The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-29 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at the same price they lef
off yesterday, 93 fur the Account, with little busines,
doing as yet, as the speculators will not operate until the)
are informed of the contents of his Majesty's message thil
evening, which is considered to be of great importance.
ENGLISH FUNDS
Bank Stock, 215% 16% 8% per Cent. 92%
India Stock, abut 4 per Cent. shut
13 per Cent. Cons. shut 4 per Cent.-1826, 105 %
Do. for Account, 23 India Bonds, 80 Al
Ditto Reduced, 22%14 Exchequer Bills. 78 71

TWO O'CLOCK.

We have not a feature worth communicath7ginTegard
to the Funds. Consols have continued the whole of the
morning at 93i to i for the Account.
A change in the Administration is not expected to take
place for the present, but the Message this evening will
inform us more on the subject, which the public are
anxious to ascertain.

The Foreign Market continues in the same state of stag-
nation as that of the British. In Shares nothing doing.
Anglo-Mexican 361 74 ; Bolanos 190 200 ; Brasil
Si 94 ; Imperial 73 74 ; National 2S 94 ; Real del
Monte 61 63 ; United Mexican 15 to 4 ; South Metro-
politan Gas 2H premium ; Chartered 11 ; City 90.

7 HREZ 0' CL 0 CE.

Consols, 931 /.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols Danish
Do. for Ac 93 Greek, 1325 37
Brazilian Bonds 73/ Mexican, 1325 38
Buenos Ayres Peruvian 234
Chilian Do. Russian 110
Co:unibian, 1324, 251 Spanish 18/

LITERATURE.----Messrs. COLBURN and
BENTLEY will very speedily publish the following :-1.
De L'Orme, a Novel, by the Author of "Darnley."-
2. The Midsummer Medley, for 1830, a Series of Comic.
Tales and Sketches, by the Author of " Brambletyel
• House ;" two vols.-3. Rev. S. T. HUGNEE'I Travels
in Greece and Albania, Second Edition, two vols. Bvo.,
with 33 Illustrations,-4, Capt. ALEXANDER'S Travel.
to the Seat of War in the East, two vole.-5. The Sepa-
ration, a Novel, by the Authoress of "Flirtation."-6.
FusEas Six New Lectures on Painting, delivered at the.
Royal Academy.-_7. Clarence, a Tale of our own
Times.-8. The Revolt of the Angels, by EDMUND
READE, Esq., Author of " Cain the Wanderer," &c.-
9. The Third Volume of the Memoirs of Sir TmomAs
MUNRO, edited by Mr. GLtio.-10. The Turf, a Sati-
rical Novel, two vols.—And 11. Narrative of a Journey
lover Land to India, by Mrs. Colonel ELWOOD ; two vols.
with Plates.

VAUXHALL GARDENS.—In consequence of
the Loup CHAMBERLAIN'S permission for all places of
amusement to open until the lying in state and funeral of
our late lamented 111oNaacit takes place, these Gardens
were opened. The evening was particularly favourable,
but this elegant promenade was not so fully attended as
we might have anticipated. The Vaudeville was repeated
with complete success, at the close of which " God save
the King" was snug by the whole of the performers, which
was enthusiastically received. The evening's amusements
concluded with a brilliant display of fire works, by
SOUTHEY, which was terminated by one of the most mag-
nificent hydraulic scenes we ever remember to have wit-
nessed. It consisted of the passage of a gondola, 'with
Britannia supported by Ireland and Scotland, and the dif-
ferent nations of the four Quarters of the Globe, pouring
by commerce their supplies of plenty upon her head.
The figures, &e. of the design are, we understand, by
,FINLAY, of Covent Garden Theatre.