The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-13 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We have received, by express, the Paris Morning Pnpers
of Monday.
(From the Courier Francais.)
BRUSSELS, APRIL 9.—We have it from a good source
that the Government are going immediately to make an
appeal to the volunteers; they are to be formed in eight
battalions, and to be immediately organised and marched
to the depot nearest the points menaced.
TONGRES, ArRIL 7.—Within a few days there have
arrived at Maestricht more than 1,500 men disguised as
peasants, to reinforce the garrison.
Letters received today announce that the enthusiasm
of the Poles is so great for the cause of liberty, that all
the Nobles in the Duchy of Posen, able to bear arms, al-
though with the risk of the confiscation of their
property by the Prussian Government, have ahan•
doned their property to go into Poland. Lately a
new regina;flhansleibeencomfip,roie at
composed
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valryts of the
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Duchy of f Posen. The Polish army consists at present of
90,000 men, well armed, of which 25,000 are superb
cavalry, with a great number of scythe-bearers, and with
so fine an army the cause of Poland must triumph.
The new Journal of Paris was seized this day.
In the Chamber of Deputies 122 voices were for the
withdrawing, the law which expelled from the French
territory the eldest branch of the Bourbons.
We read the following in the Beige of yesterday :
A great number of the inhabitants of the province of
Luxembourg have formed a project to send a deputation
to the French Generals, to put themselves at their head.
TPIE FUNDS.
By the express from Paris, which we have recei-ied this
orning, we find that the French Funds have fallen about
3 per cent.: they come 54f. 50c. In consequence of this
17)e9en, announcedfr mnY
a7t9
decline our Funds havea also given way. Consols, which
leftofr yesterday at'794 for the acesunt, opened at 794 k,
'tl-118e0S.tock Exchange.
He is of old standing, but not one of the first date. This is
consequently more may be expected.
pay-day'
Nothing doing in the Foreign Market.
HALF-PAST ONE.
Tire Dutch steamer has just arrived, with the Dutch
I papers to the 12th inst. : they do not contain any further
tulptererslernast
I accounts from Poland.
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THY FUNDS.
There are about four failures in the Stock Exchange to
the present hour,--three of them declared in the house,
and one out of the house ; but they are of minor import-
ance. Report says that a very heavy failure has been pri-
vately settled. The lowest that Consols have been done at
this morning was 79, and the highest 79i- i; at pre-
sent they are 79i to with a heavy market.
By the express this morning, all the letters received at
Paris from Berlin agree that the accounts from Poland are
favourable, and that the Polish army is formidable, both
in infantry and cavalry. Most of the' Nobility from the
province of Posen have proceeded to join the Poles.
The alteration of the Reform Bill has caused some ex-
citement in the city.
In the Foreign Market little doing. •

THREE 0' CL CK.

Consols 79i.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES
Consols ........... 79 Danish 571
Ditto for Account 78i i Greek, 1825 2O
Brazilian Bonds.. 571- Mexican, 1825 —
Buenos Ayres.... 4 Peruvian —
Chilian Ditto .... Russian 88:1,
Columbian, 1824 Spanish ......
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APOLEON'S PRESENTIMENT.—He used
often to say to me, " You see, BOURRIENNE, how tempe-
rate and how thin I air, ; but in spite of that, I cannot
help thinking that at forty I shall become a great eater,
and get very fat. I foresee that my constitution will un-
dergo a change. I take a great deal of exercise, but yet I
feel assured that my presentiment will he fulfilled." This
idea gave him great uneasiness, and as I observed nothing
which seemed to warra❑t his apprehensions, I omitted no
opportunity of assuring him that they were groundless.
But he would not listen to ine, and all the time that I
was about him be was haunted with this presentiment,
which in the end was but too well verified.—Bourrienne's
Atemoirs of Napoleon.