The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-02 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY', T WELT'S 0' CL 0 CK.
At length the die is cast, and France is free. The ex-
presses from Paris this morning are most important, and
by which it appears that Charles X. has lost his throne,
but who is to fill it is not at present known. The current
report is that the young Prince of Ilourdesux will be ap-
pointed under the Regency of the Duke of Orleans. The
King is on his road to Orleans, by which it is supposed
lie is going to meet Bourmont, who is expected from Al-
giers with 10,000 men (or perhaps going to be King at
Algiers.)
The accounts from Paris this morning state that the gal-
leries of Vivienne and Colbert displayed a noble sight. All
the merchandise deposited there, linen, calico, &c., were
torn up for bandages for the wounded. Wine and soups
were distributed by the people of Paris in profusion. A
great number of persons tore uis their linen to send to the
hospitals, where 300 surgeons immediately repaired to give
assistance.
The following was found at the chateau of the Teilleries
from the King :---

" TO TIM ROYAL QUAID.
" TES Majesty orders the Duke of Ragan to inform the
troops of the line of hie wire satisfaction at their good con.
duct during the last two dam and orders that they shall re-
ceive one month and a half's pay."
Paris was illuminated, by which good order was kept
during the night.

THE The expresses this morningPHNlM from Paris have electrified
the citizeus and the speculators at the Stock Exchange;
they are elated with the French nation for having con-
ducted themselves so bravely.
Commie have been done at all prices this morning ; they
opened at col fell to 90k, and at present are ; all
waiting for further information from Paris,
ZNOLI3II FUNDS
Bank *tack, 5111 MD 31.4 per Cent. 104
Jails Stock, IX 7 IN per Cent. new, MN NI
I per Cent. Cons. 110 4 per Cent. 110.16. 1044
Do. fer Acts:mat, 00% -% India Sends, 711 7
Ditto Reduced. 0114 richeauer Bills. 73 a
L
(From the Consiitutionnel of Sltu 0
rCday.) CL
The municipalities of Paris invite the citizens to open
their shops and do business as formerly. They also invite
them to light up their windows until the lamps are re-
paired. A eubecription has been opened for the wounded,
DYCLA EATION or TIM REPRESENTA.TI VS CHAU/ E
DUEINQ THE 100 DATE*
The liberty of the citizens--equality of the civil end po-
litical rights.--liberty of the Press—religious liberty—tho
representative system—the free consent of the conscription
and tke taxes--responsibility of Ministers--the inviolability
of property—the abolition of titles of the ancient Nobility
—the abolition of confiscation of landed property—to par-
don political opinious--the institution of the Legion of
Honour—compensation to officers and soldiers--institution
of Jury—Judges for life.-the payment of the publie debt.
The above was addressed to the Chamber of Deputies,
in a petition to that body, by a commission in Paris in
18th, The above proposals were made to the deputies,
and it is supposed that the above principles will be adopted
in the present circumetences.
Private letters by the express state that the King of
France was making towards Nantes. The troops which
were with him had laid down their arms and deserted
him. The bulk of Paris is again open, and discounts are
as before. The workmen have returned to their daily oc-
cupations. Paris is quite tranquil.
Sr. CLOUD, JULY 801 FIYIIC O'CLOCK, A. the
King's carriages are in readiness. They expect a regiment
of cavalry from Beauveis. The barracks of the Body Guard
at St. Germaine has been taken and retaken by the
National Guard, The troops appe4r to be disposed to
submit to the Provisional Government, although twenty
francs per soldier were distributed to them. Four pieces
of cannon were placed on the bridge of St. Cloud, and
two at the entrance of the Bois tie Boulogne. Several of
the clergy have been killed.
Consols are at present 901 for the Account, and the
same for Money.
In the Foreign Market Spanish has got up to ID&
South Ifetropolitan Gast premium.
TORSI: 0' CL OE
Cassels, 10,1 f.
FOUR. O'CLOCC.—CLOSINO PRIC23.*
Consols 901 Danish 70;
Do. for Ac 904 Greek, ISt& S 7
Ilruzilias Beads 71 + Mexican, 18t3 37
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chilian De. Russian 1074
Columbian, 1814, 22 tipkinioh 19