The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-20 00:00:00

OAT' AT ON! O'CLOCK.
!South Sch Stork

!KIM Or STOCKS THIS
810 Cfnci,

1 per tear nth• -
1 ler Cent 'Cons 1r,311, `2n, :1 New Ditto .....
1!:,i per Cent
')ht %fed...—. 91% 90% 1 c Ditto lid. 24 18 pni
New 34 rim- 4 eta. ...113 2% IN Ditto
t 501 21. 24 IS ow
1 per Lent. lEtll 99%1,4 Ditto.... ...... lid. 24 18 pm
B tnk 1.. Ann. • 174 14 Ditto asnali
Ditto 30 eats l7 1.16 17 Ditto lid. 94 18 pm,
Ditto 30 years
India Stock
3,tto Bonds 7 9 pm. Cons, for Nov 25...834 2% 3%

VHICES or FOREIGN FUNDS THIS LSAT AT ONI O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bonds ...... ......... Neapolitan —
Brazilian Bonds 59% Peruvian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds — Portuguese Bonds —
CNillan Bonds — Prussian, Old
Colombian Bonds — Ditto, New —
Ditto, 11324 , — Rus.ian 96304
Danish
Greek Band Pita 1034
Ditto, lab . 23 French }tenter, sp. c. —i. —..
Ouatanalo. — Exchange —f.
%lexicon Bonds . ....... ..........7 —9 per cent, —t

Mau. MI, 3534 Exchange --f. —c

PLUCKS OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Brazilian Imp. Min. Co. (us. at 51. pm.) X2l, I

COURSE OF EXCH.,
Amsterilant C.F.12 4i
Ditto, at sight I'2
Rotterdam o U 12 5
Antwerp 0 0
Hamburg M. 1.1.1314
Altona l3 14i
Paris, 3 days' sigkt 4)5 25
Ditto 2 U. 25 (10
Bordeaux 25 05
Berth.

Frankfort on Maine, Ex. M. 151
Peteraburgh, ruble, 3W. 10 0
Vienna, eflbetive A. 2 M. 10 10
Trieste do ....10 10
Madrid 3614
Cadiz 36%
oilboa 3B!
liareelona 36
Seville 3614
Gibraltar 474 j 1

S, DUBLIN, NOV. 17.

18t. Patrick lnsur. (per eh.)
Royal Irish Ditto
National Ditto —
Patriotic Ditto ....
Hibernian Bank 20%
Provincial Ditto —
Royal Irish Mine —
Imperial Mine
Xining Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings. —

[Arrived. Due.
O Hamburg 0
O Holland
O Jamaica ti
O Leeward islands
O Lisbon 0
O Malta 0
O Sweden
O Waterford 0

HIGH WATRII. AT 1.0131)0N BRil)CIIL TO-moggow.
Morning... '24 minutes after 5. I Evening... 47 minutes after 5.

BY PERMISSION OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN.
THEATRE, TOTTENHAM-STREET.

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Owing to the Nightly Overflow of this House consequent on the
Performat.ce of

MADAME VESTRIS
She will Perform again This Evening and Monday, in Two Pieces.
This Evening►, SATURDAY, Nov. 20, 1830,
Will be performed, First Time, a Musical Entertainment called
THE STRATAGEM; or, An Exquisite at Fault!
Maitland, Mr. Forrester, Moses Mordecai, Mr. W. Vining.
Emily Seymour, Madame VESTRIS,
Who will introduce the Popular Songs of" Buy a Broom !"
After which a Grand Musical Entertainment, called
DON GIOVANNI.

Leporello, Mr. Marshall; Drainemdry, Mr. Melrose; Porus,
51r. Chapman; the Drunken Cobler, Mr. W
Giovanni, Madame VESTRIS,
Who will, in addition to the original music, introduce
" The Banners of Blue:"
The whole to conclude with a Musical Entertainment in Two
Acta, called
COUNT 'MICELI.

Count Tekeli, Mr. Fredericks; Wolf, Mr. Munro; Conrad,
Mr. W. Vining; Christine, Miss Foresyth.
In the course of the I'iece,
A l'as Seul, by Miss Josephine.
MONDAY.—An Operatic Entertainment, in which Madame
VESTRIS will perform Don Giovanni And other Entertain-
ments.
IVEDNESDAY.—PositiveIy will be Performed, (First Time
in this Country) an entire New Drama, interspersed with Music,
in Three Acts, called FICA DIAVOLO; or, The Brigand
Chief l'be Music Composed by Auber ; and produced under
thedireetion of L. Zerbini. The new Scenery by Messrs. Morris
and Brougham. The principal Characte, by Madame Vestris.

*Ain.

LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1830.

In the Second Edition of The Sun, we last
night stated that the Ministerial arrangements
were completed, or nearly so, and the list then
publishe4 remains the same, so far as we hear
up to three o'clock to-day. The following is the

NEW MINISTRY.
Earl Grey—First Lord of the Treasury
Mr. Brougham--Lord Chancellor

Lord Palineraton—Seeretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Lord Melbourne--Secretary of State fur the Home De-

pertinent
Lord Gotlerich...Secretary of State for the Colonial De-

partment
Marquis of Lansdowne--President of the Council
Lord Althorp—Chancellor of the Exchequer

Lord Durham—Lord Privy Seal
Sir Jaws Graham—First Lord of the Admiralty
Right lion. C. Grant—President of the Board of Controul
Lord Duncannon--Secretary at War

Lord Auckland—President of the Beard of Trade

M r Poulett Thompson—Vice-Premident

Sir 11. Parnell--Neuter of the Mint

Lord Rolland—Chimedlor of the Duchy of Laneamter

Lord Hill—Commander of the Forces
Doke of Richmond—Master.General of the Ordnance

Mr. Denman—Attorney-General

Mr. Bickersteth—Solicitor-General

Mr. Robert Grant—Judge Advocate
Viacomit Dougannon—Woode and Foreate

Mr. Spring Rice—Setnetary of the Treasury

The other Joint. Secretary to the Treasury has
not yet been named, but report says that Mr.
PLANTA remains, as being a highly useful
member, with no strong bias of political feeling
either way—but leaning more to the liberal side,
and therefore more desirable in a Ministry en-
tirely based upon liberal principles.
With respect to the Admiralty, it is said that
Lord GODERICII will go there instead of to the
Colonial Department ; but we have not hear d
whether Sir J. GRAHAM will have the Colonies.
We confess we should much prefer seeing him
there than at the Admiralty, for his reforming
spirit would find ample employment in that
prolific source of jobbing and corruption.
Some accounts say that Sir HENRY PAR-
NELL will be Vice-Treasurer of Ireland, instead
of Master of the Mint. All we can say. is,
that if Sir lbouty be overlooked, it will
he a scandal to Lord GREY, for surely
the very man who turned out the WELLING-
TON Ministry should be of some consideration
in the formation of its successor.

At Mr. IlitotiottAm's elevation we are both
pleased and grieved—pleased that a Statesman
who, of all others, has done more, for the
public benefit, or endavoured to do, more
than any other man of his age, should at
length find the honest reed of reward
in attaining to the highest honour itthis
profession,—and grieved that the great por-
tion of the public, for whose mental improve-
ment he so assiduously and so successfully ht-
- houredshould lose their great MonAt,
Ix-
STRUCTOR I.—the champion of free opinion—