The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-29 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
By the French mail, this morning, we hear the following
from Brussels :

" Information has been received from the Hague that Count
Orloff departs for London on the 24th, the bearer, it is said of
the ultimatum of the King of Holland, which, report says, he
received from the King's own hand. The Count on receiving
it, said to the King—' Sire, you still persist ; I am sorry for it ;
but I fear it will be useless.' And it is concluded that the Count
goes:to London only to carry the ratification of his Sovereign."
This information comes from a good source ; but we do not
guarantee it.
Accounts from Alexandria to the 13th Feb. state that the
Egyptian squadron, which bad returned to repair its damages,
has again sailed, and only two frigates remain in the Port.
Mehemed Ali is preparing to reinforce his army in Syria with
15,000 men, by the new levies, and is going to negociate a
loan on the produce of the crops.
They write from Cairo that the English Consul had received
from Suez despatches by a steamer from Bombay, which were
immediately sent to Malta. These vessels are to proceed every
moi.th. Mehemed Ali has promised to protect this new cor-
respondence.

The letters from Toulon say that no fresh troops are to pro.
teed to Ancona.

THE FUNDS.

We have no arrivals of any consequence, with the exception
of the French Estafette, which is of a very meagre description.
It brings the Rentes 15 Cents higher 69 45.
Our Funds are rather heavy this morning ; they opened at
the price they left oir yesterday, K3* for account, but on vari-
ous Stock-jobbing reports being put afloat, both local and fo-
reign, have receded to sag * and 83} for money.
We need scarce mention that nothing positive is known as
yet in regard to Count Orloff's mission.

The Stock Exchange, this morning, is in a state of turmoil,
owing to the six new elected Members of the Committee having
resigned, in consequence of which, a new election takes place
this morning.

In the Foreign Market there is scarce a bargain doing at yet.
HALF-PAST TWELVE.

Consols are now 83 for the Account. This fall is
owing to a report of a statement of Coant Orloff, that the King
of Holland continues obstinate, saying that his people will not
suffer him to sign the treaty, and it is feared he will persevere,
although the Powers sign the treaty.
HALF-PAST ONE.

During the whole of the morning we have been inundated
with numerous Stock Exchange reports, indeed one would
have imagined that the whole of the Continent was already in
a blaze, and that this country was on the eve of sending a large
fleet to the Scheldt. All we can advance on this sub-
ject is, that it is nothing but stock jobbing manoeuvres,
and we are still of a firm opinion that Count Orloff's tins-
Sion is favourable. It is said that a despatch has been sent to the
King of Holland, stating that the Five Powers intend to ratify
the treaty by Saturday, at the same time inviting the King of
Holland to do the same. This, it is said, will be made public
in the course of next week.
Consols, which receded in the early part of the morning from
83 14is8 town to S 3 for the Account, have since experienced
a re-action, and have been done at 53 for Account, at
which price they are at present, owing to some very extensive
purchasers.
In the Foreign Market, Dutch Stock, which has been the
chief speculation this clay, was done as low as 41i : a re-action
has also taken place in the above Stock, and they have got up
to 42. This is also a certain proof that the affairs of Holland
are not in so bad a state of settlement as represented.
THREE CL U CR' .
Consols for Account 83i

The sixteen h public anniversary of the Co-
vent-garden Theatrical Fund was celebrated yesterday at the
Freemasons"Favern. The Duke of Sussex was unable to at-
tend from indisposition, and the Marquis of Clanricarde pre-
sided in his stead.
REMEDY Foil TIIE STING of WASP.—
Press the pipe of a key upon the part stung, for a minute or two,
when the pain will cease, and the swelling disappear.—Caledo-
nian Mercury,