The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-20 00:00:00

TIIIC FIJNOS.

We have accounts this morning of ten boy stacks having been
tired near Enfield. They wore all burning at the same time. This
was supposed to have been done with a train.
Console, which left off on Saturday at 81% for the Account
opened at 814;, went up to 81%, and at present they are 81% %,
Nothing (biotin the Foreign Market as yet.
~ENULISII ,PUNDS.
3% per Cent. 81)34 %
Ditte, New
4 per Cent. IVO, fl 6 4 %
India 'hoods 4 tO •
Exchequer Bills, 17 11)
FUNDb
Oren, 81 3
Mexican, 35 8
Peruvian, 14% 15
Portugese, 37
Prussian,
Russian, 885
Spanish, 15%
O' CZ° CK.
IMPORTANT FROM HOLLAND.
ANTWERP, Hite. 17.--We have received the agreeable news
on 'Change that tho King of Holland has Billy acknowledged the
armistice,.
The HambUrg Papers received this morning bring accounts of
some commotion* having taken place at St l'etersburgli. The
mob went about breaking the windows. A Prince ot the tint
distinction is to be imprisoned, and afterwards banished to
Archangel.
ConsolS have been during the morning in a very fldgetty state,
continually fluctuating from Si% down to 81%, up again to
014 N, and at present they are 81% 14 for the fitTOUlit.
As the King of Holland has et last agreed to the armistice,
we may soon expect the adliirs of Belgium to be settled.
In the Foreign market little doing.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Console for the Account 81i 1.

Bank Stock, 105 6
Indiu-titock,
3 per Cent. Cont.
Do. for Account, RI%
Ditto Reduced, 807 At
euntiow
Briziltan, 33 6

?Menne Ayres,
I{/}(1
Colombian, 17}1.
Danish, 56
French 5 per Cent. 87
Ditto 1 per Cont. tai

FOUR O'CLOCK..—.CLOSING PRICES.
Console Danish
Dittn for Account Ali Greek, 16126.... --
Brazilian Bonds.. 551 Mexican 18Z5.

Buenos Ayres....
Chalon Dithu...: 194
Columbian, 1824 171

Peruvian 15
Spitnish

INCENDIARIES AT WARRINGTON,

(FROM A CO/t A ESPONDIttiT.

WARRINGTON, nee. IS.
I am sorry that I have to send you so soon an account
of another fire, which occurred in the neighbourhood of
this town last night. The following are the particulars:
On Friday evening last, at about right o'clock, a fire
broke out in the barn belonging to Mr. Iio•ron, of Cuerd-
ley, near Warrington, which in a short time communi-
cated to the outbuildingoand stables adjoining, the whole of
which, trgether with a large quantity of oats, peas, clover,
&e., are entirely destroyed. From the circumstance of
the fire originating in a part of the building into which
none of the family of Mr. Dosron had been that slay, there
is too much reason to suppose it to have been the work of
an incendiary. Immediately on the alarm being given at
Warrington, Mr. Hughes, of the Nag's head-inn, froth
most praiseworthy motive, ordered out four horses,
which were immediately attached to an excellent new en-
gine, belonging to the police of this town, and set off at
fu'l speed in the direction of the fire. The engine he-
longing to Mr. Clare, of Sankey Bridges, on the road to
Cuerdley, was on the spot a short time before the arrival
of the one from Warrington. Some time had elapsed
before it could be brought into play, owing to the unwil-
fin mess on the part of the peasantry, who had assembled
from the neighbourhood, to render the least assistance ;
and it woe not until the arrival of several gentleman from
'allington that it was used. What could be their mo-
tive in so doing we could sot conceive; neither threat nor
entreaty had any effect on them, and it was owing entirely
to the exertions of the per.ons from Warrington, and the
men in the employ of Mr. Clare, that the house and a
hay-stack were not consumed.