The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-11 00:00:00

THE ruxDs.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 9l I for the Ac-
count, opened at 91-4- to 92. This improvement is owing
to the Express from Paris, which does not mention any
thing about the Chambers being dissolved, as reported
yesterday.
In the Foreign Market lit

t,le doing as yet.
L I 'ONLY&
3i per Cent.
New 4 per Cent., 102 1
4 per Cent, 11426
India Bonds. '77 '7B
Excliequer Bills, 76 77
N FUNDS.
Greek, 44 51
Mexican, t6l 71
Peruvian, 18 10
Portugeese, 59 60
Prussian, --
Russian, 109 i
Spanish, 13i 14*
TWO O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock,
India Stock,
.3 per Cent. Cons. 91l i
Do. for Aeronnt, 911 92
Ditto Re4uecd,

FOREIG

Brazilian, 69i '7O
Buenos Ayre4, SO 31
Chilian,
Colombian, 19
Danish, 741 54
French, 5 per Cent. 108
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 81i 2

Accounts from Lisbon, via France, state that the
Diane frigate, and some other light vessels, sailed on the
14th Feb. on a cruize to Terceira, to intercept the arrival
theu of Angra and his party, sent by Don Pedro.
We are informed that the object of Palmella's going to
the above island is, to he included in the amnesty which
I)on Miguel is expected to grant, as the island of Terceira
is to be included in it, with persons and property.
We understand that, in addition to the three ships of
the line, which some time past have been ordered home
from the Mediterranean, orders have been despatched for
two more to return, with some frigates.
Accounts have been received in town this morning, that
great hopes are entertained of the recovery of Mr. Strat-
field, who received a severe concussion of the brain by
riding, in the. late steeple chase. Dr. Brodie states,
that his case was similar to that of Lord Mountsandford,
, who lost his life in the affray of Windsor, and it hir opi-
nion if it had not been for the prompt and skilful treat-
ment of Dr. Waller, of Laton, Mr. Stratfield• must have
shared the same fate. Great enquiries have been made
both in the City and West-end of the town in regard tr
the above person.

FisiDS.
The Consol Market at present appears more settled and
firm than yesterday, and Money Stock is in demand and
scarce; this may be attr;buted to all the idle reports of
yesterday having fallen to the ground. Consols, which
were in the early part of the morning at are at present
92 to A for the Account, and for Money 9li to 92.
The letters from Holland this morning bring all the
Foreign Stocks much higher, particularly Spanish Bonds,
about 3e per cent.
We have but few arrivals and no political intelligence of
consequence. In the Foreign Market, Greek Bonds
maintain the price of yesterday. Spanish Bonds have
also improved.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Amount, 92 j.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols 91i
Da—
Do. for Ac. 921 Greek, sh
1825 44,
Brazilian Bonds 74 Mexican, 1825 27
Buenos Ayres 29 Peruvian
Chilian Do. Russian 1091
Columbian, 1824, 191 Spanish 131

tANV INTtalatNtE.-(TIIIS DAY)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

REDUCTION OF RENTS..--IN THE MATTER OF ANN

FITCH,. A LUNATIC.
Mr. Bourn, appeared for the petitioner, Sir James
Burrow, the Committee of the lunatic's c-tare. The pe-
tition stated that a tenant of an esta.te of Oa, situate at
Blandford, in Deraetshire, had been a tenant for many
years; that he had regularly paid his rent until Miehaehnas
1828, and cultivated the farm in the most dtsirahle
manner ; that in 1828, in consequence of the general
agricultural depression throughout the country, the tenant
had become unable to pay his rent; under these circumstances
the petition prayed that his Lordship would be pleased to
order a deduction of 15 per cent. to be made from the rent,
that the same tenant might be enabled to continue to live
on the estate. The facts were supported lay affidavit, and
the Learned Counsel hoped the Court would make the or-
der without incurring the expeoce of sanding a referurve
upon it to the Master.
The Loan CHANCELLOR, after a short paint., ordered
the deduction required to be made.