The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-16 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWBLFR 0' CLOCK'.
The present account, which closes to-day, 110
been generally considered as one less active than OW
of other parts of the year, and this- has been co"
firmed by the trifling fluctuations which hore
hitherto taken place ; the principal business of the
day, has been the Brokers and Jobbers being ear
ployed in balancing their accounts, and from it
present complexion it bears every appearance ef
being Bullish. Consols opened at 861 and have
been 86k, buyers, but are again at the opening price;
the speculators seem to be at considerable loss he
to act, and in the absence of the eminent leaders or
the Hebrew nation, who seem to have left the
Funds to take their own course, have now consider
able difficulty in seeing their way clear; money i°
very plentiful, and India Bonds have got up to the
high premium of 98 100 ; Exchequer Bills, 64 b.
Nothing which can be considered important has taken
place in the Foreign Funds. The satisfactory notification
given direct from M. Rocafnerte, relative to the dollars
issued a few days since, has not given any stimulus to the
price of the Bonds,
.which are 55 sV. ; Colombian are
26 7 ; Brazilian, 57. In Buenos-Ayrean Stock an im-
provement has taken place to 48, and a greater
degree of
confidence seems to be entertained relative to this Stockthan it has latterly enjoyed; and it is argued, that the
exertions which have already been made by this Govern-
went to support their credit, is the best test of their con-
tinuing to deserve this high character; and as it appears
res
the other Provinces have at length came to an understaarl-
ing with that of Buenos-Ay , the complexion of this
war h likely to undergo a very different change, and Don
Pedro may at length find out his mistake in assuming garb
high and ambitious views, which may prove, if he Joe
not take care, destructive to his own power in'that part 01
the world. If the news which has lately arrived he true.
it proves he is coming to his senses a little, and by sending
an overture for renewed negotiation, is perceiving his true
interests. It becomes, now, of considerable difficulty to
know bow far these dispositions will be met on the part of
the Republic with corresponding feelings in their improved
situation.

Shares remain with scarcely any business, and
prices seem drooping.
Three per Cent. Consols, 861 i; ditto for t!w
count, 861 i; Ditto for Nov. 86i 7 ; India 801ik1,,,
100 pm.; Exchequer Bills, 64 5 pm.

FORElGN.—ltrazilian, 57; Buenos Ayres, 4S 6;
Chiliad, 20 2 ; Colombian, 1824, 26 7; Danish, 61
Greek, 15 16 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 43 4 ; Ditto, 6 Pe'.
Cent., 55/ 6 ; Peruvian, 21 2 ; Portuguese, 74/ ;
Russian, 921 ; Spanish, 9i
MINES.—AngIo Mexican, 67/ 2/ die. ; Brazilian, 25
pm. ; Bolivar 4 die. ; Colombian, 5 7 per share ; Tlel'
puxahua, 60 die. ; United Mexican, 21/ 20A- di..

Two o'CiocK.
Consols Continue very steady at 861 87, and Sq
for November; India Bonds are 101 pm.; Mexico"
Bonds 56, sellers. The settlement in ConsOls i 5
going on smoothly.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Money, 86i ; for November'
87, sellers.

It is a fact nowt
generally known, that Colonel
Brown, of the American loyalists, and his lady, the ori-
ginals from whom. Smollet drew the characters of VOW
aim! Lismalsago and Miss Tabitha Bramble, are.still
the land of the living. They were in Plymouth reeentlft
and are now residing in the vicinity of London. The C°-
lonel is in the 95th, and the lady in her 93d year.---Pli"
71791404 shurnal,