The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-05 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols which left off on Saturday at 901 for the Ac-
count, and 901 for Money, continues buoyant, and
opened this morning at' WI for money, and 90i 91 for the
account. The firmness of the Market may be attributed
to the price of the French Funds coming higher from Paris ;
also a report prevailing in the above capital that accounts
had been received from Toplitz that the Emperor of Russia
had proposed to Austria and Prussia an intervention in
Spain to restore tranquillity to that country, as well as the
adjustment between Holland and Belgium; At present
we deem these reports as on dit. Omnium, 31 4, prem.
Exchequer Bills, 13 15 ; India Bonds, 1 3 ; Bank Stock,
2111 1421. The Foreign Market has a firm appearance ;
Spanish, which left off on Saturday at 42/ 3, maintaining.
that price ; Spanish Scrip 18/ 17/, disc. ; Portugdese, 881 ;
3 per Cents., 57i- 58k.
HALF-PAST ONE..

Since the early part of the morning an improvement has
taken place in Consols, owing to the Commissioners for the
West India Compensation having purchased about
100,000/. Consols at 91 ; at present they may be quoted
91 to f for the Account, and for money 908 ; Omnium 4/
preen. ; Exchequer Bills 14 16 ; India Bonds 2 4 ; Bank
Stock 2111 2121.
There is also an improvement in the Spanish Securities.
Spanish Bonds, which were in the morning 421, are at pre-
sent 43+ tot ; Scrip 17/ dis. ; Portuguese 881 ; Three
per Cents. 574 58+ ; Colombian 321 33 ; Mexican 371
381 ; Dutch• 2/ per Cents. 548
We understand that an assay has been made of the Ame-
rican gold coin, which has proved to be from to 4 per
cent. inferior to the English.

THREE 0' CL OCK
Consols for the Account, Al to i.

THE COMET.—The comet was readily discovered
this morning, the 3d instant, situated in the direct line of
the two stars of Gemini (Castor and Pollux), and about
twice their distance apart, and one-half more, in the di-
rection towards the zenith. With these instructions, the
most ordinary observer may readily find it ; its brightness
being not quite equal to the Pole star, it is easily seen with
the naked eye as a small star. With a small pocket tele-
scope, of a power of thirty, the coma or tail is plainly seen-
enveloping the body ;it has a dull yellow tint. It will soon
move away from the above place ; but there being no stars
of equal appearance immediately about it, the stranger may
easily be made out.

Letters from Genoa were received on Saturday to
the 25th of September. The following is a copy of the
bulletin issued by the Board of Health since the former
advices :—Sept. 19, 32 cases, 13 deaths ; Sept. 20, 14
cases, 6 deaths ; Sept. 21, 20 cases, 6 deaths ; Sept. 22,
23 cases, 9 deaths ; Sept. 28, 18 cases, 16 deaths ; Sept.
24, 11 cases, 11 deaths.—The total number of cases from
the commencement of the disease is 4,098, and of the
deaths, 2,069.

AFFAIR OF HONOUR.—A 'warlike scene occurred
at the Petty Sessions of Raheny yesterday. Dr. J
a, late Ist Royal Dragoons, had summoned Mr.
Thomas W—sh, a retired midshipman of the Royal
Navy, but now a limb of the law, for a trespass committed
by the dog of the latter. In the course of his defence, Mr.
W— used some expressions rather annoying to the feel-
ings of the old dragoon, who intimated his intention of
sending a military friend to his learned naval opponent.
The latter, with a spirit more suited to the toga than the
topmast, required the Magistrates to bind over the military
medico to keep the peace, which was accordingly done.—
Dublin Register.
CARNARVONSIIIRE BOROUGHS.—For the bo-
rough of Bangor the Tories objected to 34 voters, and sus-
tained 15 ; the Liberals objected to 18, and sustained 10 ;
there were 5 Tories and 7 Liberals added, leaving the
strength nearly as before. At Conway one on each side
was knocked off the 101. list, and 13 scot and lot were
placed on the list who had not been on before for the Tory
interest. We understand that the overseers of Conway.
have committed some acts which are likely to be investi-
gated before another tribunal.—C'arnarvon Herald.
Tuesday afternoon, while the Earl of Harewood's
hounds were out, a serious accident befel the huntsman ;
when leaping a wall he was thrown from his horse, which
fell upon his breast and caused sech injuries as to place his
life in danger. The Noble Earl manifested great solici-
tude, and despatched a messenger to Wighill-park, to re-
quest a conveyance. Mr. York forwarded his own car-
riage, into which the poor man was lifted, and was thus
conveyed to Tadcaster, the Earl of flarewood supporting
his head all the way,.—York Courant.