The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-08 00:00:00

FORNIG

Basilian, 71
Buenos Ayres, SS 35
Chilian,
Colombian, 21/ 2/
Danish, 741
French, I per Cant. 108 7
Ditto, S per Cant. 83} 41

Although but very few of the Hebrew speculators made
their appearance in the Consul Market, Consols have taken
a start since the early part of the morning, when they
were at 92i 93 for the Account, since which they have
been done at 93i and 93i for next account. This im-
provement will greatly assist Ministers in the assets to the
red u.:tion of the Four per Cents.

The private letters this morning from Paris bring the
French Three per Cents. 84f. 10c. The payment of the
dividends causes money to be plentiful in the city.
In the Foreign Market Greek and Brazil Stocks have
improved, the former about 2 per cent., and the latter
about 4 per cent.
The Jamaica and Mexican packets still remain due,
which are anxiously looked for by the merchants.
HREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols 931.

Lady ALICIA HOWARD, youngest daughter
of the late Earl of WicKLow, is shortly to be married to
WILLIAM BISSET, Esq. nephew of the Bishop of RAPHOE.
—Brighton Gazette.

Much dissatisfaction has, we understand,
been produced in the medical department of the Grenadier
Guards, by the abolition of privileges which that regiment
has enjoyed for centuries. Several resignations have been,
or will be, the consequence.—Brighton Gazette.
At the Court of Common Council held this
morning, the Loan MAYOLI in the Chair, Mr. RICHAILD•
SON asked what had been done on the subject of rendering
the Gresham Lectures more popular. Mr. Deputy OLD.
LIAM replied, that the Special Committee to whom the
subject was delegated had had frequent correspondence
with the Governors .1 the London Institution, and a pro-
visional agreement had been entered into for having the
lectures delivered in that Institution at seven o'clock in the
evening, instead of one in the afternoon. An objection
had, however, been started by some of the lecturers them-
selves. He considered it a shame, that while so many
able and learned persons could at present be found to do
justice to these lectures that such objections should be
taken by professors, especially as these lectures cost 7001.
per annum. The subject was to be again considered on
the sth of May. Mr. JONaS expressed a similar opinion.
Mr. IlicrtAansoN was left complaining of the dangerous
state of the road r.nd foot way on the east side of old Lon-
don-bridge.

We believe we may announce as a certainty
that Baron 11I4CLELLAND's resignation has at last gone ix
—and surely it was time for it—and that Mr. LESLIE
FOSTER is to be the new Judge. We have heard that the
appointment of the latter, though finally resolved upon,
will not be completed until the Treasury business is at a
period of advancement when there will be no use of his
vote. Mr. Stun. to repair immediately to Louth to
proceed on his personal canvass. We rejoice to say that
that there can be no rational doubt entertained of his suc-
cess. The people of Louth feel that he is the ablest man
whom they can now enlist in their service—that next
to one man he has risked most and achieved most for Ire-
land, and that he has done nothing to forfeit the confidence
of his countrymen. On this subject we have more to say
than we can conveniently express on the present occasion,
but we shall speedily return to it.—Dublin Morning
Register.

Died, at West Frirnstone, Yorkshire, on the
12th ult., Mr. MARE FOSTYN, aged 101. He was
coachman to the Hon. and Right Rev. Dr. Pxcit.a.an
TREVOR, at the time he was translated to the see of Dur-
ham, in 1752, and perfectly remembered the ancient cere-
mony which took place upon Croft bridge, in presenting
the faulcbion to the Bishop on his first entering the diovese.

HULL MARKET.—ApriI 6.
Wheat, Old —s. 605.703. Now —s. 565. 63i.
Foreign —s. 63s 703. ln bond... —s. —s. —s.
Oats, Poland —s. 20s. 245. ......Old —s. —s. 263.
Small or Feed.... —s. 12s. 18s.
Foreign —s. 20s. 235.
Barley, Norf. & Suf. ... —s. 30s. 335. Line. & Wold —s. 28s. 325.
Foreign
Beans 325. 345. 38s. Foreign —s. 30s. 33s
Pease, White —s. 345. 38s. Grey
Taros —s 30s. 365. Foreign —s. 265. 303.
Rapeseed, in bond none.