The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-19 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Although his Majesty's health is nearly restored,
and no more bulletins expected to be published, our
Funds are not so good as when they left off on Sa-
turday, at 93i for the Account, and opened at the
the same price this morning, since which they have
been done at D 2 93 92i- for Money.
Nothing doing us yet in the Foreign Market.
In the John Bull (Calcutta Paper) of the 1St!!
Dee., there are very long accounts of the speeches
at a public meeting of the natives and merchants, to
petition against the East India Company's mono•
poly, which was carried.

The private letters from Mexico appear to b 8
very satisfactory ; all was tranquil there, and con-
fidence beginning to be restored.
£NGLISI-i FONDS.
Bank Stock, 216 17 31 per Ct. 99ti
India Stook, 2422 3A New 4 per (;cat., 10114 %.1
3 per Cent Guns. 921 4 per Ct. 1826, 104./
Do. for Account, 922 India Bonds, 82 S
Ditto Beauced, 91 1 Exchequer Bills, 79 80

FOREIGN FUNDS.
Greek, 444 51
Mexican, 33/ 4-1
Peruvian, 2!/ 3
Portuguese, 60/ I
Prussian,
Ruseian, II I
Spanish, 164 17
TWO V CLOCIC

Brazilian, 733- 4
Bsc-nos Ayres, 33 5
Chilian,
Colombian, 23-41
Danish, 754-
French, 5 per Cent. 10fl 7
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 533- 43-

The City is again alarmed by surmises and reports
in regard to his Majesty's health. It is again the
current report that the King has had a relapse,
which originates from large sales of stock being ef•
fected by the same parties who had the fist infor•
,nation of his illness. It is a great neglect that
Bulletins are not issued, which would be a saving of
thousands of pounds to the public, and prevent
the gambling on such an unfortunate occasion.
Consol,,, which were in the early part of the day
at 93h, have receded to 94- 4- for the Account, and
at present they are 92i -a, and for Money 92-1.
In the I'ore►gn Market Spanish has fallen 1 per
Cent. owing to the expedition sailing from Cadiz.
Mexican Bonds are also lower, and the other foreign
securities are also heavy.
Consols 94

Y HREE 0' CL 0 CK.

It is stated by a contemporary, that there is
no probability of a marriage between Miss Di v, late
Lady ELLENBOR.OUGH, and the German Prince ScuwART"
ict:nrac, as the Emperor of AUSTRIA will not permit
Prince of the German Empire to degrade himself by
espousing a divorced wife. It ought to be recollected, we
think, that this divorced wife was the wife of a British
Cabinet Minister, and that until she was degraded by this
German Prince, she was, in point of rank and station,
much his superior. It would be a sad refinement in vtl"
lainy, to find a man assigning as a ground for the non-
performance of an act of justice, a degradation of society
of which he alone had been the cause,••-Ixtelligence.

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