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London, England, 1830-11-03 00:00:00

considered, it will appear as most improbablo--even
supposing the separation of Iloliana and Belgium—that
They Covernment could be established by the latter,
to have the character of affording internal tranquillity, and
external amity, without the concurrence of the great sur-
rounding Powers. When the great central nations of
Europe appear in a state of commotion, or threatening
it—when one cannot conjecture what events the next
post may communicate —for those who have the management
of public affairs in this country, to speak with more decision
of peace, than what results from the natural assurance of their
own intentions, would be expecting them to act as system-
matically deceptive.
Tho debates in the Houses of Lords and Commons yester-
day were on the whole satisfactory. The speeches of the
influential senators in both houses, were sound in their
principle, on the great point of supporting the Constitution,
of the country, and of those whom it places in authority ; that
while, as Lord GREY expressed it, we secure our roof, look
to our fastenings, and bat our windows, we may rest se-
curely housed, till the fury of the coming tempest has spent
itself.

CITY, ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 83i f for the ac-
count, opened at 83i 3, but soon after the market became
verb• heavy, and consols have receded to 83.
In the foreign market, Spanish stock is also receding,
and may be quoted at l9i. In other stocks little doing.
The King's speech, with the debates of last night in both
houses, excites the general attention of the public this
morning. The speech is not looked on in the City so pacific
as was imagined or expected; and the attempt on the part
of the Duke of Wellington, to explain that part of she
speech in regard to the Netherlands, has not had the desired
effect on the Funds.

lavimpoot., Nov. I.—British Plantation Sugar conti-
nues in moderate demand ; the sales of this wook amount-
ing to 1000 hhds, and prices are barely supported.
Our cotton market continuos dull, and the prices of most
descriptions may be considered lower. Our timber market
has been remarkably dull during the week, very few sales
having been effected. _

CITY, TWO O'CLOCZ

A great gloom prevails in the City ; also a general panic
in the Funds. Consols, which were done in the morning
at 831 for the Account, have receded to 821, a fall of 11
per cent. At present they are 821.
This is attributed to his Majesty's speech, and the Duke
of Wellington bidding defiance to reform ; also, to a report
of the police going to be armed, and the volunteers on the
eve of being incorporated and the militia called out. Wo
have quite a dismal appearance.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Bonds continuo lower-
ing ; other securities are also on the decline.
CORN EXCHANOR (THIS DA y.)—We have no altera
tion in the price of any description of grain since Monday.
The supply is-2,400 sacks of flour, 1,250 quarters of
English wheat, 3,100 of barley, 3,200 of oats, 14,810 of
Irish oats, 5,400 of foreign wheat, 700 of foreign barley,
and 250 of oats.

PORTSMOUTH. NOT. I.—His Illajesty'e ship Sophia,
from Rio Janeiro in sixty-one days, brings one million of
dollars for merchants' account.

Accounts from Mexico to the 19th August state, that tho
garrison of that city had petitioned, according to the plan of
Jalapa, for the removal of several Deputies and Senators.
Front Colombia, of the 12th Sept. it is stated, that they
are still in a state of uncertainty, and no prospect of poli-
tical tranquillity could be obtained, until Bolivar leaves the
country.
Accounts from Vera Cruz to the 4th Oct. state that
nothing new has occurred. Congress was still in Session ;
some new duties had been levied on foreign goods, consumed
in the States, to about 10 per cent; and a convoy of specie
would leave on the Ist Sept, which indicates internal tran-1
quillity.