The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-13 00:00:00

THE ruling.

We have no arrivals of consequence at present. The
French mail is due, and not a single ship letoer hay come
to band this morning, consequently we are barren of in-
telligence.

domicils, which left off yesterday at 951 for the Ac-
count, opened at the same price this morning, and are, at
present, 93i to 94 ; for next account 94 buyers.
We arc anxiously waiting for further details with regard
to the surrender of Algiers, which cannot be expvettal till
to-morrow.

In the Foreign 113rhet there is nothing doing a, pre-
sent; prices as yesterday.

raNus
:34 per Cent. 100%
3;1 per Cent. new, 101 try
4 per Cent. MX, 10A
India Banda, 86 it 7
Exchequer tad. til e
FUNDS.
Greek, 30 t;
Mexican, 37 3-4
Peruvian, 23% 4
Portuguese, 60h;
?rumen.
Russian 110% 11W
Spanish, 11!”4 %
TWO O'CLOCK.
We have no account as yet of the arrival of the French
mail, which prevents its from receiving any further details
of what is passing at Algiers.
Consols have continued during the morning at 9Si for
the account, alternately buyers and sellers, with no opera-
tions of importance.
In the Foreign market Mexican Bonds, which receded
in the early part of the morning, have regained their
former price. In other Foreign Funds nothing doing.
In Shares, Anglo Mexiesn 36i 81; Bolanos, 180 90;
Brazilian, 8 9 ; Imperial, 70 71; National, 28i ; Co-
lombian, 9 10 ; Beal del Monte, 61 611; United Mexican,
14 15 ; South Metropolitan Gas, 2# premium.
2 0' CL CK.

KNOLISI
Bank Stock, 917)461g0
India Stock, Q42)4
3 per Cent. Cons. Ultii
Do. for Account, fi3%
Ditto Reduced, T 3%

FOREIGt,

Brazilian, 74 % -
Buenos Ayres, 34 13
Chillan, 98 30
Colombian, 2434 423
Danish, 74 34
French 5 per Cent. 103
Ditto 0 por Ceut. 18$4 U)4

Consols, 93j.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 92f
Do. for Ae 93i
Brazilian Bonds 74
Buenos Ayres
Chilian Do. --
Columbian, lii24, 24,

Danish 74.1
Greek, 1825 39
Mexican, Is 2 37i
Peruvian
Russian 11 11
Spanish 18i

We have just seen some medidlions of the
Into KING, which are neatly and tastefully executed.
They do credit to Mr. Donna, and as likenesses are as
correct as any thing we have yet seen. They are very
strongly ernbosted.
On Saturday the ceremony of confirming and
inducting the Bishop Elect of Gloucester, the Rev. lures
TIMMY Mottle, D. 1)., took place at Bow Church, before
Sir Hen/tear Janwstu, Surrogate of the Vicar-General
(Dr. AnNobn), and the members of the College of Advo-
cate,. After prayers, and reading of the letters patent,
the Bishop Elect was intioduced and presenttal ; all ob.
jectors to the confirmation were cited to appear, and none
appearing, the Bishop kneeling, and with a very film and
stable voice, took the several oaths 'of allegiance, of
abjuration, against simony, and of reverence and obedience
to the Archbishop of CANTIMBETRir and his itemisers.—
Sir flitaneter JF.NNEIt then ptonouneed the confirmation
and induction, tied directed the enthronement and instal-
lation of the new bishop in the Cathedral Church of
Gloucester.

A woman in the parish of Kinnordie has been
21 years married, and has had 20 children within that
time. She is at prevent nursing her youngest son and
grandson at the sane time....&01.„,an.
The building of the unsightly stable et the
east end of When-palace has been suspended, owing, it
is said, to law proceedings which have been tikes to put
Stoll Ir.

The actions which preceded the full of At-
gifts are said to have cost the Fiench many thousand Of
lives. One entire regiinent—the 14th—is said to have
been cut to pieces,