The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-02 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We have seen letters this morning from Memel, of the 22.1 of
June, brought by the Dutch steamer, which represent the insur.
gents in'Russian,Poland as going on very eivourably,and gaining
considerable ground, and that the Russians had been obliged to
evacuate Kowno. It is also expected that they will not be able
to keep their position at Wilna.
We have also, by the above steamer, received the Dutch Pa-
pers, which tend to confirm the letters from Memel. They state
that the fear which was entertained of General Gielgud's e•cpedi-
lion being pursued by a superior Russian corps has entirely va-
nished, the Russian corps charged to pursue him consisting only
of two regiments of cavalry sent to Siewalki. Dombrouski, who
passed the Niemen to join General Chrapowski,was proceeding on
\Vilna, which' place was still blockaded by the insurgents. Wilna
had a garrison of 6,000 Russian infantry and 2,0v0 cavalry, with
thirty pieces of cannon. Generals Lucken, Slacken, and Ann en-
kofl; are at Kawen, with five thousand men and twenty-four
and the Samogitians, above the Niemen, are
commanded by Oginski, Zaluski, Potocki, and a young lady, the
Countess of Platen, who has formed a regiment of Hulans.
General Sierakowski was to proceed to Olita, in Lithuania, to join
General Chrapowsk , and at the same time General Gielgud was
to pass the Niemen, to proceed to Rossienna, in Samogitia. 'lt is
also stated that General Chrapowski has had an engageinent
with the Russians, and taken eighteenpieces of cannon ; an-
pieces of cannon ;
other combat has also taken place at Skpidel, in which he took
two pieces of cannon ; after which General Chrapowski marched
on Lida, where he dispersed a Russian regiment of the line and
a division of hussars.
In regard to the operations of the principal army of the Poles,
the Gazette of if asserts that General Jankowski has had
a combat, which was unfavourable to the Russians; that nu-
merous corps of Russians have appeared in the environs of
Sierozki, and that some hundreds of Cossacks had passed the
Narew, but on the approach of a squadron of Polish cavalry
they again repassod the river. It is certain that General Daridotf
has lost a leg in a combat with General Chrzanowbki.
The accounts received at Lloyd's the other day of a revolution
•at Pernambuco now turn out to be void of truth. The letters
fig the vessel which arrived at Dover, after being detained four
days, were delivered this morning. They are dated 9th May,
and do not mention anything on the subject.
Great anxiety is felt in time city on account of the non-arrival
of the Flanders mail, also of our not having au express from
Brussels of the important events in the Congress on the 30th of
June. Had anything unfavourable taken place there, we might
have had the news by the telegraph at Calais or Lisle.
Consols, which lett off yesterday at 82% 83 for the Account
opened at the same price this morning. At present nothing is
doing.
In the Foreign Market Brazil Stock has improved.
BRITISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 199)4 200% 33 per Cent. Red.
India ditto, Ditto, New,
3 per Cent. Cons. Four per Cent. (18-26) 98% }6
Ditto, for the Acct. S'27 83 India Bonds, 1 disc. par
3 per Cent. Red. 813 3 Exchequer Bills, 8 9
3% per Cent. Elf%

HALF-PAST ONE.
‘‘. edo not hear of any arrivals from Ostend to the present
hour, nor have we any political news. This death of informa-
tion has caused a stagnation in our Funds, and Consols have
been during the whole of the morning at 527 S 3 for the
Account, with scarce a bargain doing. It is now suspected
that the Ostend steamer has been kept back to bring the
final result of the deliberations of the Congress at Brus_
sells, which in all probability might have continued for two
days, if so, we cannot have any thing from that quarter,
(with the exception of a telegraphic despatch received at Calais)
till late this evening.
In the Foreign Market little doing, except in Brazil Stock,
which has improved to .51.
Consols, 8271

THREE O'CLOCK