The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-30 00:00:00

TITIC VUNDII.

We have no arrivals of ship letters this morning, conse-
quently
we are void of intelligence. Now the affairs of
Belgium having taken so different a turn, our city
politicians speculate on the march of the Prus-
sians to Brussels, but as yet this is all surmise,
as no doubt if the Belgians will come to moderate tams
the King will accept them. It is not his interest to have
these fine towns destroyed by fire and sword.
Consols, which left oil yesterday at 874.3 for the Ac-
count, opened at 81, and soon after were done at 87 ; at
present they may be quoted at 87 with.littls doing, bat
the market still continues heavy.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing, prices much the
same as yesterday.
ENGLISH FUNDS
Sly per Cent. 074
4 per Cent. new,
4 per Cent. IttN,
India Bonds, ha 7
Exchequer Bilk. fill 4
' FUNDS.
Greek, SII4
Mexican, 364
Peruvian, 17 111
Portuguese, 58 60
Prussian,
Russian, on% 10014
bpanish, 2434

Bank Stock, --
India Stock, 233 4
3 per Cent. Cons. 374
Do. for Accoi.nt,
Ditto Reduced,

FORELO
Brasitian, 04% nu
Buenos Ayres, 26 30
Chilian, 22 4
Colombian, 104
Danish, 661,4 7%
French 5 per Cent. 07 8
Ditto 3 per Cent. 67

TWO O'CLOCK.

We have seen letters from Brussels dated the 25th in
the afternoon, stating that great damage has been done in
several parts of the town, and many houses destroyed,
particularly that of Mr. Barrow Loused°, a member of
the Stock Exchange in London. It was situated near the
Palace. The above letter adds that the slaughter was very
great, and that the affair of the 27th, 28th, and 29th, at
Paris, in not to be compared to the eventful days at Brus-
sels. The bravery displayed by the inhabitants of Brus-
sels was astonishing, old men of 70 and boys of 12 and
14 years were amongst the rnnke of the people ; women
I were also seen fighting. The Dutch have retreated two
leagues.
The letter► from Antwerp are also of the 28th: they
state that the Dutch troops retreated on Monday from
Brussels to Vilvorde. Several 24-pounders and a battering
train had arrived there from Holland, and were to pre.
reed to the Prince's head• quarters. The Brussels people
bad not made any demonstrations to advance to at..
tack the Dutch. The communication was open with
Antwerp, as the diligence had arrived from Brussels ;
grea► numbers of the lower class of people, armed, were
marching from all quarters to the assistance of Brussels.
Several letters front Antwerp speak of negociationa,
and that Prince Frederick is waiting for instructions from
the Hague on that subject.
Consols have improved to 871 for the Accoent,—
Little doing in the Foreign Market.
Report says the Dutch have lost 7,000 men.
In the Foreign Market it is settling day.—Little doing.
THR.ES O'CLOCK

Consols, 8711.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols 871
Do. for Ac 871
Brailian Bonds 69
Buenos Ayres
Chilian Do.
Columbian, 1824, 191

Danish 67
Greek, 1825 31
Mexican, 1825 37
Peruvian
Ruksian 100
Spanish 241

The QUEEN has been pleased to appoint Mr.
CHARLES Euart, harpist to her AbiaesTy.
The county of Meath is in a very alarming
anti distnrhed *tate. The peasantry in most parts thereof
are organised as Ribanditirra and generally well trine('
either with firearms or piicea. A meeting of Magistrate*
Ins bell last we at Kells, and after POMO discus:don, the
stipendiary—
propriety of having a stipendiary magistrate appointed was
agreed te.--Dublin Paper.