The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-01 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

city, ririf..L FR O'CLOCK.
W have seen letters f... 110 Briisseis this morning dated
the 29th ult., which give a deplorable' pleture
,of the
state of Antwerp; property to rho...mount of fitly
of florins has ken destroyed; it a;cs stab* (hat floe
beautiful cathedral, with its line picture::: have pa,t)'y
fallen a prey to the flarnea. An armistice' tine tacit
place between the General in command if the citadel and
the Constitutionalists for five day.; it was the general
opinion at Brussels that Oe citadel would soon surto:Per:
The letters this morning from Amsterdam, I,y
mail, state that the news had reached there 4,ll)44leradfof,
affairs at Antwerp, in consequence if whicli the
_Dutch
funds had fallen to 37i.
Letters have been received fern Vera Cruz of ill: lges
of August, at tvhieli period all was tranquil there.
The private letters by the express from Paris stile tli it
the new Ministry, although of a revolittion try principle,
were determined to maintain peace in Europe.

7.111 E VII Nfld.
We have a report of an express from lifancherter with
very unfavourable accouuto, but we decline ?mentioning
them until we can obtain further inform.:tion on the cub•
ject. It aims appears that the accounts from Kent are of a
disagreeable nature.

Console, which left off on Saturday at 844 for tho
account, opened this morning at k. went down to 84,
sellers, and ut pceNent are $ wish a bratty market.
In the Foreign tn.uket Naomi*lt Bonds bort fallen to
21if

. FUNDS
por edit. PI
3!4, per Cent: (now) Ki%
4 per Cent GOY 130 S;
India Rondo,
Exchoorter Itillo, ill 3
FUNDS
Greek, flli II •
Aloxican. 144 6
Penivian, 13 g.l
Portuiptece, 5e
Prussiim,
!tussle), 115 ti
Spanish, tILt '2
ONE o'CLOCK
We can positively state, by letters front Path late nn
Saturday, that the new French Ministry hail not been ap-
rointeil ut one &dark on the above (lay ; sn,l it wai aup-
posrd it would be a tinnier 4te

EN(11,1111
Bank Stock, 1)110 10
India Stock, thls ii
3 per Cent. Coos. /CV
1).. (or Accoutt 83%
Ditto Reilticed. 03%

Brazilian, OS RN
Buenos A)re4, TI
Chillan, :10:1

Colnmbi►rn, I7y, 1$
Danish, :AM lAN
French b per COM% 9{
Ditto 3 per Cent. t. 0% 4!,f,

We have letters from A:ltwerp, dated the ti)th, at ten
O'clock in the morning, which state that all Ives quiet ;
the ti ht ing had teased, 3nll they Were waiting the orders
flout the Hague for the reheat of the Dutch t,nops front
the citadel. The Prince of Orange had arrived on t'm
Dutch aids at the forte.

Lett.rs frost Ameterdant auk that the prolwrty in rho
entropot at Antwerp was not' more then oar bundrief and
twenty thousand pounds sterling. Mort of
,the..Kinglisn
property had been removed to annlinrg • and , Pe-
ter4llirgh. Government, we utinersteatd, h 4
are teerived
despatches from Ho land.
LiVERPOOL, ()CT. SO.—The import of, Cottle this
week is 7,N99 bats, and the sides 6,910 h.igs, at a de-
cline in Brazil of id. per lb., and at scarcely teat
rates for other descriptions. In Ritual, 800 Idols. of
British Plantation have been sold this week, at rather
lower prime.. In foreign nothing has been done.
We have a report that Mr. 11(0114,11M has taken the
whole of the. Dutch Loan of t 0 millions of guilders.
The private letters from Antwerp are not of that awful
description that appears in the Papers. They do not men-
tion that the Cathetral has been dt*troyed.
Wu have very had accounts from Kent. It is said the
troops have fired, and some lives have been lost.

Consols, whieh were as low as hiSi I for the account,
hare improved to 831.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing.
Two 0' CL OCR.
We have received the followittg letter from Ilotterdmo,
dated the 29th of 0, tober, giriog some particulars of the
destruction at Antwerp Eon epos destroyed, tO the
amount of 14 millions of guilders ; Hotel St. Antonio.
K►poster-street, Place Verde, and past of the beautiful steeple
of Antwerp. In other respect• most of the city is da-
maged. It Is stated that 8,000 of the insurgents have
marched against Bois le Doc."

THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols, 83i.
--
LOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING P ICES.
Consols 84 Danish 60
Do. (or Ac 84 Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds 150 i Mexican, 1825 36
Buenos Ayres Peruvian 11
Chaim' Do. &mina
Columbian, 1824, Spanish 221

A TIMID EDITION at the AtkiERINE ACT.

the Freemos's Journal of Fri.lity.)
A Proclamation has been issued this nwrr.itig, prnhi-
dios
ihnitt
iirigttdhreetoi:
erwlkieecartvtei
ant):
xeuotrfherit
onfliirsairdloi7Volunteers'
st
itAutsist:4i,it
and
despotic power cannot tend to good; it ices impolitic Inuit is
unjust; and must generate in the mind of every man, ea.
pahle of estitnnting the immunities which a British subject
ought to enjoy, a feeling of contempt for the Goverument
that can preserve its own ricketty existence only by a sys-
tem fitted for a Polignac illinistry, acting tinder pitch it
tyrant as Charles the Tenth. Aye, more ; it will produce
such an alienation of reopeet from, and a Sentiment of in-
dignation against, any administration by which it is eft-
forced, as may ultimately disturb the pram of Ireland,
disgust the people with any hotly of men, whether villvd
Legislitors," or any other name—who could vest a Ca-
lbw with so soonstrotte a power as that which enaliks
them to suppress pubic opinion ; and, hurt! to a
dissolution of that kindly fi cling which it is the mutual
interests of England and Ireland reciproeally to otters
twin. Indeed, were it not notorious that the Wiwi!
Government under which we are graciously permitted to
live, is one distinguished for its mildnnw, clemeneyr *and
beneficence, we Might 'be dispose,' to sosiiret that WWII*
intended to drive tide country into a partial display' of re-
siitanet...rithellion could never be contemplated _far some
purpose quite asjaitt anti hUnlitne as that which °courted
at she close of the last century. But the. people of Ire.
land are too loyal ever to think of any thing butt obedience
to the servants of their king; they, will, therefor% brew
subtnissividy to the dan9eroui 'ordormances. They
as heretofiiret lie dirretesi by the good couneel of thdr tried
friends—Mew Who never deetived them—and iherefute
there is nothing to fear.
not
as it is
gpite
the body
:estietcheap (roityioni
onntintet}:kii4apgls:tn,.,:tie:outuhold,tefilitnte:ha wholesome
at'44lhZtlit,iilea,itie:°Tsobiticlui;boYutiatim,liplrihllitAr:lieultseirie:trsevaowart norte'ialro ratialptinrEedlf—sr
meeting. Soma inoffensive nmitte'la6nins
insmdeaultitfable:tutilt"li.gopti:(l. ft:
giving vent to the popular Siding. But,. when Irebuttre
task-masters sit down to flair banquet, We would illation

OPE I, ltl-81,114-..; 71'he utithorets.of this intC*
resting novel, in the pattrsiture of her charsoters, has
given gnat effect to the interposition of the none's! *Nee-
Ilona unlid the conflict of the sterner pstaions. lIKt at'vnei
stnong the early settlers will be rem, with a lively intereq
but her chief powers typesr to have been Valk,/ torth fec
the drlinestion of the wither arts stin/e rewsntic tifis
the ishoriginal descendant. her iie.iteelpttetle ra
stature We *went to fed, ac it kevitoes, 4'44 tit al
0,44 ot the tivrtegt, *nil peortrate into the tulle 4414 ie.
WOO 1444 ul skit,"' r" 146414"*"