The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-09 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Nothing is heard of in the city but continual enquiries
in regard to his Majesty, whether he is still living ; and
that wit7ea excite most the attention of the public is,
the appearance of Mr. Mash and Mr. Martin, of the Lord
Chamberlain's Office, at the Castle, which has rather a sus-
picious appearance.
Although the Funds left off yesterday rather heavy,
92, they have rather a brighter appearance, and opened
at 921 for the Account, but little is doing as yet.
The time is now drawing near to bear the result of the
French expedition to Algiers, which, according to the
French account, would have arrived off the coast of Africa
on or about the sth iirst., therefore we may expect daily
a telegraph despatch from Paris, fur which the speculators
are anxiously waiting.
In the Foreign Market, Mexican Bonds are this morn-
ing the favourite speculation, and have got up about 2 per
cent., owing to favourable information from that quarter.
In other stocks nothing is doing as yet.

ENSLI:

Bank Stack, 214
India Stock, shut
3 per Cent. Cons. shut •
Do. for Account, 92%
Ditto Reduced, 911 A %
FOREIG

FUNDS
3.6 per Cent. 98% %
4 per Cent. sWut
4 per Cent. 1826,
India Bonds, 77 78
Exchequer Bills, 76 77

Brazilian, 72y4
Buenos Ayres, 35 Si
Chilian,
Colombian, 23% X
Danish, 73/
French 5 per Cent. 104 b
Ditto 3 per Cent. 79Y2 80%

FUNDS.
Greek, 37N;
Mexican, 36;4
Peruvian, 0. ;4
Portuguese, 57 5$
Prussian,
Russian 109 M
Spanish, 18% %
Two O'CLOCIC.

An Express has arrived from Paris this morning, bring-
ing information that the French Expedition to Algiers has
safely arried at Port Mahon, therefore the accounts pre-
viously received of their having encountered a storm, and
some of the ships being dispersed, cannot be correct. The
fleet was on the eve of sailing for Algiers.
The following are the prices of the American Stocks,
from the New York Price Current of the 15th May, re-
ceived this morning at the North and South American
Coffee-house.

United States 5 per Cents 1061,4,1 i
Do. 4 do. lOO-109A
Do. 3 do. -
_9014.91

Ohio State 6 dc;.ll7q-3j
New York 41,4 do. - 1031/2-105
United States Bank Shares 1301,4-

Bills on London 7 per Cent. premium.
We are still in doubt respecting his Majesty, and the
public are anxiously waiting for the Bulletin : in the mean
time the Funds remain in an inactive state. Consols have
been all the morning at 92* for the Account, alternately
buyers and sellers. Reduced may be quoted 914 to a.
In the Foreign Market the Mexican Bonds, which had
got up in the early part of the morning two per cent.,
owing to a reaction, again declined, and at present are
36k. Greek have somewhat improved, 374 to I ; in Spa-
nish nothing doing. In Shares little doing. Chartered
Gas Company 101 pin. ; City of London 90 ; Phsenix 7 ;
South Metropolitan 2pm.
Consols, 921.

7 HREE 0' CL 0 CK.

We understand that in consequence of in.
formation being given to Mr. MILLER, our chief of police,
that BYRNE, the pugilist, whose recent rencontre with
ALEXANDER M'KAY resulted in the death of the latter,
was in Liverpool, on his way to Dublin, Mr. MILLER,
with a most laudable promptitude, caused him to be taken
into custody on Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, on
board the Dublin packet at the pier-head. It is said that
the blackguards of the ring have stolen the body of
NI .KAY.—Liverpool

Notwithstanding all that has been urged on
the subject, the streets of the Borough and Blackfriars-
road continue to be infested with dogs roaming about with-
out owners. Yesterday morning a boy named Woon had
the lints bitten by a dog cut out at Guy's Hospital, where
two young women are now lying suffering from similar
causes.

DR. DOYLE.—The friends of this distin-
guished Prelate will be glad to learn that he arrived in
London in good health, on Monday last. The Committee
on the Irish Poor Laws, were to re-assemble on Thursday,
when Dr. DOYLE was to be examined.— Tipperary Free
Press.

WESTERN LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC
INsratmoar.—The half-yearly meeting of the members
of this institution took place on Tuesday evening, at
their house in Leicester-square. It appeared from the
report read by the seeret,ry, that the number of sub-
scribers at present amounts to 750, and that the library
has been increased to 4,000 volumes. The report gave
universal satisfaction to the meeting, and was unanimously
approved of. _ _

On Monday last, 14 men sat down to dine at
Mr. Hoe Ton's, Anchor inn, Redbridge, and eat forty-
three pounds of meat, one bushel of cabbage, and one
bushel of lettuce (with the exception of two or three),
cheese, &c., and drank three quarts of beer each and two
glasses of grog.—Hampshire Advertiser.
We understand from good authority, that it is
in contemplation to reduce twelve Surveying-Generals, 60
Supervisors, and six thousand officers of excise.— Tippe-
rary Free Press.
Killarney Lakes, which combine the "sublime
and beautiful" in the highest perfectit,n, have at this early
period of the season attracted a number of visitors from
Englaad and the Continent.— Tipperaw Free Press.