The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-14 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The express from Paris this morning is important. Paris still
continues in an agitated state, and the populace there express
great hatred against the Russians ; and according to all appear-
ance a continental war may be expected to take place, as a new
decree has been issued for the calling out of eighty thousand of
the young men of the class of 1830. It was also reported there
that the French Ambassador at the Court of Vienna had returned
to Paris. The formation of the new French Ministry had not been
decided upon, but it was positively known that Lafitte had given
in his resignation, which had been accepted by thel,ing.
It is now evident that we, as well as severar-ollicial per-
sons in this country, have been deceived respecting the taking
of Warsaw by the Russians at the time it was stated ; for there
are accounts from Berlin, of the 6th instant, which are silent on
the subject, nevertheless great fear is entertained that that un.
fortunate event will not be delayed much longer, owing to the
overwhelming force of the Russians.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 75%ti for the account,
opened this morning at 7.5!i%, soon after went op to 75y, 76,
owing to the great scarcity of stock mid plenty of money in the
market. Consols are at present 75%N. -Little business doing in
the Foreign Market as yet.
We have no arrivals of consequence in point of ship letters.
A Lisbon mail has arrived, but its contents have already
appeared.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Canton Papers to the 13d November have been received at the
North and South American Coffee-house, from which we' give
the following

We, the" President and Select Committee, do hereby give
public notice to all British residents in Canton, that in conse-
quence of a threat of the Chinese Government to send an armed
force to the factory, with the avowed purpose of seizing British
subjects, a body of seamen will be retained in the Company's fac-
tories for the protection of all British subjects who inlay feel de,
sirous to resort to them.,
CANTON, OCT. `2o.—The object, for the attainment of which
defensive position was assumed, having been gained by written
assurances from the Governor of the inviolability of the fac-n
tors, the armed sailors, &c. returned to their respective ships
on Sunday the 31st ult.
(70479ERCIAL REMARKS.—The late discussions with the Chi-
neie Government have rather interrupted commercial operations;
but as they have led.tke a favourable result it is expected that
trade will again improve. " "
In Cotton few sales have been made; prices on a decline.
In deliveries of Opium the last month may be considered as
moderate ; prices have generally fallen.
White fine goods anti woollens are much reduced in value by
the late arrivals.
The ships bound to Calcutta find it difficult to procure freights,
many halve returned with light cargoes.
consols, ;±„ hich were looking up in the early part of the morn.
ing, and were done At 7, roc tke Acecuilt, haic' cried
to 75% i 4, owing to a supposition that the affitirs of France have a
warlike appearance ; but the private letters from Paris are of a
contrary tendency, and state that it is the opinion there, that tie
affairs of Italy and the Roman States will be amicably adjusted
between Austria and France, as it is said that the new Ministry
coming into power in Paris are of a very moderate description,
and will try to preserve peace.
In the Foreign Market little doing.

T I IRE.E 0' CL 0 CIE

Cossol4, 7513.