The Sun.
London, England, 1831-10-10 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The express from Paris brings a confirmation of the final
submission of the brave, but unfortunate Poles, received
by the Dutch and German Papers. But foreign political news
at present has but little weight on the minds of tc.e. public
whose sole attention is attracted to our: own pelitids, and every
de priptign of peiltipi are atixiOusly waiting for the meeting of
the House of Commons this day. The nation in a few days will
be roused from one end to the other ; the contest will be severe
and obstinate. The King is the father of his children, and will
not suffer them to be crushed for the ambition of a few of his
servants. _ _ _

Consols, which left off on Saturday at 80% to lA for the ac-
count, opened at ED; at present they are 80% buyers. All is
quiet in the City, waiting to hear the resolutions of the various
meetings of this day.

In the Foreign Market Brazil Stock has rather improved.
HALF-PAST ONE.
The accounts received this morning from-Derby are said to be
of a gloomyldescription, serious riots have taken place on its being
known there of the Itelbrm Bill being thrown out by the Lords;
the gaol was broken open, and the prisoners released, the mob fire
upon from the prison, many wounded, and some killed. 1 news-
Paper office
wee
down, And a 41ms-house destroyed ; is 'said
the mob were still continuing their wOrk'When the accounts reit.
This beginning Ilas caused ;mine sensarion'ln the "CRY, fearing
the flames Will reach to some Other towns. • The: gOnPrgl id;la
in the City is, that Parliament will be prorogued for Six weeks, in
tho meantime, a new Reform Bill will be made, which will meet
the sanction of both parties, as it is not thought probable that
the King will create so great a number of new Peers; this is all
coniectureat present.
The accounts fiom Brazil state that all was quiet there.
Consols have not much fluctuated during the morning, from
80% to lc down to 80; at present they are 80 to M,
ALF-PAST TWO.
We this moment learn that the King has sent for the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, to advise with him previous to the pro-
rogation of Parliament on Friday next. Also to receive any
Proposition that he may advise in the alteration of the Reform
RA It is also stated, that Earl Grey has gone to Windsor,

THREE 01 CE 0 c.k.

Consols, 79i. #.
FOUR. 0 CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols ........... 79 1 Danish —
Ditto for Account 79i i Greek, 1825 —
Brazilian Bonds.. 42i Mexican, 1825 —
Buenos Ayres.... Peruvian
Chilian Ditto .... Russian ......
Columbia; 1824 11 Spanish l2+

REFORM :MEETINGS.-(THIS DAY.)

WESTMINSTER MEETING.

This morning, pursuant to announcement, one of the most
numerous meetings that we ever remember of the inhabitants of
Westminster, took place in the great room of the Crown and
Anchor Tavern to address his Majesty upon the rejection of the
Reform Bill by the House of Lords. Long before the hour of
meeting (two o'clock) the room and the stairs leading to it
was blocked up from one end to the other, so that ingress was
found to be impossible, whilst the Strand, in front of the houses,
was totally impassable.

At half-pact two o'clock Sir Francis Burdett arrived amidst
immense cheering of the populace. Sir Francis was followed
by Sir T. C. Hobhouse, Messrs. De Vear, Thelwall, Carpue,
Wakley, Captain Lacy Evans, M.P. for Rye, D. W. Harvey,
Mr. Pouncey, &c. &C.
Sir F. BURDETT having taken the Chair, several resolu-
tions were proposed, and the address was agreed to with great
acclamation.

It was stated at the meeting that in every street in the pa-
rish of Marylebone, eyery shop was shut up, with the exception
of those in Oxford-street.

The Duke of Wellington was hung in effigy this morning in
King-street, Seven.dials, and at the expiration of an hour was
cut down.

The Address will be carried up by the people of Westminster
to his Majesty at the Levee en Wednesday next. The proces-
sion will assemble at the Black Horse, at Charing cross, at ten
o'clock in the morning.