The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-06 00:00:00

FUNDS.

Consols, which left off
.vest,q(lay at 86i to 87 for the
Account, opened at 87i to 4, and went up to 87g. At
present they are at 87k, with little doing, the speculators
are waiting the arrival of the two steamers from Rotterdam
expected this day.

Up to the present hour we have no political news, but
in the higher quarters it is positively asserted that the
great Powers will not intetfere in the affairs of Belgium,
and particularly this country. Should any of them act,
it will be to try to settle the business amicably.
Spanish have been done at 20; at present they are 21.
ENGLISH IC ND9
Z per Cent.
4 per Cent. new, 97 4,
4 per Cent. 11/241,
India Bonds. 57 59 •
Exchequer Bills, 64 86
N FUNDb.
Greek, 20% 3034
Mexican, 5634 7
Peruvian, 17 19
Portugueen, 87 9
Prustian,
Ruinan 96 %
lipanieh, 21%-%

Bank Stock,
India Stock, 2'20 31
3 per Cent. Con,. SOX 10
Do. for Accot.nt, 146% 87
Ditto Itoduced,

EcntElu
Brazilian, nth 34
Buenos Agres, 25 7
Chilian )4 4
Colombian. 194 19
Danish, C 4 N
French 5 per Cent. 94% 534
Ditto S per Cent. 6434 534

TWO O'CL 0 CX.
The steamers from Holland have not as yet arrived, and
it is not supposed they will until very late in the day,
owing to the westerly wind; in consequence of which we
are without any information from that quarter. We do
not hear of the arrival of an express from Paris ; report
says that two French frigates are off the Bar of Lisbon,
their intention's arc not known.

Consols, which were in the early part of the day at
871, have dropped to B'7 buyers. The speculators are still
anxiously waiting the, arrival of the above steamers.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish has receded this day
about 2isto 3 per rent., supposed owing to the Spaniards
having sent a large force to the frontiers, which will deter
the few Constitutionalists on the frontier from entering
Spain.
Consols, 87 buyers.

THREE 0' CL 0 CX.

ARBITRARY DISCIIAII STAMFORD
ST TENANTS OF Loan EXEna.--We have great delight
in being able to state that the discharges given by tenants
of Lord Exarea have been withdrawn, and property in-
tended to be forced from its possessors remains unpur-
chased, since the appearance of our last paper. Instead of
being compelled to pursue our painful though otherwise
imperative duty of holding up any inhabitant of Stamford
or its vicinity to the scorn, abhorrence, and legal hostility
of his neighbours and customers, we have the much snore
agreeable task of congratulating those persons on their re-
turn to the principles of equity, good sense, and kind feel-
ing. They need fear little front what the Marquis may
now dare to do or threaten against them we mis
take not, that nobleman, before long, will have occasion,
as the Scotch say, to ' keep his ain breath to cool his ain
porridge.'—,,Bruton Gazette.
Extract of a letter from Valparaiso.—,, The
present state of affairs in Chili, by the latest news from
the interior, is that General PRETAX has arrived at Acan-
mina with General VataL, the only Chiefs who escaped
at the banks of the Monte on the 17th April, and had
rallied and mustered about 2,200 nun, including militia,
hut the presumption is that the country is lost as the
Pilecore (or Tory) party have gained the day, they having
the money, so that you may say chili is lost at least for a
few years."

PARIS, OCT. 2.—A report was spread this
morning that 4 note received from the English Cabinet
gave the assurance that there would be no armed interven-
tion in the affairs of Belgium, and that the question would
be the subject of diplomatic discussion. This sews, which
we are happy in believing to be well funded, made our
funds rather firmer. They kept up during 'Change, and
the Three per Coal, closed at SOc., and the Five pet
Cents. at 9bc., above the closing price of yestertlay.—
Iliesaager des Chambres of Monday.
t_
A SINGULAR FACT.---h may ue mentioned
as an historical singularity, that all the English King, who
married French Princesses incurred the displeasula of their
subjects, and suffered violent deatiot—as &swam) IL,
RICII44D 11., MCVAY VI., and CHARLYS L.—Brighton
Guardian.