The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
We have no arrivals this morning with the exception of
the Estafette from Paris, which is of more importance
than we have received for some time past. In our City
Article for months past, we always stated that no general
war would take place in Europe ; this now appears to be
confirmed by Count d'Appotay, the Austrian Minister,
whose address, in the name of the Diplomatic Corps, to
the French King, on New Year's Day, in terms which can-
not be doubted, states that peace was on the point of being
re-established on the continent, and for which purpose a
Congress was to be held, it is supposed to put the armies of
the different Powers on a peace establishment. It is also
reported that 15,000 Spanish troops bad been ordered to
assemble on the Portuguese frontiers.
The above address has caused 1. considerable improve-
ment in the French Funds to 70f. 40c.
Charlestown Papers to the sth December have been re-
ceived at the North and South American Coffee-house.
They are not of interest, but we give a specimen of the
language they contain.--

THE ORDONNANCE.
The day. of Mara and Itobeipierre are at hand. Ty.. ranny ban begun it. work—.the patriot his ceased to have
a country—fraud is triumphant—justice is in chains__
faction is dictatorand the laws are dead—all the ho.
noureil and sacred bulwarks of regulated liberty have been
swept away.

THE FUNDS.
For these three days past we asserted that our Ministry,
in junction with France, were exerting their endeavours
to bring about a pacification with Holland; and it now
appears they have sent to his Dutch Majesty a Conven-
non for the said purpose to be approved of; but some
doubt still prevails if he will agree to the articles.
Now the Northern Powers have deserted him, it will
in vain on his part to persevere in obstinacy; there-
fore we have no doubt but on mature reflection, and by the
advice of his Council he will aocept of some honourable
terms. In all probability he may hold out until the
spring, but not longer, when the navy of France and Eng-
land can act.
Consols are again on the rise this morning; they left off
yesterday at 86i for the Account, opened at 87k, went
up to 87,i, and at present they are 87i, with a good
market. The Bears have become alarmed, as Stock is
getting very scarce, and there has been already a rise of 44
per cent. on this account.
In the Foreign Market little doing as yet.
It is extraordinary we have no arrivsls from Lisbon or
Oporto as yet, although vessels have come in seven days
from the north of Spain.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Although we have no further political news since the
morning, the funds are continually getting up. Consols.
which were 87k, have improved to tini for the Aocount,
owing to the public companies and speculators purchasing
for money, which causes a great scarcity of stuck. It is
the general opinion that Consols will get up to 90 the
moment the affairs of Holland have been adjusted.
A great deal of business has been done during the morn,
mg—Exchequer BiPe are hi great demand.
In the Foreign market all securities are on the rite,
THREE O`CAO
Consols for the Accounts 87i