The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-10 00:00:00

THZ FUNDS.

We are rather scarce in arrivals this morning, and those
which have come to band are of little import : our Funds
remain steady. Consols, which left off yesterday at 9l
for Money, and 9l for the Account, opened at the
same price, and at present may be quoted 911, alternately
buyers and sellers, for the Account, and for January 92i -a.
The Mexican and Hamburg steameis are not as yet
arrived.

The Foreign Market is the grand focus of attraction this
morning, owing to the great speculations in the Greek
Stock, which has been done at 27,i, being a rise since
yesterday morning of five to six per cent. This rise
is attributed to the expectation of a Greek Loan, and the
President of Greece going to the Russian head-quarters.
Spanish stock is also better. Most of the Foreign secu-
rities have rather improved.

ENGLISH
Bank Stock, 214 215
India Stock, 223 k 224 i
3 per Cent. Cons. 91i 1
Do., for Account, 911
Ditto Reduced, 9O 91

FUNDS.
SA per Cent. 99 i
New 4 per Cent., 1038
4 per Cent. 1826 105
India Bonds, 64 65
Exchequer Bills, 76 77

FOREIGN FUND 3.
Greek, 26i 27
Mexican, 23i 4
Peruvian, 16 17
Portuguese, 49i I
Prussian,
Russian, 106
Spanish, 94 101
TWO O'CLOCK•

Brazilian, 66} 67
Buenos Ayres, 241 251
Chilian, 24 26
Colombian, 21 22
Danish, 731 I
French, 5 per Cent. 109 10
Ditto, 3 per Cent. £33i 311

The New York Advertiser states that the duties se-
cured at the Custom-house in the above city, for the quar-
ter ending the 30th of June, amounted to 4,300,000 dol-
lars ; and that the amount secured in the month of July
exceeded one million of dollars.

By a notice from the American Treasury department, it
arpears that a redemption of 3,039,542 dollars of the
Six per Cent. Stock of March, 1515, is to take place on

the ist of January next.

The Consol Market continued steady the whole of the
morning at 91fi for the Account, and 9111 for Money,
with very little business doing ; bat the Foreign Market
has been very lively, particularly in Greek and Russian
Stocks. The improvement in Greek Bonds has been con-
siderable, and they remain firm at our former quotations.
It is the general opinion that Greece will soon become a
kingdom, with a great extent of territory, and it is said
that the choice of her sovereign lies between a Prince of
the House of Bavaria and the Ex-King of Sweden, but
in the choice of the latter there is same difficulty, owing
to his being a nephew of the Emperor of Russia.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 91i..

Wetare sorry to understand that accounts hare
been received of the failure of another extensive cattle-
dealing firm en the borders, by which many of our Perth
and Forfarshire graziers will be deeply involved. The
transactions of the house in question were, we believe, prin-
cipally with the Agnus graziers, and a great amount of
their paper is at present circulating is the neighbouring
county.—Perth Courier.

FOX-HUNTING AND HORSE• RACING.--Yes-
terday Lord PECRE'S hounds found a fox at Stock, and,
after a two hours' hard run, killed him at Rettendon
Common, in full view, and in good time for many of the
Nimrods to witness the race on Galleywood Common, be-
tween Mr. JOSEPH SKINGSLEY'S All-bone and Mr.
KERSEY'S Gallipot. The former was rode by NORMAN
and the latter by ROBINSON, both Newmarket jockies
The horses ran the two-mile course in four minutes and
35 seconds, but All-bone won the race with apparent ease.
The winner, we are informed, was but a short time s'nee
sold for 71. This bet originated at Coggeshall fair, in
June last, on which occasion Gallipot beat her opponent.
—Essex Herald of Tuesday..

The inhabitants of Sarre-Louis have applied
to the Prussian Government to consecrate the memory of
Marshal NEY by a monument, he having Leen a native of
that town. This permission has been most gracious'y
granted. It was then determined that a marble slab
should be incrusted in the walls of the house where the
illustrious Marshal was born, and that an inscription should
be engraven thereupon. In consequence of this, a sub-
scription has been opened at the Burgomaster's of that
town; all the Magistrates and the principal inhabitants
have eagerly contributed to it, and the inauguration has
since taken place.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.••(THIS PO'

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Trusty, Mattb
from Quebec; and Marie Antoine, from Minor
,Arrived from London, the Margaret, ----leo.
Havannah ; Carshalton Park, for Jamaica; and

sella, Winspear, for the River Plate.
FALMOUTH, Nov. B.—Wind N.N.W.---Sail

Lapwing packer, for the Mediterranean. bre
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8.--Arrived the Berkely,-cr°
son, from St. John's, N. B. Off Port, the Va•
yeller, from Smyrna.
BELFAST, Nov. 7.--Arrived the George Una
Fourth, Grier, from Teneriffe ; and Rising St"

Bennett, from Messina.
BRISTOL, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Charlotte, SPA'
rier, from New Brunswick.
LIMERICK, Nov. 7.--Arrived the Eqllestria6
Harrison, from Quebec. f•
CORK, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Leander, Robs°
from Leghorn ; and St. Francisco, from St. Vbe3j)
ELSINORE, OCT. 31.--The Westoc, gest:
from Memel to London, got on shore on Dar,
Reef the 29th inst., but was assisted off withoti.sr
parent damage, and will proceed.

'NI3.
The Frederickton, Brown, from St. John's;
:o St. Kitt's, was totally wrecked on Briers Is's
he Ist ult.; crew sawed.