The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-23 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY).

CITY, T WEL Ir.R 0' CL CK.
Office of the Philadelphia Gasette, August 28 :
''Private letters by the Caledonia have just reached this
City to a highly respectable house, announcing the opening
Itt the West India ports to the American flag."
From the Montreal Papers to the 27th of August,
teeeived at the North and South American Coffee-house :
'go our last we gave insertion to see sal articles relative to
tll_ Claims or expectations of the Acans that they will
1,
Permitted to participate in this valuable commerce."
The following is from the St. John's Courier of the
'Oh instant We are informed that letters have been
tteeived from the agents for the provinces, in which they
tdmit the prcbability that the West India ports may be
altened to American vessels, and that as a protection to
the North American Colonies the duties now imposed upon
articles of foreign growth and manufactures would be en-
Creased, to enable these colonies to compete with the Ame-
Ilexes upon fairer terms than in the year 1825. Heine-
tentations have been made to Government by the West
lathe Committee against the high duties upon the pro-
ducts of the West Indies. It appears a'so that a disposi-
tion prevails to admit foreign corn of all kinds."
Cape of Good Hope Papers have been received at the
forth and Schuh American Coffee house to July 11.
They vanillin the following extract of a letter from a settler
at Preemantle, Swan River, dated March 18 :
" The Governor has returned this day from an excur-
tion to Cape Naraliate and Porte Vasse, but he re-
tt'ltts nothing more favourable of the land, than that
tOre are now settled here end in Cockburn Sound
ut seven hundred persons, including the last arrivals by
Warrior. A large ship, the Prince Regent, from
irthart Town, put in here for water ; she had on board
°
,)2" 460 p. The cargo is to be disposed of. Six
Ilti,ondred sheep
have been offered to Government at 225.
heSd.: The remainder are to be slaughtered. Flour,
cheat, and bread, all will sell high for at least two
9alotio h, eormo,
Accounts have been received from Guadeloupe of the
tttensive failure of Guyed the house of Segend, which has
t4ttee ed a aulPentiou of businesa there. It is feared it will
..m other houses to stop payment. The beat bills there
Nlithot be discounted under two per cent. per month.
Itset elite/Italia/ de Pyrennees states that on the 6th in-
to.r •r e ohs/
off 400 hPeniardsead again violated the French territory,
of cattle.
Consols THI FUNDS.
Off oPened this morning at the same price they left
esti'lMer4l% via., 884 for the account, with little or
1,1.41 doing 114 ye t
ist4f * ,
4.. !it* from Pans is anticipstt.sl by a Morning
urln the Foreign ktatket there is nothing doing as yet--
es nominal.
14 tot* EN GUSH
tuna at
kr. cent.
. tots .114')6
liiltritettgat* MI4 %

FUNDS
1% per Cent. 98%
4 per Cent. new,
4 per Cent. 18426,
Iniia Bonds, 61 3
Exchequer Bills, 66 8
FUND&
Greek, 311,i(
Mexican, 37%
Peruvian, IS
Portuguese, 58 U 1
Prussian,
Russian 101 a
Spilaish, 24% %
TIV O 0' CL OCR.
C°11,1411 continue steady, alternately buyers and sellers,
La,6 "
8i for
the P
slat the Account ; for Money 891/.
orrign Market nothing doing.
NI, ed yesterday in our City article that the
064 kin troops were expected to enter Brussels in few
, which is now confirmed by a Proclamation of the
"see sit the Netherlands.

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iitong's, Elfii I.
tt,,40M15..---At a public meeting yesterday
ytiplin, the half-yearly accounts were reported, and 200!.
:Ito the Sh It Society Fund.
ipwrec
iti ilte report circulated a few days ago respect-
st..turricane in the West Indies is confirmed. A frigate
dik„,"ur
'64itled merchant vessels were seen in
the Gulf passage

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