The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-27 00:00:00

ORDERS OF THE COURT•

Mr. MONTAGUE stated, that an order had been made
by his Honour a few days ago on this matter, that a cre-
ditor, who through mistake, had omitted to prove his debt
at a dividend meeting under the Commission, should he
at liberty to prove. The Court had likewise resciaded the
order with respect to the dividend•, and directed the Com-
missioners to recalculate them, including the debt that
had not been proved. The creditor attended the 14th
list of Commissioners yesterday and proved his debt, but
one of the Commissioners, Mr. Impey, refused to obey
that part of the order of his Honour which directed the
recalculating of the dividend, and ordered the divi-
dend meeting to he advertised. The other two Com-
missioners, Mr. Grant and Mr. Sorters, were per-
fectly ready and willing to attend to the order pro-
nounced. Under these circumstances, he (Mr. Mon-
tague) was instructed to request the Court to intimate to
the Commissioners that it was their duty to obey its orders,
there being no means of compelling them to do so except
by removing them.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR could not conceive the reason
why Mr. Impey had so acted, or what question had been
raised to prevent him from complying with the orders of
the Court.

Mr. KNIOHT observed that the only question was, whe-
ther the Court or Mr. Impey was the superior Judge.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR—My order must be obeyed,
and, if it is not, application must be made to the Lord
Chancellor to remove Mr. Impey, and to place some other
gentleman in his room who will obey the orders of the
Court.

Mr. KNioirr requested the Court to give some direc-
tions, with which they might endorse their briefs.
The VICE-CIIANCELLOA—The order must be obeyed.
If it is not, I shall take care that it is notified to the Lord
Chancellor•

Ilk HONOUR having disposed of all the causes in the
paper of the day, rose at a quarter before one o'clock.

Nothing of particular public interest took place to-day
in and• of the other Law Courts up to the time of our
going to Press.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CL CK.

We have only arrivals this morning from the East, Sin-
gapore, Mauritius, and Ceylon, which do not bring any
thing of importance.
The Dutch Mail brings the Dutch Funds per c 'nt.
higher ; Russian Stock the same as last account ; Spanish
Hope Loan, 1 per cent. higher ; Corks Bonds, per cent.
lower ; Consols done there per cent, higher; Greek
Bonds, the same as last account.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 91i to 92, opened
this morning at 914 and are at present 911, with little
or nothing doing.
Nothing doing in the Foreign Market.
ENGLISit JNDS.

Bank Stock, 21E4 19/
India Stock, 2 t 6 8
S per Cent Cons. 911
Do. for April Account, 91i
Ditto Reduced, 921
I OREM

31 per Cent. 100 1
New 4 per Cent., 1021 2-
4 per Cent. 1826 105/11
India Roods, 76 77
Exchequer Bills, 76 77
FUNDS.
Greek, 414 2
Mexican, 251
Peruvian, 19 -1
Portuguese, 581 91
Prussian,
Russian, 1101 11
Spanish, 121 131
TWO 0' CL 0 CK.

Brazilian, 68i a
Buenos Ayres, 29 31
Chilian,
Colombian, 22i
Danish, 741 5
French, 5 per Cent. 109
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 84 1-

The Consul Market has remained during the morning at
91 , and 91- for the Account. At present they may be
quoted 914 and for money It is supposed in the
House that the Hebrew party have been shipping their
stock, owing to an expectation that the present French
Ministry will not be of long duration. Important events
may soon be looked for from that quarter. A French
Parer states, that out of the 430 Members 200 are for the
Ministry.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 9li 1,.

The Court Journal of this day contains
—Life in Ireland—A Royal Favourite !—The English in
Rome—Original Anecdotes of the Emperor NICHOLAS
_-General lnvitationa_-Sit• THOMAS LAWRENCE at Aix-
la-Chapelle—Migh Life in Paris—Letter from Mr. T.
CAmearmr. to Mr. T. Moortx—Fashionahle Gaieties of
the Week—A Critic of the 18th, and a Critic of the 19th
Century—A Royal Epigram !--Mies KEMBLE'S Mrs.
Beverley—Court Gossip—The Duke in the Gazette—
New Mot of BR UMMEL, &c.—Lord LONDONDERRY'S
new Work—The Adventures of a Man of the World—
Theatres, Fine Arts, Literature, ff.c. &c.