The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-13 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL VE O' CL CK.
The second edition ofa Morning Journal, with the news
front Ostend stating that the Prussian. were going to march
into Belgium, although not credited, has had some effect
on the Funds, and Consols, which left off yesterday at
861 for the Account, opened this morning at
went up to 863, but again declined to BGg, and are now
at 86k. The speculators have some suspicion that it is a
stock-jobbing concern, owing to its having arrived just
before the account day in Consols, which is to-morrow,
and the public cannot forget the speech of the French
Minister, Count Mole, where he states that he does not
expect that Foreign Powers will interfere in the at7►irs
of Belgium. No doubt at the time the French Minister
made this speech he must have known the intentions of
the Prussian Government, therefore this march of WOO
Prussians to the Netherlands must be received with great
caution and suspicion.

Perhaps in two or three hours we shall be better in-
formed on the subject, as the Ostend and Dutch steamer.
are expected hourly, and will hung later intelligence.
At present we have no arrivals of any description.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
Lxvitaroot, Our. 11.—There hu been rather more
doing this week in British Plantation Sugar; there being
about 600 hhds., the last quotations have been barely sup..
ported. The Cotton Market through the week has been
dull ; the sales about 8,460 bags, but the prices not lower.
We have received the Constitutionnel of Monday, as
well as the National of the same date, by express, but
they contain very little information of importance.

(From the Constitutionnel.)
A report prevailed at Warsaw of a modification in the
Russian Ministry. The French Ambassador, Count
Guilleminot, has notified to the Porte the events at Paris,
in consequence of which he was invited to a conference
with the Reis Effendi, who declared to hint that the Porte
at present could not give any answer to the event of Louis
Phillippe being appointed to the throne of France, before
answers were received from all the other Powers. This
answer caused lively discussions between the Ambassador
and the Reis Effendi, and on the 10th of September it
was not known what measures the Porte would take.
Admiral Codrington has arrived at St. Petersburgh.
The assembling of Prussian troops on the Rhine con-
tinues, Prince Guillaume is to proceed there immediately.
Letters from Cadiz of the With Sept., do not speak of
the re-establishment of the Constitution in that town, but
the Governor of Cadiz has been dismissed by the Captain.
General, on account of his knowing that the Carlists at
Cadiz had formed a project to declare the Infant Don
Carlos King of Spain. Three companies who conspired
in this plot were disarmed ou the 24,th Sept.
Ltursic, OCT. 30.—An insurrection has broken out
in the capital of Silesia. Letters from that plans state,
that the whole town was up in arms, and the streets
blocked up by cavalry and infantry. In the Great Place
artillery is stationed. 'I he cause of these troubles are not
as yet known.
The steamer front Ilollanti
ENOLIS
Bank Stock, 9114_1N
India Stock, 2 30
3 per Cent. Cons. 110%.
Do. for Amount, 83%
Ditto Reduced. VS

hag arrived.
FUNDS
3% per Cent 04%
_5
4 per Cent. new, 951
4 per Cent. IMI, 10 %
India Bonds, 57 50
Exchequer Bills. 6 07
FUNDb.
Greek, 30%
Mexican, MI% %
Peruvian, 17g
Portuguese, 56 T
Prussian,
RUssli4P, 07%
Spanish, TIM

Brazilian, 643
Buenos Ayres, 47
Chillan 23 4
Colombian, 1034
Danish, 634
French 5 per Cent. 05 6
Ditto 3 per Cont. 65 6

TWO O'CLOCt.
The Ostend and Dutch steamers have arrived, and, as we
stated in the early part of the morning, that no truth
could be attached to a second edition of a Morning Journal

has proved correct, they do not bring any information of
the march of the Prussians to Belgium. On the contrary,
the news from Holland and Brussels is favourable. It
is stated that the Prince of Orange will succeed iu settling
the affairs, but at a great sacrifice on the part of Holland.
Most of the wealthy inhabitants of Brussels have
left with their property, and great uncertainty prevails
in the measures of the Provisional Governtuent. Three

different parties exist—one for the king of Hol-
land, a second for a Republican Government, and the
third for France. The lower classes at Brussels are suf-
fering greatly for want of provisions.
The private letters from Amsterdam bring accounts that
the Minister of Finance is authorised to contract a loan of
twenty millions of guilders with the Netherland Bank,
five millions of guilders 4 per cents. and a capital of fifty
millions of guilders of the real debt to be inscribed into
the name of the President and Directors of the Bank, and
upon this capital a loan of twenty million guilders is to be
raised, redeemable within two years, to begin on the let
March, 1831, and to be paid off by the lst March, 1883.
This loan to be divided into share*, at 54 per cent. interest.
Th e Dutch Funds have improved one per cent. and
are 43.

Consols, which went down to 861 in the early part of
the morning, have improved to 861 f fur the Account.
In consequence of the favourable accounts from Holland
and the Netherlands, a negotiation is soon expected to take
place between the Prince of Orange and the Belgians.
Nothing of consequence doing in the Foreign Market.
Consols, 861

TIMER 0' CL 0 C.K.

A GooD SHOT.-... 7 he Nfarquis of DOUG*
LAS, who is. at present at Ashton Hall, near Lancaster, a
few days ago shot a buck in the park, at a distance, as
afterwards measured, of 180 yards, when the ball from his
rifle absolutely passed through the neck or his rnark, and
also killed a fine doe at a sbOrt distance behind.