The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-20 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The estafette from Paris this morn!ng brings a reaction
in the French Renter, which have considersyylinproved,
and were, on Saturday evening, as follows :—.Three per
Cents. 68 15 ; Five per Cents. 97; Ducats 69 25, In
consequence of which Console, which left off on Saturday
at 87i to 88, went up this morning to 88a for the Ac-
count.

The following is an important letter from St. Peters-
burgh to one of the first commercial houses in London:—
ST. PXTERSHURCIII, SePT. 3, NEW tiTYLE,--110
Ambassador of the King of the French has bad an au-
dience of the Emperor of Russia, thereibre it may be con-
sidered that Russia has acknowledged the new French Go-
vernment.

The information we gave four days ago, of disturbances
at Dresden, is confirmed this m wiling by accounts from
Germany and France.
In the Foreign Funds little or uothins doing as yet.

rw o O'CLOCK.

By our infitrmation from Brussels of aiturilay;elearn
that during the night of the 15th instant a great crowd
a'sembled at Liege, and demanded the arms deposited at
the Drapers' Hall, in that town. The patrol of the Bur-
gher Guard attempted to disperse them, but in vain, as
they threw a great number of stone, which wounded
some of the patrol, who fired On them. Two or three of
the people were killed.
Our accounts from Antwerp state that all was quiet
there, but they continued to erect palisades, and had been busy
in putting the fortifications into a state of good defintce for
some days past; cannon are being placed on the ramparts,
and the troops are still encamped on the Place de !Shit..
The frigates are still at anchor befiire the town.
Consols continue steady at BRn for Money, and
88i for the Account.
The Hamburg and Rotterdam steamers are not yet
arrived, owing to the boisterous state of the weather
yesterday.

The private letters from Amsterdam of Thursday last,
bring the Dutch Funds about per cent. lower; the low
prices received from Paris there, had had but little influ-
once on the other foreign securities in the Dutch market.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing. Russian
100 102 ; Brazil 64101 ; Portuguese 58 60; Spanish
24/ 25. .

FUNDS

Bank Stock,
Stock, 23:3g
9 per Cent. Cons. M 4
Do. for Aceot.nt,
Ditto Reduced. --

FOREIG.
Brazilian, 0014 7014
Buenos Ayres, 27 24)
Chißan, '22 4
Colombian, 20 34
Danish, anki
French 5 per Cent.
Ditto 3 per Cent.

S% per Cent. OS
3% per Cent. new, —.
4 per Cent. 18:M, —...
India Bonds., &./ 61
Exchequer Bills. 65 7
N FUNDS.
Greek, 32%
Mexican, :7!-4
Peruvian, 18ii
Portuguese, 5M 60
Prussian, 101 2
Russian,Spanish, 2.13 i 15
THREE O' CLOCK.

COUSQIII, 881.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 881 Danish
Do. for Ac 881 Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds 69 Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chilian Do, Russian
Columbian, 1824, Spanish 241

ELECTION OF CORONER FOR MIDDLE-
__

SEX.-(TIIIS DAY.)

Or THE POLL AT TWO &CLOCK.
Baker 3,590
Wakley 3,891

oeveral persons belonging to the suite of
Prince TA I,LEVRA len, the newly. appointed Minister
Plenipotentiary and Ambassador to this Court, arrived in
town on Saturday morning ; the postillions wore Pie tri-
coloured cockade in their hats.
Yesterday (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock,
the Duke of Wer.ttNaTuN received the deputation of the
East India Committee. His Grace rezeived the members
very cordially. Alr. Caurratt, Mr. HonusoN, Mr.
Roams:, and other gentlemen, addressed his Grace. The
Doke assured them that the Government were not bound
to the Company, and that the evidence laid before Parlia-
ment should have the best and most dispassionate *Mention
of the Government, and that they might rest assured that
the decision would be formed on grounds which were, in
the opinion of the Administration, most favourable to she
general interests of the couatiy...Liverpoel Cfiront'cle.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WRICK.
$ '.
R tl2 p 7 ;
From Whence. 13, F 0 • 1-, r p is g
•ri
*MY
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qra. Qrs. ticks.
A Idboroligh lB3 47 34 05 -
Boston - - 350 - - -
Cowes - - - - - 217
Colchester 302 55 814 - 43 150 310
Harwich - 155 14 424
A Leigh... 482 20 135 24 52 005 -
4 libildon - - 20 214 700
1 pswich 55 245 818 lOO 03 490
Kent 564 174 137 107 1138 250 1245
Lynn - - - - - - 22.9
Poole — 5 - - - 178
Southampton - - - - 182 -
Stockton - - - - - - 100
%Vella - - - - - - 350
Woodbridge 240 21341 ..... ~.... 30 1! 0 180
Yarmouth - 214 40 - - - 700
Grangemouth ~ lO - - - - - -
22300 1382 205 511 704 1156 5320
I man.
Waterford
Foe otiaN.
Aalborg ..... ,-. 83 -.... 980 - - -
Aarhuus
Amsterdam ..- .... - 410 - - -
Antwerp lOO5 .... - - - - -
Blumenthal kW -.-- - -.- ....
Bremen 22.13 -.-. ou4l 255 - -
Dan talc - - 1431 ....
Els fleth ...... -
Emden OOO - - 1040 ...
Groningen ..... - - - 2245 - .- --
I lan) bu rg 4470 120 - 500 -
Ilarburg - - - 930 -
I looksiel - --
II usun
.icmgutn. - 315 - - -
Kiel BOO - - 420 -
Konigsberg lO5 705 - 1470 - I - --
Leer - - - 1110 -
Lubeck - - - 742 - - -
New York - - - - - - 1700
Petersburg!) 3105 - - - - - -
Philadelphia - - - - - - 4112
Palau 1135 - - ('O5 -.—
It iga - 200 - - -
11onneheek 707 - 41.1. .000 01. ..... •••••
ItOlitOCk• ..... 075 -. ..... .... 09 -
Rotterdam 2009 - - 410 - -.-.
'Ponder n
Wismar 8(t) - - 844 - - -
Coastways 2075 - - - - - 1458
————
Total 31091 2573 2275 178.57 1040 1197 12390
AGGREGATICQUANTITY OF OTIIRK RINDS OF NMI'S.
Rye, 0--Tares, 48—Linseed, 0-,•-Itopeseeti, 500--prank, 0--
Mustard, 2)--Seeds. 89.

sminnziE

.1) hIARKET

This day's market exhibited a goal supply thoughout,
but not sa great as that of this day se'nuight. Akw or-
cecdingly prin►e Scots, of from 80 to 10() stones each,
might, perhaps, have produced Se. Sd. per atone, but in
other respects the trade was unusually dull, at Thursday's
prices—indeed, from Bs. to Ba. 4th per stone were the
most current prices of the primest Beef, and the higher
(potations of ether meat were obtained in few instances.