The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-28 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The
Extract of a letter from one of the first commercial houses in
froTmV
INefreaxcieraunz.packet has arrived, it sailed on the 6th May
the city—" We have now to advise you of a further shipment
in Tampico, on account of the duties of this Custom-house,
MEXICO, May 3.—There appears to be an end of the warfare
c 1 ()liars, arid we hope the next packet will take a large
The following notice is posted at the North and South Aine.
am"oinf
hu, "n
south,
0.
uth, and the rest of the Republic continues very quiet.
rican Coffbe-house:—
" Falmouth, June 26.
" I beg to inform you the Nightingale packet has just arrived
from Mexico, with a freight of 250,000 dollars, on merchants' ac-
count, and no passengers, and that she is 32 days from Havannah.
All was quiet there and at Mexico."
Accounts from Warsaw state that the advantages gained by
the army of General Gielgud over that of Sacken are confirmed :
2,000 prisoners, with eight pieces of cannon, have been taken.—
Gielgud was pursuing the enemy on the road to Grodno. Ihe
Polish Minister of War has given notice that there is already a
sufficient number of physicians for the army and military hos-
pitals in Warsaw, and that after the 30th of June no expenses
will be allowed for the journey of those who may arrive after
that date. There are in Warsaw physicians from all parts of
Europe, as well as from Asia, Africa, and America.
The letters received this morning from. Hamburg and Lubeck
state that the cholera has broken out in Archangel. At Ham-
burg and Lubeck they were in a good state of health.
Accounts are received that 100,000 dollars are going to be sent
to England, saved from the Thetis frigate in the Brazils.
The letter published from Prince Leopold to the Belgian De.
puties has caused a little stir in the city, and is construed by the
speculators of the Stock Exchange in various ways. fhe Bulls
say that the pulse of the Congress at Brussels has been previously
felt by the Deputies before the publication of this letter, and
they have no doubt the Congress will give their consent to the
ultimatum. The Bears are of a different opinion, and do not
think there is any thing decisive in that document, and they
will have a hard nut to crack with the King of Holland in regard
to the limits of Belgium at all events.
Consols, which left off yesterday at S3'/, opened at the same
price, and went up to 83% for account, since which they have
receded to 82% 83, at which price they arc at present.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing.

HALF-PAST ONE.

We can state upon unquestionable authority that every thing
with reference to Belgium is arranged upon the most satisfac-
tory terms to all parties, in spite of the quibbles that are
made in certain quarters about Prince Leopold, and we
can assure our readers that the Belgian Deputies, pre—
vious to their departure, have settled all difficulties, and as
they have in no way outstripped their powers, the ratification of
the treaty with the Prince is a matter of course, and will not be
withheld: in fact, the influential members of the Congress are
more eager for the consent of Prince Leopold than any of the
other parties concerned.
Consols continues at present at 82Th 83 for the account.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols, 83
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols
Ditto for Account 82i 3
Brazilian Bonds s2t
Buenos Ayres —
Chilian Ditto
Columbian, 1824 133:

Danish ....... •••
Greek, 1825.•.•
Mexican, 1825. 39
Peruvian ........
Russian .......... 914
5pani5h.......... 151

In Lemberg, on the 11th inst. the number 01
individuals attacked by the cholera, since its first appear-
ance, amounted to 861, of whom 462 had died and 117
recoverel—Harnbury Reporter.
The Austrian Government has ordered a
cordon to be drawn.between Gallicia and Hungary, to pre-
vent the cholera from being introduced from the former
into the latter province,-,—/laniburg Rep7rler.