The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAT.)

CITY, TWELTE O'CLOCK.
The Hamburg steamer has arrived, by which we have re-
ceived the Hamburg Reporter of the 30th April, which is void of
political information.

THE FENDS.
We have had quite an idle morning in the city, and it is the
same in the Consol Market, owing to there being but few arrivals,
and those not of importance. Consols opened at the same
price they left off yesterday, 92% % for the Account, and 92% hi for money, with scarce a bargain doing. Great anxiety is ex_
Pressed for the next bulletin of the King's health, as the last is
considered to be very discouraging.
In .the Foreign Market, Greek Bonds receded to 50, since
Which a re-action has taken place, and they have been done at
51, Spanish Bonds are also lower. In other Foreign Securities
nothing doing at Present.
Bank Stock ENGLISH
Stock, 414},i 15
India 239
' 401 i
per Cent. Cons. 92% %
Ditto
Do. for Account, 92%
Reduced, 91% %

FUNDS.
314 per Cent. 99 14
4 per Cent. 10124
4 per Cent. 1896, 104 14
India Bonds, 83 84
Exchequer Bills, 78 79
FUNDS
Greek, 50!4 M
Mexican, 361 37
Peruvian, 9414 514
Portuguese, 61 62
Prussian,
Russian ill
Spanish, 9014 %
'CLOCK. It TWO said that the Duke of Wellington has O
been sent for this
Morning, to proceed to Windsor with the greatest speed.
Consols, which continued the most part of the morning at
7,lgoney 92% %
1i % for the Account, have improved to 92% N, and for
. Up to the present time we have no authentic
Information of his Majesty's health.
In the Eoreign Market Greek and Spanish Bonds are the only
ztocks in which any thing is doing, which have somewhat un-
Proved. Since the early part of the morning we are quite desti-
bite of political information.
Console, 921 1.

Brazilian, 74% 75
Buenos Ayres, 38 40
Chaim
Colombian, Wll4
Danish, 75 34
Ditto 3
French 5 per Cent. 108 7
per Cent. 83%

7 lIRKIS 0' CL 0 CS.

PRESBYTERY OF THE SCOTS CHURCH,
LONDON.-The next meeting of this Presbytery will be
held on Tuesday the 1I th of May, at 5, v. M., in the
National Scotch Church, Regent-square, for the further
discussion of the sinfulness of Christ's humanity, as
tnaiLtained by Messrs. SCOTT and IRVING. A correspon-
dent states his conviction that the Church will be crammed
almost to suffocation, to witness the effect of a contest that
Must terminate in the recantation of those gentlemen, or
in the dissolution of their connection with the Church of
Scotland. He moreover states, that it will be moved and
seconded in the Presbytery that the discussion shall be
open to the public, in conformity with the Act of Tolera-
tion. Other parties state to us that the discussion will be
private, and that the Act of Toleration does not require
that such meeting should be public. The question, how-
ever, will probably be set at rest by a notification from the
pulpits of the Scotch churches on Sunday next, conform-
ably to the practice in Scotland.— World.
In consequence of the Jew Bill and the Beer
Rill standing for a second reading last night, the gallery
of the House of Commons was amazingly crowded with
Persons interested in both those measures. In the early
Part of the evening there were two divisions on a private
in consequence of which, by an absurd practice still
continued, the gallery was cleared of " strangers." That
created immense noise and confusion, and in the struggle
to get out several shoes, gloves, a stocking, a hat, &c.
Were left behind in the gallery. They were afterwards
exhibited on the candle-branches at the sides of the gal-
lery ; but the owners, on returning to their seats, would
Out quit them to collect their property.
M. D'HAUSSEZ, the Minister of the Navy,
sopped two hours on his passe e through Never.. He
visited the iron cable manufactory of RAFFIN and Co. ex-
amined every tiding, and praised the incenious new pro-
cesses employed to lessen the expense of their construc-
tions and buildings, wher'e show has been disregarded. He declared ttiit it` was his intention to encourage private in-
dustry to supply the wants of the navy.
The, ship Jean Jaques, Captain DELATRE,
left loint.a-Petre (Gattdaloupe)
on the 23d of March.
She experienced very bad weutl er off the bank of New-
lcundlands and in soundings. She left 46 ships in th,
oads of Point-a. Pet re. —Journa/ du Commerce.