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

THII FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY; TWELVE 0' CL 0 WC.
The express from Paris brings the appointment of the Duke
of Nemours to the throne of Belgium, but the report at Paris
was, that he would refuse the acceptance; this report does not
correspond with what Van de Weyer stated in the Congress at
Brussels—that he had just received official notice of the revoca-
tion of the refusal of the Duke of Nemours in case he should be
chosen Sovereign of Belgium. No doubt in a very short time
we shall have some official communication from the French Go_
vcrnment on the above subject.
The Morning Advertiser of to-day has published a most singular
report, no doubt on the tapis at Paris 7
" The Duke of Montemart's mission to St. Petersburgh did not
entirely relate to Poland, except in a secondary point of view, his
chief object being to demand from the Emperor Nicholas the hand
of the young Grand Duchess, 13 years of age, for the Duke of Or-
leans." This affair got wind among sonic of the members of the
Deputies.
The Hampshire Telegraph is rather of a warlike description;
it states that great activity appears to prevail within these few
days at the several ports, in putting in a forward state for com-
mission line-of-battle ships and other vessels of a larger class.
Accounts from Juliers, by the mail this morning, state that the
King of Prussia has ordered a conscription of the young men to
complete the war reserve. This has caused great consternation
in the various towns in Prussia.
From Lisbon they write that Don Miguel has gone to Salve-
terra. Before his departure he prolonged for two months the
subscriptions opened for the loan of two millions of reas. There
is still a great fear entertained there of an attack from the Con-
stitutionalists.

Accounts from Spain state that Ferdinand has issued an am-
nesty by land and sea.
The information from Warsaw, to the W.d of January, states
that the fortresses of Zamorc and Modlin are completely pro-
visioned ; the first is full of troops. Besides the army which is
to act on the offensive, a corps of reserve is to be posted on the
left side of the Vistula.

Ll\ ERPOOL, FEB. s.—The importation this week of Cotton
reached the very high number of 44,144 bags, and the sales were
10,670 bags, at scarcely last week's prices. In Sugar, about S5O
hogsheads, B.P. have been sold at steady prices.

THE FUNDS.
This Funds, which were looking up on Saturday, have rather
receded thismorning, in consequence of the intelligence from the
Continent, as well as our local information in regard to the pre-
parations in our naval ports ; but we are this moment informed,
that Talleyraud has officially communicated to our Government
that the French King and his Ministers will not on any consi-
deration accept the Throne of Belgium tier the Duke of Ne_
mours. Consols, which left otr on Saturday at 130 i, opened at
80% %. At present they are 80% 34.

BRITISH FUNDS.
Ditto, Reduced,
Ditto, New, 891,4
Four per Cent. (1826) S.)7li
India Bonds, 14 15
Exchequer Bills, 33 4

Bank Stock, 200 201
India ditto, 212 13
3 per Cent. Cons. &03i
Ditto, for the Acct. SO .71',xj
2 per Cent. Red. SI%
3% per Cent. 901,6

FOREIG
Brazilian, 56%
Buenos Ayres,
Chiban 18 19
Colombian, 17 18
Danish, 5Y 60%
French 5 per Cent. 93%
Ditto 3 per Cent. 61

FUNDS.
creek, 28 27
Mexican, 35 6
Peruvian, 14 lb
Portuguese, 43 44
Prussian,
Russian, 92%
Spanish, 17yy
_IALF-PAST ONE.
If we can put faith in the private information received this
morning from Paris, that France has positively refused the Crown
of Belgium, that country will still remain in a state of anarchy,
and a new election must take place; but the city politicians and
speculators still think that the French Government are carrying
on some underhanded intrigues, and under some pretence will,
sooner or later, obtain Belgium ; on the other hand, it' the Bel-
gians cannot elect a King sanctioned by the five Powers, the
Prince of Orange will be forced upon them.
The Journal of Liege gives a Setter from the Dutch head
quarters, stating that Gen. Van Geen has replaced the Duke of
Saxe Weimar, and the Dutch army are cantoned from Bois le Due
to Wolkensuert, consisting of 18,500, 3,0011 of which arecavalry.
and the Belgians, on then side, have only 8,500 men. They
state, from Liege, that in case a union takes place with France,
thirty or forty thousand men will be ready in the environs of
Givet to enter into Belgium.
THE FUNDS.
The speculators and the public are anxiously waiting for fur-
ther arrivals from Paris and Belgium, as the politics of France
ai'l
dynasty of Belgium still remain a mystery. Consols,
which were done in
.the early Part of the day at 8014, may be
~-editci'ed the
at tiresent 801 i, alternately buyers and sellers.
In the koreign Market, little or nothing doing.

TII ith'E 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols, 801 I.

Meetings for Reform have become so general,
that o
u n
t scarcely
ovr
aleek passes over but we read of some
y, borough,
parish, having been convened to pe-
nrcel
tion Parliament upon the all-engrossing subject of Par-
liamentary Reform. Their frequency, instead of dimi-
nishing, as iu ordinary cases, their importance, adds to
them ; and their necessity is evident...—Lincoln Times.