The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-01 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWJLTE O'CLOCK.
Our arrivals this morning only consist of a Malta and Lisbon
mail. The former sailed on the liith November, and the latter
on the :31st. The information they bring is of minor Impor.
tance than what is at present on the tapir on the Continent.
We learn by the Express from Paris this morning, that France
begins to be rather alarmed at the arming of other Powers, and
is going to make an extra levy of 80,000 men. This information
has rather damped our Funds, as well as our local situation,
in regard to the disturbances in the various parts of the country,
as the incendiaries appear to be drawing near London.
Consols, which left oil' yesterday at tiei4% for the Account,
opened at S'2%N,, (the same for money), and at which price they
continue at present, with little doing.
EN tiLISH ttINOS
Bank Stock, 20214 3t 3io per Cent. SO%
India Stock, 211114 19% Ditto New 1/2!‘
3 per Cent. Cons. 89► )i 4 per 'Cent. 18•28 ON 9
Do. for Account, tit India Bonds, 5 '7
Ditto Reduced, 8114 Exchequer Bilis, Id 18

HALP-P.AS 71 ONE.
Consols have receded since the early part of the snorning,
when they were 8:114 for the Account to tr.1!,4, at present they
are ft 2 I %, and 82% buyers for Money. Owing to the scarcity
of money .stock there is a drawback of 1-16 per cent. We do
not hear any political news.
In the Fore,gn Market nothing doing except in Spanish Bonds,
which nre 1514
We hear that Use French Government have sent large orders
to Birmingham fur barrels and locks for muskets; as they can
manufacture the stocks of the muskets cheaper in France.
It is reported that the new levy in France of HMO men is to
snake up the deficiency for the army in Algiers, andother troops
which are sick; but this cannot be correct, for some time ago
there was an extraordinary levy of troops In France for that
purpose.
TWO O'CLOCK.

We understand that another great failure has taken place this
morning of a home in the West India trade, caused by the
failure last week of the house in the same trade. Consols 824 As
for the Account.
THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols, Bei
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols sei
Ditto for Account 82
Brazilian Bonds —
Buenos Ayres —
Chilian Ditto 2ll
Coluthbian, 18t4, P 7

Dani5h........... 581
Greek, 1825.
Mexican, 1825.
Peruvien
Russian 95
Spanish ...... Ihi

LIVERPOOL ELECTION.

SIXTH DAY-.MONDAY.

Dettibuni 2 O2O
Swart 2,008

Majority' fur the tith time l2
From 40/. to 601, were given to the voters this day.
To-morrow it is expected will close the poll.
(Pitn the Albion.)
It may not be uointeresting, at the present period, to
state the number of freemen who polled at two civic elec-
tions, in which money was an openly and notoriously given
for vo•ee as it was during the past week. The first
was the contest which took place, in the year 1821,
between the present Mr. Alderman Leyland, (tben
Bolan) and the late Mr. Alderman Molyneux, for the
Mayoralty. The poll was kept open four days. The
numbers polled on each day of the election were as

lows ; --""

Find day Bullin. Molyneux.
700 710
Second day 1,051) 1,050
Third day
Fourth day 1,610 1,567
Total number of freemen potted 3,100.
The second contest sprung up in the year 1h27, when
Mr. Mr. Alderman Porter was opposed to Mr, Alderman Ro-
binaon. • This, the most-niernurable civic election, lasted
six days, and caused an expenditure of from 12,000/. to
I tp,0004 The following was the daily state of the poll:---
. , Porter. Robinson.
First day.
'Second day BOO WO
Third day
Fourth d iy.
Filth day.
sixth day. 1,160 1,7415
Total number of t'reemen polled". 9,545