The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The express from Paris has brought a considerable fall in
the French Rentes of about 2y per cent. and the estafette letters
quote them at 57f. 80c. ; this decline has caused some curiosity
amongst the speculators, to ascertain the true motive.
The fall in the French Funds might be in consequence of the
following paragraph in a French paper:—
(From the Journal of Metz.)
We confirm what we stated yesterday. Several military di-
visions, whose head-quarters are here, have received orders to
proceed immediately to the Frontiers of Belgium."
Consols, which left off yesterday at 83% for the Account, opened
rather heavy this morning at 8.44 's‘, and at present they are
82% 83.
In the Foreign Market it is settling day, but it is not a heavy
account to adjust ; the great difference to settle is in Brasil
Stock, about 5 per cent. fluctuation during the account.

HALF-PAST ONE.

The Swedish and Norwegian Comstil-General has gives notice
that it has been officially communicated to him, that the autho-
rities in the kingdom of Sweden and Norway have declared the
ports of Riga, Polangen, and Dantzic as infected with the cholera
morbus ; and the entire coast (including all the islands of the
same, from the river Oder to the extreme eastern boundary of
Jutland) are suspected of being so. Ships of war have been de-
spatched to give notice of the above measures to masters of
vessels at sea.
Although the French Funds have experienced a considerable
fall, it has had but little effect on our Funds. Consols have
been fluctuating during the morning from S2VA to Eti for the
account ; at present they areBl% sa
It is reported in Paris that Casimer Perier was going out of
office, but it was not credited,

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols, 83.

OLD BAILEY.-(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.

This morning these Sessions commenced, before the LORI'
MAYOR, SHERIFFS, RECORDER, ALDERMEN, an,
other City authorities. The Judges were Mr. Justice GAZELEI
and Mr. Justice.JAMES PARKS.
Thomas Sawyer, a soldier, aged 21, stood indicted for assault.
ing Hugh Grimes, and stealing from his person the sum of 155.0 d.
his property.—Acquitted.'
een again, an,.
lfillsarn Young, aged 32, stood indicted for breaking and en-
tering the house of Robert Gordon, at Harmondsworth, in th,
night of the lath of May last.
It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor and his wilt
were in bed on the night in question, when the latter was awoke
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discovered house,inducedbutwtahsat the cottagetogo hadto
open, and a watch, some silk handkerchiefs, some bacon, am:
other articles had been stolen.---Guilty, Death.
Thomas Bartley was indicted for stealing a gold watch froir
were'as semnitssaedfte;r suspicion
him, but
the shop of Messrs. Dwernhouse and Co., the watchmakers, it:
Davies_street, 13erkeley.square. The prisoner went into tll,-
shop and presented a petition, craving charity ; his petition was
not attended to, and he lett the shop; the moment the prisoner
left, a gold watch, which had been put up ready to be sew
fellhom teilionantdhewaslying, t
they did not succeed in overtaking him. In a day or two after,
Mr. Anderson, the clerk to whom the prisoner applied for cha-
rity, met him accidentally upon Westminster-bridge, and im-
'nediately recognized him, and he was taken into custody. The
watch was subsequently found pledged at a pawnbroker's in the
Westminster-road, where it had been deposited by the prisoner
for 3/. The value of the watch was estimated at five guineas.
The prisoner made no defence, but called awitness, who gaye
him a good character.—Guilty.