The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-27 00:00:00

TIIK FUNDS.

This day being one of the strictest holidays amongst the
Hebrews, called the White Fast, the most of them will be
in the Synagogue during the whole of the day, and no busi-
ness will be transacted by any of that persuasion, conse-
quently the Stock Market will be in the possession this
day of the Christians.
Consols, which left off on Monday at 881, opened at
881 fur the Account, since which they have been done
at SRI.
The estafette from Paris is anticipated by the Morning
Papers.
We have this moment another account, that the Dutch
troops have entered Brunch) without any opposition from
the Belgians.
Singapore Papers to the 16th May have been received
at the North and South American Coffee-house; also Car-
thagena to the 3d August, and Mexican to the 30th July.
The Singapore Papers do not contain any news from the
city of Mexico, they state that all was quiet there, and the
Government improving in their finances.
The Jamaica Papers of the 9th of August state that a
dreadful hurricane took place there on Saturday. The
rain fell in torrents; the scene from the Wherries was truly
appalling ; the sea in the harbour ran mountains high ;
several wharfs received considerable damage, and several
vessels were driven from their moorings.
Sydney Papers have been received at the North and
South America Coffee-house to the 284 of May. They
do not contain any later news from the Swan River, or
any news of importance. The sheep at Bathurst have broken
out with a new kind of scab, which destroys the wool,
and carries the skin with it,
EN ULISH FUNDS
Bank Stock, 3;4 per Cent. 9ii4 4
India Stock, 233 4 4 per Cent. new,
3 per Cent. Conctil3% 34 4 per Cent,
Do. for Accot.nt, 83% t India Bonds, 62 4
Ditto Reduced. Exchequer Rills. to 70
TWO O'CLOCX.
Consols up to the present time may be quoted at 69i
for the account, and 89# for money.
Retract of a letter from Antwerp It is reported
here that the upper part of the City of Brussels is in the
hands of Prince Frederick, There has been an engagement,
and the Commissioners that were sent to the Prince were
taken prisoners."
A great many private letters have been received from
Antwerp this morning, confirming the capture of Brussels
by the Dutch troops, after a very bard contest of three
days. A great many lives have been lost on both sides.
THREE 0' CZ 0 CIL

Consols, 881 1.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES,
Consols 884 Danish
Do. for Ac 88 Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds 71 Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres Peruvian 18
Milan Do. Russian 1014
Columbian, 1824, Spanish 24

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL; San. 26.—Arrived the Katherine Stewart,
Forbes, from New South Wales ; Eagle, Smith, and Juno,
Hollar, from Singapore; Eleanor, Edmonds, from
11adras; and Kingston, flohnes, from St. John's, N. B.
STANDGATE CRXEK, SEPT. 26.—Arrived the Sir
David Ogilliy, from Cephalonia; and Diana, Holmes,
from Malta.

Maitaant, Sari% 26.—Arrived the Agnes, Roe, from
Buenos Ayres; Eliza, Wise, from Philadelphia; and Mint,
Smith, from Quebec.
alms, Ssrr. 23.—Arrived the Lady Cathcart, and
General Wolfe, from Jamaica; and Camillus, —, from
New York.

PoßTsmouTir, SRPT. 26.—Arrived the Hellespont,

.ongside, from Leghorn.
FALMOUTH, Stern. 25.—Arrived the Hope packet, from

Iluenoi Ayres, sailed the 21st of July, Monte Video the
26th, and Rio Janeiro the 18th tilt ; Lady Wellington
packet, from Vera Crux; and John, Cabot, from Africa.
DARTMOUTH, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Frederick the
Sixth, from China.

The William Mitchell, Pakidge, from Jamaica to
Havannah, was distrusted the Bth ult., and part of her
cargo thrown overboard, bound to London.
The James, Dennistoun, from Quebec, was in the Gulf
of Canto the 25th ult. discharging, having sustained con-
siderable damage.
The Henry, Ferrier, from Jamaica to London, was
fallen in with abandoned, thesth inst., in lat. 35. long. 69.
The Moore, Reese, from Waterford to Liverpool, was
totally wrecked in Carnarvon Bay on Thursday night.
The County of Cork, Bower, from New Ross to New
York, was stranded in Cardigan Bay on Friday.
The Camden packet, from Jamaica to Falmouth, put
into Carthagena de Columbia to repair, having been on
shore.

The Ducliingfield, from Honduras, Lae arrived off
Beachy Head.

COURT CIRCULAR.

Their lktaassruts gave a ball at their Palace at Brighton,
on Friday evening, to the juvenile branches of the No-
bility and Gentry. The company began to arrive at the
Palace soon after seven o'clock, and were conducted into
the ball-room.

Their MAJESTIES and the Royal Party condescended to
notice the happy dancers, and appeared fully to partake of
the happiness of all around them.
Danc►ng was kept up till past ten o'clock, when the
youthful party were ushered into the banquetting-room,
where they sat down to supper. The ball concluded soon
after eleven o'clock, when the Band played " God save the
King."
The KING and QuErw, accompanied by the Landgra-
vine of HESSE Homouto, the Princess AUGUSTA, the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, the
Duke of GLOUCESTER, the Duke of lircustoNn, the Duke
of ARGYLL, and a select party who had the honour of
dining with their MAJESTIES, entered the ball-room about
eight o'clock. The juveniles were then formed into sets
for quadrilles ; the first quadrille was formed by Prince
(ignitor of Cambridge and the daughter of Lady Au-
ceterA FITZCLARENCE, Lord FrrzaLLax and Miss A.
I,Vroaßsr. Lord DESERT and Miss ADELAIDE OTTVAY,
and the Hon. Mr, VILLIErts and Miss %GRAM.

The following Nohilky and Gentry, with the younger
branches of their respective families, were among the com-
pany present, viz. :—The LORD CIIANCP:LLOR, Baroness
BoLow (the lady of the Newsier) Minister), CORDlelik
MUNSTER, Countess WAkwicE, Earl of LIVERPOOL, Lady
JANE PEEL, Lady S. BRIDGE:IIAX, Lady C. DE LA
ZOUCIIE, Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, Sir HUSSEY VIVIAN,
SIT War. JOLLIFPE, Sir D. Scow, Sir MArrintw and
Lady TIERNEY, Sir ROBERT WIDRA3I, Sir ROBERT
OTWAY, and Mrs. GEORGE DAWSON.

The arrangements for the dancing of the juvenile guests
were under the management of Madame Micunu.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE, attended by Colonel Paorr,
arrived in town last evening, from a visit to their
MAJ Villas at the Palace at Brighton.
Prince TALLEYRAND, Ambassador from the King of the
FRENCII, arrived in town on Saturday evening from Paris.

SEPT. 26.

Their MAJESTIES, accompanied by the Royal Family
and Household, attended divine service this morning in
the Chapel Royal.
The Royal Family enjoyed their usual airing yesterday,
with the appearance of the most perfect health. His MA-
JESTY, accompanied by his three sisters, the Princess ELIZA,.
Baru, AUGUSTA, and MARY, drove in as open carriage.—
Her Isleartstv, accompanied by the Royal Brothers, his
Royal highness the Duke of CAMBRIDOIC and his Royal
[lig/melts the Duke of GLOUCESTER, Prince GEORGE of
Cambridge, Mier Furact.e.asNes, Miss D'EsTs, Miss
BOYLE, Mr. Fox, Sir AND Lk*.‘V BARNARD, Colonel F.
FITZCLARENCE, and a numerous suite, rode on horseback.
The cells in the course of the day at he Palace have been
very numerous.
The Duke of CA Ntaßtnoz will leave. for Windsor to day,
where he remains for ten or twelve days. The band of
the Life Guards played on the Steine this evening. The
place was crowded with fashionable company.