The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-29 00:00:00

TnE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We have no arrivals as yet of any importance. A report
•Twevaili of an express froM.Paris, but we believe it is in-
correct. Owing to the fall of snow, the roads in France,
as well as in this country, must impede the arrival of
couriers for some hours. An express is anxiously looked
for, to ascertain the true state of affairs at Paris. According
'to the present appearanciof the contending parties in the
above capital, the power of the King and that of Lafayette
• cannot long exist without the diasolution of the Chamber
of Deputies. We also observe that a petition is going to
be presented to the King by a great number of the
National Guards, which states that the Ministers have
neglected their duty in not presenting an electoral
law, and it is their firm opinion that the throne
must ally itself with greater frankness and greater
activity; that their General has summed up the opinion
of the majority, by demanding a Constitutional Monarchy,
based on republican institutions. This indeed is strong
language of the National Guard, who seem at present the
dictators and advisers of his Majesty.
Our local situation is not less interesting than that of
France. According to the Gazelle of lust night, it pre-
pares us for the calling out of the Militia in our sister
country, Ireland. The new Lord Lieutenant has put down
the grand procession which was to have taken place.
This, no doubt, will much displease the Catholics, and may
stifle their feelings at present, but it is feared that
more troops will be required to be sent to that country to
maintain order.
Consols, which left off yesterday, at 82i to for the
account, opened this morning at the same price, but owing
to the unsettled state of affairs they receded to 89. At
present the, market is rather better. and they ate 821
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing as yet.
ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 1115 7 IN per Cent. 90% ty•
India Stock, -- Ditto,
Ditto New
3 per Cent. Cans. 4 per Cent. 1426, 1181,,i'i 1,4 ' I
Do, for Account, P.2li; India Bonds, 5 10
Ditto Reduced, 31% % .Exchequer 11111 s, 18 11)
FOREIGN FUNDS
Greek, 23 5
Mexican, 3414 5
Peruvian, 141t,' IS
Portugese, 39 41
Prussian'
Russian, lei 81)
Spanish, 15% Th
HALF-PAST ONE.
An express from Paris has arrived, but the contents
will. not transpire before half-past two o'clock. Consols
remain steady at 814 for the account, by which it is
supposed that it is MU favourable description.
In the foreign market little doing. Russian Stock
88} to Sq.
Accounts front Hamburg, by the last mail, state that
the Emperor of Russia is hastening towards Poland with
his army, and it is said that his fixed determination. is to
bear of nothing but an unconditional surrender of the
Poles. Two estafettes arrived .at Hamburg, but their
contents had not transpired.

Brazilian, 5.114 5
Buenos, Ayres,
Chillan
Celninblan, 17 Be
Danish, 5614 7
French b per Cunt.
Ditto 3 per Cent.

THEE A' 0 CL 0 CA%
Controlu for tho Account, 821

COUNTRY MEETING:L-11e- provincial Pa-
Pero coxainue to furnish us with accounts of meetings in
almost ell ports of Ireland fur the repeal of the Union.—
Dublin Morning Register.

The Marshal de Dorms, displeased by one
of his sons, exclaimed in a rage, " You rascal, if you go
on in this manner, VII make you sup with the Kim"
The young man had twice supped at Many, where he wan
wearied to death.

Captain EDWARD GALWAY, the oldeBt of a
Hit of six Pom-captftiny, .ohmitted by Sir JA:stas OnA-
Halt to. Lord Asat.Esta, the new Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, has been appointed to the command of the Royal
Chad° to yacht, in attendance upon the Lortilientenatit,

The ten years service to entitle a Naval
Officer's Widow to receive a pension, is allowed to in-
clude any stroke while actually attached to u ship in
commission.

DRANI•DRINKINO.-At a late Ineetipg at
Manchester the practice of dram drinking WAS reprobated
in very forcible terms, and, among other proofs of its bad
conseqUences, it was stated that, according to authentic
records, about twenty deaths were vaulted by it annually
in that town alone. Two drain-whops; in Manchester i!.-
was.tnentioned, ,sold 1201. worth of ardent spirit* on one
day; another took on the average 184 per day,; and, at
another, in one slay in JOne last, custornetss had entered at
the rate of 690 per haa6 itt which number tenths.
were men—three-tenths respectable looking females, and
one. tenth girls I