The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-09 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

We hear that two expresses have arrived from Paris, hut their
contents have not as yet transpired.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 8.23 for the account,
opened at the same price, but the unfavourable news from Can-
ton has rather damped the market, as well as the information
from Sunderland, which positively states that the cases were the
cholera. Still the private letters state, that no great alarm pre-
vailed at Sunderland, and that the hospitals were preparing to
receive the sick. This has caused Consols to recede to 812 Vi

HALF-PAST ONE.
We have received by express the Constitutionnel of Monday.
from which we copy the following :
The accounts from Algiers continue unfavourable ; they
also state that a malignant fever had broken out to an alarming
extent amongst the troops.
They write from Bahia, that the French residing at' Per-
nambuco have formed a battalion of themselves, and united with
the English established there; and the sailors of the ships
of both nations in the harbour have powerfully contributed
to re-establish order. No Frenchman was killed, but a
young Englishman was mortally wounded. Having got rid of the
disbanded soldiers who have been a disgrace to the country, we
have full confidence that tranquillity will be maintained. Busi.
ness has been resumed.
The express from Paris has brought the French Three per
•
Cents. at 68f.
Consols have continued the whole of the morning at 82%, al-
ternately buyers and sellers, with little doing. '
The accounts from China are to the 26th of May. Report states
that our factory at Canton has been plundered by the Chinese, but
00t fired or pulled down. It is the old grievance which has been
be cause.
There is little or nothing doing in the Foreign Market as yet.
THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols, 82i.

Three vessels are named by an Evening Paper
as having been stopped in the Downs and river, on a
charge of intended contravention of the Foreign Enlist-
ment Act. It is understood that they have been proved
to he French purchases made in the river ; and that bond
has been given that they shall proceed to a French port ac-
cording to their clearances, while the Government has been
invited to send a cutter to see them into harbour. Two
British subjects, known for their attachment to the prin-
ciples of Don MiouEL, are stated to have been the authors
of the information which led to the detention.—Morning
Chronicle.

LINCOLN COUNTY MEETING.—We last
week adverted to the requisition praying the High Sheriff
of this county to convene a meeting to petition Parlia-
ment for Reform, and expressing confidence in his Ma.
jesty's Ministers; a copy of the requisition was signed by
more than 90 inhabitants of this town ; it is understood
that the meeting will take place on Friday, the 16th.--
Boston Gazette.

,BoROUGHNIONGERS.—Great interest has been
excited among the Members of the Lower House respecting
the original of the character of Lexley in the new novel
of'" Pin Money," and various individuals are pointed out
as having sat for the portrait of this cheapener of boroughs
and retailer of votes.

Butter rose 4s. per cwt. in this city since Sa
turd.), labt.--Limeriik