The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-24 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL VE 0' CL 0 CK.
We have no arrivals, with the exception of one from
Ceylon, this morning. No doubt it must be the contrary
winds which prevent us receiving intelligence from
Portugal.
All the reports of yesterday have vanished this morning
like smoke, and it now appears that we are on the eve of
seeing the Dutch and Belgian aff.,irs brought to a crisis.
It is stated that an army of 50,000 French are immediately
to enter Belgium, to deter the Dutch from bumharding
Antwerp ; at the same time the English and French fleets are
to proceed to the Scheldt. The present state both of France
and Belgium requires an immediate decision, as they arc
bath on the brink of a revolution, which no doubt his
Dutch Majesty foresees, and this is his chief cause for
wishing to create a further delay. With respect to
Prussia there is no doubt she has given her con-
sent to the hostile measures of England and France;
of two evils she has chosen the least, as, not long since,
part of Germany was in a stare of revolution ; and
should a revolution take place in France and Belgium, the
greater part of the Prussian territory would catch the flame.
Consuls, which left off yesterday at S3ll for the Ac-
count, opened at the same price, since which they have
been done at 84. At present they are 8:34

2IALF-PAST ONE.

An express has arrived from Paris, but the whole of its
contents has not as yet transpired. The only important
fact we have ascertained is that the French fleet is to be
on our shores on Friday.

A gentleman has returned from the late grand Prussian
review. He states that the manoeuvres of the troops were
on a new principle, and the precision with which they were
performed is beyond description, particularly the cavalry,
which consisted of thirty thousand. The above gentle-
man is an English officer.
Consols continue at 83 St for Nee Account, with little
doing.
In the Foreign Market Dutch Stock is not quite so good
as yesterday. Portuguese Scrip Si to discount.
We do not
shear as yet of the arrival of the Dutch
steamer.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 83i 84.

CLOSING PRICES.—FOUR O'CLOCK.
Consols
Ditto for Account 831 'Greek

Brazilian Bonds 48 Mexican
Buenos Ayres... Peruvian .. ......
::bilian Ditto.... Russian,..,... 99
Columbian 1824 10i Spanirb . r

(ADVERTISEMENT.)----ELOPEMENT IN
HIGH LIFE.—For some days a report Ins prevailed in the
fashionable circles of the hunt ton, that the young and
beautiful lady on whom BARNETT'S popular new ballad
was written, entitled, I saw her at :he Fancy Fair, had
eloped with the son of Lord ll—, the Hon. REGINALD
AUGUSTUS 1-I—, and as a splendid equipage was ob-
served by the new police proceeding at a frightful rate
along the North road at day. break, it was believed true.
In consequence of the extraordinary sensation thus created,
we made it our business to inquire last evening at the re-
sidence of the lady's fathcr, No. —, Belgrave-squire,
when the statement was confirmed ; and we hear that in
consequence of the publicity thus given to the affair, the
song this week had an extraordinary large bale. —Morn-
jag Advertiser.
There were 47 sail of British vessels at S nyr.
na on the 18th ult.