The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING IN') ELLIGENCE.--(THIS DAY

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAr., APRIL 22.—Wind S.W. to 117.S.W.—rt
strong from the southward and westward last night. .11.(.
rived the David Scott, Jackson, from Bengal, &c. ; 1
transport, from the Mauritius, &c.
PORTSMOUTH, Aran. 22.—Wind Mont
hard.—Arrived the Chil.le Harold, West, from tr'
Mauritius.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21. —Winl W. S. W. —A rritnt4l)l
Cyrus, Kingston, from the South Seas.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 21. —Wind W. S. W. to S. W
gales.—Arrived the Sandwich paekot, from Lisbon, 0::
the Ilth inst. Off Port, the James, Russell, from

lavEßroot., APRIL 21,—Arr:ved the Grecian, Sid,
from Valparaiso ; E trl of Dalhousie, Barton, frornDeF
rara; Pyramus, Young, from Jam tiea ; Betsey, 0,14,
and Shakespeare, Goldie, from Mobile; BeII isle, Llor
from New Orleans; and Iris, White, from Charleston.

TUE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 C
A Lisbon Mail has arrived by the Sandwich--Bam
April 11.
The Lady Holland Indisman, outward bound, 15
been lost off Saldanha Bay, on the south coast of All
near the Cape of Goad Hope—crew and passengers sa
Account. from Viemna to the 10th April stste, 001
clerk of the house of Rothschild has set off leer C 415
santinople : it is said to contract a loan, but it is tralie',l
that his journey wi 1 be use less, as the Sultan has sefer"
times retused propositions of that description.
Jamaica Papers have arrived to the 28th Febraoit
The Courant cf the 26th February has the follotsriiji
article

Toe Jews.—A good deal of trouble has been take°
misreprevent the intentions of the Members in the A
bly, who to,k the most active part in the lateasuree mlor
in the late Sessinti to obtain for the Jews the privilOgej
their lellow-sebjects. We inayjust as well correct •ty;
misrepresentation. 4 gentleman (!f the Jewish, religt*
who 'elides in Spanish Town, applied to Mr. Ileaumd:
as a member of tin! Committee, on Fir George Murrill
despatches relative to the Jews, and inquired whttO
they were to be left in a worse condition than the pealli
of colour; Mr. Beaumont replied that the Chairman I.
the Committee, Mr. Atkinson, was assiduously,empber
in obtaining inforin;;ion to draw tip an answer, shewl4
the fallacies into which Sir George Murray had been 11
by the i4norance of hie legal advisers in relation to Jam3l,
The Jewish gentleman replied, that it would btrlP:,
to get all that could be obtained for the present, and Ifs'
a more favonrabte time for the remainder. It Wile knorlo
the. Council would pass the Bill containing a eoneeole
of all privileges, but it was also known they would esOP,
with it a suspending clause, and it was reasonable to
pect that, acting as they had done in regard to the geOefirin
free privileges, yet they would pass a restricted Jett! P
without any suspending clime.

Tim rums.
Although his Majesty is better, and reported to be °°l
of danger, the Funds have experienced hut a slight jai;
provemest. Consols, which left off yesterday at 98k f°,ll
the Account, (puled at 93 and for Money 93, "16::
little busine,s doing at present. Thia dav is as Bank how'
day, consequently all the dissents to the reduction of tilt'
Four per Cents. mast be accomplished to-morrow.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing.
ENGLISh FJND&

BAnk Stock, 214 i IBit
India Stock, 39j- 401
3 par Cent Cwns. 921
Do. for Account, 92 93
Ditto Reduced, 9?

Si per Ct. 00/1
New 4 per Cent., 10. i t
4 per Ct. 1828,1041
Tuella Beek 88 83
Exchegew Bills, 79 80

Two 0' CL 0C K
Up the present time we have no political news, nor
we hear of any express from Paris; in consequesce
which the Consol Market has continued steady the 'shill
of the morning, fluctuating from 93 for she Account
to 93i ; at present they are 931 I, and 93 for Mang'
No speculations of importance have taken place. . •
In the Foreign Market the only business doing is 0
Colombian and Spanish Bonds, which maintain their price.
This moment, in consequence of the unfavourable re;
portant: the King's health, Consols have gone down to 92Z
for the Account.

Cope of Good Hope Papers have been receiyed to the
1
ISth February. They give accounts from the Siva"
River to the end of November, which are favourable—
Another river has been discovered—also veins of a raid
mine have been found.

HALF-PAST TWO-
Previous to two o'clock the whole of the City
thrown into the greatest confuSion and alarm by a gerter
report that the Kiag was dead--an eminent Broker
sold 300,0001. Console, and they went down froo
93/} to 92 for the Account. In the mean titoe
an account wai received that the Royal Standard
.
hoisted at the Tower on his Majesty's birth-day, was taken
down. Thin went to corroborate the above nnfortwt
report; but ►once time after it being ascertained that
orders had been given at the Tower not to celebrate the
birth-day, the Consul Matket immediately improYou
again to 921 for the account. Crowds are flocking to
the Matision-house, making inquiries for a bulletin, bdt
none had appeared at the above hoar.
2 HREE O'CLOCK:

Consols 921
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 93 Danish 75i
Do. for Ae, 93/. Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds 75 Mexican, 182$
Buenos Ayres Peruvian 23
Chilies. Do. 27 Russian
Columbian, 1824, 26 , Spanish 181

SPORTING,-(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)

BATH SPRING RACES, Aram 22;
The York Stakes, a forced handicap of 5 BOWS. each, with
20 added ; mile and a planer.
Mr. Thorne's b. c. by Blacklock (Chapnia)
3lr. Brigtow's Queen Bess 9

Mr. Pickernell's Miss Eversley
The Bath Stakes of 10 Born. each, with 10 added ; for
horses not thorough bred, of all ages; mile and a quartet•
Jockey riders.
Mr. J. Day's b. g. by Harkaway (Darling)
Mr. E Alie'e b. c. Canford
Mr. Lucas's b. e. The A•ps .O
The Hunters' Stakes, a Sweeptakee of 5 son. each, with
20 added; for horses not thorough bred, of all age's►
rnile and a quarter. Gentlemen riders.
Mr. J. Dny's h. g. by Harkaway (Mr. Da►ies) 1 1
Mr. Margernm's b. f. Fancy 2 °
Mr. Martin's b. g. Perainat
A Match for 100 sous. h. ft. ; one mile. Gentlemen