The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-18 00:00:00

'IIIIE FUNDS.

As we stated in our City article of Saturday the recog-
nition of the King of the French by the Emperor of
Russia is confirmed this day by the express from Paris,
which brings hut little Information of consequence. The
French Rented have improved to 64f. Mu. The private
letters from Holland to-day by the mail are rather of a more
favourable description than the last account,. It is stated
that ,the Belgians have come to a resolution to have a
Prince of the house of Orange at their. head. The Dutch
Funds come I per cent. lower.
Console, which left oft' on Saturday at 86k, ripened this
morning at 86j, and are. at present Kit, and for money
861 4.
Nu arrivals of ship letters.

TWO O'CLOCK.

By private lettere by the express from Paris, we
are informed of a failure iu the above capital of one
of the greatest manufacturers in France, but it is said
he has obtained assistance and goes on again. There
has been another great failure at Bourdeaux, also at
Havre • and there is much fear that at the review which
takes place at Paris next Sunday, some disturbances will
take place.
We hear that a reinforcement of troops has been de.
minded of Ministers for Cumberland, owing to dived'.
faction amongst the colliers ; two regiments it is said are
ping from Portsmouth ; some movements were snaking
list Friday at Woolwich fur sending off artillery; this
with the unfortunate state of Ireland, has caused great
business in the Funds.

Consols, which were in the early part of the morning
at 861 for the Account, felt to 86i, since which the mar-
ket has assumed a bettsr appearance, and Consuls are at
present 86/ t, and for Money 86 1, but little business is
doing.
The Lisbon mail, we understand, does not bring any
political news of consequence. Every thing was dull and
gloomy there.
The Dutch steamer has not as yet arrived.

In the foritign market little or nothing duing except in
Spanibh Bondi, which have been done at 21, since which
they have rather improved.
THREN 0' CL 0 Olt
Console, 8O „1.

A grand dinner was given to Mr. O'CoN.
arm at Cork, on Tuesday last, at which the question of
the Union was publicly brought forward, and a proposal
for its repeal received with loud cheers by the cotnpany.—
Mr. Jitritsom, M.P. for Mallow, spoke against it—Mr.
O'Coutml., of course, in its favour.

To •
'rilE SEE OF EXETER.-llthe expected
episcop4l 'appointment takes place forthwith, there will
have been three Bishops of Exeter within the year ; and
the First Fruits will have been paid twice ; which, in the
case of the late incumbent, will, it is supposed, have ab-
sorbed more than he can h3ve ha I to receive from his dio-
cese. It is said to have been with a view to lessen this
loss, that the Coupe d'Elire has been postponed till after
Michaelms4. If translations were abolished, the Church
and religion would save much of the scandal which is thus
brought upon them.

MARRIED.-13y special license, at Lower
Blount-street, by the Rev. Sir GICORGE WILLIAM Manor,
Bart., and afterwards by the most Rev. Dr. hluartatr,
R.C. Archbishop of Dublin, Capt. the lion. LAWISSXCE
Vauattaw, 00th Rifles, second eon of the night lion. the
Earl of LianoaN, to MARY JOSEPIIINIC Rocnc, daughter
ofilENnY O'SHEA, Esq. Madrid, niece to Mrs. ilowLey,
Littieriek, and co. heiress of the late General Sir Pamir
KRATINPE K.C.D.
PATENT RIGHTS AND LICENSED LIBER•
Trits.a.—The proprietor of the Haymarket Theatre, and the
proprietor of the intended English Opera Howe, have
addressed memorials to the Loan CILAME/LAIN, fur per. i
mission to open their theatres the year round, whit the
usual intermission of festivals and finds. The lesseetand
proprietors of the great theatres are malting strenuous
efforts to defeat this application, and to continue the re-
strictions and Ihnitatieus as they are at present..—Sunday
Paper.

ARRIVALS OE GRAIN IN LUNDON DURING LAST WRIK.
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From Whence 2,..; r • 0
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yrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qri. Qrs. Qrs, Sas,
A Marone"... '2.21 564 25 51
Roston ..... ....... 16,=t1 —•-•
Bridlington — 6 --
Clay — 40 400
bl Itgltr: V,") 111 M 13; TA 100 /S 2
Leigh
li
1074 366 .-22 215 121 110
Malden
714 43.1 107 418 284 1188
;ester - 12
Oai noloiroug h — -.. 10
Ipswich llO 488 ' als 150 177 40 1320
hest 758 904 55 275 690 215 126.".
Lynn - :-. — 701,
Newport — "" "-- 100
Poole
Southampton
....-716
71:4}660 4. I:
_lf
130.: .......1:ta3:)
Soul hwold
Stockton
Wells '
Wisboach —.—, 897
Woodbridge lfk! (4t) 37 100 272
Yarmouth ......
Aberdeen ...
Berwick
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3774 5746 1738 3023 1812 186 8094
1 ROUT.
Limerick — -.— 370
Waterford
Fon atm
Antwerp l7O ....,
Archangel
Dantzie
Griefswaid — 1180
Kiel l4O -- min _. .
Koningsberg
Odenzee
Petershurgli l5OO _ _ 500
Riga - 1140 .... _
Itott erdam - 105 —.-- --
Spain 2040 Is°
Stockholm . — ..- 1000
Conistways... - —.— 390
Total 154213 6:116 1738 117300 18e2 12136 101(4

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