The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-01 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T irEL 7B O' CL CK.
The only arrival, this morning, of consequence is a
Malta mail, by the Duke of York, sailed on the 15th of
February, from Gibraltar 14th of March, and from Cadiz
16th of March. We have no arrivals of ship letters.
The two battalions of the2Bth Regiment of the line have
left Paris for the expedition to Algiers, amounting to
1,700 men.
Accounts from Lisbon state that Don Miguel will con-
form, according to the wishes of the Courts of London
and Paris, in granting an armistice. The celebrated
Marquis de Chaves died on the 7th of March.
On the 20th of March arrived at Toulon two ships
laden with fifteen thousand cannon balls, for the expedi-
tion ; and since:Jan. 1, arrived there sixty millions of francs
for the use of the expedition.
It appears that some of the French ships blockading
Algiers approached too near the coast, and were fired at
by the new constructed batteries.

THE FU) DS.

The sudden change of the weather seems to have damped
the operations in the Consol Market, as the speculators
continue very inactive; Consols, which left off yesterday
at 92-al for the account, opened at the same price this
morning, with scarce a bargain doing.
The Express from Paris is also void of interest. The
Russian and French squadrons are now returning home ;
we may expect that part of the English fleet will also re-
turn to the British ports.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet, and the
prices are nominal as per yesterday.
EN GLIS

Bank Stock,
India Stock,
S
per Cent Cons. 92i
Do. for Account, 92?,:
Ditto Reduced,

FUNDS.
3i per Cent.
New 4 per Cent., 1021 -41
4 per Cent. 1826,
India Bonds, 81 82
Exchequer Bills, 78 79
FUNDS.
Greek, 38i
Mexican, 31+
Peruvian, 20
Portuguese, 59 60
Prussian,
Russian, 110+
Spanish, 14

FOREIG.
Brazilian, 694 ex. div.
Buenos Ayres, 32 34
Colombian, SO 1
Danish, 74i -1 ex. div.
Frencb, 5 per Cent. 106 7
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 831 4/

TWO O'CLOCL

A great dearth of information still prevails owing to the
few arrivals. The Jamaica and Mexican Packets stili re-
main due.

The Funds have rather declined since the early part of
the morning, when Consols were at 92-a4 for the Account,
but the Chancery having sold from 50 to 60,000!. money
Stock at 92F caused them to recede to 92ii for the
Account, and 92i for money.
In the Foreign market everything is almost in the same
state as yesterday, with little or no alteration in the prices.
THREE 0' CL 0 cir.
Consols for Account, 92i t.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 921 Danish 74
Do. for Ac, 924_ 1 Greek, 1825 381

Brazilian Bonds 69}
Buenos Ayres
Chilian Do.

Mexican, 1825
Peruvian -7
Russian 110 f

Columbian, 1824, 204

j Spanish 144

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

KINGSTON-(THIS DAY).
THE DUEL AT BATTERSEA.

In the course of the morning Mr. CHENNALL applied to
Mr. Justice BAYLEY for the discharge of his client, Mr.
Byrne, on an affidavit stating the fact that the Grand Jury
had ignored the bill charging him with being a party to
the murder of Mr. Clayton.
Mr. CLARKSON, who is Counsel for Mr. Bigley, ob-
jected to this deviation from the ordinary course. Ile
meant nothing unkind to Mr. Byrne, but was anxious to
know where he conid find him, in order to subpoena him
if he should find, on the day of the trial, that his evidence
would be of importance to his client.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY enquired of the Clerk of the
Arraigns what was the usual course under such circum-
stances.

The Clerk of the Arraigns said the regular period for
the discharge of the prisoner would be on the conclusion of
the Asize.

Mr. Justice BATLEY (to Mr. Chennall)—Can you show
me any provision in the Act of Parliament which would
warrant me in deviating from the established practice?
Mr. CITENNALL admitted he was not prepared to do so.
Mr. Justice BATLEY-Then I cannot allow your request.
Mr. CHENNALL—WiII your Lordship, if I should find
such a provision, allow ma to mention the subject again ?
Mr. Justice BAY LEY said certainly, and there the matter
for the present rests.
The trial, it is now understood, will come on the first
thing to-morrow morning.
Nothing else of importance occurred in the course of
this morning.

In the Nisi Prius Court a long but uninteresting trial
respecting a Bankruptcy is going on before a Special Jury.
From the observation of Mr. Clarkson, it is reasoroble
to suppose that his client, Mr. I3igley, who is yet at large,
intends to surrender and stand his trial with the other
prisoners.

Ott Friday Mr. GRIFFITH JONES., the soli-
citor, wjs in attendance on the 12th list of the Commis-
sioners of 13anl;rupts, when he suddenly missed a very va-
luable silver snuff-box, which he had used but one minute
before in Court. stated his loss to Mr. Commissioner
TILEBECK, who instantly ordered the doors to be cloied
and police-officers to be sent for. When they arrived, one
gentleman proposed that all present should submit them-
selves to be svarched. Ile him elf set the example, which
was followed by the other persons in Court, but the snuff-
box was not found. The thief had probably disappeared
with it before it was missed. The day before a silk um-
brella belonging to one of the Commissioners was stolen;
and in the oiler Courts not a day passes without some de-
predation