The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-10 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
A Leeward Island Mail has arrived, brought by
the Camden; sailed from Barbadoes the 21st Oct.,
and St. Thomas's Bth November. Quebec Papers re-
ceived at the North and South American Coffee-
house to the 14th November, and Montreal to the
13th November, do not bring any information of
consequence. From the Quebec Papers of the 13th
November, a report has been prevalent that among
the Indians of the village of St. Regis the small
pox was committing great ravages; but we have
made inquiries, and we are happy to learn that it
has not been so fatal as represented.
Labrador fisheries for the year 1829 :—Vessels
employed, 2,103; men, 24,110; fish, 1,773,000
cwt. ; oil, 17,730 hhds. The value of the above,
at the lowest estimate, is 1,114,0001.
(From the Quebec Papers of the 14th November.)
A Grenada Paper speculates largely upon the
probability of some new Colonial and oilier appoint-
ments, as well as removals, which are shortly to take
place. Sir Jas. Campbell to go to New Brunswick
as Governor; Sir Colin Campbell to succeed Sir
James at Grenada; our Governor, Sir James Lyon
is to proceed to Madras ; and Sir John Keane will
be our Governor. Front what source this informa-
tion is derived we are at a loss to conjecture.
The weather for some days past has been cold
and frosty, heavy showers of snow have fallen in
the mountains, and the ships are busily employed in
getting ready for sea.
THE FUNDS.
Twentv-four hours have now el.ipsed since the re-
ported death of the Emperor of Russia took place,
and no confirmation of the above important event
has been received, although we have arrivals
this morning from Hamburg, Ostend, and Paris ;
therefore this stock-jobbing ruse de guerre, after
answering sinister views, has entirely fallen to
the ground; arid we are informed that the letters
received by the Flanders mail this morning, con-
firm the statement received by the Express from
Paris, that no danger is attached to the Emperor's
illness, and a change for the best has taken place ; in
consequence of the above favourable account, the
funds have improved ; Console, which left off yes-
terday at 944 for the Account, opened at 94i 1,
and soon after were done at 94i, but a sale of
150,000 Consols being effected, the Market turned
to 944 sellers, at which price they continue.
At present a report is in circulation that some
important correspondence is now on the tapis between
the English and Spanish Government in regard to the
affairs of Mexico, as well as to the finances of Spain.
In the Foreign Market Greek Stock has improved.
n other securities little doing as yet.
ENGLISH FUNDS.
31 per Cent. 99i 100
New 4 per Cent., shut
4 per Cent. 1826 !Obi
India Bonds. 69 70
Exchequer Bills, 72 73

Bank Stock, 217 18
India Stock,
3 per Cent. Gths. shut
Do., for Account, 94i
Ditto Reductd, 93i
FOREIG

Brazilian, 66i. 7
Boenos Ayres, 26 28
Chifian, 26 2B
Colombian, 21
Danish, 73 1
Freneh, b per Cost 109 10
Ditto, X per Cent. 55

FUNDS.
Greek, 21 25
Mexican, 24-1
Peruvian, 154 16
Portugue,e, 50 51
Prussian,
Itussian, 108
Spanish, 1011
TWO O'CLOCK.

All the evil forebodings in regard to the dangerous
health of the Emperor of Russia may now be said
to have vanished. An express is arrived from Ber-
lin, of the 3d inst., stating that the Court there
were in high spirits, having received a courier from
Sr. Petersburgh, bringing the happy information
that the Emperor of Russia was out of danger and
improving. This favourable account has caused
the Funds in Hamburg, Holland, and Paris to im-
prove, which has had the same effect in the British
Market in the early part of the morning, when Con-
sols were at 9-1 i for the Account; but some sales
being effected to realize, the Market fell to 94 for
Account, at which price they continue steady.
In the Foreign Market Russian Stock has im-
proved to 108 k 109.
TERR' O'CLOCK.

Commis for Account, 941 i.