The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-08 00:00:00

A NOTII ER ACCOUNT.

TWO O'CLOCK.
It is almost impossible to convey any idea of the state of
excitement under which the city now labours. Every
one seems astonished at the crisis so unexpectedly arrived,
and the reports current are of a description to excite the
most fearful alarm. According to general rumour, a plot
bad been formed for the plunder of the city to-morrow.
It is said no impediment would have been bffereil to the
procession, on its advance to Guildhall, but that as night
approached, the gas-pipes were to have been destroyed,_
Temple Bar and other leading avenues barriraded,—
all egress prevented,—and a general pillage and
mawacre commenced. It is further said that the
Lord Mayor had received such information on this
that he yesterday afternoon wrote to the Doke of
Wellington, stating that, if the procession and feast
was not postponed, lie considered the safety of
the city endangered. He is also said to have bad an in-
terview with Ministers this morning upon the subject, aid
the result has been, that not only does the King not come,
hut there will be no procession whatever to-morrow. In
the meantime various are the stories current respecting the
precautionary measures to be adopted by the Government.
It is reported, a messsge will be sent down by the King
to the Houses of Parliament this afternoon, recommend.
ing the immediate calling out of the Volunteers and
Militia. It is also said the Habeas Corpus will be sue-
peaded. We further hear that 400 artillerymen have
been added to the garrison of the Tower, and
that eight pieces of cannon have been sent into that
fortress, which is being victualled, and the ditch filled
with water. Three hundred and eighty marines are like-
wise said to have arrived from Chatham, and all
the strain-boats are said to have keen engaged for
bringing up troops to the metropolis. The guard at the
Bank has been doubled, and several military officers hive
been inspecting that building this morning.
We further hear that to-night and to-morrow thousands
of people, moved it is asserted by one great plan, are ex-
pected from all parts of the provinces to arrive here. The
refuel of the loan of the muskets to the Birmingham manu-
facturers, which has been the subject of much argument,
is now understooi to have been caused by the informa-
tion Ministers have received of the intentions whisk
were to have been manif sted to-morrow. Such are

the general reports cuirent, to which may be added
that the Ptate of public feeling here has shown
itself strongly against the pootponenaent or rather
we may soy the annihilation of the feast. it is
thought nothing could be more impolitic, when the pre-
vailing excitement is considered, than the original design
of feasting in the sight of a starving people, but that having
so decided, nothing ran more chew the weakness of the
Government than its abandonment.
Consols for account have been to low as int they
are now 78i
With respect to Foreign Stock there is absolutely no
real price for any security.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DIMINO LAST WEEK.
oi G 62- .kt 2
From Whence. : ,
*:4T, r P p iig g
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r
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Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qre. Qrs. SO a.
Alemouth - 74 158 110
A hiboroiigh - - - 352 - -
Boston - - 1597 - .- -
Bridgwater l4 - - - - - 00
Bridlington
Clay - 12 -- - - .- 430
Cowes - .- - - - 105
, Colchester 343 430 717 - 3.53 161 OW
r, Harwich - 275 121 1474
A Leigh 414 279 - 60 251 94 -
Maldon
391 153 115 8 398 310 510
Eextcr
11 ull
Ipswich llB 343 1486 421 750 25 845
Kent 720 1390 960 e4O 431 356 1016
Lywcastle nn - --
Newcastle 7B 259 259 119 -
Newport - -.-, - 13.5
Pell ry n
Rye
Southampton - - - .- - - 98
South wold - - - 45 -
Stockton
Wells - 220 2 - .- 141 102
Wisboach 7 - .- 640 - 7 -
Woodbridge 217 1140 214 - 54 51 225
Yarmouth - 1868 859 -.- - 2490
Aberdeen
Banff
berwick - 110 - 947 -- - 60
Montrose
'RISE. --
3483 8103 6679 0369 2713 1530 8565
Cork
Dublin - - - 5000 - -
Limerick - - - 1510 - .- 50
Londonderry - - - CIO - -..-
Newry - - - 2160 - - --
Sligo - - - 140 - -.--
Waterford - - - 5800 - - 212
Wexford - - - 930 ..- - --
Youghall ._ - - 4470 - - '''''
FOREIGN.
Archangel - ... 290 - -.-
Callunilberg - '725 - - .- -.
Marseilles - (SKI - - -. _ .... _
Montreal - - - - 262
New York ...... - - -.- - - 1800
Odessa 3150 - - - - ... .-
Petersburg h 7IXI - - -
Philadelphia - - .... - - 3567
Quebec 360 -. ..- -- -- - 1193
Virginia
- - ......... ........ W........ ............. .......
Total lOlB3 8888 6679 wara 2713 1530 15060

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