The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-30 00:00:00

THE,FUNDS.-(THIS DAY

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' ' err, 1; ' r WEL VE 0' CL 0.0 K.
We InWethe New Orleans Bee of the lOth August,
o' - ' which ' states: from Meal to that the party of Guerrero is
r• : • daily inereasinp. General Bravo has called on the Presi-
:'• • . dent' of Mexico for a reinforcement if 2,000 men to
•, • • destroy die faction, and in his official despatch to the Go-
. venom he states that the towns are depopulated. .
' .. • (From the American rapers received this tnornitig.)
The dlnpusta Patriot says that, General Webber, who
was appointed by the Maral all of this state to assist in
&tilting the census, has been driven hack and compelled to
slat in the Performance of his duty in that pottiort of
our territory to wl•icit the British have set till their ini-
ovoqititous ela'rn. The authorities of New Brtinstvie.k have
eattended their jurisdictien 'over t!.is territory, iota eve are
',. a Wormed that a proclamation Wits published iothielding the
inhabitants to give in their census, and that General W.
Was threatened with art arrest.
,' • Quebec Papers to the Ist August, and Montreal to the
341 August, have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-boos, :
• (From the Quebec Papers.) . • .
urrekCasr.ana•---The crops look remarkably well,
and will be, the greatest ever raised in the province.
can The folltlionteng is posted at the North and South Ameri-
Coffee• :—... ,
Sare aatetvar, or Tilr. BRIDGEWATER.— Capa lin
Adams, who has art ived off the Wight, reports that the
.11riapewater Was ilia:hosted early in it arch. and bore up
for Ladle; readied Madras I Ith April, and tailed for
Calcutta on the 13th ; all her officers anal passengers were
well, the latter retniiiiied at Madras. The whole of the.
Company's s' ips hail attired at St. Helena when the
Kellie Castlc nailed.
1,11/1.11P001., AUGUST es.—Ths impott of cotton this
week is 20,638 bags
last week's .and the sales are 1ta,619 hags, at
prices. The sales of B. P. Sugar this week
are 320 hogshead., at steady prices, with 470 baits of
East India, at 60s. titi.• and 1,430 bags of Mattririust at
46.. to 47', 6th, In Coffee the transaction* are 330 casks,
at former rates. •
THE FUND!. ' ' • .
The Revolution whicli has taken place at 'Brussels is
the general topic of conversation this morning in the city.
The two following letters on the subject have been re-
"'wed by two of the flat commercial bongo; in the city :,--
" Antwerp, August 27.
'+On the evenin : the a before yestday an M
rection °centred at Brof usiiels,d but seems toer h ive, uir.
been ap-
pealed, This event has, however, made the situation of
our Stock Market still worse: some Neapolitan Fat-
nmets were done at 68f CO, and then remained sellers at
this rate ; Spanish Rt.ntes dull at 483; Lots ale Poligne,
ales'" paper. Other Storks quite nominal. Exchanges
demand. were rery flat, and only bills on Paris met with some
"
" 111 woe's, Auguet 27, s ix &ding', P.
, " Tianquillity is restored here ; 1 ton well, andtab you
aata nothing to fear on my account. I thought it most
prudent to drop you a line per post, ax, no doubt, you will re-
ceive, very exaggerated accounts of the business in England."
Ay the above letters it appears that tranquill ty was
apin restored at Brussels ; but we ate not as yet informed
if any of the great manufactining towns have taken a part
in the above affair, therefore we must wait for further ac-
counts. The well-infotmeil think that if the Revolution
extends, Prussia will march troops to put it down.
~.:1!_:::: Our Conaol Market has been materially affected this
mooing by the above event, and Consols, which left off
no Satur.lay at 91t f for the Account, have receded to
t4l/1 It which is a fall of more than one per cent.
10 the Foreign Market nil stocks are match lower.
t:antOn Ayers have been received at the North and
booth American Coffee-house to the 80th March.—We
dotsrselves the pleasure of publishing the following cir-
cular letter, lately, addressed by the old Hong merchants,
tr:tli:lenti het,, giving then, formal notice of the new regu-
'•• •
1' , un, respecting Imeign trade._.-" From the Hong mcr-
,filited nt4, concerning debts that may hereafter be contracted,
~, " leith M atch : --We, the Hong merchants, have
ofl line }ea" "'led with difficulty, and much has been
lcule without advancing our interest, including a term of
AY .
• e'}'ears four Iloogs hove failed, the cause of
' wheel, was occasioned lay paying the deists of others ;
therefore Mr. Plowelen and the Committeet seeing the
ruinous state of trade, reapooded Government to establish
fsome rev el items to improve and rescue it. According to
ixed law* foreign merchatits are permitted only to deal
in goods with Ilong merchant*; they are not per-
mitter' to lend money to Hong merehanta. After
• We, ; the Judge and Tave, i oence
to orders, reported proceeding itreastiter, h a
tl t should anybedi Hong merchant fail, and it he
folinil ot'iexamination that the
foreign claim has hero clearly reported to Government'
. . titers let it, according to law, be shared and paid. As to
rreign merchants, in obedience to fixed laws, secretly.
''. lettding money to Hong merchants, let it also not be pro-
"cut." for. The order Was sent to us, the Hong incr. e 1 d4l --tar , an. we communicated it, and enjoined obediences
• is it nn record."
thThere are now several new Hong merchants made ; but
ree new Hong merchants have not entered into sureties,
No ettafate from Paris as yet.
101(11.1811 FUND`;
theeta rr , i cot. 0034 4.:
nick, -196 19,4 '34 per C. 034 %
obo stock, 239 40 3% per Lent. new.
d Per tem. Cons SX) 4 per Cent. 1%16, 10434 % 130. for Arrot.td 00 % ; India Honda 82 8.1 Ditto ftedu„,,d. 60% i Exchequer Bills, 78 79

linizilian 701 FOREIU
134
Iluenos Ayres, MI 4
:NI 7
Colombian' V. 2% A(
anish, co 14
I' tench per Cent.
Ditto J per Cent. —•

HINDS
Greek, 3414
Mexican, 3314
Peruvian, YO 2
Portuguese, 01 2
Prussian,
Russian, 101 5
Spanish, 243 5

A"" lILF.P.A ST ONE.
ding to all the private letters from Mussels we
understand that order has been restored there, and that the
,1 was in peasession of the National Guards, who do
iply with the troops of the Line; and we understand that
ment
the higher epos of the people are in favour of the Govern-
.

The estafette letters from Paris have arrived, but will
not be delivered till two o'clock.
Consols continue heavy at 90h1; for the account, and
little speculation is going forward until we cm get some
. , farther information from Brussels.
There are from
reports with regard to Spain of a revo-
lutiNl h .
"4 corn
All ho menced in that country.
reign S'e
In Slia reft entities are very Leavy and going down.
nothing do'ng; South Metropolitan Gas, 21
premium.

Consols, 904 1.
POUR. O'CLOCK... CLOSING PRICES.
Consols DI i Danish 69#
D rao. for9of 1 Greek, 1825 34
Itzan bonds 70f Mexican, 1825 38
Nenos Ayres Peruvian
Chiliau Do. Russian 101 f
Coknbian 1824, 22+ Spanish 9.44

THREE O'CLO(,K.

Tit

- ..__........._ - ..e remains of that elegant and accom-
Pikhed mug lady, Alias DE Vasa, youngest daughter of
sir Aunitre DE Vitas, Bert., tvhoso awlaneholy fate, by
drup ni"g. we stated in a former publication, were interred
tier en Tuesday morning, in the family vault at Askeaton.
her namas M
e was THRODOSIA CECIL Da VERE, and
age not quite fourteen.
men
BpROUGH OF SOUTHWARK.— Eight gentle-
were mentioned on Saturday as likely to be candidates
re the Borough r toe rtorough nf Southwark, V:2.—Alr. CALVERT, the
former Member ; Mr. ALLAN, formerly a.
4141 et present holding a high official situation in the Six
Clerks' OM"' ' T 'Magisttat!,
--- i e.oru JOitti RUSSELL; Mr. CHARLES
m, es•
;t • S
,n ---' ule vinegar-tnerchant, advocating, 1" aid,
the same principles as those of Sir ROBERT WiLSON ;
r.Serjeani WILORFaux CALVERT, nephew
o the late Member of the same name ; Mr. ALLCOCE,
;"PnPrilelV °I
CI °linel.Al.Letitt ; and Colonel JoNas. With
elet t°
l'i'e °eciar,e Made by Mr. CALVERT nn the
ittaings at the recent election, it is riusioured that he has
met the willies of a deputation of friends who waited nn
ii ort, 8. atur.day morning, and consented to abandon his
~. fitterminstio. However this may be,
""IY *0 d
contested
i ppose that the election will he severely c
it is gene•
NY Rt Iraq three of the candidates.
_ We are happy to say that the town of kitl-
f_lerminittr is restored to a peaceable state. The rioters
Lave been taken to Worcester, under a military escort,
ust of the men have returned to their work, and no thMfur-
violence is anticipated.
'let Tniwald some off' the farmers will have
!umlaut shearing from this date, and on all dry and good
lend harvest will be general in the course of next week.
At. tlahloon-- the eouthern Carte of Gowrie—the fallow
;41Wheat is a little thin, the spring wheat and all the other
* exeellent. Turnips never locked better, and the
Leant
c where drilled, have podded admirably. Last week
`iere Were several Toupee of growing corn in the neigh-
stareh of thii town; and our readers will, perhaps)
• . 1,,,, when we tell them that oats,-in one instzinoe, sold at
: ..,.# tind barley, in ,anotiter, at JIM per acre. In a
i'llber of places oat' have been cut as well As wheat and
41'1. Mr. InalunlßNt of Nethetwood, and Mr.
vr./eititow, of Tinwald Maine, had corn at the mill on
1..11W hiit• Ever where.the markets are rolling rapidly.
""'"'-ult4trries CottrYier.
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