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

THE rUNDS.

The long and interesting debates last night on the motion
of Sir C. Wetherell relating to the Press, chiefly engroses
the attention of the public this morning ; Consols, which
left off yesterday at 921 I for the account, opened as 921
and for money 92-1-; the market at present appears very
firm. _ _

In the Foreign Market Greek Bonds continue improving
ENGLISH )ANDS.
31 per Cent. 1001
New 4 per Cent., 1021
4 per Cent. 1826 106 -I
India Bonds, 76 77
Exchequer Bills, 76 77
NI FUNDS.
Greek, 451 6
Mexican, 261 7
Peruvian, 19 20
Portuguese, 59 1
Prussian,
Russian, 1081-
, Spanish, 121 131
HALF-PAST ONE.

Bank Stock,
India Stock, 242 4
3 per Cent Cum. 92t
Do. for Account, 921
Ditto Beductd, 931
FOREIG

Brazilian, 691 70
Buenos Ayres, 29 31
Chilian,
Colombian, 23 i
Danish, 74i 51
French, 5 per Cent. 109 i
Ditto, S per Cent. 84 i

The Consol Market is sot so good as in the early part of
the morning, when Consols were done at 92i for the Ac-
count, since which they have fallen to 92ii, and for
Money 92j. What we stlted a few days since that the
Budget would be soon brought forward, is now confirmed.
The coßtents cif it are anxiously looked for by the specu-
lators; it is again reported that the Four per Cents. will
be reduced. The Three per Cents. Reduced shut to day.
An express is said to have an ived from Paris, and by the
Heeding of the Consuls it is supposed that the French
Funds come lower.

THRAW A' CZ 0 CIE
Console for Account, i•
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 921 Danish 75
Do. forlAc. 92i Greek, 1825 46
Brazilian Bonds 69i Mexican, 1825

Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chilian Do. 27 - Russian ...-
Columbian, 1824, 22/ Spanish 13

CORK ELECTION COMMITTEE.

The Committee met this morning, and voted the Elec-
tion of Mr. CALLAGHAN void—he britg
to all intents a
Government Coptractoi,

In the case Of MURRAY V. HEATH, DOL-
XAN and COABOULD, tried in the Court of King's Bench
yesterday, the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff. It
was an issue from the Court of Chancery, tiirecting the
Jury to
_enquire whntlier prnc4 as engraver has a right to
rese'rve tor fiks own use prods or impressions from plates
which he had been employed to engrave.
A MURDER AT RILLINGTON, NEAR MAL-/
TON.-On Tuesday last, whilst a labourer was digging a
piece of ground, belonging to Mr. Jost Statp:its, of
Rillinzton, mar Malta' he camein contact with a human
skeleton, 'within a foot of the surface of the ground. The
spot is situated midway between the above place and
• Thorpe Bassett, in a field by the road side. The bones
were cal efully removed for the purpose of placing them
in sacied ground. Mr. ALLANsoIs,,, sincaenn, bc..4ring of
the circum3tance, evininvd tlar.4l, and fooad that they
were tilos! of a female, apparently of from 40 to 10 years
of age, in a good state of preservation, the whole of the
teeth in the lower jaw being pit feet, with the exception
of one of the incisors. He observed, however, that the
articulating portion of the right side was broken off, which
induced him to examine the correspondinz ppilion of the
upper r tw, when he fon', tare pa.ta bad been divided
by solve !haw kristrymeM, the edges being perfectly smooth;
there was likewise a perforation in the chin as if from a
pitch-fork ; these circumstances conjoined left no doubt in
his mind, that the unfortunate being Intel rnet with as on-
timely death. The ground balileen ;aid down sward for 14
or 15 yes,ra, bu forMerly under the plough. It
it is not within fhe memoir), of any person living in ti e
neighhourheod, any one being missing. The bones above
alluded to are in Mr. ALLatrsON's vossssionv.7. York
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