The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-08 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY, Try Ar.rn o' CLocr.
In the absence of transactions of any importance
scarcely a variation in the price of Consols has
hitherto taken place, but as the great leader of the

monied interest has at length arrived from his con-
tinental tour, in spite of unfavourable winds, a greater
degree of activity in the English Funds may shortly
be expected, particularly as the principal brokers.
employed by the great man are understood to be
waiting to pay their congratulations and receive
orders for their ulterior operations, with new books
and fresh cut pcuicils. Consols opened at 87i for
money and the I.sth inst., they have been done at
87 for money, and At present may be quoted at their
first price ; the Commissioners gave 87k. India
Bonds are 90 2; Exchequer Bills, 75 6 pm.
In the Foreign Funds scarce a bargain has been
done, Russian Bonds are 931 i; Portuguese, 56 1;
Brazilian, 62i 5; Buenos Ayres, 47 8; Greek
Bonds, notwithstanding the efforts and favourable
reports which have existk.id, continue to flag, they
are 17i 18i. In Shares tbere is no new feature.
The accounts from Gibraltor are to the 19th ult.,
the information is of a contraJy character, many
writers stating, in their alarm, the .fever to be on the
increase, whilst others are of quite opposite ten-
dency; upon the whole the news terials to shew an
increase of the number of cases, but the virulency of
the disease seems to have been stopped, :and the
actual number of deaths on the decline.

Three per Cent. Consols, 871; ; Ditto, for Account,
87a ; India Bonds, 90 2 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 75 6 pm•
Foam N.—Brazilian, 62i 3; Buenos Ayres, 47 8;
Chilian, 29 30; Colombian, 20 1 ; Danish, 62i ;
Greek, 17i 18+; Mexican, Six per Cent., 38i f; Peruvian,
18 20 ; Portuguese, 56 3-; Russian, ; Spanish,
11 12.

11/rms.—Anglo Mexican, 721 70 dis. ; Brazilian, 52 4
pm. ; Bolanos, 180 200 pm. ; Colombian, 71 61 dis. ;
United Mexican, 20 19 di!.

TWO O'CLOCK.

In consequence of some heavy sales, and a Stock
Exchange report that Government has issued cir-
culars to the half-pay officers of the navy to keep
themselves in readiness for service, Consols have
dropped to 86 87 for Account, and 87i for No-
vember.

Letters from Madrid, of the 27th ult., say it is re-
ported that the expedition from Cadiz to the Phil-
lipine Island, consisting
of the SE. Anne, belonging
and the Re/ampago vessel of war,
are totally lost, with all their crews.
to the Company,

THREE 0' CL 0 Cli.
Consols for Account, 86i i, and 86i 7 for Nov.

THE REV. JOSEPH WOLFF.—A letter has
been received from Mr. WOLFF, dated Alexandria, May
2, in which he mentions that he was on the point of set-
ting out for Beyrout with Lady GEORCIANA, and should
proceed with her from thence to Jerusalem. The autho-
rities of the former place did not in any manner interfere
with, or interrupt, his missionary labour amongst his
Jewish brethren. In a more recent letter, dated Harbour
of Beyrout, May 23, he states his intention of remaining
in Palestine, unless directly forbidden by the PACHA, not-
withstanding the British Consul, Mr. ABBOT, and the
American and English Missionaries, had all left for Malta.
—Jewish Zrpositor.