The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-25 00:00:00

11.1114 FUNDS,

This is settling day In the Canso! Market, and the fluctuations
during the Account have been to a greater extent than ex-
perienced for many years cast. The highest price bas been
1.17%, and the lowest 7/, which makes the extreme fluctuation
about • 10% per cent.,; but the various other fluctuations have
been about 5/5 per cent, and with WI the immense ups mid
downs In the prices, up to the present time we do not hear of any
failures, which is certainly a most extraordinary circumstance;
but to-morrow will he the winding up day of the Account, when
the drafts are received and paid, and until then we cannot aster.
taln the rod state of the speculators:
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which left off yesterday at Bil7i, to 83, opened at the
same price, and continue in the same state at present with little
doing, except in making up their accounts.
In the Foreign Market they are quite idle at present, hp
prices are much the same as yesterday.
The accounts from Berlin state that Piemmarshat tllebitch,
who at present is the confidential, agent of the Emperor of
!tibiae, is charged by the Emperor to press in the strongest terms
on the King of Prussia to adhere to an armed intervention in
ma, of the Belgians reflising to accept the King of Orange as
their Sovereign, and that he will assist the King of Prussia with
!WAXY men.
'l he express from Paris appea
The French Funds are lower,

rs rather of §wtirtikodowription.

Ft) NCH
414 per Cent. 9l %
Ditto' New 014 %
4 per Cent. 149 d, tog, N
India Bonds, 7 0
Exchequer Mills, 19 11
FITNI3I4.
Week, 143
Mexican, 3514 0
Peruvian, 14 i 5
Portugete, 40 48
Prussian,
Russian, 0444
Spanish, 151,4'
041'.4 CZ 0 ak.
We haveseen agentlentan, who left Ostend yesterday, he hrings
Accounts, corroborating that at I.loyd‘s or the blockade' of the
ports of the Netherlands having been taken oft' by t King Of
Holland I also of an armistice 140114 been agreed Alm atntwetm
the twapartlesi Belgians and Dtdeli, Ihribree Months I he Also
states that the rrovisiosial (in VPTlMielii ha sent a message to the
Congress, stating that they had something of Importance to lay
before them from the Allied Powers.
The above Information has caused an impmvement in Consols
of about 5-Bths per cent. Consols, which were in the early part
of the morning at 82,i fur the account, have got up to 83)4 14
for monev, and the same Ow the ePeeinit. 114 It is the getter
opinion the arnsirs of Belgium will awn be adjusted.
It appears to the present hour that the Pry ,utt4'is going off
wcil. 44 we do not hear of any fitiitt:34, ..trioh is oentrary to all
expectations. Money klioc.lC Is scarce; It Is evidently 44 great
lie.tt Aomatitt, and tfie Hebrews were expected to be very great
losers Which is not the olio, and they have:escaped u sound
drubbing for the present, which is of fur grtater advantage ti
the Bears, as they will pocket the cash. ,
In the Foreign Market there 14 little or nothlwi Mob, romisit
about 1514.

EN 0 LI St,

Bank Stock, W 3 4
India Stock Ytti 10
3 per Cent. Cons. R.),sky,
Do, for Aceounty 133
Ditto tteducetl, 82%

FORER4

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Brazilians 594 fl
Buenos Ayres,
ClOllan' 21 2
Colombian, 16 17
Danish, 59 60
French 5 per Cent,
Ditto 3 per Cent. --

" ON-N 01"°"'
Consol4 are tnatti34 thr tho /miming, and for money 83,4,
by wtiloit irvidt appear Ma there t. a ddeline of about u per
cent., being a premium on Money Stock.

QVA OMR TO TERRE,
Cm-1844881 f. No Whites animutwol tA Oitt pre.
sent time.

THREE ci' (—LOCA.

Consols, Eitil
FOUR QtLOCK,—CLOSING
Gum% ... , ....... 831 4111101: tt,ri t**' ' 5°7 Ditto for Account 88 ' Clrtek,
Bruni44 UOtitk. tail Mexican 1826,
Buenos Ayres.... -- Peruvian
Chilian Ditto..... 21. Russisn O6
Columbian, 1824 174 Spanish #...1 Abi

•
It is reported Hutt clue .the first measures
of the new Athninistrution will he to st.parate the
4,3,1 limo the julicial duties of the Lard High ChuncelltsT,
and the* prtvent the great ineouveuitoeo ettd exponce to
M hint miltora in this collo expaacd front n change in
Ministera.--lkfaio9 laaper.
NEW BISHOP O ExETEtt.—A meeting of
the Dean end Chapter of the See of Exeter was held on
Monday in the Cotheth al, when, in pursuance of lihk
JittitY'll cove d'irlire, the Hight ite-yesvul Vaiber in God,
Dr..Ptitu.eorts, waa eltctod o am Sue °I Exeter, vacant by the translatiust of Dr. planet, ta clutt of lisugor.
We have heard that the other morning his
MAJESTY, litatiatal in a pi du re it coat, caul' a Walk intO
the City quite incop., and eve (ifq 'by 11 few
peons, who immediately took nif their hats as be passed.
MaaksTv bOWOtI in the num cotuk,ending ntarmtri
......Wraing &pr.