The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTEILIGENCE-(THIS DAY

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Nov, 7.—lt blew a gale yesterday from S.S.W., and
several of the outward.bound drove, but brought up again with
second anchors.—five p. m. wind W., light breezes.—Arrived
the Cambrian, from Demerara.

Poitramotrrif, Nov. 6 ANT) S S.W., a tremendous
gale.—Arrived the Amity transport, from Cork, for the Medi-
terranean ; and his Majesty's cutter Sparrow, from Havre.
MARGATE, Nov. 7.—Ofr port, the Circassian, Douthwaite,
from Bombay, sailed the 6th of July; and Laylor, Hurst, from
Si nga! ore.
Fst.morrit, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Sphynx packet, from Vera
Cruz, sailed the 13th of September, and from Havannah the
Bth ult.; Messenger packet, from Malta, sailed the 19th ult., and
from Gibraltar the ..97th ; and Magnet packet, from Lisbon,
sailed the 31st ult.

Dram, Nov, 6.—Arrived the Mungo Park, M'Carthy, from
Oporto.
NVATERPORD, Nov. s.—Arrived the Eliza Williams, Barnes,
from London.

CORK, Nov. S.—Arrived the Sultan, Sanderson, from Honduras.
HULL, Nov. I.—Arrived the Dido, Trammer, from St.
Petersburgh.

The Clio, Law, from Riga to -, was driven on shore the
16th ult. on Rano Wand and bilged; part of the cargo and mate-
rials saved.

The Economy, Philips, from Sunderland, sprung a leak off
Flamborough Head on the 22th ult., and foundered on the3Oth ;
crew saved.

Arrived off the Wight, the Sovereign, Champlin, from New
York; and John and Ann, from Charente.
The Salter, Reed, of Newcastle, foundered on Saturday night
in Ifollesley Bay, and it is feared all the crew drowned.
The Anglia. Hotburn, from quelx,c to Stockton, was totally
wrecked the 30th tilt. near Sandside Bay ; crew saved.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL CK.

All foreign news to-day is of little interest compared with our
domestic concerns; the official information sent by Ministers to
the City of the postponement of his Majesty's coming into the
City to-morrow has caused a general disappointment and dismay,
and will alarm the country from one extent to the other, and is
conceived in various ways, some say it is a manceuvre of Ministers
as a pretext to call out the volunteers and militia, and that a
message to that purport will be sent to the House. No doubt
calling out the volunteers would be the wisest plan in case of
danger; every man will tight to save his property. All is alarm
anti confusion In the City, and the Consol market is in a state of
great panic.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at WU, opened at 79%, and
have since receded to 774 for the account, which is already a
fall of three per cent. We have several reports.—The Bank is
to receive this night 400 or 500 men ; the artillery are arriving
from Woolwirh ; a notice at Lloyd's from Government for
transports of 351) tons.

In the Foreign market Spanish went down one per cent.,
since which they have somewhat recovered.
Accounts (tom Lisbon state that several English officers arrive
by every packet, and are incorporated in the Portuguese army ;
and that England is going to organize an army there of 10,000
men by next spring.
I.tvnaeoot., Nov. 6.—The import of Cotton this week is (i,t(B
bags and trcs ; sales, 9,670 bags, at a further decline in prices of
I iper lb. - In Sugar about 1,00 t hhtls. of B. P. Sugar have
been disposed of this week, in some instances at rather lower
prices.
We are informed that the Commissioners who are gone to
Belgium are to propose to the King of Holland to give up Ant.
werp and 3faestricht to the Belgians.
Mails have arrived this morning from Vera Cruz, sailed on time
13th September ; also Malta and Lisbon Mails, the latter left on
the 31st ()cumber.
By time Mexican Mail we understand all was tranquil there,
it also brings a confirrinstion of the ditlbrent parties having been
put down.
No steamers have as yet arrived; the Express from Paris of
Saturday brings the Renter lower.

OAR O'CLOCK.
We hear that the City Aldermen are now meeting to give
their opinions if the dinner and Lord Mayor's Show should be
put otr to-morrow.
The City still continues in great agitation; crowds of persons
on 'Change discussing and giving their various opinions on the
subject of the King's declining to come into the City. Another
report prevails that the Lord Mayor's dinner is put off:
Since the early part of the morning, when Consols were done
at 7714 for the Account, a re-action has taken place, and they
are at present 7S M.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing. In Holland our King's
Speech has been received favourable, and improved the Dutch
Funds.

THREE 0' CL OCR.

Consols, 781 I.
FOUR O'CLOCK..—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 781 Danish 54.
Do. for Ac 78/ Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds 55 Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chi Han Do. Russian 91
Columbian, 1824, 16 Spanish 15

GREAT FALL IN THE FUNDS.

POSTPONEMENT OF THE KING'S VISIT TO THE CITY,

It is quite impossible to describe in adequate terms the great
sensation which has been produced by the notice issued from the
Committee for conducting the Bova entertainment, stating that
the King's visit to the City is postponed, not only in the City
but in all parts of the town, and groups of anxious inquirers as
to the cause were to be seen in front of the placards announcing
the fact.

In the City the subject has been one of painful interest, and
there are many who look upon the subject in an alarming light.
It is said that his Majesty was extremely unwilling to accede to
the request made by his Ministers, expressing his confidence in
the loyalty of his people, but that in consequence of the pressing
solicitations of the Cabinet he agreed to the plan laid down.
Among all the shopkeepers in the line of procession the Intel.
ligence excited the most unusual consternation and disappoint.
meat. The preparations for receiving visitors were carrying on
with great activity early this morning, when all at once they
were suspended by the news of the postponement. • • •
Anions politicians in the City one universal opinion appears to
prevail—that had their Majesties' visited the City their perions
would have been perfectly safe. To the public }nods attention
war instantly directed, and long before the regular hours of
business many of the speculators, dealers, and others interested
had assembled. When the rattle war sprung announcing the
commencement of business, the sellers of Stock were numerous.
The last price of Consols on Saturday afternoon was SON, but
Stock was °tiered at 79q, and no buyers at this price, and in.
staidly the quotation dropped to 78%. At this price business
was done, but the Market is in a most convulsed state. Other
Stocks are all lower.

TWELVE O' CL CK.
The city is in a more bustling state than we have ever before
remembered, and the depression in the public securities already
has amounted to not less than 3 per cent., Consols for Account
having fallen to 77% the Three and a Half per Cents, to
and the New Stock to 854 1,4. Reduced Annuities are at 766.
All Foreign Funds continue heavy.
Government have this morning issued a notice, to the effbct
that on Wednesday the Navy hoard will be ready to receive ten.
ders for three ships of about MO tons burthen each, to act as
transports for four months certain. The vessels to have poops.
These, it is understood, are, to convey troops. The notice is
dated yesterday.

Theie are many statements in circulation, as to the reasons
which Induced Ministers to come to the determination to re-
commend to his Majesty not to go to the city. A Court of Al.
dermen has assembled on the subject. It is said that a certain
City Officer of high rank wrote to Sir It. Peel, saying that he
would not be answerable for the consequences If their Majesties
came into the city on 'Tuesday. The letter took the efllct of
alarming Ministers, and they adopted the step they have taken.
The Stock Market has recovered in some degree from the
panic, Consols for the Account having risen to '75, The quantity
of Stock pleased on the market to-day has been considerable, but
not sogreat as might have been anticipated.
Every precaution is to be adopted for preserving peace to.
morrow. The firemen belonging to each (Mice are to be called
into requisition.