The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Funds are all alive this morning, caused by a report that
the French ltentes came considerably liiglieros well as a general
belief that a Congress will soon be held to settle the alfkirs of
Belgium, which we stated yesterday in our City article, by the
three neighbouring Powers, England, France, and Prussia. On
which subject we have the tbilowing from Antwerp:—
" The English ship Fury has brought despatches for a convo-
cation of a Congress to be held at the Hague, and to be formed
principally by the Plenipotentiaries of England, France, and
Prussia. The Congress is to assemble on the Bth of November."
By the Antwerp Papers of the 25th, it appears they wish Ant-
werp to be a free port.
We have seen a letter from Calais this morning, stating that
Antwerp hail surrendered to the Belgians. It is certain that
the Belgians have been for several days past within sight of that
city ; still we cannot as yet give credit to the above letter with-
out an insurrection took place in the town, or the Dutch
evacuated the place.
The Ostend steamer has not as yet arrived, but I. anxiously
looked for, by which we shall ascertain the fact.
Consols, which left oil yesterday at 537 84 for the account,
opened this morning at 84 %, went up to 81%, and are now at
845 y, buyers.
In the Foreign market Spanish Bonds maintain their price,
22% %. The Bank will be closed on the 6th of November.
EN II LI SF N
Bank Stock, 203 10 1% per Cent. In%
India Stuck, 225 tl 3% per Cent. (new) 24% %
3 per Cent. Cons. 84 %4 ,
4 per Cent. 10,28 00% 100
Do. for Accot.nt, 84‘.% India Bond., 23'25
Ditto Reduced, 83' % Exchequer Bills, 33 6
FOILEWN FUNDS
Brazilian, 61% Greek, 28% 03
Buenos Ayres, 23 5 Mexican, 35'. 6
Chiilan, 21 3 Peruvian, 13 15
Colombian 17U 111% Portuguese, 535
Danish, 60 61 Prussian,
French 5 per Cent. 01 5 Russian, 25% 6%
Ditto 3 per Cent. 633 k Spanish, 22% 2
H.~LT PAST TWELVE.
We this moment learn, from a most respectable source, that
the King of Holland and the Belgians have lett their airs to
be settled by England and France. Deputies are gone to Paris
from the Belgians; others are expected soon to arrive in BIN.
L.,,unay, It I& said that in the King's Speeds an allusion will be
made to the above subject.
Some of the private letters (from Paris, this rnfirnlpg, do not
speak so favourably of the attltirs of the ConstitiattOnilists li;
Spain ; but few of the Spaniards join them, and their finances
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him been appointed Minister of Finances.
In the Foreign Market little doing; Spanish Broads, 11% k
lyre y? not hear that the Ostend steamer has arrived.
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Console, 941

COUNTY M EA TlT.—Mr. NAI>PER, ofLough-
crew, It J s addresser! the electors of this county, in the event
of a vacancy arising.—Dublin Evening Post.
The I)urgesses of East Retfurd, who voted for
the Ipri. ptiNcoNnE, were, on Monday, &lowed a
ii „y% coursing over the Duke of NtiwpA tine's estate, near
dumber. Some started before it was light, They bail
a great deal of sport, and returned to Itetford about five
o'clock, with 15 hares and some rabbits, which were
speedily cooked at the Marquis of Granby, Retlord, and
1,11 speedily consumed,