The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-29 00:00:00

THE FUNDS

Consols left off yesterday afternoon very heavy at 92
for the account, and opened this morning at 92k to 93 fur
the account; since which they have been done at 93, and
at present are 921 i. This decline is attributed by some of the
Morning Journals to the determination of the Bank Direc-
tors yesterday not to interfere with the Ministers in the
reduction of the Four per Cents. All that we can state on
this subject is, that no person is as yet acquainted with the
intentions of Ministers on that subject. Ministers will act
according to the price of Consols, when the period arrives
fur their financial operations.
Money is so abundant at present, that persons who have
sold out their stock have no employment for it, conse-
quently they are watching the market to get into stock
again.
We have no arrivals of consequence.
The Foreign Market is inactive at present, and prices
are nearly the same as yesterday.
The Brazil mail, which is over due some time, is anxi-
ously looked for.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 219 20 31 per Cent. 99i 100
India Stock, 232 3 New 4 per Cent., 101 i i
3 per Cent. Cons. 92 - 4 per Cent. 1926 105 k 1
Do., for Account, 92 3 India Bonds. 72 74
Ditto Reduced, 931 . Exchequer Bill". 75 '75
k OItEION FUNDS.
Brazilian, 701 11 Greek, 351 61
Buenos Ayres, 29 31 Mexican, 24k 51
Chilian, Peruvian, 18 1
Colombian, 211 2 Portuguese, 60 61
Danish, 751 t Prussian,
French, a per Cent. 108 9 Minima, 1091 10
Ditto, S per Cent. 84 I Spaniel', 11i k
TWO O'CLOCK.

Accounts vie France this morning, state tkat Don
Miguel has sent an Envoy to his brother, who sailed for
Rio Janeiro on the 6th, it is presumed on an important
mission. There was a great fire at Lisbon, which con-
sumed part of the street Capetistas. Don Miguel pro-
ceeded there in person;
According to the French Papers, it appears that a
duel took place between the two Editors of the National
and Drapeau Blanc, on Sunday last. The Editor of
the Drapeau Blanc was slightly wounded.
Accounts from Madrid, speak of a loam going to he
contracted with a house at Paris, for the use of the ex-
pedition. It ie said that the Consuls at the various places
are to be suppressed, and that the Secretaries of the differ-
ent Ambassadors are to supply their places.
This day and to-morrow being a holiday at the Bank,
the Bears have rallied and taken the field again, as no
money transfers can take place during the above
days, in consequence of which the Bulls are acting on the
defensive waiting for the opening of the Money Market;
and Consols have been 92} for the Account, during the
morning, alternately buyers and sellers, with little doing.
It is again reported with some confidence that the Four
per Cents, will be reduced when Ministers approved of the
price of the Funds.
We also hear that there is something going forward for the
payment of the Portuguese dividends ; but on this subject
we cannot as yet state any thing positive.
In the Foreign Market Portuguese Bonds have im-
proved, but Colombian Stock has lowered, owing to the
unfavourable accounts from that quarter.
THREE O'CLOCK
Consols for Account, 92k.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 921 Danish 7.5.1
Do. for Ac. 92 Greek, 1825 351
Brazilian Bonds 71/ Mexican, 1825 251
Buenos Ayres 31 Peruvian 181
Chilian Do. Russian 109,;
Columbian, 1824, 22 Spanish 11i

. .
Lord LEVESON GOWER arrived in town yes,
day from Ireland,