The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-13 00:00:00

THZ ',mins.

The information in our city article of Friday last of a
revolution at Warsaw, and that the Archduke Conatan•
tine had been obliged] to leave, is fully confirmed this
morning, and in consequence of which the Funds have
fallen. Consols, which left off on Saturday at 82ii
for the Account, opened this morning at At present
they are 821 i, with little doing. It is much feared that
the Poles will not be ab►e to maintain their independence,
and that a great deal of blood will flow in that unfortunate
country.

In the Foreign market Rusrian Bonds have spin
fallen about 2 or S per cent. swing to the revolution in
Poland ; they are now 88 to 90.

ItALF-PAST ONE.

Calcutta Papers have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house to the 25th of August,
but they are not of importance. From the Calcutta paper
of the 22d of August, we learn with satisfaction that
Ukelote has surrendered on the terms offered him ; they
are to give up the Chokra Rajah and the fort.
On the 24th August, Ensign Marshal, of his Majesty's
46th Regiment, shot Captain Leith, of the same regiment,
iu a duel.

It is reported by accounts from Lisbon of the 25th ult.
that a most extensive conspiracy has been detected there,
and that a hundred persons have been arrested.
By private letters this morning from Paris, great fear is
entertained that some disturbances will take pace in
the above capital during the trials of the Ex-Ministers, to
prevent which measures are being taken by the Govern-
ment. Money is becoming very scarce at Paris, and the
people who can obtain gold are hoarding it up.
Consols have remained steady most part of the morning
at 821 tor the Account. The speculators and jobbers
are waiting for further details of the Polish insurrection.
In the Foreign Market there has been a reaction in
Russian Stock, and they have been done at 87 to 89 ; at
present they are 89 to 90.
THREE O'CLOCK
Consols for the Account 821 1.

About four o'clock in the afternoon of Fri-
day, a fire took place at Newby Ball, Lord Grantham's seat,
Yorkshire. As fires are at present so prevalent, and
every one is attributed to incendiaries, we have authority fur
stating that the fire in question was of a trifling de-
scription, having broken out in a flue near the statue
gallery, and which was in a very short time subdued. The
d image done was inconsiderable. On the first report of the
fire, the people of the neighbourhood, and from the town
of Ripon, of all cla'ses came in numbers, and heartily and
strenuously assisted in extinguishing the flames.
Count A. DEMIDOFF has just imported to
Paris five splendid carriages from London. The Count
has also imported into France several valuable horses—
Navarin, Logic, &c., at the cost of 5,000 guineas.
Admiral Sir GEORGE COCRUURN, one of
the Members for this borough, and late a Lord Commis.
sinner of the Admiralty, has visited Plymouth during the
week. Report states that the Gallant Admiral will suc-
ceed Sir PULTENEY MALCOLM in the command of
.the
Mediterranean fleet.—.Devenport Paper.
Orders have been issued for the Royal House.
hold to prepare for returning to the Pavilion on Thursday
next. It is not thought, however, that their Marearits
will remain long at Brighton, and on leaving it they are
expected to take up their residence at Windsor Castle.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess de BERRI
arrived on Tuesday forenoon at Holyrood• house, from
London. Her Royal Highness is to possess a house in
Regent-terrace, Calton-hill. Marshal HOCH/40NT has been
at Holyrood for these some days.—Edinhargh Courant.

It may not be amiss to state, that Christmas-
flay this year falling on a Saturday, and Friday being a
blank post-day, all bills falling due on the Sunday, Monday,
or Tuesday following, must be advised on the preceding
Thursday at the latest.
We bear that several farmers in the county of
Hereford have of their own accord destroyed their thrash-
ing machines. This is an act of folly which we hope no
farmer in this county will be guilty of. It shows a spirit
of cowardice, which the incendiaries will not fail to take
advantage (A.—Monmouthshire Merlin.
The number of letters received from India
this morning was so very considerable, in addition to the
arrival of a mail from Jamaica, that the letter-carriers
could not be despatched from the General Post-office until
an hour later than usual.

BRIGHTON, DEC. 12.—Information Was re-
ceived at the Pavilion this mornin, that their Ma.resTrits
will arrive here on Friday next, to the inexpressible de.
light of all ranks of society. It is so decided that Miss
FrrzcLaastymies marriage with Lord FALKLAND will
take place at the Pavilion, immediately after the holidays.
A letter from Manchester, dated Saturday,
says—" I do not think there is Any thing remarkable in
the present state of relations here between master and men.
Timid people are alarmed at the idea of the spinners at
Ashton being all out; but the contest differs not from
others which have been peaceable."