The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-21 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Owing to the great fall of snow, the inland letters
were not delivered this morning until a very late hour
The French Mails remain due.

Consols opened this morning at the same price.
they left off yesterday, 94i a for Februaty Account,
and 93i for Money ; but at present the market is
not so good, and Consols may be quoted 94i sellers,
with little or nothing doing. This being the day
of paying and receiving the differences of their ac-
counts, the brokers and jobbers are actively em-
ployed in the above transactions.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
ENGLISH FUNDS.

Bank Stock, 218 19
India Stock, 230 31
S per Cent. Cons. 93,1
Do., for Account, 931 4
Ditto Reduced, 941

31 per Cent. 100t1
New 4 per Cent., 1011
4 per Cent. 1826 1054
India Bonds, 73 74
Exchequer Bills, 78 79
FUNDS.
Greek, 34 1
Mexican, 26-/
Peruvian, 20 21
Portuguese, 691 60
Prussian, ....._
Russian, 110}
Spanish, 11i
TWO O'CLOCK.

OREIG
Brazilian, '7ll 721
Buenos Ayres, SO 32
Chilian,
Colombian, 251
Danish, 76 I
Freoeb, b per Cent. 108 9
Ditlo, 3 per Cott.

The Consol Market at present appears rather
feverish. Consols, which were in the early part of
the morning at 91.1- for the account, have since been
done at 94, and at are present at the above price ;
for money, 93k. It appears that a great quantity of
Stock is in the market, and money is in demand in
the house. At present there is very little doing in
the New French Scrip; it must be quoted at about
one per cent, premium. The Foreign Market is
inactive, with little doing, and most of the prices
are the same as yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 19.—Our Cotton market yes.
terday was extremely dull ; to-day, in consequence
of the accounts front New Orleans, Mobile, Charles-
tow►+, Savannah, &c., of the vessels loading for
Europe, it has again resumed the confidence of the
latter end of last week. The sales to-day amount
to 1,000 bags.

THRNE O'CLOCK
Consols far Aneount, 841.

Slit THOMAS LAWRENCE.—The funeral of
this distinguished artist nok plac(ll,is day. There was a
great crowd collected, and a vast number of private car-
riages followed the hearse. We shall give further parti-
culars to-morrow.

The Duke DE LAVAL MONTMORENCY, the
French Ambassador, and the Russian Ambassador, were
occupied for a considerable time with the Earl of ABER-
DEEN yesterday, at the Foreign Office.

A deputation of merchants from the City at-
tended yesterday at the office of the Board of Trade, and
had an interview with Mr. LACE, the Chief Clerk, in the
absence of Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD.

It was decided, in the case of HANDEY V.
HENSON, in the King's Bench, the other day, that general
medical practitioners—that is, apothecaries—are entitled
to charge f,r attendance upon patients. This decision
was given under the direction of Lord TENTERDEN. It
relieves this class of medical men from the necessity of
procuring a remuneration for their time and attendance
through the medium of enormous charges for unnecessary
drugs.

Yesterday the Marshalls Estate, at Romford,
Essex, formerly the residence and property of RowLANn
STF.VidENSOI4, was put up at the Auction Mart. The
timber, which was to be taken at a valuation, is consi-
dered worth 1,2001. The property was bought in for
14,1201. Twelve cottages in Collier-row, adjoining Mar-
shalls, produced 1,6101. The estate cost Surritertsori
40,0001.

A Vestry was held on Tuesday at St. Sa-
viour's, Southwark, Mr. BLACKITT, senior Warden, in the
Chair, to determine the minutes of a former meeting, at
which it was resolved that the south and north transepts
of the church should be repaired agreeably to plans pre-
sented by the Wardens, and prepared by Mr. ROBERT
WALLACE. CHARLES Porr, Esq., moved the confirms•
tion of the minutes, which was seconded by Mr. Szr.r.s,
and, after discussion, carried by a large majority. The
vestry then decided that the Wardens should, witl out
fur.her reference to the parish, proceed immediately with
the works by public contract.

For several weeks past two rooks (one having
lost a leg, and the other being maimed in the foot) have
regularly attended every morning to receive food from a
female patient in the Lunatic Asylum, Nottingham. The
birds at first were u little shy, but lately have become so
familiar and tame as to take the victuals from her hands.
She is extremely pleased with her visitors, who never fail
to attend for their meld...Nov(4M Timis

SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCR...(THIS DO')

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JAN. 20.—Arrived from London the
Willome, Paul, for Bordeaux. Last night a Jo!
sloop, rigged, belonging to the Navy Board, etwir,
on shore before Deal Beach, crew saved; throug..,,
out last night and this morning it has blown 1011'
from the S.B. with snow and rain.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 19.—Arrived the Britannia
from New York, and the Hamilton, -- fr°/1
Savannah.
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1
HOLYHEAD, JAN. 19.—Off Port, the Hope, -
rymple, from Villanova; the Arcturus,
Lisbon.

The William Harvey, Gleanee, from Liverpom
was driven on shore off Savannah, and bilged.

OLD BAILEY.-(TIIIS DAY.)

NEW COURT.

The RECORDER took his seat on the bench at abnotul
quarter before twelve o'clock this morning, when
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awful sentence of death was passed on the following fiftet"
prisoners who were found guilty at the late Sessions, viz. :1
Edward Kenny (a youth apparently of the age of I
years), for stealing in a dwelling-house ; Thos. Ta..„Y1°,1,6
for robbery ; Michael Shea, William Mealy, James
son, Shadrack Musto, John Jones, and Edward Tutu„ „
Harrington (a most respectable looking young man), 1"
stealing goods above the value of 5/. ; George Jones, 01'
Liam Jobbins, James Butler, James Silvester, Robe°
Winter, Patrick M'Namara, and Thomas Jones, for hoilar
breaking.
To BE TRANSPORTED FOR LlFE—William Belch'
Mary Ousley, Thomas Adams, Sarah Batt, John
Anne Turner, Elizabeth Jackson, Henry Rowe, Jane Ra‘tei
tins alias Phillips, Ralph Rawlins, Mariam Smith (ag
28), James Lynch, George Anderson, Richard Cartegf'
Isabella Robins, Robert Cooper, and Thomas Grigg, (`'
felony.
To BE TRANSPORTED FOR FOURTEEN YEarii--.Gec.,
Crouchman, Robert Larbyn, James Culley, Jas. Broo;
David Lilly, Mary Whiting. John Tomlinson, Thotor
Saunders, Joseph Goss, Thomas Stanes, Joseph Marti,:
Wm. Lawrence, Charles Riddy, Anne Watson, Chat'i
Tindall, Wm. Smith (aged 21), John Wakely, Saint
Goddard, Jane Collins, Richard Crombey, Isaber
M'Auley, James Smith, Win. Mager, Michael ICI
J. hn Collins, James Jackson, Catherine Hodnell, a
Anne Crawley.
To BE TRANSPORTED FOR SEVEN YE A
Williams, John Wood, William Jones (aged lg rears
Thomas Ward, Thomas Jackson, William Patterson
nagan, William Allen, John Taylor, Sarah Davis, P,
linda Gardiner, Thomas Collins, Charles Croggalll
Thomas Bailer, Catherine Day, Anne Smith (aged
Thomas Williamson, George Darby, Robert Buri4);
Thomas Bell, George Hudson, Charlotte Atkins, Allo
Payne, James Hawse, Henry Glassop, Mary Hobbs,
Evory, William Burton, Anne Browne, Fredsrieji
Buckle, John Krmble, Thomas Poole, Mary 50a00,,,
John James Watson, Mary Hill, Asz)ii a George, .1°,4
Jones (62 years), James Burling, John Hurlitch,
,1,3°1
Moore, James Hook alias Mayhook, Ann Waters, ne°,l
Saund.ri, William Harlett, Thomas Crawford, Solol,
Colman, Bich ird Thomas, Thomas Price, Sarah 01 1
Anne Thomas, William Moss, Mary Anne Murray.
Various other sentences of a more trifling nature We
passed, and the Sessions then adjourned.