the
suite landed; but the Mayor of Newport having refused
to permit the Ex-King to land there in any other way than
in a private capacity, he refused doing so—and conse-
quently remained on board the American ship Great
Britain. No one knows what his future movements
wid be.

By the French mail this morning we have received the
fdlowtng protest of the work-people of Patio agair.et fo•
menting any disturbances
We, the undersigned, work-people of Paris, of va-
rious trades and manufactures. well knowing that the de •
struction of machines will infallably be the ruin of commerce,
which is•the national glory, and those who attempt it
are only traitors to their country, therefore we publicly
declare against all such actions, which have for their object to
destroy all kinds of property ; and we still wish to have
the glory of conquering our enemies by our good advice,
as well as to fulfil our duty to our country as we have
done in the immortal days in July; and we swear not to
make use of any arms except for the defence of the nation,
and at the call of the Government of Louis Philip
" Five la Charts, vice le Roi des Francais."

Tue ry
Consols, which left off yesterday at 911 for the ac..
count, opened at the same price this► morning, but on the
arrival of the estafette letters, bringing the French Three
per Cents. at '77f. 95c. our market improved to 91k, and
fur next time, 91i
In the Foreign market nothing doing as yet. No ship
letters this morning.

EN GLUM
Rank Stock, (1113% 19%
India Stock, rig 40
$ per Cent. Cona. 914 %
Do. for Accoi.nt, el%
Ditto Reduced, 102%

FUNDS
314 per Cent, 100% 34
354 per Cent. new, 100
4per Cent. 1820.105% %
India Bonds et.) 4
Exchequer Bills. t
FUNDS,
Greek, 353
Mexican, 3934,
Peruvian, Mee
Perini/nese, 61% 9.34
Prussian,
Russian, 103% %
Spanish, Pa% %

Brazilian, 723 3% - -
Buenas Ayres, $ 4
Chilian, 21 8
Colombian, v 2 t,4 3
D►►niah, 723,g
French 5 per Cent.
Ditto 3 per Cont.

TWO O'CLOCK
. •

We bear that the Ex-King, Charles the Tenth, has gut
permission of our Government to reside in this country no
a private person, under the title of Duke of Milan, and to
have a Castle in the interior of the country given him fir
his residence.
Consols have improved to 91i I for the account, anti
for next time 911 f.
According to the private letters from Paris all remitint
quiet there.
In the Foreign market there is nothing doing, and most
of the prices of Foreign Securities are 11111C.1 the same as
yesterday.
The Share market continues stagnant; smith Metro.
politan Gas, 2 premium.
Consols, 9I f.

THREE 0' CL 0 OX.

EAST INDIA COTTON SALE.--This after-
noon the East India declaration of Cotton Wools was gone
through at the India House. The sale was fully attended.
There were offered 2,466 bales of Bengal Cotton, which
went off at steady prices.

LEICESTER ELECTION.-A great excite-
ment took place on Monday en the entrance of Mr. OrwAy
CAVE, who Will drawn into the town by fenviles, to stip.
port the cuuee of Mr. PAurr.--Lincobi Mercury.

A letter from Naples .of the 31st ult. an-
nounces the arrival there of the DIY of Atxtras, with a
very numerous suite. Times.

The duty on Wheat is at present 2s. 8d
The number of vessels pouring into the country with corn
for some time past has been enormous. If the Ni beat im-
ported be taken out at this duty, what a prospect for the
farmers with their new crop I Such is the boasted security
of the Corn Laws.•—Morning Chronicle.

ILLUMINATIONS IN HONOUR OF lIIS MA-
attrrr's BIATH•DAY.—We understand that the Cabinet-
makers' Society, Aldgate, are making great prepa-
rations to celebrate his MAJESTV'ti Birth-day, by
illuminations at their extensive Establishment ; and
from what we have learnt, with such splendour as
will equal, if not surpass, any demonstration of public
feeling which has heretofore been displayed in the me-
tropolis on similar occasions. It gives great pleasure to
see this Society rising as it is in public estimation, inn-
much as it deserves encouragement. It is by perserrrance
and industry only that the society have succeeded in fight-
ing their way through an host of enemies, and defeating
the stratagems and conspiracies which have been formed
to ruin the estahlisliment in public opinion. It is
greatly to their credit that they have risen by their own
exertions, and nut by the aid of the rich man's purse, al•
though they have had the most noble among their patron‘
Their industry, however, ha. been their greatest treasure.
But they have been enabled to maintain thernielves
and their families, to support their deserving metnbers
in case of sickness; and where death has occurred, to
assist the survivors in the hour of distress. These are
strong recommendations to public patronage; but beyond
these we are convinced, that persons having once had
transactions with the Society will not fail to go there
again, as their dealings are conducted 'with the strictest
honour, and upon a principle highly creditable to the Esta-
blishment. Upon reading ever the rules which have been
drawn up for regulating the Society, and which have been
inroiled, and are therefore, accessible to the public, we find
them deserving of the highest approbation.