The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-21 00:00:00

ENGLISH FUNDS.

Bank Stock, 213} 14i
India Stock, 225 6
3 per Cent. Cons. 92i
Di., for Account, 924
Ditto Reduced, 911

Si per Cent. 98i
New 4 per Cent., 1031
4 per Cut. 1826 105 i I
India Bonds, 67 69
Exchequer Bills, 70 71
N FUNDS.

FORRIG]
Ernilian, 64 6*
Buenos Ayres, 23 25
Chi Han, 24 2
Colombian, 201 i
Danish, 74 1
French, h per Cent. 106* 9
Ditto, S per Cent. *3 841

Greek, 116 i
Mexican, E 2-1
Peruvian, 144 154

Portuguese, 49h 00
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Prussian,
Russian, 1081
Spaniel, 91
TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols are 92i 3 for the present account and
921, buyers, for next time ; the fluctuation during
the present week has been about per cent. Next
Thursday being settling day in Consols it is pre-
sumed that some extensive business will be going
forward.

In the Foreign market prices are nearly the same
as yesterday.
In the discussions which took place in the Cham-
bers at Rio Janeiro, the Minister of Marine asked for
4,920,895 dollars for the year and a half ensuing,
for the Navy. 'this amount was opposed, princi-
pally on account of the impoverished state of the
country, and an amendment proposed, reducing it to
1,500,000 dollars.

THREE 0' CL 0 CIE
Consols for Account, 92i

THE FOG.—The fog of last night was in-
tense, and we believe we may say unprecedented in its ex-
tent and duration. All London was immersed in one
deep gloom, through which it was impossible to distin-
guish objects. Watchmen, police officers, and patrol were
perfectly useless ; the thieves had the metropolis to them-
selves, and excellent care they have, no doubt, taken of it.
We have heard of sundry burglaries and infinite petty
larcenies, as also of innumerable hair-breadth escapes that
hnppened to heedless pedestrians in navigating their way
through the intricate straits of the Strand, from the West
to the East end of London. The mail coaches went out
for the most psrt in procession, like funerals, with link-
boys in front and police officers beside them. Hackney-
coaches were at a discount, and cabs below par, few
people being mad enough to trust themselves to either the
one or the other. By the leading article in the Morning
Journal of to-day, we fear the fog must have had an un-
happy effect on the intellects of the worthy Editor. There
is much obfuscation visible in his production.

It is said that the injured husband of a Lovely
wife, whose flight from a provincial town some time ago
excited so much public notice, has instituted proceedings in
the Prerogative Court, preparatory to a divorce.
THE ARMY—Nov. 2e.—The Court of In-
quiry, which has been assembled at Tilbury Fort, com-
posed of Gen. NEED, Cols. DOYLE and AlAte, having
examined into the records and books of the Royals, under
the command of Capt. FLETCHER, and the Buffs, under
Capt. CHRISTIE have proceeded to Sheerness.
LIEUT. ROSE'S TRAVELS.--Among the va-
ried end interesting contents of this amusing work, just
published, may be enumerated :—State of Society at Cape
Town—The Ladies--Marriages--Equipages, &c.—The
Cape Flats—Cape Wine Farm—The Slave Girl—The
Hottentots—Graham's Town—The Grange River—The
Chief Chaka—Dutch Border Government—The Border
tribes—The Kaffers—The Bushmen—Great Fish River—
Wesleyville—The River Kee—Elephant Hunting—Por-
trait of a Hunter—Recital of his Adventures—The Spec-
tre Bark, &c.—The work likewise contains a vivid de-
scription of some of the most splendid and picturesque
scenery in the world, together with numerous sketches
and anecdotes of the very singular wild tribes of Southern
Africa.

Madame BUONAPARTE WYsE arrived on
Wednesday afternoon at the Custom-House, in the Earl
of Liverpool steam-paeket,from Ostend, after a passage of
14 hours.

The finest show of meat in the new Fleet-
market yesterday was in the shop of a person named
CLARKE, who engages to serve families with beef of the
best quality at aid. a pound.
Itinerant butchers are now attending most
market towne, retailing excellent mutton and beef at ad.
and 6d. per lb., to the great annoyance of the high-
priced gentry.

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The following notice is to be seen chalked on
one of the shut-op watch-boxes belonging to the lately
defunct nightly watch in Berwick-street, Golden-square :
" The business of this shop removed to Whitehall-place."

PUBLICANS.—It is necessary that the pub.
licans should be put upon their guard, and reminded, that
the sale of sour ale, to be used for vinegar, is illegal, un•
less a license be taken oat for that purpose.