The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-09 00:00:00

ST. PAUL'S.

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1. Lord Rodney -
2. General Lord Heathfield
3. Earl Howe
4. Major-General Dundas
5. Captain Faulkener, R. N.
6. Earl St. Vincent 2,100
7. Lord Duncan
8. Captain Burges, R. N.
9. Captain Westcott, R.N.4,230
10. Captains Mosse and River, R. N
11. Sir Ralph Abercrombie 6,300
12. Lord Nelson
13. Lord Collingwood
14. Captain Cooke, R.N
15. Captain Duff, R.N
16. Captain Hardinge, R.N
17. Major-Generals Mazkenzie and Langworth
18. Lieutenant-Leneral Sir John Moore
19. Marquis Cornwallis 6,300

20. Major-General Houghton
21. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Myres
22. Major- General Bowes
23. Major-General Le Marchant
24. Major-Generals Crauford and Mackinnon
25. Major-General Sir Isaac Brock
26. Colonel Cadogan ..
27. Major-General Hay
28. Major-Generals Gore and Skerrett
29. Major-General Gillespie
30. Major-General Ross
31. Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Picton
32. Major-General Sir William Ponsonby 3,150
33. Major-Generals Pakenham and Gibbs

Aggregate Amount
N.B.—Neither the Dan and Chapter of Westminster, or
the Dean and Chapter of S. Mauls, accept any fines for the erection
of these Monuments.
Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, 3d February, 1838.
E. J. STANLEY.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We have received the Journal du Commerce of Antwerp, of yester-
day's date, bringing the Amsterdam prices of the 6th inst.—Two_and-
a-Half Per Cents, 531 ; Five Per Cents., 101 9-16ths; Spanish, 18
9-16ths.

The Dutch Papers confirm the insurrection of the negroes at Elmina,
and the unfortunate attack made on them. The Dutch are about to
send 150 men, and necessary materials, to St. George's del Mina, to re-
inf,rce the troops at that station, and the force united is to march
against the rebels to bring them to subjection.
The British as well as the Foreign Funds are in a state of inactivity
this morning, owing to the speculators being disappointed in not receiv-
ing any news either from the United States or Canada.

Consols opened this morning at
yesterday, 91 for the Account:
India Bonds, 55 57 ; Bank Stock.
Spanish ISt 19; Portuguese, 271
Brazil, 73i 74.

the improved leaving off prices of
ind Money. Exchequer Bills, 55 57 ;
'20414 ; India Stock, 263 264;
; Three per Cents., I7:1 IN- ;

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS
Bank Stock ...
3 per Cent. 'llE,',
3 per Cent. Con ; 2 1%
3% per Cent.-- ....
Ditto Red......... 100%504
New at per Cent
New 5 per •
84n1,. ~.,engAnnultlegtoeicpire
Jan. 5, 1860
Oct. 10. ,559 l5
Jan. 5, 136,1 14 13-16
Jan. 5, V-13n
April !SS,

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
17,0:..5tuc,... ...
Ditto hor,ti
South Set Stock --
1010 kniinitin .... ...... ...... ---
New Ditto --
3 re-: Cent. Annuities, ;751„ --
Exch. Bilk, £l,i NY' 57 55 mu.
Ditto 5O 57 55 r'°'
Ditt,4 Smail
( Ditto Commercial
Ditto Advertised. — ;11!,;
Bank gtock &or Account 204,1
Ind'_' rotoci; for Account _.....
Consols for Aeconnt 9114 2 14i.
THIS DAY AT ONE O'Ci OCI-•
Peruvian Ltenda -
Ditto Account --.., ......... -•
Portuguese Bones -
Ditte Accoinit
.I...siito New Bons
Ditto Account Account
Ditto, 3 per cent__ ..... _
Priiniian Bonds ....-
Russian Boikls, 1822.--
Ditto Account
Ditto Metallic....
Metallic.... ....
Spanish Bonds .....
Ditto Account . ...-
Ditto Bonds, IR,II, 18N 3w
Dtto Account
French, 5 per cent.......... 1 'Of. 50"
4 per cent.. ...... ... —t. --e'
3 per cent.
-----. Exchange 2sf. 55 ;
Dutch, :I!.‘, per cent.
Ditto Account
1 Ditto.: per cent. Ur.?
---
i Ditto Account

Jail. 5: Iti7o
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS
Austrian
Betinan

"Nor, n ca0u0t...... ......... .
Brazilian Bonds ..... l'3N
x/lELL, Account 74
Buenos Ayres Bonds .......
Ditto Account
Bonds
Ditto Account
Cilumbian Bonds
Ditto Account .....
C3ltnbian Bonds, :924
Ditto Account
Dmish Bonds ......

_ .
Ditto Account .........
Greek
Dittc Bonds, 11.32,5
Ditto Account .....

.... _
Mexican Bonk', 5 per cent....
Ditto Account
[Mt). 6 per cent.
Ditto Ac•;.)unt
Neapolitan ..............
PRICES OF SHARES THI,

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per SW".
British Iron Company
~rest VS extern Railway Company 65 f+2 '2 P 4
Brighton Railway Company
London and southampton Railway Company 5O 39%.41.
Northern and Eastern Railway Company
North Midland ltailway Company 25 .15q4
South Eastern and Dover ltallway Company 7 63.;,41,
Australasia Bank -10 --
Ditto
HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

We have just received the Sydney Gazette of September two
days later than that received yesterday, from which we copy the
following :
" PORT ADELAIDB.—We have great satisfaction in laying before
our readers the following note, which his Excellency the Governor has
done us the honour to address to us, regarding the report made by Mr;
Wood, master of his Majesty's ship Buffalo, published in our last
Number.

" To the Editor of the South Australian Gazette.
"An official Report respecting Port Adelaide, from Mr. Wood, having.
appeared in the South Australian Gazette of this date, the Governor
requests that the Editor will have the goodness to republish it in
next number, with the accompanying remarks, made by the Governor at
the time he received the Report from Mr. Wood. The Governor is 01'
duced to make this request, in order to prevent the unfavourable iol"
pression which Mr. Wood's Report would tend to create among the
shipping interest, both at home and in the neighbouring colonie:,.
" The facts stated by the Governor will be found materially to differ
from those of Mr. Wood ; their accuracy can easily be ascertained. To
Governor hints that his prof,ssional opinions, recorded in his remari°
upon these facts, will tend to place the question of the merits of r°l4
Adelaide in a fair point of view.
" Government House, July 29, IS37.'' . _

The Consol Market has been rather buoyant in the course of the
morning and improved from 911 to 92 for the Account, and Or
Money, 911—at present 91'1, sellers; Exchequer Bills, 57 55, 21d. Per
day; India Bonds, 57 55 ; Bank Stock, 204 ; India Stock, 263.
In the Foreign Market scarce a bargain doing at the present tine•
Spanish Active, 18 34 I with Coupons ; Portuguese, 27i ; Brazalian'
731 ; Mexican, 27k; Columbian, 261 ; Dutch Two-and.a.Half Per
Cents. 53 to 531.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols for the Account, 92.
THE FUNDS.—CLOSING PRICES.
BRITISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock 234 Omnium ....
per Cent. Red. 9254 India Stock 26
3 per Cent. Cons 91% ' Ditto Winds ... --'
342 per Cent. 10034 I South Sea Stock -
3%4 per Cent. Red ion% Ditto Old Annuities -
Igew ;% per Cent 99% Ditto New Annuitier,
I per Cent. Assented
Dissented Ditto 500/ 55 Pl'
Long Annuities to expire Ditto 500/ 55 10,
Jail. 1560 l5 :1-16 Rank Stock for Opg. 90139
Oct. 1950 l5 India Stock fnr Act.
Jan. 1060 l4 13-16 Consols for Feb. -_,
91i
FO tthiG iv FUNDS.
Austrian, 5 per cent — Portuguese Bonds, a per cent. 7",
.7
Belgian, 5 per cent Ditto, New Ditto .
B,zilian Bonds -
Idaeneis Ayres, 6 per cant...... . Russian Bnnits. 5 per cent -
Chilian, 6 per cent — Ditto, Metallic -
Colombian, 6 per cent
26 ih
ki?rlett(ioc.hC,osngidezteitiedt
...
......
100 . -.,- .
Ditto, 1824
Danish, 3 per cent ro...
Greek Bonds, 15i25.5 per cent — Exchange -
Mexican, 5 per cent. — French, 3 per cent 79:. 50
Ditto, 6 per cent., 1825 ....... 27% Datch, '2.-, per cent. 53
Peruvian, iStL, 6 per cent ... —. Ditto. 5 per cent . ~.., ... WO
-, H. A ,i ES.
Birmingham and Derby Railway 161%
Bristol and Exeter liailway
Eastern Counties Railway ig
Great Western Railway B3
London and Brighton Railway 834
London and Illackwall Railway
London and Southampton Railway 4'3
Manchester and Leeds Railway
Manchester and Birmingham Railway
North Midland Railway
South Eastern and Dover Raliway 7 - )c
No other -,ariations in the Prices of Shares since our One u elegy
List.

GALWAY ELECTION.—Mr. Lynch has addressed
his late constituents, offering himself again as a candidate to
represent his native town. Letters received from Galway
this day state that no Tory will take the field against Alr'
Lynch, but that Mr. Valentine Blake, a " Liberal," threatens
a contest. Mr. Lynch will, we think, be returned nevertheles9-

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BIR7'.HS.
At Nocton, Lincolnshire, on the 3d inst., the lady of the 11°L1.
the Dean of Windsor, of a son.
At Archangel, on the 7th ult., the lady of T. C. Hunt, ESq.7
liriti3h Consul, of a son.

11,4RRIED.
On the 6th inst., at the Church of St. Ann and Agnes, Alder."
gate, Mr. Matthew Siggs to Miss Elizabeth Brown, both of Sudbarl,i
On the 6th inst., at Ore, near Hastiogs, the Rev. Wm. 011,5 a be
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Lord, Rector of Northiam Sussex, to Elizabeth P., widow °I ,
late C. Fyfe, of Edinburgh, M.D.

DIED. of
On the sth inst., at Islington, Win. Prater, Esq., forme
Noble-street, Cheapside, aged 72.
In Dublin. on tlw 3d inst., aged 21, Lord Richard Wendesfera°
Butler, fourth son of the Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde.'..
On the sth inst., Thomas Creevey, Esq., one of the Con"nls
sioners of Greenwich Hospital.

London: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG. of N°'
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cf Aliddlesex.—Friday, February 9, 1838.