The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-27 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CL 0 CK.
New Brunswick Papers to the 28th August, and Prince
Edward's Island Papers to the 30th of August, have been
received at the North and South American Coffee-house, by
the Halifax mail, arrived this morning, having sailed on
the 7th September.
(From the New Brunswick Papers.)
We have undoubted authority for stating that three
aditional Councillors are immediately to be appointed in
this province, and that an equal number are also to be
added to his Majesty's Council in Nova Scotia. This ar-
rangement, we presume, is made in consequence of the de-
termination in future that the Judges shall not be ap-
pointed to seats in the Council.
Prince Edward's Island Papers are void of information.
The accounts from Brussels state, that the law on the
credit of 10 millions of florins, and that in the Foreipi
Office, have been adopted by the two Chambers. The
French officers will now receive their commissions.
The information from Berlin states that General
Rozycki bad entered Kalisch, owing to the Russians having
left a feeble garrison there, and being assisted by the in-
habitants pillaged a great number of German and Hebrew
houses, but on the approach of the Russians the Polish
General retired.
A French paper states that we must recall to mind that
upon the Russians threatening Warsaw the first time the
Government declared that, if the enemy entered the town,
they would retire with the army. They have kept their
word, and Poland is not yet vanquished. The Russian
army has suffered severely at the storming of Warsaw, and
will scarcely be able to follow the Poles, who can establish
their Government in another point, perhaps in Lithuania,
and there commence another war.
The Hamburg steamer still remains due.
THE FUNDS.
Consols, wide', left off yesterday at 523 for the Ac-
count, opened at S 2. Nothing doing as yet.
We understand that the treity of peace between Hol-
land and Belgium is daily expected by Government to be
signed.

HALF•PAST ONE.
We have received the Journal des Debuts of Sunday,
rom which we copy the following :
" BRUSSELS, SEPT. 22.—Count Duval de Beaulieu, our
Ambassador at Berlin, has returned this morning; he was
not received at the Prussian Court. A report prevails to-
day of a new protocol (44th), according to which the con-
ference grants to Belgium all the territory situated on the
ft bank of the Meuse, but we are to renounce all that on
the right, Venloo included. We are to have Zealand,
Flanders, and Luxemburg ; but we must cede to Holland
the half of the sovereignty of MaestriAt, for which she
will pay a proportion of the debt; but we are not as yet
assured that all this is true, and do not attach much credit
to it. M. Lion, secretary of the Minister of Finances, and
M. Bech, left yesterday for London, the first charged on a
special mission to discuss the debt, and the second to
settle the limits."

Extract of a letter front Dantzie, dated Sept. 10 :
" The cholera is abating here ; for several days past we
have only had one or two sick per day, and we may say
the malady has entirely ceased. This happy result we
may attribute to the wise measures of the Commission
San itai re."
From the frontiers of Switzerland of the 17th September
they state that a complete anarchy exists in the Canton of
13,s'e, :he peasants are fighting amongst themselves, and
the Diet are uncertain in regard to the measures they are
to take. Ou the 17th the alarm was beat at Basle, and all
the strangers were obliged to leave the town. 1,000
troops have left with some pieces of artillery, and divided
themselves into three columns, their destimition not known.

We copy the following from a Prince Edward's Island
Paper of the 30th August :—" The brig Venus, from
Dublin, bound io Quebec, with 150 passengers on hoard,
put into Three Rivers, and was supplied with provisions ;
sailed again on the llth inst. ; she was ten weeks out, for
.

tie last ten days of which time the crew and passengers
had been on an allowance of a biscuit each a-day ;
ablut 40 of the passengers remained on the island."
No account as yet of the arrival or the Hamburg
steamer; it is supposed that hazy weather has prevented her
front
We have no political news, in consequence of which
(nl arriving in due time.
the Funds arc rather heavy. Conso's, which were in the
early part' of the day 82i are at present S2l ; for
money to
Little business has been done during
1.
the morning. In the Foreign Matket Brazil Steck is not
o good as yesterday.

THREE O' CL O CK.

Consols, 824
FOUR 0 CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols ........... 82 Danish
63
Ditto for Account 824 Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds.. 471 Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres.... ---. Peruvian ...„
___
Chilian Ditto ..• • Russian 994
Columbian, 1824 Spanish ......
3:1-

Despatches were received this morning at the
Colonial-office from General Sir H. TURNER at Bermudez'
dated August 21, and from Lieutenant- General the Hon.
Sir P. MAITLAND, at Halifax, dated Sept. 7, upon matters
connected with the Colonies.
At one o'clock this day a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign-office in Downing-street.
Lord FITZROY SOMERSET held a levee this
day at the Horse Guards, which was well attended.