The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-11 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 921 for the ac-
count, opened at the same price this morning, but soon
after receded to 921 to 1, with little doing as yet, as the
speculators are waiting for the account of the landing of
the French expedition, as well es the bulletin of his Ma.
jesty's health.
In the Foreign Market little going forward except in
Spanish Bonds, which have declined, in consequence of their
having come lower from Paris, where they have been
done at 12. No arrivals this morning.

EN6LISII FONDS
Bank Stock, 9.1,1 15Ih 31,4 per Cent. 9814 ri
India Stock, shut 4 per Cent. shut
3 per Cent. Cons. shut 4 per Cent. 18'26, ICI !4
1)0. for Account, 1.):21,i India Bonds, 71 79
Ditto Reduced, 9.1!.i Y, Exchequer Bills, 76 77
TWO O'CLOCK

The estafette letters this morning from Paris, bring
the French Three per Cent., Rentes lower, 77 50 ex-
dividend. The fall is attributed to no official accinlnts
having been received of the French expedition being oti
Algiers ; also to a repart of the expedition having expe-
rienced a storm, and some of the ships having got ashore
on the African coast. We have no doubt that on or
before Monday we shall be informed of the true result of
what is passing on the African shores.
The Funds still continue languid without the least
business timing at present, and Consols are 92 sellers for
the account.

Shares are much the same as yesterday. South
Metropolitan Gas 2 per cent. pron.

T HREE 0' GL • Cir.

Consols, ini.

FOUR O'CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICES.

Consols
Do. for Ac 92e
Brazilian Bonds 72

Danish 734
Greek, 1825 381
Mexican, 1825 38

Buenos Ayres

Peruvian

Chilian Do.
Co:umbian, 1824,

Russian
Spanish In

We understand that the Marchioness of
LANSDOWNE'B concert for this evening (Friday) is una-
voidably postponed.
THE EXCLUSIVES.—The real authoress o f
this work is reported to be at length ascertained beyond all
doubt, but the discovery will give rise, it is said, to one
of the most extraordinary judicial proceedings ever yet
brought before the public between two individuals of the
most exalted station. The injured party, it need scarcely
be st ited, is a lady eminently distinguished in the great
world for her wit, beauty, and talent. Rumour is busy
also about the appearance of a second work connected with
the same delicate subject, in which new and still more
extraordinary exposures are looked for.

HOTELS AT ST. PETERSBURGII.—AII
derives half its comfort from the cleanly appearance of the
servants, especially the females ; but here long-bearded,
dirty-looking men perform the duties of women elsewhere,
and a delicate lady may fancy the inconvenience and an.
noyance of having her bed arrayed by a big lubherly
Russian; however, it is easy to by contented at St. Pe-
tersburgh ; luxuries may be procured, and as I ant not
very fastidious about what I eat or drink, I always found
myself pretty comfortable, with the exception of the first
night, when an attack was made on my person by about a
million of ugly named insects, which left my skin with
swelling over swelling, like the outside of an artichoke.
Anecdotes of Russia in the New Monthly.
HUT OF PETER THE GREAT.—Saardam is
remarkable for being the residence of PETER the Great, of
Russia, when he worked here as a contmon ship-carpenter,
in order to make himself acquainted with the details of
naval architecture. The hut in which he dwelt is at one
end of it, and has been covered with a brick building If)
the Princess of ORA NGE,SiSter to the Emperor ALEXANDER,
who purchased it at a large price from its former pro-
prietor. It consists of two rooms and a loft, in which too
Royal mechanic kept various specimens of the art.—Tln
furniture used by him is carefully preserved, consisting of
in oak table and three chairs; a recess with folding door,
serving him as a bedstead. Over the chimney-piece is the
following inscription, PETRO MAO NO, ALEXANDER; and
en an oval table is another in Dutch and Russian, iuti-
nating " that nothing is too little for a great man."—Dr.
Gardner's Ca',inet Cyclopecdia,