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

TII E FUNDS.

Our arrivals this morning are but few, and with the
exception of the express from Paris they are of little im-
portance. At length the tremendous storm which was
hovering over Paris, threatening desolation, has dispersed,
and bent its course to that unhappy country Poland, which
we fear will anon be visited by the vengeance of the Em-
peror of Russia, at the head of a numerous army, laying
waste its towns and inhabitants by fire and sword.
This may', in all probability, be the cause of involving the
continent in war. Should Austria or Prussia interfere
in the broils of Pol intl, France no doubt will cause
her Non-intervention Act to be respected, and perhaps
call on England to join her, for the sake of humanity, and
►o spare the great effusion of blood.

Consols, which left off on Friday at 821 for the ac.
count, opened this morning at 82i i; soon after they
were done at 82k, and at present they are 821:. The
improvement may be attributed to the tranquillity of the
French capital.

In the Foreign Market there is nothing doing as yet.
RALF-P.4Sr ONE.

Our private letters from Paris state that Count Pomo
di Borgo, the Russian Ambassador, has at length received
his credentials as Ambassador to the King of the French.
They also state that the Emperor of Russia will make an
atte:npt to try to settle his differences with the Poles in a
friendly manner, previous to his commencing hostilities
with them.

The proclamations of the students et Paris have given
some alarm to the commercial community in that capital,
owing to their revolutionary principles. Commerce re-
mains in a languid state, and money scarce, as the bankers
will not discount.

The private letters received this morning from Holland
bring the Dutch Funds about 1} per cent, lower, and Rus-
sian Stock S per cent.
The Montreal Papers received this morning centain the
following :—By a Treasury Minute it was ordered that
the Crown duties, on and after the Ist January next,
should be paid in British money only; but the Lords of
the Treasury have been pleased to order that this regulation
should be suspended until further directions, ac far as
relates to the payment of duties in British silver only.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
-------- _ _
P 5 4 C? e 61 Z
From Whence. 2 ''
r . e % f,
r, 'ri r •
Qrs. Orr. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks.
Aldboroitgb l5O 518 115 125
Boston
Clay — 100 —.— 100
Cowes
Co I c hest e r
r, Harwich
:.! Leigh (Ii) 312 .... 127 105 '3O
4 Maidon 652 208 100 83 125 254 35(1
Ipswich ll'S 2.20 I I 22. 15 204 16 181
Kent 983 865 377 5 462 277 772
Lynn — 494 186 mg
Plymouth —
South wold
Stockton — 369 80
Wisbeach —
Woodbridge 157 1001 50 68 119 489
Yarmouth l2 34173 764 2340 15 2734
Aberdeen — 2937
Banff' — 129
nerwlck
Leit14........ 6
Montrose — 78 .... I —.-
3673 8218 64276 6145 14112 1280 9042
I Mau.
Cork
Limerick
Folmar?.
Copenhagen - 1141) —.—
Dantzic
hamburg ... — 110 450 51)
Kon lug sberg
Memel — —..-
Petersburg!)
It ottcrilam — 110
Wolgast — 400
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Total 6288 00681 6271 1)375 1402 3.591 9992

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