The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-08 00:00:00

TUE "Imps.

The Express from Paris this morning is of great int-
portance, 41 we can put confidence In the speech of the
French Minister of War, as well as the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, who almost assures the French nation that no war
will take place on the Continent; for several days 'past
we have expressed the same opinion in our City Article,
and the above statement of the two Ministers corroborates
our former assertions. Consols, which left off yesterday at
82 have improved on the shove important news to 83i.
ITA LF...PAS T 01!'t.
The procession of the different trade., with their ►eti-
tions to his Majesty, attracted the whole attention of the
citizens this morning. A great concourse if people as-
sembled in the streets. It was a meet imposing sight, and
very splendid, particularly the banners of the various tildes,
as also the men in armour; the procession proceeded with
the strictest order.

The private letiert from Buenos Ayres, of the 6th Sep-
tember, received this morning, are of a gloomy description.
A war has again broken oat with the provinces; nothing
hut anarchy and confusion prevail. at Buenos Ayres. A
number of persons are leaving that city.
A meeting has taken place at Lloyd's this morning, foe
the purpose of electing a new committee smonstly. •
Consols, which were looking up in the early part of the
morning, have since receded from 831 to Bst; at potent
they may he quoted 82/ 83, with little doing. This is an
unexpected deeline, as it wee imagined that the Express
from Paris with the fa►ourable speeches of the Ministers
that a war was not expected, would have bad a contrary
effect on the Market.

In the Foreign Marke► little or nothing doing.
T RAS 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols are quoted at $l,

ENGLISH AT H00t5....410 author of this
work, whoever he may be, whether a nommener only, or
Lori N. as has been wetted, seems in no mood to flatter
his countrymen at home. He professes to speak of them
as they are; but though his meaner is witty enough it is
certainly not without malice. That he bar at any rate
seised capital opportunities for hie sketches will appear
Irma an enumeration of the alibied* of a few chapter. in
one of the tales entitled Birth "The neetwin
Parent ;" " A Dinner;" " How to begin Life ;,r,
" Newmarket ;" " How to Lore, and when ;" Th
Heiress;" " The Dual;" Travel ;" " Au Iris,
Gentleman ;" " Story of a Parvenu ;" The Actress ;f;
" The Aristocrat'. Plaint ;" " A Liaison;"' Privat
Interview with the ?ate £inp ;" " Political Leaders ;it
" The Saint ;" " Forced Calibaey ;" " Second Start in
Life," Bw.

Tice Marquis, Mamitioneu, Anti Lady 114 Art IA
CoxYlialtaato arrived at the Ship Hotel, Dover, on Mon-
day evening, with intent to cross the Channel yesterday
morning, on their way to Florence, where Lard itt.anat
CONY/Q(1114U has been some titre sojourning in a deelin.
log state of health.

In no part of Warwickshire county, we ate
proud to say, has the destructive spirit of outrage, lately
so revalent in many districts of the kirigdont, exhihited
itself; and of the adjoining counties of Stafforlislare. Wor-
cestershire, and Shropshire, the saint; may be stated,r-
Birmingham Gazette.

The Leicester Chronicle says, 44 A tom
vporititnt At Loughborough xtuteß, that the Toole* of Om
place ha►e agrecd to give the ativeured priev to Ito ""
work-knitter*, to coratutooo this dip'