The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-13 00:00:00

FUNDS.

Although the Duke of Wellington's speech is very fa-
vourable in regard to the state •f the nation, it has not had
the least effect on the funds.

Consuls have continued during the whole of the morn-
ing at 921 for the Account, alternately buyers and sellers,
with little doing, and for Money 92it
We understand that an Express has arrived from Paris,
but it does not bring any news of consequence.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing, and most
of the prices are much the same as yesterday.

THligE O'CLOCK.
C•usole for Account, 92k.

SHIPPING INTELLIESIENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, FEB. I2.—Wind S.—Arrived the John, Dun-
combe, and Guardian, Dueron, from India. Arrived from
London, the Robert, Steriker, for the West Indies.
FALaeouTM, FEB. 12.—Wind S. —Arrived the Jose-
phine, Milderhausen, from Rio Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 11.—Arrived the Lima, --, from
Buenos Ayres ; General Borch, Husset, and Teetia, Curdy,
from Paraiba ; Pantaloon, Miller, from Demerara; Cathe-
rine, Stephenson, and Columbus, Potter, from Charleston ;
Olive Branch, Harding, and Georgia, Varman, from Sa-
vannah ; and Concordia, —, from Virginia.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 11.—Wind S.—Arrived the Nep-
tare, Barclay, Terceira.
CREEP, Ft B. 12.—Arrived the Chyeadour,
from Malaga.
DUBLIN, FEB. Io.—Arrived the Mary Clarke, Butter-
shade, from Demerara ; Dublin Packet, , from
New York ; Somerset, Penson, from Messina.

The Margaret, Le Mattjur, and Bloye, Bamfield, of
Jersey, Prince of Orange, Horn, and Argus, of Havre,
were wrecked at Terceira previous to 30th ult.
The Rover, Wilkinson, from Pernambuco to Ceara,
struck on a rock near Ceara, and it is supposed foundered.
Three of the crew arrived at Maranham 6th Dee. in the
stean►-boat.

The Margaret, Rockley, from Newport to Glasgow, was
on shore at the Isle of Man 6th inst. ; cargo discharging.
The Aurora, Swaffin, from Lisbon to London, was on
the Foreness Rock, near Margate, but got off after dis-
charging part of her cargo.

JOHN WARD, Esq., of Hobriood, has been
returned Member for Leominster. There were several
candidates, but no polling took place.
JONATHAN BUCKLEY, the Manchester
cotton-weaver, who some weeks since was tried for cruelly
ill-treating his infant apprentices, has been sentenced to be
imprisond two years in Lancaster Castle.
One day last week an amazing large bird, of
the eagle species, was shot by a person in the neighbour-
hOod of Harefield, which is now in the possession of Mr.
TAYLOR, of Rickmanstvorth, who intends stuffing it. It
stands, when erect, three feet high, and measures, when
its wings are extended, more than six feet,—...73erkshire

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(TIITS DAY).

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
His Howoun (the Vice-Chancellor) .at is Bankruptcy
to-day at Lincoln's-inn.

HODDER V. RUFFIN.

In the course of last term Mr. Pepys applitd for the
committal of two persons of the name of England for a
cootempt, in cutting down timber and rooting up
hedges, upon an estate which was under the controul
of the Court by its receiver. Upon the application
Eh Ing made, his Honour thought he should not be justified
in committing the parties without reading over carefully
alithe affidavits. Hie Honour on coming into Court this
morning stated, that he had most carefully read all the
affidavits, and as it did not clearly appear upon them that
the Englands were fully aware of the possession of the
receiver, his opinion was, that no order of committal
should be made, hut if Mr. Pepys wished it, the Court
would grant an injunction, restraining the Englands from
committing further waste.

Mr. l'avvs expressed a wish to have that injunction,
which was ordered accordingly.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

SPIER V. ARNOLD AND OTHERS.

This was an action to recover compensation in damages
for an assault, alleged to have been committed in turning
the plaintiff out of the English Opera-house. After a
long trial the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—
Damages 40a.

ARCHES COURT.
CALCRAFT V. CALCRAFT-(LATE 11188 LOVE).

This case was called on for sentence.

Dr. LUSHINGTON appeared for the husband, •Granby
Hales Calcraft, Esq. against Emma Calcraft (Miss Love),
his wife, for a divorce, by reason of adultery.
The affidavits set forth the committal of adultery with
Lord Hatborough, at Stapleton Park.
The Proctors for the husband prayed justice.
Dr. Donsow and Dr. Picaaan, Counsel for the wife,
offered no opposition.
Sir J. Mellor. pronounced sentence, and directed the
divorce.

SHAKERLT V. SHARERLY.
The COURT then passed sentence of divorce in this
case, which was instituted by the husband against the
wife, for adultery committed in Paris with a Spanish do-
bleman, •.
the Marquis d'Arrhers.