The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-22 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
Ten foreign mails are now due from Hamburg and Holland,
but we hear that one Dutch mail has arrived at Harwich. The
letters are not expected up till late this afternoon or to-morrow
morning. This delay prevents us from knowing the final de-
termination of his Dutch Majesty, for no doubt, ere this, he
must have received the answer from the Emperor of Russia, by
which he will be guided.
They write from Vienna, 9th Nov., that Prince Metternich
has arrived in that capital, and it is expected that the Emperor
of Austria will soon follow him. The communic.itions are still
frequent between the above Court and that of France, which arc
supposed to relate to Poland. The moment the affairs of Bel_
gium and Holland are settled, all the armies on the Continent
will be greatly reduced, and it was expected that the King of
Holland would be obliged to adopt the 9.4 articles.
The private letters from Warsaw give a most deplorable state
of that capital. Russian battalions arc bivouacking in the streets,
and cannon are placed in the public places. All individuals who
are suspected as having taken a part in the revolution are strictly
watched- Almost every day are seen to pass the bridge of Praga
unfortunate persons, escorted by Cossacks, of all ages and sexes,
going to 'Moscow ; but the end of their journey is no doubt
Siberia. In the towns of the provinces the Nobles are under stir.
veillance in their castles by strong detachments, who are lodged
in them ; and to complete this dreadful situation of affairs a great
number of villages are entirely deserted.
Accounts from Lima state that the French shipping have left
for Valparaiso, to demand satisfaction for an insult offered to the
French Consul there.

THE FUNDS.
Up to this hour we have no accounts from Sunderland to be
depended upon, and to give reports would only tend to deceive
the public.
The great anxiety of the public for the fixed time of the
meaing of Parliament is now allayed, by the appearance of the
Gazette, which fixes it for Dec. (ith ; this has caused a general
satisfaction in the city, and has tended to improve the funds,
Consols, which left off ye-terday at 83, opened at 8344 i, after-
wards were done at 83% for the account. At present they are
with little doing.
In the Foreign Market little doing as yet.
HALF•PAST ONE.

We have no arrivals of foreign information at present, but
our local politics, in a few days, will be of great importance;
Parliament will meet, and the field of battlebe again on the plains
of Reform.
Consols, which were in the early part of the morning at €.33i,
are at present 83 to with little or nothing doing, Most'cf
the Foreign Funds have improved.
THREE CL Q CK.
Console, 83k.

The reports which have bee❑ for some time
current, as to the instability of the new London bridge,
are such as imperatively call for an authentic contradiction
or admissiOn of their truth.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.-(T

Shortly after Two o'clock this afternoon Lords
and HOLLAND and the Duke of RICHM'
Commissioners, took their seats on the woolsack
Lords, and the Commons having been summon
Lord BROUGHAM declared the Parliament
rogued to Tuesday the 6th December next.
The only Peer present, besides the Lords Coin
Lord Teynham.