The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-26 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

This being settling day, the great struggle of
this account, between the 'Bulls and Bears, will be
decided. For these two or three years past, the ex-
treme fluctuation during one account has not been so
great as on the present occasion, which may be
quoted at 33 per cent. We understand that several
millions of stock have been carried over to the Ja-
nuary account, and the great City Capitalist is ex-
pected to take stock this day to the amount of one
million.

The chief cause of the receding of Consols yester-
day was owing to the important notice sent by the
Royal Exchange Assurance Company to the Stock
Exchange, that they mean in January to give every
proprietor of 1001. Capital, after the opening of Con-
sols, 100/. in the Three per Cents. Consols, arid re-
duce their dividend from eight to five per cent., by
which it appears probable that the said Proprietors
of the above Stock may throw it on the market at
the above period, which will produce a fall in
Consols.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 9211
•i for the
present account, opened rather firmer this morning
at 921 and 931 for January ;no failures to the
present time, and not any of consequence is ex-
pected ; there may be a few of minor descriptions.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
ENGLISH FUNDS.

Bank Stook, 214 15
India Stock, 225 6
3 per Cent. Cons. 931
Do., for Recount,
Ditto &glutted, 921
FOREIO

81 per Cent. 89i 3
New 4 per Cont., 1084 3-
4 per Cert. 1826 !Obi'
Torii& Bonds, 66 68
Exchequer Bills, 67 70
ruNDs.
Greek, 28
Mexican, 22
Peruvian, 11
Portuguese, 10 1
Prussian,
Ruseiii, 1051 9i
Spanisk, 11i 4-
TWO O'CLOCK.

Brazilian, 88
Buenos Ayres, 25 21
Cbilian, 24 26
Colombian, 201
Danish, 74
Freneb,b per Cent. 10Si fli
Ditto, 11 per Cent. 134

Up to the present hour the Account appears to
go off well, and we do not hear of any defaulters in
a Bear Account. We understand that Rothschild,
Barings, and Lloyds, are taking a great deal of
stock, which has caused a great scarcity of that ar-
ticle in the market ; and Consols, which were in the
early part of the morning at 92* 4 for the pre-
sent Account, may at present be quoted at
and for January Account 93a This im-
provement was at first attributed to a Great Bear
having brought in his account in the early part of
the morning, but the true cause is the scarcity of
Stock...

In the Foreign Market little doing, as the chief
attention of the speculators are drawn to the British
Market.

The private letters from Vera Cruz, via France,
state, that Lagarza was advancing at the head of
five or six thousand men, and a strong division of
cavalry ; the roads from Mexico to Tampico were
crowded with troops, and General Maulina was
at Puente to cover Vera Cruz, in case the
Spaniards attempted to take it by coup de main.
General Teran, who has returned from Texas, had an
interview with Lagarza, and found him to possess
great talents; thus united, with those of Santa
Anna, the Spaniards will beyond a doubt in a gene-
ral engagement be totally defeated.
Accounts from Cuba via Bordeaux, to the 27th
September, state that no hopes are entertained at
the Havannah of a reinforcement from Spain.
We have no arrivals of ship letters this morning,
in consequence of which there is a great dearth of
information, particularly from South America, which
is anxiously looked for.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Amount, 931 1, for Money.

We are desired to state that there is no truth
whatever in the report which has appeared in the London
Papers, and was inadvertently copied last week into our
own, of an approaching marriage between Ludy Louisa
BEAUCIARK and a son of Mr. HENFAcs.—Brightan
Gazette.