The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-16 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY. TWRI,VE O'CLOCK.
We have no arrivals as yet, not even the French mail, sup_
posed to be owing to the foggy weather.

THE FUNDS.
The alarm of the extension of the cholera morbus in the capi-
tal and in the city begins to subside, and the agitation of the
public mind is hourly decreasing. Had this dreadful disease
made any further progress in the various outskirts of London,
no doubt we should have had it communicated to us in the city
this morning ; but all is quiet, and by ar more tranquil on the
subject than for the last two days. We have seen a pamphlet
just published in London by Dr. Gencken, who has lately re-
turned from St. Petersburgh, in which he states that out of forty
attendants and six physicians in the hospital at St. Petersburgh,
to which he was appointed, not a single individual sickened of
the real cholera ; and he further states, that all proofs of the
contagious nature of the cholera as vet adduced, remain subject
to doubt. He also adds, that the minds of persons going to be sent
to the hospitals were so agitated, that he saved more persons who
lay in cellars on straw than in the hospitals. In the first stage
01 the disease he recommended the following to be taken in a
proportionate quantity:—
Liquor ammonia carbon. and pepperrnint oil.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 82Vfor the account, opened
at 82%, at present they may be quoted at 82%
Up to the present hour we have no political news or reports.
The Foreign Market is inactive at present.

HALF-PAST ONE.

The French mail has arrived, and the letters just deli►ered.
They write from Brussels that the new concession which Hol.
land demands from Belgium is that the navigation of the waters
which join the Scheldt shall be interdicted. She also requires
to have her frontiers only ten leagues from Brussels, and pro-
poses to sell to Belgium, as a personal profit, the title of King of
the Pays Bat, as also that of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg.
A letter from Vienna states that a courier arrived from St.
Petersburgh to one of the first banking houses in that city, stat-
ing that it was only an invention that the Emperor was going to
Berlin, and it was believed his intention was to be at the head of
his grand army to march to the East.
They write from Antwerp of the id February, that some dis-
orders had taken place there amongst the workmen on the forti-
fications, in consequence of which several persons have been
arrested.

The) accounts received from ',the Hague mention that pre-
parations were making for the approaching encampment of the
troops in West Brabant, and that the marine preparations also
continue with great vigour. The Prince of Orange and Prince
Frederick are at Bois.le-Duc.
Consols are not so geod as in the early part of the morning,
when they were done at 8014 for the Account, at present they
are 82%.
We hear that the estafette from Paris brought the French
Itentes 66f. ax., which is an improvement of 20c.
In the Foreign Market scarcely a bargain doing.
Console 821

THREE O'CLOCK

JUST IN TIME.—Lately was married, after
forty-six years' courtship, Mr. J. Wicics, aged eighty-
four, to 1111. S ENGLISH, both of Creeting, Suffolk.
The Vandals in the parish of St. Saviour,
Southwark, have been so twitted and ridiculed by the
triumphant majority in favour of the preservation of the
Lady Chapel," that they say the chapel to them it any
thing-but a chapel of ease.
EXTRAORDINARY FEAT I.—Mr. ROBERT
RoessoN, of Moor Now, Cartmel Fell, lately walked from
his own house to Liverpool in to day, a distance of 78
miles ! Mr. R. is nearly sixty y'ars of age 1-1(mrlal
Chronicle.