The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-15 00:00:00

TIIE FUNDS,-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CLOCK,
The Indicateur of Bordeaux pretends that, in consequence of
the Spanish forces being increased on the frontiers, the French
Government are going to take precautions, by establishing a
camp of from 20 to 30,000 men in the environs of Bsyonne.
Several Chiefs of the Spanish patriots have already passed Bor.
deaux, amongst whom is Valdez.
It appears by accounts from the Hague that the Prince of
Orange has regained the good favour of his father, and it is
stated that he is charged with an important mission to England.
It also appears that the King of Holland has personally come
forward to the assistance of the Treasury and is going to nego-
tiate in England a loan of two millions sterling, on the guarantee
of his own private fortune, which is said to be considerable.LlVEßPOOL, Nov. 13,--The import this week of Cotton is
14,5313 bags, and the sales 8,020 bags, at a farther decline of Nd.
per lb. There has been an unusually dull week in our Colonial
Produce Market, and only 130 hhds. of Sugar have been sold at
former prices; with 200 bags of East India, at 325. Od. to 83s.
THE PONDS.
Consols, which left offon Saturday at 83% % for the Account,
opened this morning with an improvement, at 84%, when
200,0001. were purchased by a leading Broker, which caused them
to get up to 84% ; at present they may be quoted 841 %.
The speech of M. 1 otter, at the opening of the Congress at
Brussels, is mild and pacific, and gives general:satisfaction to the
public. Upon the whole, there appears to be a general improve-
ment in the state of affkirs in Europe.
The Express from Paris brings the Rentes higher.
In the foreign Market, Spanish lower-14%.
KNGLISI FUNDS
Bank Stock, 2a4;4 934 3I per Cent. 0334
India Stock, 2.07 8 Ditto, New 94% 5
3 per Cent. Cons. 84% 5 4 per Cent. It+.2d, 100% 34
Do. for Account, e4ii India Bonds, 20
Ditto Reduced, 84% Exchequer bills, 32 4
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Greek, 24%
Mexican, 3711
Peruvian, 14% 15%
Portugese, 40 51
Prussian,
Russian, 97 8
, Spanish, 15% ;4'
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
An unusual degree of interest is excited in the City this morn.
ing, as to the result of the debate in the House of Commons re-
specting the Civil List, and a strong feeling prevails that Mi.
meters will be left in a minority, and that their resignation will
follow.
Confidence among moneyed men, as well as the speculators in
the Funds, appears to be completely restored. In the funds this
morning a tendency to rise exists, mid the quiet state of the mar.
ket forms a strong contrast to the alarm and panic which pre-
vailed on this day week, and the Funds are now about 7 per cent.
higher.
There are late accounts from the Russian capital this morning
which bring additional information respecting the progress of the
cholera morbus at Moscow and other places in that direction.
The dates from St. Petersburgh are to the 30th ult. The capital
remains perfectly healthy, and a confident hope prevailed that
the cholera would not reach that place. The exchange on Lon-
don was at 10 11-16ths. There had been shipped off 146,880
casks of tallow for British ports.
The accounts from Moscow are to the 17th ult. The cholera
c ,ntinued to prevail, and the number of deaths between the last
statement and the I Ith ult. had been 97. About 553 had the dis.
order. At Jarisloff and Rybinsk the deaths continued pretty
large, and at all places the deaths of the men nearly doubled
those of the women.
The private letters from Antwerp this morning :state that the
inhabitants continued in a most excited state; trade was at a
stand, and the poorer classes suffbring severely.
The exportations of precious metals are at present very large
—upwards of 300,000 os. of gold and silver bars and coin having
been shipped off within the last two or three days.
E 0' CLOCK.
We have received the Journal du Commerce of Antwerp,
dated the 14th of November, from which we give the following
extract
The 'Change this day was thrown into the greatest agitation
by the afiliir of the Bull Packet, which excited the greatest in.
dlgnation and discontent. The vessel entered the port last night
in defiance of the armistice as well as against the defence of the
chief of the squadron stationed in the port. The deputation
which went to the citadel in consequence of' the above affkir re-
turned at eight o'clock in the evening; they were received by
General Chasse, who was indignant with the conduct of the
Captain of the said verse). General Nypels, fearing that the
town would be exposed to a second bombardment, which was to
have recommenced at eight o'clock, sent on board the Hull
Packet two persons to observe that no merchandise was landed,
M. (torten , Commander of the port, also sent on board four
men, and General Nypels ordered that the locks of the basin
should not be opened without a written order: The above vessel
was to go out of the basin into the river on the Bth,"
The Funds appear very buoyant, and have got up since Satur-
day) % doer cent. Consols have been done, within a short period,
at 85 fbr the account, at present they are 81% 76, and for next ac-
count, 853 there is still a great scarcity of money stock, and a
number of limited orders have been received from Scotland for
the purchase of stock. It is said that the basis for the settlement
of the affairs between Belgium and Holland has been agreed
upon, as well as the armistice for the suspension of hostilities.
The public are anxiously. looking to the debate Of to.morro-v
on Reform, and persons well informed are of an opinion that the
Duke will have a large majority.
We understand that the
leaving oft of the Three per Cents. at
Paris is tktf. 10c.
In the Foreign market little doing, except in Stanish Bonds,
which are about 151 j.
TWO O'CLOCK.
Console may be quoted at 841 f.
THREE 0' CL O.OK.
Console, 84. f.

Brazilian 61 2 -
Buenos igres,
Chllian,
Colombian, 17% 18
Danish, 61 2
French 5 per Cent. 0334 4%
Ditto 3 per Cent. 63 4