The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-19 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.
tbeLters received from St. Petersburgh this morning, of
from' of August, old style, state that a dreadful storm
1 the South-west raged in and near St. Petersburgh,
4 Part of the town was inundated, but the warehouses
as the Custom-house escaped from being damaged.
ships received damage. There were only eleven
-‘ of the cholera—three recovered and three died.
THE FUNDS.
tIVe have an ample supply of information this morning,
fate More particularly the confirmation of the unfortunate
t 5 'Warsaw, and the remains of the Polish army must
11 toake the best bargain with the Russians they can for
Will: selves before they arc surrounded. The express from
4,11.:' is also of great itnportance ; it tends to show the
IV:`ng of the French nation inn regard to the surrender of
k:lkt'7, and the grand question is, whether the Peace
det'oisters will be able to keep in office. A few days will
to rin,e this point.. The great agitation which prevails
flea p French capital no doubt will lie increased by the
0 debate expected to estak place this evening in the
taut,.4:'e of Deputies. It is lid that Casimir Perier's
11e Was attacked by the mob, and escaped only by the
"'toes. of its horses.
16 Augsburgh Gazettc says, that the French Ambass
odor, at Berlin, was received with great coolness at
t44t, and was expected to leave. The Poles being now
tifi„utd, it is expected that Prussia and Russia will throw
""e mask, and speak in a d.fferent tone to the French
regard to the affairs of Belgium. Not a ship letter has
stri„ ,
"e". Our funds have experienced as yet but a slight
ii-Pression. Consols, which left off on Saturday at 821 1
seeount, opened at 84, and have receded to 811 .4, for
°4Y
e Ala.rquis Palmella atrived in London yesterday,
Terceira.

HALF-PAST ONE.
f./IVe have just received the renc Paper I?volution
unday, from which we extract theh followinge
4 CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, SEPT. 17.
A " We are informed that a carriage, in which were C.
atelier and Sebastiani, was stopped by the mob, and had
luri4t been for a squadron of Hussars the Ministers would
ve been in t reat danger of being injured. They were
t„,:l7ted to the Palais Royal, and arriv,d there previously
14:4aub liouse going into a division on the amendment of
lert.
round
A numbcr of the Deputies of the Centre crowded
M. Sebastiani, wao entered late, and appeared to
nversing with him upan the occurrences which had
jltelY taken place, with regard to the tumults at the Palais
4)41.
`` The Town-serjeant has been beaten, and obliged to
from the Garden.
Crowds were again assembling on the Place Vendome.
'` All the Deputies left their places, and crowded to the
of the tribunal. Their conversation appeared very
tol'Orited. Notwithstanding the calls of the President
• %„,44 o f them seemed dissed to take their seats. The re-
-it of the division was-
i'cr the amendment
Against it
Majority for the amendment ...... —Bl
j°-day was arrested at the Pa'ais Royal, Count Adam
4rowski, one who fought for the independence at Gro-
L•4W ; the Russian Ambassador ha. s, nt off his papers and
effects to the hotel of the English Ambassador.
The carabineers in garris.on at Versailles had received
to proceed immediately to St. Cloud, but some hours
afterwards they had orders to march to Paris.
be It IS announced that on Sunday most of the theatres will
closed in respect to the Poles.
Xtract of a letter from Konigsburg, dated Sept. 6
1.,,4111 glad to inform you that the cholera has touch abated
`klYi and is diminishing daily ; of the Jews, about eight
nr ten only have died here, a proof that they live mode-
r, 'tely, and are cleanly. It has been ordered by the Senate
illo4tory commission, and approved by the congregation,
p4l) mat duenrinandg the holidays and te white fast no more than
t 60 women shall be admitted jute the S)na-
-I",:lut'i and that the service of the whit... fast shall last no
ringer than three hours in the morning and three in the
7:ternoon ; besides the fasting is distinctly forbidden, as
Iv' Will much injure their health ; the doctors agree on
that Point
/ Console are at present 81 aB2 ; for money SI
lo the Foreign Market little doing.
1 Consols, 814.

THREE O'CLOCK.

The following Members obtained leave of ab-
Loee on Saturday morning in the 'louse of Commons:
rri KILLEEN, three weeks; Mr. EDWARDS VAUGHAN,
4,41" th ; Sir JO
,HN Nrcuom., a month; and Mr. Rus-
`l'L, of Durham three weeks,.

In the list of promotions and new Peers,
4tl4nd has come well off, having got two Marquisatt,
t of three, anti one Earldom out of three. RANI' URLY
Partakes of Scotland, Lord NORTHLAND aering to
k4Henfrewshire descent, from the same familydh as Jon N
°l* Scots .

SPORTING EXTRAORDI NA It v.—We under-
-1,1441 Mr. MYTTON and Mr C. WYNNE are backed to
T(lsot 200 couple of snipes in two days, in the Isle of Man.
A 1 both left Long's Hotel yesterday for that purpose.
vY-bet of great importance is depending.
HEROISM.---jn the late attack upon
i,lllok fourteen female warriors distinguished themselves
t, the Polish ranks. One of them was unfortunate enough
}l,'eceive three wounds from a spear; in the midst of the
14411 Y commiseration which her sufferings excited amongst
4,-; companions in arms she exclaimed " These wounds do
tc Pain me. How happy should I die, did I but know
ir4 it Wilna is our own !" The next moment she was a
.44 corpse.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD,s.

- -
PORTSMOUTD, SEPT. 11 AND 18.—Wind
Sailed the William Harris transport, for Chatham.
FamitouTu, SEPT. 16 AND 17 =Wind N.—Arrived
the Sultan, Rogers, from Odessa.
COWES, SEPT. 18.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Cygnet
transport, Bates, from Chatham:
STANDOATE CREEK, StPr. M.—Arrived the Tom and
Mary, Page, and Glory, Gillies, from Archangel.
MARGATE, SErr. 18.—Arrived the Crusader, Elam-
field, and Iris, Jatty, from Sr. Petershurgh.
PENZANCE, SEPT. 17.—Arrived the Anna, Morton,
from Vallanova.
SEAT. 18.--=Arrit4. I the Anlaity, Over-
ton, from Oportd.
TORBAY, SEPT. 18.—Arrived the Ceres, Byer, from

Oporto.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Philadelphia,
Ames, from Mobile; Black biamond, Smith, and Betsey,
from Arehattel.
Gfil*ENOi2K, SEPT. 16 --Arrived the Helen, Grey ;
Nimrod, Roliettsoft; and isalleila, MitsterSort, froth the
Mediterranean ; Wilson, John, acid Dunn, Colville, front
Archangel.
CORK, SEPT. 16.--Arrived the Jessie, Todd, from St.
Meter-burgh.
MILFORD, SEPT. 17.—Arrived the Molly, M‘Govrell,
and Bolus, Griffiths, from St. Pe'ersborgh.
HUMBER, SEPT, 17.—Arrived the Thetis, Richmond,
and Vesta, Muckle, from Archangel.
HULL. SEPT. I7.—Arrived the Sisters, Dannett, from
Greenland.

The Hannah, Welsh, from► Archangel to Leith, was
wrecked at the entrance of H. ,y Sound, previous to the 12th
inst. ; crew saved.