The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-22 00:00:00

TIM FUNDS.

Consols continue stationary this morning at the closing
prices of yesterday-91! for the Account, and 91i for
Money ; Exchequer Bills, 19 21 ; India Bonds, 56 ; Bank
Stock, 211 212 ; India Stock, 257 k 2581.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active Bonds are not so
good as they left off yesterday at 48i ; receded to 481,
owing to their coming lower from Paris. Passive, 14i i;
Deferred, 221 ; Portuguese, 844 i; Three per Cents.,
541 ; Colombian, 324 33f ; Mexican, 36 37 ; Dutch Two
and a Half per Cents., 56i ; Five per Cents., 100/ 101.

HALF-PAST ONE.

For some days past there has not been so great a stagnation
in the British and Foreign Markets as experienced in the
course of this morning. Scarce a bargain doing in either of
the Funds, Foreign or British.
Consols continue at the morning prices-914 4 for Account,
and for Money the same.
Exchequer Bills, 19 21 ; India Bonds, 5 7 ; Bank Stock,
211! ; India Stock, 2574 2581 r.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active Bonds continue
steady at 484 4 ; Passive, 144; Deferred, 221- ; Portuguese,
; Three per Cents, 544 to 544 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half
per Cents, 57k.
Accounts have been received from the British Legion, by
which it appears that they were to move on the 16th inst. to-
wards Bilboa, to co-operate with Lord John Hay.
Very little doing in the Share Market; the Grand Junction
have advanced to 4 prem., others remain at the prices of
yesterday.

THREE 0' CI. 0 CR.

Consols for the Account, 91 r',.
We have a general repOrt on Change, and credited, of the
death of James Wood, the rich banker of Gloucester. It is
stated that he has left eighteen hundred thousand pounds by
his will, to be divided into four shares, one of which is for Al-
derman Wood, the rest to his two clerks, and his attorney who
has arrived in town with his will.

USING PRICES.
FUNDS.
Omni.im pm
India Stock 251
Ditto Llonds ...... 7 pm.
South Sea Stock
Ditto Old Annuities .....—.. _
Ditto New Annuities
••
••
tx. Bills, 10.i0/............ oi pr, .
I) at() Wt..
Ditto, Wit... '2l pm.
Ititulk Stoat fri- „
Ilzwilaa Sloe- . • ''Pg- ''"" ******
Act
Como.'
1 r-
Austrian,
for Act.
, -` ,NDS.
Austrian, 5 per cent.„,,,,.„.„, —,
l'artuguese Bonds, 5 per cent.
Belgian, 5 per yeti) ..... ".... ' Ditto, New Ditto • ....a .
Brailian Bcalcis
.. S 6 Prussian, 5 per cent. —
Ihiemai Aries, 6 per . ~ ' r •• Bonds 5 per cent. ...
•10.1311,
VlWian, 6 per co- "a'
Colombian ' "( — Ditto, Metallic —
Ditto. '
6 Per cent.
11. .a 31.1 Ditto. Consolidated 4834
- .nish, 3 per cent 7t; bFeench, 5 per cent —f. —c,
Great Bonds, 1825.5 peCcent. Exchange
Mexican, 5 per cent.
Ditto, 6 per cent , 1525 ....... j Dutch, •3 percent. 57%
Peruvian, 1825, 6 per cent. ... I Ditto, .5 per cent. ... WO%

THE FUNDS.—C:
BRM SF
Bank Stock of iai
3 per Cent. Red. 9: li
3 per Cent Cons 9131
ly,, per Cent. 99yzz
3k, per Cent. Red 99
New 3)4 per Cent ' RAN
I per Cent. Assented
Dissented
Long Annuities to expire
Ja.si ISe4)
Oct 1850 ISN
Jan. 1860 tc, *4«
kmtlilei

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SHARES. ._
Altona and Lubeck Railway Company
Aylesbury Railway Company 2j,,,
Birmingham, Bristol, and Thames Junction Railway 13,,,
Bristol and Exeter Railway
Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway fil!
Gre,,at northern Railway
Great Western Railway :l6
London and Brighton Railway (Stevenson's)
London and Brighton Railway (Rennie's)
London and Greenwich Railway
London and Croydon Railway
North Midland Railwuy 141,i
South Eastern Railway 714
South Western Railway
Thames Haven Railway Company
No other variations in thy Prices of Shares since our One o'clacl

List.

The Lord Chancellor will hold his first Levee to-
morrow, at his house in Bruton-street. His Lordship's second
and last Levee, will be on the following Saturday.
The Lords of the Treasury have permitted tobacco
to be bonded at Montrose.

On Thursday evening last, Mrs. Hockey, a widow,
residing in Upper Kingston, in this town, returned home,
after taking tea with a friend, sat down on the window seat,
and immediately expired,—Sherborne Mercury.
The Tyne frigate, Captain Lord Ingestrie, has been
appointed to take Lord Brudenell to India, to assume the
command of the 11th Dragoons, to which be has recently been
appointed.

**On Monday an inquest was held at Dover, on the
body of a man which had been found in the mud in the basin.
Ills name was Richard Braham, and he had just come over
from France, in which country he had been employed as a
porcelain engraver. In consequence of indisposition and loss
of memory, he had been advised to come to his native country
for the restoration of his health, and had landed at Dover on
the previous day, intending to proceed to Nantwich. On
landing he appeared very strange in his manner, and wandered
about the quay, without proceeding to any hotel. A man
named Mallet offered to take him to one, but deceased re-
quested him to take a walk with him into the country, which
he did. Ho was at times very incoherent. After walking
about some time Mallet missed him. When found he had 23
franc pieces in his pocket, besides a pocket-book with his name
and address. The jury returned a verdict—" Found drowned."
LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, APRIL 20.
We had only a moderate demand for Cotton to-day. Sales,
2,000 bags, at yesterday's prices.

-c4: .DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-While a boy was as-
sisting his father in the dye-house of the print works at Whit-
tle-le-Woods, he was requested by the latter to put in shat
are called the " squeezers"--a part of the machinery. The
poor boy soon afterwards called out " Oh dear me," and it
was found that he had been caught by a wheel then in motion,
and crushed between it and a large piece of wood, in a shock-
ing manner. The engine that moved the wheel was instantly
stopped, and he was taken out. His right leg was much
crushed, and it appeared he was also internally hurt, as a
great deal of blood came froth him. He was conveyed home,
and was attended by Mr. Pollard, of Chorley, and another pro
fessional gentleman, who found it necessary to amputate the
shattered limb. Every possible attention was paid to him,
but he expired on the same evening, about five hours after the
accident.—Preston Chronicle.
Bad accounts have reached us respecting the flocks
from Sanquhar, Langholm, Ettrick Forest, and Eskdalemuir.
From the length and great severity of the winter, the ewes arc
in excessively low condition, and, though the weather has been
better since the beginning of the month, it is feared that mor-
tality will extend even to the old sheep.—Dumfries Courier.
In general, the grass parks in Ayrshire have this
season experienced a considerable rise in price, varying from
five to ten per cent. On Saturday week, at a roup of grass,
one small field of excellent quality brought the large sum of
41. 16s._ per acre. _

• •
Spring Is generally about a month or six weeks later
in the Highlands than in England, but the present is unusually
backward. Ben Wevis (a high hill in Ross-shire, next in al-
titude to Ben Nevis) is at present white with snow, and most
of the surrounding mountains retain a great portion of their
winter covering. The trees are wholly leafless. Saturday
and Sunday last,. the 9th and 10th instant, wero xvikrrn and
sunny, and they had the effect of drawing
NO the primroses
and wild flowers on the banks of kach Ness, and generally of
awakening veget4tim ill the fields
gain? ; retrograded fields and hedges. The weather,
however,
has graded ; cold bleak winds, frosty
nights and mornings, and chilling showers again prevail._.
Inverness Courier.
The Magistrates in various parts of the country
have decided that every poor person who is excused from the
payment of rates on account of poverty, must appear before
the Bench, and that the overseer cannot exonerate them by the
return of a list agreed to at the parish vestry. We fear that
considerable expense—which it was the object of the Poor Law
Bill to avoid—will thus be thrown upon parishes.—Essex He-
rald,

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING 10E11SG,
THURSDAY.
The Ladies' Stakes of 100 soya. each, h. ft., for fillies,
D. M. 4 Subs.
Colonel Peel's Zenana ........................... walked over
Lord Chesterfield's ch. f. by Zinganee, saved her stake.
..s..
Match, 100, h. ft. T. Y.C.—Sir Al. Wood's The Glamas 1'.5 ',.
Mb. (J. Robinson), beat Mr. Grevillc's Jacket, 7st. 41b., by twy
lengths.-7 to 4on Jacket. by
Match, 50. T. Y. C.—Mr. Cooper's ch. g. by .are, dam. c
Soothsayer, 7st. 91b. (Nat), beat Lord Exeter's C. by Wavcrteye
out of Princess Jemima, Bst. 21b., by half a length.
to 2 on til
D
winner. ;Who
Bst. 41b.
The Thousand Guineas Stakes, a subscription of 100 SOVS. e
h. ft., for three yrs old fillies, 'Bst. 41b. each. D. 31. '23 S_obs.
Col. Peel's f. Zama • .
Mr. Houldsworth's ch. f. Destiny, by Sultan ...J. Day !
Lord Exeter's b. f. Toga .- ................................. 2
na, by Sultan ......................
The
following also started, but were not placed :—Mr. re
Marmalade, Mr. Cooke's ch. I. Tertia, by Emilins, Lord
Albri.
marle's br. f. by Velocipede, out of Lunatic, Lord Chesterfield's 0
by Emilius, out of Katherine.—Betting—G to 4 agst Destiny., 7 t
2 agst Marmalade, 4 to 1 agst Tertia, 5 to 1 agst Zenana., Piid 6 to
1 agst Toga. Won by a neck only ...... 3v
ille'S
Match,-..50, first half of Ab. 31...-Mr. Kent's Swallov;, Bst. 21b.
(Pavis), beat Lord Chesterfiald's Ginnums, Bst. olb., by a length.
—l3 to S o Swaow.
The King'sa Platell of 100 gs. ; four yrs old, 9st. Slb ;
81b ; six and aged, list, 11 C.
• Mr. Forth's Famine, 5 . . 0 er I
yrs. .
............... ern 0
Lord Berner's b. c. by Lamplie 4 ......... '
,ter, yrs ............... 3
Mr. Ridsdalc's Coriolanus, 4 '
Mr. Harvey's Phantom, ,',., Alirisl; ...
. v";;................. 4 ,
Betting-6 to 4 agst Fa-,:iin Y°
to 1 agst Spinning- Spinning- Jenny, and 3'
to 4 agstmCoriolauus. be'• length.- -
Lyon by 'a
Sweepstakes of 31r, s Bst. 71b ; fillies
Sweepstakes ova. each ; 100 ft. ; colts,
. „, ' oies, Bst. 21b. B. C. oals of 1832•
•Nat
:61r. P-.dsdale's Luck's All . .. 1
Le- It ...................
~ .Exeter's ch. c. Aurelius ..............................
.e:.e..,‘,.
".o 4on Aurelius. Luck's All made all the play, and won el I,i':„
five, lOst.
A Match for 300, h. ft. is made for the Houahtoo ?JO' "
(Wednesday) between Lord Jersey's Brother to'Nell. Gwynoe,
Bst. 121 b., and Lord Exeter's Muezzin, 7st. 181 b. I).IVA.

PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY'
Bill was
In the LORDS' last night, the Irish Constabulary
cons
the principal subject of conversation. The Conservatives
ca;
tended that the returns relative to the expense oft declaredF°r
were inaccurate. Lords Duncannon and nalbourne
that they were as accurate as, under ciruurn
be made, and they challenged the other side topoint out
having
particular inaccuracy. It was stated by Earl Minto that havi
received a copy of the letter sent to Lord J. Hay, 11 could
e
lay it upon the table. „ read
In the CommoNs' the Grand Junction Railway Bill vl7.
a third time. A petition was presented from a Middiese.
gistrate, who stated that 1,0001. had been offered to his vat,
and subsequently to himself, by a Member of the line.of
of
induce him to refrain from opposing the contemplated
railroad. Sir Samuel Whalley denied. the imputation, !I
tended for him. Sir Andrew Agnew's motion for certallig.
stanos, c 7.
terations in the existing law respecting the Sabbath wasto"
cussed. Mr. Hardy resuscitated the °Carlow Elect
t on, by moving a string of resolutions, the object
,4„:soro
was to cause the House to come to a vote cI
between
on Mr.
ex-SheriffO Raphael'Connel
O'Connell, aasndconNn.ecAte.dvwigitoh t,heEaremient
half-Past
one o'clock an adjournment of thedersbate this 0/
agreed to.

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(FROM LLOYD'S.) A the Ad*
DEAL, APRIL 21.—Wind W. S. W.—Arriveu - D.,,blie.
from Jamaica ; and the Valiant, Thomson, frcnr,,, ;don,
Arrived from the River, and proceeded, the United Lsr,''tbec ;
Allen, from Jamaica ; Stamfordhani, Heron, from ."111-froro
Factor, —, from Cape Coast ; Two Sisters, Dyer,
yer,,
and several othesrfaßrsAio,:teepinoeid;u:LtLwsTi,
FALMOUTH,
AP 20 .—Wind S.l
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bhrlßdoe. n......ai:b.i
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nwermam:
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Europe, Brodie,
. from Bahia. .eod',i
NeZbAe7pEtt,rAtripdßgne.,2,flr.fir—nACThrai:reedntoe.ff port, the Ctesalt,,d ; all-
.E,Hfrom Demerara • Calypso Lawford, from Triniu'
wtßheoePLlsltlov BRISTOL, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Julia, Alward' from_,,,,
cEkR.POOL, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Alert, Snotsdercsit"
Johnston,Ceara ;
c h
aFr
laersrteolnl , ; 8010140. ba
the Frederick Augusta,
bile ; Victoria, —, from
Deluxe, APRIL 19
M`Niel% frnm London. from Jamaica
Rogerson, •-.; ae--
St. John's, New Brunswi ;
ncl Fr
vorite,
WATERPORT ._—Arrived
Howells, a
)IW°'
and Rapid , 'killer, from London.
APRIL 19.—Arrived the Menapea%
• liPit' and
Liu- William, Phil
CRICK, APRIL 19.—Arrived the
Mt:nerve, Rosier, from London. n; t% frtlril
HULL, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Concordia, m'lte
Calmar. , frta
WHITEHAVEN, APRIL 19.—The Samuel WestrAaane.w.
hence to Belfast, which struck on one of the Capelallube teeil.
on the 4th ult , has been got off, and was expected t 0 -
to Belfast to-day. orential $
FALMOUTH, APRIL 20.—The wreck of a vessel, sP., by
_Ae
brig, waterlogged and abandoned, and everything gfn,;.eeent'
deck, except bowsprit, covered with barnacles, whicuerill in
her name being discovered, was fallen in with on therhe e. ~..
lat. 41. long. 24. by the Brazilian, Galloway, arriv,e' , sere.
'''''
SCILLY, APRIL 19.—Several fir balks centilluji. G • d
brought in here, marked S. and V., S. A. D., arose. , arriled
GRIMSBY, APRIL 21.—The Isabella, of .11°,11tri°11,Vearl'S atnl,
here this morning with damage, to Hull, an° `"- near ". 6
a Collier
mainsail split, having been run foul of by ootit
Dudgeon. , , seen,
_A sir
HELSINGFORD, MARCH 31.—A brig has Dee- form' a
two Swedish miles of Insaro, in the gulph% et%erson ..-d
masses of drifting ice, apparently without anY rof car"-
board. She soon after disappeared—whether sunk% i
out of sight, is not ascertained. fro (Waic
In
MILFORD, APRIL 18.—The Hero, Thomas, -- near
t
Liverpool, was run on board of by a large smack e jo.
Mass Light, and had several planks and timbers stcer 05
edatisre'
The Marquis, M`Kinlay, r from Troon to Ball
Pi
on shore at Browmore 12th inst. hire g.,,e11
A head-board, with " Briton" painted on it in Igoe "-
letters, has been picked up near the Foreland. -asset--
several pieces floating about, apparently of a large ,
tt.
erasia' pi
e,
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.---- t reeo.-„
Court was held specially to consider the adjouriedcooritt;;
the Thames navigation and the port of London , eor tag e•
with the minutes of evidence relative to the by-law.-Itiocelso
lating the port of London. Mr. Bridges, the
Committees
atiiiliediru'r.
Thames navigation and port of London Comm
he had learned that since the Committee had
port the subject had been taken up in Parliament,e_rsa of. 0.
House of Commons' Committee would, in the c ,u nuestiobie
week, assemble to take into consideration the whr 'acivisstej
illaaeaud th3the
Under such circumstances, he thought it would ~e. 90034_0,
to postpone the consideration of the question, and "vmarelPmic
a motion to the Court to that effect. Messrs
~,,,,ile.,
quest eppe'', and others spoke against the Pr,rkr, `ej,
of the qon, which was supported by Messrs. rn 05;1ms
vens, Hunter, and the Lord Mayor. A long disc
when it was ultimatelaeed that the further gone'
_es, en 40,
of the question shouldbe postponed,upon the elr` rof 'O/
Curato f 3
standing, however, that the Lord Mayor. as ec °
Thames, should take measures to cause a clear sP:
feet at least to be left for the transit of the shiPPing-
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SILVER, WATCHES TWO Gi-Jl' 3:r
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An Assortment of Second-hand Watches, aii °' above. rkvatei''
and of various sizes, may be selected from, for the..,_, o‘,
f
T. Cox SAVORY'S, Working Silversmith, Goldoni"' ~es o
re
maker, 47, Cornhill, London. f tha P.,
NAL A pamphlet, containing- a detailed list 0 , .rato•_„..e'
be _......•••'—:-'--
Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, Scc. 1naL,,,....-------
r, of s'
BIR TR S. , aides' e
dcradr,
On the 20th inst., at Stanmer, the Countess 01 ,100,
daughter.
On the 17th inst., in Bath-street, Glasgow,
il-str''
of 's son. mborin°
On the 20th inst., Mrs. H. Hennell, 14, Northu woo,
of a daughter. of A'
On the 19th inst., at Albury, Surrey, the lady'
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Esq., of a son. --------- Esv
aby, •on
MARRIED. . k rail .( J
On the 19th inst., at Halstead, Kent, John Dic,_,,,iitar °
1id,,0
of the Inner Temple, to Sarah Jane, youngest (Laub
,r4itt '-'-'' oi
Atkins Esq., off the former place. ~ If r. ~.. ~,,sq,,
On the 20th ns, at Camberwell Old Church, "`,OO. P ,
S. 4 Yf'
of Botolph-lane, to Maria, youngest daughter of
Aaiirr, OP
Peckham. licrefor",„-
~ 51i",,,,
On the 12th inst., at Hampton BialoP' t 1F.0'." ,01 i''''
James Pugh, of Kingston in the same county, ?otia, a
only daughter of Captain Smyth of the Worcester
~.,. Re r,
'qrs. Williato •
ci,
of IL Smyth, Esq., of Litley, near Hereford. „ Rev. L', tightV
On the 19th inst., at St. Mary,s Islington, „,„ge
trie' ,es
° ---•
ming, of Broadway, Worcestershire, to Caroline, 3' _...---
of Mr. Beesley, London-road, Worcester. s jog,
1)175:
-------------of Cooper
and Peckam-rye. re f Disci'.
On the 18th inst., Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ili% 010°1
On the 23d ult., at Hammersmith, A'..01, the w:iih, awl' 0' , ,
King, of the Steam Carriage Station, tlavorners°- 0 o' 11'
thorn, Oxon.
On the 19th inst., aged 25,1:award ife of
Stephens, Esq., of 5, Conna: ight-terrace. , Lucy, "' 1„
On the 19th inst., in lita;Well-street, Oxforc4,„ 400,
eiooft
Vicary, Esq., Mus. Il'ass., of Magdalen Colle2e2. , y
.3'G. Nir' '
et.
On the 18th itriA,, Itrances Isabella, wife' of Du"
R A c,k.rg'
of Judd-streelk Brunswick-square. ~ ot. 3lr. - 'l, or ,--1
O-,21
..,t6 18th inst„, aged 70, Hannah, Aclw f the na" L'it'
of 4siogsou- terrace, Stoke-Newington, and late o
CI 01" 11°'
land, wife vf rt c'r
On the 17th inst., Elizabeth Anne, the ie po , 0
of
widge, Esq., the Collector of the Customs for •tt „..0 o
~ rite.
aged 66. 73, Carat' vitel
On the 18th inst., at Wallingford, aged
Dant
'el .`"
late Hobert Lovegrove. aged 68, be
1, oft
On the 18th inst., in the Close, Salisbury,
,_...ax,,.,
Esq. ii Ifinni" tit
the wife ,Jf Mr. • nicl° •
On the 19th irist., Mary, late
William, cad( st so
‘i,,
Crescent, Jewin-street, Cripplegate,
daughter
of the '
On the 17th inst., Harriet, eldest daug
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