The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-31 00:00:00

In the Foreign Market litt
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le or nothing doing as yet.
FUNDS.
3f per C,ent.
New 4 per Cent., 1021 I
4 per Cent. 1826,
India Bonds, 81 82
Exchequer Bills. 77 79
FUNDS.
Greek, 384
Mexican, 31+
Peruvian, 20
Portuguese, 59
Prussian,
Russian, 1104
Spanish, 14
TWO O'CLOCK.
The Funds are in a complete state of stagnation, and
great dulness prevails in the City ; Consols were in the
early part of the day at 92i, and have since been done at
92:1 ; this is the extreme fluctuation during the whole
of the morning : at present they are 92ii for the ac-
count, and 92}afor money. We have no ship letters,
nor any other arrivals, which causes a great dearth of in-
formation.

Bank Stock,
India Stock,
S per Cent. Cons. 92
Do. for Account, 92
Ditto Reduced,
FOREIG

Brazilian, 71i 2 ---
Buenos Ayres, 32 34
Chilian,
Colombian, 2011/
Danish, 75i 6
French, 5 per Cent. 106 7
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 83i 4i

In the Foreign Market Greek Bonds have been the only
speculation, and they have receded about one per cent.
owing to the information from Vienna, that the Greek
Government would not consent to pay the old loans.
7 HREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 92,i f.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 92;1 Danish 76
Do. for Ac, 92 Greek, 1825 38i
Brazilian Bonds 71 it Mexican, 1825 31i
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chilian Do. 26 Russian 1101
Columbian, 1824, Spanish 144

Though those of most of his family are, it is
remarkable that the name of Mr. ALEXANDER BARING IS
seldom seen in any of the lists of Members voting against
Ministers.—Morning Herald.

LORD AND LADY BYRON.--111C Nay
Monthly Magazine for April will contain, we are in-
formed, an Article written by Mr. CAMPBELL, relative
to Mr. Moones recent publication, (as regards the manner
in which Lady BYRON and her family hale been spoken of
in that work), and calculated to throw new light on that
interesting and delicate subject.

We understand that Mr. MURRAY is to be
lessee of the Theatre on the expiry of the present lease to
Mrs. H. SIDDONS.-Edinburgh Evening Courant.

. .
A Comtnision pro lunatico znquzi endo ass
sembled on Monday, for the purpose of trying the state of
mind of RICHARD Muss, Esq. of Manchester-street.
Several witnesses deposed to Mr. Mults's present insanity
and the previous apparent soundness of his mind, and the
Jury returned a verdict of Lunacy from the 28th of Oct.
1828, without lucid intervals.

COMMISSION OF LUNACY.--Yesterday a
Commission of Lunacy was executed at the Queen's Head
Coffee-house, Holborn, to inquire into the state of mind
of a gentleman named RICHARD Hucx. Mr. Hucx for-
merly held a living in Norfolk. As far back as 1807 he
became insane, and was placed under the care of Mr.
WARBURTON, where he now remains. He was perfectly
quiet and harmless when left alone, but became very irri-
table when spoken to. He laboured under some delusions ;
at one time fancying that he was King of France ; and on
another occasion he said that one night he was transplanted
from his bed to Westminster Abbey, and brought back
again in the morning. Mr. TENNANT, the solicitor, said
that Mr. 11 (ices income was not very large; but the Com-
mission was issued in order that a proper person might be
o a-p p i nted to collect some tithes, as the parties by whom
they were due had objected to pay them until a proper person
had been appointed to receive them. The Jury found that
Mr. Hucx bad been insane since the 12th Nov. 1807.
REMOVAL EXTRAORDINARY.--A certain
shop in West-street, Oldham, was lately deserted by the
shopkeeper, which rather alarmed the proprietor of the
house ; but as several large sacks, apparently full, stood as
usual in their respective places, his alarm in some degree
subsided. Some days, however, elapsed, and the keeper of
the shop (which had been left unlocked) not re-appearing,
the landlord entered, and ventured to open the sacks, which
he supposed contained meal, flour, &c., when, to his sur-
prise, they were found charged only with saw-dust, ashes,
small coal, &c.-2/lancheater Mercury.
LIVERPOOL, iVIA ncri 29.—We are sorry to
say that a fire broke out a little before eight o'clock this
evening in a warehouse in Concert-street, which was used
as a kiln for drying cotton. Although several fire engines
were speedily on the spot, yet nearly the whole of the pre-
mises were consumed.