The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-02 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD.

Coarre heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 5 to £2 15
New Meadow Hay 2 5 0 15
Useful Old Ditto. 3 0 4 0
Fine Upland Meadow and Nye.grass Hay .....
Clover flay (extra tine)....£s 10...Oenerally
Oat Straw 41 12 to £1 14 1 Wheat Straw 1 14 1 16
Supply good, trade dull, and prices stationary.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CL 0 CK.

The reports in circuLtion of the march of the Prussian
troops to Belgium we are credibly informed are without
foundation ; some of the Prussians are going to com-
plete their garrisons on the frontiers. The most im-
portant information that we can communicate this morn-
ing is what we have from a mod respectable quarter, that
a person of high character will immediately proceed to the
continent, from our .Government, to act as mediator be-
tween the Dutch and Belgians, whose endeavours
will be for an amicable adjustment, to the satisfaction of
both parties ; this gentleman, coming from so great a
Power in Europe, will no doubt have vest weight on both
parties, and it may be inferred that some arrangement
will take place ere long.
We have quite a blank day in the City with regard to
arrivals, no mails having come to hand as yet.
The Liverpool steamer issapected to arrive from Ostend
in the course of the day.

TIIE roe' DS.
Cowls, which left off yesterday'. at 861 for the account,
opened this morning at the same price, and went up to
87; at present they may be quoted at 881 I; this im-
provement is attributed to an arranament between the
llnteliandlielgians, which will soon take place.
In the Foreign market there is nothing 'doing.

ENOl.lBi
Bank Stock, ' •
India Stock, 230 2
S per Cent. Cons.lol4i
Do. for Accot.nt, MS-%
Ditto Reduced,
FUREIG)

11 FUNDS
3t per Cent. PDX X
4 per Cent. new,
4 per Cent. MC
India Bonds, M 4
Exchequer Rills. 02 4
N FUNDS.
taxireeeke,,ur $
164 7
Peruvian, 17 IS
Portuguese, 57 A
Prussian,
Russian, USI4
Spenisb, YIN 4
1.1.4.LF-PAST ONE.

Brazilian, 115li
Buenos Ayres, 25 7
Chi Han, 2
1 2 4
Columbian 18% 19
:1 Danish, 6%
French 5 per Cent 93N 4
Ditto 3 per Cent, 64

We give the following report as we receives' it ;—That
Colonel ilertie was despatched to our Government to so-
licit of them to take possession of Ostend and Antwerp,
as the Dutch Government could no longer assist themselves;
K the same time a despatch bad been sent to the Prussian
Government from the Hague, to take possession of the
Belgian fortresses. The answer given by our Ministers
was that we could not interfere, not having sufficient troops
to spare at present, but we did not object to the fortresses
being in possession of the Prussians; it is also stated that
the Dutch Ambassador and the Russian Ambassador were
present, and ►everal of the Cabinet Ministers, when the
above answer was given, and that the French Ambassador
also consented.
The Ostend steamer has not yet arrived ; it is anxiously
expected, as it is supposed it will bring accounts of some
important events from Antwerp and Ghent.
The Canso' market is not so good as in the early part
of the morning,. when they were done at 87, at present
they may be quoted at 861 I for the Account, with little
doing.
An express has arrived from Paris, but its contents
not having transpired, it is supposed that the Bentes are
lower.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing ; prices much the
same as yesterday.

Two O'CLOCK.

The Ostend steamer has arrived ; we hear that all was
quiet at Brussels. Ghent has declared in favour of Brus-
sels. They reckon that all is decided, and that the Dutch
will not make any more attempts on Brussels. Nothing
is stated in regard to Antwerp, There does not appear' to
have been any more fighting.
THASE 0' CL 0 CW.

Consols, 861 I.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 801 Danish 64f
Do. for An, 861 Greek, 1825 30
Brazilian Bonds• 65+ Mexican, 1825 37+
Buenos Ayres 21 Peruvian 17
Chilian Do. '22f Russian 97
Columbian, 1824, 191 Spanish 231

On Thursday evening last Marshal nouP-
siosit arrived at the Antelope lintel, Dorchester, from
Plymouth, where we believe he had debark( d from Algiers,
and alter sleeping there, reread on thy following morn-
ing to Lullworth Castle, where he had en audience of,
and dined with the Ez.-King. The Marshal has since
resided at the. Castle. He was accompanied by an Aid-
de. Camp.

Le • Sicily 114. Y was an impudent conjuror,
who, exhibiting before their MAJFATIZS, ICflo4fd to perform
his grand deception till the Qum; said cocokalorsim, in
which be pretended the charm *unstated. tier bfarrtery
thought the word- either difficult or indelicate, and de-
clined ; but the KING wall 110 bent upon the great astonish •
went, that he turned round to
.her gonti.naturedlyt end
" Say. enektduruni, Charlotte; o,ty cockaloratm ,
roarer a Aetrospectious of the Stage. •
Lord O'NEILL has received his dismissal
from office,. s Situation of great emolument anti patronaget
but not encumbered with the slightest discharge of ditty.
The Duke's letter to hini was very laconic :—" I tun
directed to say that his Ittantry has' no further occasion
for your services." We think the country could have till"
penned with the Noble Earl's services many years ageil
anti we are glad to find his ItIAJ ESTI has begun to think
with and for the country, by throwing overheard *Eli
buttleus'on the people as Earl tyNELLI, and his coadju-
tor*. S—North ern Irh;g.