The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-30 00:00:00

CITY MARKETS-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

Rust.—The delivery last week was above 450 pun
rheum', nearly the whole of which was for home use. 7'h
stock in the West India decks is 26,628 puns. and
248 hhde.

The Since Market is firm, and prices supported. Good
unsorted Pepper is at 2td, to 2id. per. lb. Saltpetre is
heavy at 38s. to 40s. per cwt., and expected lower,
The Wool Trade is much leas active than it was a short
time since.

Roasts N Pacinver.--The demand for Russian Tallow
is brisk, and the price has advanced to 41s. 6d. a 41s. thl.
per cwt. The delivery last week was 1,968 casks, and
the stack is 27,500 casks. The accounts from the Rut-
sian capital quote Tallow there at 105 rubles. There
was no ship room, all the British vessels having their car-
goes. The Exchange was at 101 d. In Hemp and Flax
there is little doing at present.

The Dutch letters received this morning clear
up the previous doubts relative to the suspension of arms,
which it now appears has been officially announced by the
Dutch as well as by the Belgian Government. There has
also been announced in due form, the raising of the
blockade of the Belgian port► by Holland, by which a
notification has been communicated to Luwn's yesterday
morning by the Dutch Consul, The following is a copy
of it

"Netherland Consulate General, Ferichurch.street,
" Nov. 29, MO.
Sia,—l have the honour to acquaint you, for the information
of the trade in general, that the blockade established by erdi.
mince of the King of the Netherlands of the 7th, has been with.
drawn on the 45th of this month, for so long as the cessation of
hostilities in that kingdom shall oontinue.
" I remain, Sir, yours, &c. ,
"..T. W. MAY,
Consul.Genoril ()this Majesty the King oldie Netherlands."
" John Ileitnett, IJoyd's."

The gentlemen and occupiers of land residing
at Lngkbeld•green have enrolled therneelves, for the pur-
pose of forming a mounted police for the protection of
their property. A strong detachment patrols the country
comprising their district every night.

On 'Thursday evening, the 18th inst., a nu-
merous body of men and children paraded the streets of
Cockermouth, bearing before them a figure meant to re-
present.the Duke of Wxu.oravor, which was afterwards
consigned, with all due honours, into, the midst of a bon-
fire in the market-place. And on Sunday last the effigy
of Sir ROBERT Puny.was discovered hanging by the neck,
having been tied to the market bell. The Rev. Mr.
rawcarr, of Cockermouth, having by some means excited
the indignation of their Ai9hoesees, a figure, meant to re,
present him, was carried about the streets on a long pales
and afterward. burnt in a fire which had been prepared
opposite the Reverend Gentleman's own house,—Carlisle
Patriot.

—.—
Yesterday week, es the Halifax Subscription
Harriers were in full chase after a hare, near the reattienoe
of Mr. Brume of Thornton, Dashwood, one of the dogs,
in the heat of the sport, ran into a coal-pit' the depth of
which is 40 yards, having 12 or 14 feet of water at the
bottom., Shortly after the pack got a check, and old
Dashwood was got out in time to resume the clams which
he did as keenly as ever, having received but trifling in-
ju Chronicle.
EFORtt.—WO understand that a communt-
cation has been received by our Sheriff, from the, Secre-
tary of State's offics, ordering an oily return to; be made
of, all persons renting property in the burgs of ten , pounds
~,n1 upwards. We also understand that aimilitr cholla*
have been sent to the several Sheriffit in Scotland....
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