The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-16 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Our domestic information has entirely set aside this
day all other news. His Majesty's indisposition is the
only topic of conversation in the City this morning, and
which has caused a great anxiety and bustle, both on
'Change and at the Stock Exchange; it was not till late in
the afternoon, and when the business in the house was over,
that this unhappy information was known ; Consols left
off in the market at 931, but at the North and South Ame-
rican Coffee-house, at seven o'clock in the evening, Con-
sols were done at 9141 ; this morning they opened at 92,
and are at present 921 for the account, and next time
92.1 buyers. The confusion in the house was very great.
The public are waiting with great anxiety for further in-
formation from Windsor, and great hopes are entertained
that his Majesty is not in so dangerous a state as at first
reported.,

The Foreign Market at present is void of interest.
Within a short period Consols have improved to 924
and for next time 93 to *, by which it is supposed hsi
Majesty's health has improved. This is settling day in the
British Market. Up to the present hour we do not hear
of any defaulters.

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FUNDS.

Bank Stock, 2161
India Stock,
3 per Cent. Corm 921 93
Do. for Account, 93
Ditto Reduced, 911 2k
FOREIG,

8* per Ct. 99i
New 4 per Cent., 101 i 2
4 per Ct. 1826, 1041
India Bonds, 82
Exchequer Bills, 81
FUNDS.
Greek, 461

Brazilian, 71i 72
Buenos Ayres,
Chilian,
Colombian, 22.23
Daniell, 76
French, 5 per Cent 106 7
Ditto, 3 per Cent.

Mexican, 34i
Peruvian, 22i
Portuguese, 61
Prussian,
Russian, 111 -1
Spanish, 17}
TWO O'CLOCK.

Late letters from the Havanna') state, that the trade
with that city was extremely dull, the place being over-
stocked with produce, and the port was crowded with
empty vessels, waiting for the sugar crop. No further
preparations were waking to repeat the invasion of Mexico,
nor is their any probability that another will be attempted
immediately. If any should be made, not less than 18 or
20,000 men will be sent from Spain.
Up to the present time we have no official accounts in
the city with regard to his Majesty's indisposition ; but
report states he is better, in consequence of which the
Consol market has materially improved ; in the early part
of the morning they were 92k, at present they are 92i
93 for money, and for May 93i ; as yet the settling of
accounts goes off well, and we do not hear of any
defaulters.

In the Foreign Market all securities which were affected
by the sudden fall of Consols yesterday have again rallied
this morning.

Spanish 171 ; Brazil 7214; Greek 451 461; Colom-
bian 22i 23.

T HREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols 93i.

The Duke of WELLINGTON left town about
four o'clock yesterday afternoon for Windsor. His Grace
would, it was expected, afterwards proceed to Strath-
fieldsaye.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE gave
a grand dinner yesterday at their residence, in Bushy
Park, to a party of the nobility and gentry. The band of
the Coldstream Guards were in attendance in the evening.
The Duchess of WELLINGTON has been con-
fined for some time, by indisposition, at £trathfieldsaye,
which increased so much on Wednesday as to confine her
Grace to her bed. A communication to this effect was
sent off by express to the Duke of WELLINGTON early yes-
terday morning. The Duke in consequence sent off Dr.
HUME, from London, to attend the Duchess.

DORCHESTER ELECTION.—The election
for a representative of this borough, in the room of the
lion. ANTHONY WILLIAM ASHLEY COOPER, who has re-
signed, took place on Saturday last, when HENRY
CHARLES STuuT, Esq., of Moor Critchell, in the county
of Dorset, was duly elected, no other candidate appearing.
The usual election dinners were given at the different Inus
on Monday, Mr. STvaT presiding at the King's ATM&