The Sun.
London, England, 1831-10-04 00:00:00

BRITISH

Bank Stock, shut

FUNDS.
3!di per Cent. Red.

India ditto '197 8 i)er Cent. New 8834 %
3 per Cent. 80% 1 Four per Cent. (1826)—
Ditto, for the Acct. 81 India Bonds, 2 die, par.
3 per Cent. Red. Exchequer Bills, 7 9

Brazilian, 41 16
Buenos Ayres,
Chilian, 15 16
Colombian, 11 12
Danish, 60 R 1
French 5 per Cent. 87 6
Ditto 3 per Cent. 589

FOREIGN FUNDS.
Greek, 19 21
Mexican, 35?4 6
Peruvian, 10 11
Portuguese, 51 2
Prussian,
Russian, 91X
Spanish, 13X

HALF•PAST ONE.

We have no foreign political information, nor will there be any
sought after until our Reform Bill is settled. Contrary to ex-
pectation the Funds have improved since the early part of the
morning. Consols, which were 8O 4, have improved to 8114014 for
the account, owing to a West-end report that Lord Wham.
cliffe's manoeuvre last night has been much disapproved of by
the Tories, and several of them have gone over to the Ministers ;
but this is only report. The Reform Bill, and nothing,but the
Bill, is the general topic of conversation in the city, and for
which great anxiety is expressed. Consols-are now 81%, for
Money SO% SI.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing.
Letters from Barbadoes to-day confirm the previous news of
the sad catastrophe in that island.

Consols, 809 81.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.
(THIS DAY.)

The Guildhall and its neighbourhood still continues crowded.
The voting for the first two hours was rather languid, but still
in favour of the Reformers.

DAY'S POLL AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Lord Mayor B2
Alderman Thorpe
Sir Peter Laurie
ONE O'CLOCK,

The last two hours have been better employed. Thepoll now
is for—
The Lord Mayor 227
Alderman Thorpe
Sir Peter Laurie.
On the gross poll the Lord Mayor now stands 227 a-bead of
Sir Peter, and Alderman Thorpe 71. It is now—
The Lord Mayor 2478
Alderman Thorpe ;cm
Sir Peter Laurie
- -

Sir Peter Laurie has not yet got into more favour with the
crowd in attendance; his voters are still hooted at, and those
for the Lord Mayor and Alderman Thorpe are cheered as much
as ever, and thanked as well by the crowd behind the bar as that
on the hustings.

TWO o'CLOCK.
The Lord Mayor 543
Alderman Thorpe
Sir Peter Laurie

THREE O'CLOCK.
The Lord Mayor
Sir Peter Laurie
Alderman Thorpe 2347

The Marquis of ANGLESEA, on Friday, took
the oaths and his seat.

FIELD OF THE FOR/ Y FOOTSTEPS.—The
deep interest of this historical romance, by Miss JANE
PORTER, is rendered still more fixing by the introduction
in its pages of a genuine document, which has never before
seen the light, and which is descriptive of the last mo-
ments of the unfortunate CHARLES the First, particularly
on the night previous to his execution. A new and
cheaper edition of this work is announced for immediate
publication.

We have reason to know that ample means
have been adopted to ensure the peace of the metropolis,
should any symptom of violence ensue from the present
state of excitement. At the same time we are convinced
that, should any such attempts be made, they will be the
work of the enemies of Reform.

We are assured, by a correspondent of re-
spectability, that the Bishop of LONDON, although pre-
vented by a domestic calamity from attending the House
of Lords during the discussion on the Reform question,
will vote by proxy in favour of the Bill.

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TR DP
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE(TiI'-
------
PROM LLOYD'S.
Arrived DE A DEAL,
.o.lc Th.
e 3.
river,
,NeNr',i Wind
dS .
sailedW . tto W
with ' raat".
vg7the '
•Sgr'est ° —uth ,
bound, the John Woodhall, Thompson, for New
Arrived the Egham, Turner, from Cadiz.
NeSwTtAonN,DfroGinATMEalaCgaß;ElEsaKb,enao,cpT.et3ri.e7Afrorrmivuedeblue;TXo,o
4
Harman, from Memel ; and Freundschaff, from If --
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Wind S.W. selo„aaa,
jesty's ship Curacoa, in going out of harbour to DP"7"
shore on the Spit, but will come off next flood. ._Si
Como, Oliver, from Odessa. Off the Wight—Arn'''"
Lockett, from Dominica.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Sphyn% letwie
Tampico; sailed 2k/th July; from Vera Cruz Oth
til
Havannah 26th. Has on board 507,000 dollars. nap . ,
PLYMOUTH, OcT.2.—Arrived the Arantlies, 0
1
Quebec ; and Eliza, Edwards, from Malaga. _. &ma
CORK, OCT. I.—Arrived the Pyrenees, Butt, i
te"-
The Eliza, Williams, from Cork to London, foil°de ,/
terford, 29th ult.; crew saved. a W
The Dasher, Brend, from Laguayra to Hofl.oo-00.gthe
shore on Conk Reef, 11th August, and bilged. a'"'" 4011
saved and sold Key West. 001, /755
The Pacific,Ferguson,, from L?guyra to Liven, 01
fifteen miles of Key West, 20th August, a wreck. _wed 1,
The James Grant --, from New Orleans, al.,' 0501
Havannah 24th Auggust, with damage, and le" toalOga
enced a hurricane on the 13th, in the Gulf, bound sp,
The Brunswick, Brown, from London to HaTbatittSo'
Brunswick, Quinton, of Yarmouth, got in comae. bo ..1
Lowestoffb • the former put into Harwich, with loss a
jib-boom, &c., the latter filled ; crew saved- , 'i
THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY')
HAY M A RKETS.—(At per Load of :i6
~a s,s) rrusse
..1.814 gi
CUMBERLAND (LATE ST. '-' 6to 11
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay -3 5 '5l
New Meadow Hay 215 4,
Useful Old Ditto _3 15 I

Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay i U 1 p
tlover Hay 1 ig
Oat Straw .....£1 Sto £1 101 Wheat ataw _,„tionstP 0
Supply good, trade rather dull, and prices Po P
ii
SMITHFIELD. r 2 5 t 0 3 i
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay............. ~3 9 0
,1
New Meadow Hay 2 0 itA
Useful Old Ditto 3 l 5
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay...mil 910 I
Clover Hay (extra fine)...X6 o... Generally !1 14 ,
Oat Straw .Z 1 10 to LI l'2 I Wheat Straw ti ,
A moderate supply, and a steady trade ; loiu°. . J

104
PRICE OF'BREAD„
W
The highest price of Bread in the Metropovi}ol.
41b. Loaf. There are others who sell from 34"' _yo
that price.

PRICE OF SEEDS.—Ort 105 C I
New Englishßed Clover Seed (per Cwt.) fine
Old Ditto Ditto _
New Foreign Dittoll)6 ,

ifie.-4-•
6Re 89.

Old Ditto _
New White Clover .
Old Ditto Ditto •
New Trefoil -
ald Ditto
Rib Grass ........—.—..................—..........7 -I -..14-,--s::: 0,!4::: ~,_:1....-6:101H
English Carraway Seed---............ ...4.•
.....„. Oa. • i i i ii,
Foreign Ditto _ - , -4......„ --s. tleSore,oif
Coriander .. . -
__, ,755.
....OPP „of
St. Foin ..(per Quarter)....,............ •
...,„ 1.- .4, ii.
Rye Grass ...••••••••• .....4. 0e i t .06 '
Pacey Ditto , _ -... go' 4j°. figi 0004.
.....6 500. A
Linseed, for feeding MOIMPOOIIIMPIII•104.1.10.0. • 46, .4 .60,0, :
Ditto, for cnishing _ - - ........... 45* ak. Mil ofil A,'
Canary Seed, New -4..---,. ....• ~„0,,
"ttto Old ....„ ....• As
.'
IN. I°.*
010
-
White Mustard Seed—(per 8u5he1)....-.. --41' 8, lee• OA,
Brown Ditto •••••••••••~1NW...........0.0... ."'4• 0.4, Ada
Turnip Seeds, Rounds.. _ _ ..-s. '"4/' ...4. ira,
...-0. „,,... a.- 11/
Green and Red Ditto ~...................*-* ""4* 09. 0.-- of* A
Tares, Old
Ditto New ...... -
Irc,
Rape Seed, English, fine (per Last) 221. 261. .... '
iv' t,

PRICE OF OIL. ..,e4
Rape Oil, brown
Linseed Oil
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand
Rape Cake, per ton
-

PRICES OF LEATHER. '/'
Per lb. d. to d. Per IN..
8utt5.......50 to 561 b..... 15 19 Tanned "Lorre•__„..... c
Ditt0...........60 to 661 b..... 16 21 Spanish Ditto
__,..... ,l, i
Dressing Hide 5............ 14 151 per diaith 16,
Dressing
Fine Coach Hides —..... 17 ISe Calf Skine.....-4wit,,,l° OD. re '
Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 12j 14 Ditto ........0v,„.,,,'" ge1D.,90
Ditto 40 to 451 b 14' 16 Ditto ..w• ''',„7„-Allaof
qitto ....... 15e 171 Small Seale,P.'"

IDES.
Per Stone- Do'
Ordinary
Market Calt•••''''

pd
SKINS.
W otoy-
Sh orrtt 001.... Cil•
2s. od. to 24.6 x.