The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-23 00:00:00

Tit E FUNDS.

By the Express this morning from Paris our informa-
tion in the city article of the total defeat of the Spaniards,
who entered Spain, is confirmed, as stated in the papers
by a telegraphic despatch.
Another article in the same express states, that Ant-
werp was in the hands of the Belgians on the 19th inabint,
but we have received the Antwerp paper of the 20th
which does not mention the above event.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 84} fur the Ac-
count, opened at 84-il I; at present they are 84k.
Spanish Bonds a little lower than yesterday.
ENGLISH FUNDS
Bank Stock, 210 11 34 per Cent, VN 1,4
India Stock, 224 N, 5, Ditto, Reduced,94l; 14
3 per Cent. Cons. 81% 4 per Cent. 18i, 99h
Do. for Accot.nt, 84% India Bonds, 37 8
Ditto Reduced. 113% % Exchequer Bilis. 40 2
f 0 li EIGN FUNDS.
Brazilian 624 14 Greek, 20 30
Buenos A2!res, 22 4 Mexican, 36 7
Chili/in, ' - 3 Peruvian, 15 16
Colombian, 17% IR Portuguese, 55 7
Danish, C 2 Prussian, --
French 5 per Cont. Russian 96 7
Ditto 3 per Cent.-- , SPlnisb: AN 3
TWO O'CLOCK.

We have been favoured with the following impuriant
letter from Antwerp, dated the 19th inst. in the evening :
" Yesterday all business was at a stand, owing to the
great agitation that prevailed in the city, caused by two
proclamations dated 17th and 18th inst., by which it is
declared a part of the South Province had accepted the
independence, authorising, at the same time, deputies to
be elected for the general Congress, which is to be opened
on the Bth proximo; in the mean time, the towns near
us fall into the hands of the Brasted' and Louvain people,
and the Brabant Rag was this day hoisted at the tower of
the I3oucherry, and will appear to-morrow on our beau.
tiful steeple."
Consol4, iu the early part of the day, reached 84 for
the account, but afterwards: receded to 84k, since which
they have been alternately buyers and sellers at 84 and
for money 84k. The Market would have been good had
it not been for the fall in the Austrian Metalliques of
about 7 per cent., which, no doubt, is owing to the im-
mense commercial failures on the continent.
In the Foreign Market there is little doing, except in
Spanish Bonds, which keep steady at 201,_ as the defeat of
the Spaniards who entered Spain is still doubted.
The private letters of the 19th in the evening from
Antwerp state that the Brabant flag was hoisted there; it
is supposed that by this time the Dutch troops have left
that city.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols, 81f.

NEW POLICE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

the Tintes and Chronicle reports of the Ad•
dress of the Grand Jury of Westminster, on the subject of
the New Police, it is stated in error, that such Address was
signed by the foreman and seven other jurymen; whereas, in
fact, it was signed by the foreman and eleven others,
making a competent jury, who expressed themselves in
favour of that body.
I stn, Sir, yours, obediently,
Strand, Oct. 23, 1830. R. LOW, Foreman.

THE HEIRESS OF BRUGES.--4 contem-
porary Journal, speaking of this new work by Mr. GANT°.
TAN, thus characterizes it :—" It is a very masterly per-
fin-mance, and approaches nearer to the popular romances
of Score in its merit, if not in the manner of its execu-
tion, than any publication which has recently appeared.
In point of style we conceive Mr. Gnaws. to be
strikingly original. He carries the sympathy of the reader
through scenes, however foreign and unfamiliar, by the
intensity with which be embodies his own mind in the
description." Mr. GRATTAN, it appears, was residing at
Brussels at the cormriencerneut of the late Revolution in
the Netherlands. He is at present at Antwerp, where, it
is said, his great talents have attracted the especial notice
of the Prince of ()shams.