The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-12 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols which left off yesterday at] 84 .4 for the Ac-
count, opened at 84- to 1, owing to a report that decisive
measures are going to be adopted against the Dutch.

This is settling day in the Consul Market, and the only
business doing is adjusting their accounts, which are
going off well at present. The extreme fluctuation during
the account has been about l per cent. Consols for
money, 841.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing. Poi..
tuguese Scrip, which was yesterday at 7 discount, is this
morning at 6 to 5,k.

HALF-PAST ONE.

We are in possession of favourable information concern-
ing the position of affairs between Holland and Belgium.
Count Dunhoff, the private secretary of the Prussian Am-
bassador at the London Conference, who had set out a
fortnight ago f.om here for Berlin, is now on his road to
the Hague, with such communications from the Court of
Prussia to the King of Holland, as will he conducive to
the final arrangement of this long pending question.
Next Thursday being the day of the meeting of the
States General in Holland, his Majesty's speech will be
anxiously looked for, which no doubt will put the world
in possession of his determination either for an immediate
peace, or a procrastination of the present state of things.
Up to the present hour we have no arrivals from the
theatre of war in Portugal.
Consols which have continued during the whole of the
morning at S 4 to for money, and 8q for the new ac-
count, may be quoted at present 84.1 for tnoney, and 844
for next time.

We are exceedingly dull in the City for want of art ivals.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing.
Portuguese Scrip still continues heavy, at hi to 5i dis.
Dutch 42i

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 8-I.i.
CLOSING PRICES.—FOUR O'CLOCK.

Consols . B4l i Danish
Ditto for Account 841 Greek
Brazilian Bonds 474 Mexican
Buenos Ayres... Peruvian ...,....
Dhilian Ditt0........ Russian,,..., 99*
Zolurnbian 1824 Spanish .. .

STOLEN.
'WHEREAS, Yesterday Evening, October
11th, between the Hours of Six and Seven,
the Counting-house of Mr. HALFPENNY, situate No.
8, Serles-place, Carey-street, was broken open, and Two
Bank of England Notes for Two Hundred Pounds each,
both dated 4th September, 1832, and numbered respec-
tively 7,257 and 7,258, together with other Valuable
Property, was Stolen therefrom. This is to caution any
person from taking them, and to request the detention of
any person offering the same.

IVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY: EVENING.—
Arrived, the Amanda, from Archangel; the Corsair,
from Halifax, in sixteen days; the Globe, from New Or-
leans ; the Renown, florin Demerara ; and the Crown,
from Quebec. Off the port, two ships. The accounts
received to-day from the coast do not, happily, bring any
intelligence of fresh disasters from the storm of Monday.
The brig
Ceres, coal-laden, from Whitehaven to Dublin,
which was on shore on Formby wharf, has been get off and
brought into port. The crew were all saved. The name
of the brig further to the northward has not yet been as-
certained : the vessel is, however, supposed to be the Ed-
win, which sailed on Monday, and of which no account
has been received. The Algonquin and the Vigilant
are still on shore, and the Grecian remains in deep water.