The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-26 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The answer of Earl Grey last night in the House of
lArils, as well as that of the Chancellor of the Exchequer
in the Commons, to the questions put to them in regard to
the retirement of the French troops from Belgium, has
tended to keep uo the Funds ; Consols, which left off yes-
terday at 82 to I, opened at 82i to 41 for the Account, at
which price they are at present. This being settling-day
in Consols, most of the brokers and jobbers are busy in
settling their accounts. - The extreme fluctuation during
the Account has been four per cent. Up to the present
time we have not beard of any failures.
Nothing doing in the Foceign Market as yet.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We have received the Constitutionnel of Wednesday,
August 24.

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Colonel Rerski, who has returned to Warsaw.
In the circle of Lipno the Russians have left horrible
traces. In the corn fields have been found hundreds of
hodies ; having died of the cholera no person would lots
them, and they have been devoured by the dogs and birds
of prey, and tilled the air with pestilence. The Diet has
broken up, and left the sacred cause of Poland to Provi-
dence, and to the talents of the Commander-in-Chief.
The fate of Poland is not so near its end us the
Prussian Papers state. Twenty days have elapsed since
the passage of the Vistula, and yet Paskewitseh still
continues indecisive in his operations, and only occu-
pies himself with securing his communications with the
ussian frontiers, and to wait for reinforcements ; and
it is probable that the operations against Warsaw will be
procrastinated, and the rains in September will put a stop
to them ; for some time past there has been a talk of ne-
gociations which are now approaching to an end.
' The following is the report of the bases of these negotia-
tions :—That Poland is to revoke her decree which puts on
the throne the house of Ramanow, and she is to chose front
Poland a Viceroy to be under the influence of Russia,
and to have a representative Constitution guaranteed by
the mediating Powers ; the Russian army is to evacuate
Poland and to be under the protection of the Powers.
BERLIN, AUG. Is.—Yesterday arrived despatches front
General Kraft, hut they are not favourable, as they an-
nounce th it symptoms of the cholera have manifested itself
amongst the Prussian troops, which form the cordon
sani-taire.

A great stress was laid in the city this morning, on an
occurrence in the Chamber of Deputies at Paris, sup-
posed to be unfavourable to the French Administration, as
they had a majority against them upon an amendment on
a clause of the law elections.

The private letters from Paris are very favourable, and
do not attach the least importance to the above: all was
ening on very favourable there, and the English and
French Governments continue on terms of the greatest
friendship with each other.

There arc private litters in town from Warsaw, which
are of a favourable description, and hold out hopes that the
negotiations w id have a good issue.
Consols continua: at present 82 to for the Account.
It app ars to lie a Bull account: one quarter per cent.
contango is given. We do not hear of any defaulters at
present.

In the Foreign Market there is little or nothing doing.
The Rio Tinto Shares lately brought into the .Alarkei
bear a premium of three to four per cent.

THREE O'CLOCK.

C0n,.06, 821
FOUR 0 CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols ........... s 2 ti Danish
Ditto for Account 82 Greek, 1823 -181
Bra:tiiian Bonds.. 44 Mexican, 1825 —
Buenos Ayres.... Peruvian ....• •.•
Chilian Ditto Russian 921
Columbian, 152.1, Spanish l2-

.te Arlansion-I-louse Committee for managing
le Irish Distress Subscriptions have published a
,inute report of their receipts and expenditure. From
the balance sheet it appears the whole receipts were—
Subsetiptions, 45,660/. 12s. 7d. ; la•lies bazaar, 3,595/.
6s. 6d. ; Irish 1;,:l/, 1,675/. : total, 50,989/. 1J?. Id. Of this
stun, 30,854/. 14s. 31d. sent 'to Mayo county ;
12,285/. 9s. 9i I. to Galway ; and to Donegal 1531. The
Other disbursements, including 50/. kept to meet contin-
gencies, were 646/. 158., of which sum one of the items
is,
"barges of management, 328/. 104