The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-14 00:00:00

TILE PUNTS.

An Express has arrived from Paris two hours since with
the prices of the French Rentes, which have improved to
64f. 60c. It does not' contain any further political in-
formation than what has already appeared.
This bring settling day is C 0116014 the jobbers and
brokers are chiefly employed in settling the Account,
which is a very heavy one, in consequence of the greatest
fluctuation known for a length of time, it being not los
than about 6 per cent. As yet it appears to be n great
Bull ACCOUIP. We do net hear at present of any defaulters.
Consols are 8011 for the Account.
In the Foreign market not
do not expect any steamers
tend this day, but it is like,
to hand.

t a bargain doing as yet. We
tither from Roll Ind or Os-
ly the Dutch mail may come

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ENOLISI
Bonk Stock, 211 12
Indio Stock 2.34 29
8 per Cent. t7ono, HO%
Do. for Acrot.nt, SON
Ditto Ittniuml. L'?, 6
['UREIC

FUNDS
314 per Cent. 941(1
4per Cent. row, 064
4 per Cent. 1606, 101% %
India Bonds 44 56
Exchequer Mills, uc 67
lUNDh
Greek, Mg
Mexican, 374
N111%11411, 16 17
Portuguese, 56 8
Prussian,
Russian, 9614 7
Spanish, 20% 114

Brasilia's, & 4
Buenos Ayres, 25 7
China's, 23 4
Colombian, lag 193
Danish, (,3
French 5 per Cent. 93 4
Ditto 3 per Cent. 64 5

TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols may at present he quoted at 86# for thi, time,
and 86i for next. No defaulters are announced up to
the present hour. It is fond there la! he several to-
morrow.

THREE O' CL CK.

Consols, 86i.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols 86i
Do. for Ac 861
Brazilian Bonds 641
Buenos Ayres
Chilion Do.
Columbian, 1824, 181

Danish G 3 '
Greek, 1825:30#
Mexican, 182.5

Peruvian --
Russian 971
Spanish TOI

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the forrnation of Railways is one front Wolverhampton,
through Dudley, to Birmingham.
IRELAND.--.PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CIVIL
NV...K.—Government is bestirring itself, and measures ate
being taken for the prevention of those effect*, the natural
consequences of the Relief Bill. In so dangerous a state
of excitement is the peasantry of the south, that the
Ordnance stores, comprising, amongst other muniments of
wet., 6,000 stand of arms, " with their appurtenances,"
are not considered as sufficiently safe in the large, po-
pulous, and well-garrisoned city of Limerick; and are,
therefore, ordered for immediate removal to some place of
greater safety.--The following announcement of this ex-
traordinary proceeding, with the trite hut natural account
of the sensation it has produced, we extract from the
columns of the Limerick Chronicle Mr. Dim:llan,
Principal Ordnance Storekeeper in Dublin, has ar-
rived here, preparatory to the removal of the chief
part of the musketry, including about 6,000 stand of arms
and military accoutrements, from the Ordnance Depot in
this garrison, destination yet uncertain. The cause of
this change gives rise to some speculation. The Ordnance
Arsenal in this garrison has been long regarded as perfectly
secure from internal or external danger, and the policy
of mairiag this depot of areas is rather mysterious at pre-
sent"—Morning Poikr.
The LitcYield Mercury says, " We hinted
in our last number that some measures of au unpleasant
complexion were likely to result from the late contested
election in this city. It is now our painful duty to
repott that they have taken place. In opposition to
the conciliatory conduct recommended and practised
by the respective candidates, a blow has been struck
whioh, in spite of its weakness, cannot fail to ex-
cite discord. The Reverend Chancellor LAW and
Mr. Daimon have received notice* to quit some entail ac-
commodation lands, the property of Lord Armin ; and
Dr. JoNEs and Mr. GRP.RNIC have been treated in the
same manner. Now, it is clear that these gentlemen are
thus ' marked' for the part taken by themselves or their
relatives in the late election—by themselves or their rela-
tives we say, becetote, in the eases of Dr. harms and Mr.
°Rants, the offence was given by their sons."
BREACH OF DISCIPLINE.--During the
last training of the North Somerset Yeomanry cavalry,
the following ludicrous incident occurred non.com-
missioned officer finding that one of the !titivates arrived
late at parade, told him that he would confine hint. " '
you do," replied the latter, " I'm if I don't rise your
rent." Theprivate happened to Ls his officer's landlord."