The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-22 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Sincapore Papers have been received at the North and Sant'
American COIN-home to the 18th July :

(From the Paper of the 17th July.)
By authentic accounts from Java we learn that the Sultan of
Soto is under confinement en board the guard ship at Batavia ;
it is stated that the Sultan, incensed at the capture of Diepo Ne-
gero, was arming his people with hostile intentions. This sort
of policy has long been contemplated by the Batavian Govern.
'tient, and gives them complete power over those States hitherto
considered independent.
A letter dated Pulo Ealy, west coast of Sumatra, of May 3,
gives an account of the capture of the town and fort of Tappen.
valy on the 4th December by Seedie Marra and eleven men, who
burnt the tort and Government house. On this report reaching
Padang the Government sent up their gun boat and the Sylph
to seise on Seethe Marra; they fired into the town, hut the shuts
went over the housed, others fell on the beach ; the Baroos people'
picked up theahots which, added to their stock, soon drove the
vessels away. The whole coast la in a state of uproar, from Natal
to Baroos, which has caused a total stagnation in the trade.

(From the Price Current of July 17.)
PEPPRR....Transactions to some extent have taken place.
ELEPHANTS' Timm much inquired atter.
Oeitm—The recent importation of Malwa has naturally In.
tortured with the sales of the Bengal drug; a few sales of the
former have been made at 7'20 to 740 per chest.
Ssurerrne of an inferior quality in moderate demand.
Picea 0000s.—Considerable sales have been made in long
cloths.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.—The Import this week of cotton is
1,673 bags, and the sales reached 4160 bags, including %Ow
American, taken on speculation at an iuivance of lid. to IV,
per lb. In sugar the transactions in British plantation this week
are confined to 460 casks, at, in some instances, lower prices In
inreign and Last India nothing has been done.
The steamboat Nageur, which left Algiers the 4th of Novem-
ber, has arrived at Toulon with important despatches. Thu
Sphynr steamer has been sent to the Bey of Oran also with de.
sparches. General Clausel on the 3d of November had a grand
review.

Accounts from Vienna state that Austria has formed a cordon
sanitalre on the side of Russia, to prevent the cholera morbus
penetrating her States.
The Paris Papers state that the Portuguese troops are march.
in all tlirections towards the frontiers, as insurrections are ex.
petted to take place at Montalegre, Corvalho, and Portalegre.

THE FUNDS.
Although we are now supplied with a pretty correct list of the
new Ministry, it has not had much e&ct on the Funds this
morning, which, at the opening of the Market, declined about
1 per cent. In all such cases as a change in the Ministry
public opinion diftbrs; but it wilt not be long before their talents
will be brought into question, and it is folly to condemn or extol
their merits before they have had a fair trial ; but the general
opinion is that they will deserve well of theirtountry.
Consols, which left oft' on Saturday at St% 1,4, opened this
morning at 81114, went down to al, and are at present 82% tbr
the account.

Bank Stock, 209% 4f4
India Stock,
3 per Cent. Cons. 8911%
Do. for Account, 82 '
Ditto Reduced, 81% '

Brazilian, 58 9
Buenos Ayres,
Chiban '2l 3
Colombian, 16 17
Danish, 1i.9)4
French 5 per Cent. 93 4
Ditto 3 per Cent. R'.l4 3

FUNDS
3 per Cent. 011 i
Ditto, New 112414 8
4 per Cent. DIM, 9iN
India Bonds, '7 9
Exchequer Bilis. 19 90
FUNDS.
Greek, 23 4
Mexican, 3514
Peruvian, 141 i 15
Portugese, 43 5
Prussian, -
K 11611141), fkig
Spanish, 14%

O.hE O'CLOCK:
Nothing is thought of in the City but the new Administration,
and the general topic of conversation relates to the House of
Lords this evening. It is expected that Lord Grey will make
some kind of expose in regard to the politics and the system the
new Administration are going to adopt ; it is also expected that
both Houses will adjourn to.nlght fur a week. Report says
that the first popular movement of the new Ministers will be the
reduction of three or four millions of taxes, but at present this Is
only conjecture.
A Lisbon mall has arrived, but it does not bring any political
news of consequence.
The letters from Brussels and Antwerp state that the Congress
reinses to acknowledge the Prince of Orange, in consequence of
which great fears are entertained that hostilities will recent-
titmice. The blockade of the Netherlands by the Dutch is said
to be owing to the Dutch Government having received
gence that the Bella!), had ordered a great number of Congreve
rockets to be sent from England for their account.
In the early part of theamorning the Funds were looking very
heavy, and Consols were done at $2 for the Account. This was
attributed to the French Benzes coming considerably lower by the
express from Paris; also the state of the country, in regard to
the incendiaries. We are informed that one of the ringleaders
has been taken, of whom important information is expected.
Consols may at present be quoted at $2 for the Account, and
834 for next time ; they have been done in the course of the
morning at 834.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing; ,Spanish Donds
144 tO }4.
.HALF-PAST TWO.
Console are quoted at 82} B.
QUARTER TO TIMER.
Consols, 828.

Consols, 82i.

TIMER 0' CL 0 CIL

A ÜBERifl celebrated. opera of Fra Diavalo ;
or, The Rrigand Chief, which has created so much sen-
sation on the Continent, will be performed fur the first
time in this country, at the Tottenham Theatre, on Wed-
nesday next ; the principal character by Madame VTITI4I6.
We I.nderstand the proprietors have spared no expense in
procuring the original score of the overture to this opera.

At Dover strangers are not, as heretofore,
allowed to visit the Castle. The quantity of powder in
it is far greater than has been known since the war, sPd
a double guard is nightly mounted,—.Efttnta Advertiser.
Young KERN, the actor, has met with the
most decided success on the American stage. The Yin-
keel consider him a genuine "chip of the old block," and
have rewarded him accordingly. To the praise of this
juvenile theatrical aspirant, last week his infirm and neatly
bed-ridden mother received a most affectionate letter from
him, 'enclosing. a draft upon Messrs. BA KIN-0 'fur two butt-
dred pounds.