The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-27 00:00:00

VIZ FUNDS.

Consols, which were nn the advance in the early part
of the morning, have sornewhatreceded from 82i to 821 i,
at which price they continue at present. The present
state of Ireland throws a damp on the market.
In the Foreign Market but few speculators have made
their api cameo. Russian Stock 88i to 89.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for tie Account, 82a. 1..

The receipts of the first nine weeks of the
railway betwetn Liverpool and Manchester, for passengers
alone, exceeded 18,000/. sterling !
All the formalities of' the Louvre or Tuileries
are still maintained around the Ex-KIND. The Council
of Criaauts now consists of MM. D'Carmat, D'IIAUS•
SEZ, BOURMONT, and D'llLacas. It is said they are
me litating a formal proclamation of the young Due D'llon-
naaux as King of FRANCE, and that the Duchess of
Bsaatt will be nominated Regent ! ! !

A petition in favour of Reform was unani-
mously agreed to on Friday at a meeting of the Town
Council of Paisley. The petition for the Lords was or-
dered to be transmitted to Earl Garr, and that for the
Commons, to Sir MICHAEL SHAW STEWART, for pmen-
Winn. _ _ _

We have beets informed, says the Bath
Chronicle, that most of the Clergymen in the south of
Devon, have made reductions in their tithes.
We regret to learn that the fine natural arch,
in the western part of Pentowen Cove, fell on the I lth
instant. The pathway under it is now blocked up with
horn 6,000 to 8,000 tons of rubbish.— Cornwall Gazette.
COTTON SPINNERS.--110 whole of Messrs.
APCowszu.'s spinners are now out, in consequence of a
demand on the part of the women spinners to ha paid ac-
cording to the March list, that is, the same price as the men-
spinners are paid. The women, according to their notice,
left work, and the Mears. M'CownELL stopped both of their
other factories, in which the men were employed, till the
matters in dispute could be accommodated. Nearly the
whole of Mr. UEORGR MURRAY'S spinners are also Mad
work. The gross number of persons that have been em-
ployed by there two firms it is said is nearly three thou-
sand persons.—Manchester Times.
Two unhappy convicts, BUSFIBIt and GOOD-
MAN, tried at the Lewes Assizes, one for setting a rick on
fire, and the other a barn on fire, are left for execution,
and are expected to suffer at Ilorsham next Saturdayweek.
EXECUTION AT CIIELNSFORD.-011 Fri-
day JAIIES Ewaw, convicted of arson, and TLIOMAS
BATEMAN, for highway robbery, accompanied with cir-
cumstances of savage barbarity, were executed in front- of
Springfield gaol. Ewen, it will be.recolleeted, bad been
Wind guilty of setting fire to the barn and stack of Mr.
Sacw, farmer, at Rayleigh. The circumstantial evidence
to connect him with the fact was very slight; but the
principal witness, a man named Iltertannsott, who had
been imprisoned as an accessary to the crime, swore that
the prisoner had, unsolicited, told him, after the fire, that
he was the perpetrator, and urged him, at the same time,
to fire another stack, belonging to Mr. &twin, the
next evening. EWEN protested his innocence in the most
earnest manner up to the last moment. BATEMAN bad
been convicted for haying robbed and cruelly ill-used an
old man, upwards of 70, by stamping his bead into a ditch,
and crushing his ear off, which was found in the mud.—
The prisoners ascended the scaffold with great firmness.
Ilantstax, discovering that the rope placed round Ewew's
neck was too short, observed, "It's rather a tight fit."•.-•
EWEN remarked to a person who was standing near him,
"It is rather cold standing up here." Alter the neces-
sary preparations harlbeen made, they were laurtelig4 into
eternity.

NEWGIATN AND L 1 AI)IsNHALI., MAILKETB.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
0. d, to e.. 1. s. d. to r. tl,
Beet ^ 2 3 4 Veal 3 2 410
Mutton... 2 4 3 8 Pork 3 U 4 ti

NEWC A ;''I'LE%-IJPON,.TYN 1;4 MARKET —Dec. 94.

We had another good supply of Wheat from the farmers to.
day, the condition much improved; the whole sold readily at
1 last week's prices. No sales making in bonded %Vheats. The
Oat trade was heavy, and a trifle lower, From the continued
northerly winds there have been no arrivals of Noriolk Mirky
during the week, and we consequently make no change in our
quotations. Malt in demand. Sound fresh stye ready sale
White Peas, if breakers, wanted. Beam and Flour as our last.
New. Oin.
Wheat, Northumberland 6OO. 725....... 60s. 705.,
Norfolk and Sullblk 02s 70e,
-- Ilerwick and Scotch 58s. 624.
.....-"••••• Dllll tz ig
Rye, Norfolk and Suilolk 3Bs 40s. —a. —a.
--- Foreign —a. —a.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Sullhlk...4os, 425.
Grinding and Feeding Yris. :128.
Malt, Norfolk and Sußblk —s. -4. (Va. tills. '1
Beans, Small a..—a......— 40s. 425.
---- Tick Ws. Ma, ....., —4.-4, :..
Pease, White. ....................... —s. —s. -s, —a.
Gray —5. —a.
Oats, Nurthumberland, Potutoe :N.M. i>4i.
..-----. Feed ins Ws. 2da. ff7s.
--- Foreign —a. .....a.
Flour, Fine (per sack) —4 —a. Ms. 535.

CATtNWAI,t. MARKETS.
Tauao—Wheat (overage) —Barley, Ih. (hl.—Oah,
ST. AusTELL—Wheat, :AL to 25s.—Barley, 12s. to I 4 .—Oats,
Si. to Va. thl.

fionsuts—Wheat (averuge)l24l.od.—ftsrloy, lOs.—Onts, 7t. Oil.
LtuNcrisron—Wheat (overage) Ns.Ol.—Barley,l4s. Qt--Oats,
104 (I,l.—floef Rd.—Mutton. 61
Iliastosr— Wheat, 245. 6tl.—Barley, Ils, SA.
PRNZANCE—Wheat, .255. to tni.—liattey, ....s. to 1.13.-OMs,
Os. to 81. 6(l.—lteer rind Mutton,
51
Intter, 1U per lb,
, to 61—Pork, 3d. to 40.--

, •
I.lsKtulto--Wheats —s. Ott. to ats. Si.
to Us,
Sr. Col.usin—Wheat, giO.s. to 111s.—Barley, 104. to I;lc—Beef,
and Mutton, 5,1. to tit:l.—Veal, 4d.—Lamb, Oct.

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tons. Cwt.
!ltantity of Copper Oro sold at Itedruth Ia t ThuridAy 2,t41/3 0
veratte Produce

mmtity of fine Cower 205.
.mount of Sale. 15.159/, 7s. 0,1. —Average Standard. Hl2l. 136, Oil.

The Furei de Londres says—"
An amateur
of statistics has calculated that the late French revolution
has given rise to 8,000 poetical inspirations, in the shape
of songs, cantos, and poems, forming a total of 84,000
couplets, or 800,000 verses, and subdivided into 7,218,000
words."

AtiIIENIIEIT'S thermometer, suspended on a
house iu North-btreet,. Brighton, 011 Friday morning, at
sunrise, marked eleven degree Wow" the freezing point,