The Sun.
London, England, 1838-01-20 00:00:00

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock ..,
2 per ON t. ••:•-c., , Ol l', 2!,i 11);tte -Born‘ - 51 ion,
3 pc: Cart. - 7.--,,
3C per Cent
Ditto it.-_...... lOO 9231, 100 j Ntw Ditto
New -c..,:, p„.., Cent 9 :%% i •• 11,4 ." cot. &nrusitses, '.751„ —
N,w Z: pc, Cent.. ............•...., Exch. Bill 6. f.i .iltA. ...... .. 54 f. 6 rim.
tp,,,,k ,TwAt-onlitlestoey,•ire Ditto ~............51s ...... .. 54 E 6 pm.
Jan. • 5, 1860 l4 15-16 15 Ditt,i Sn-i.alt ........... ...... 54 56 tun.
Oct. I.i '4:',:i I43A Ditto Corronercia — Pm.
Jan. 5, 1'360 ,.... 14 9-16 Ditto Advertised — pin
J-- t.', !,30 - Ban]: Rock for Account... 4.0-iii 514
April • . 18. S
Jim. 5, 1870 — -- Corsols for Acconnt... ...... 91 % % .'",,
?liICF:S OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
A nztrian Bonds ........, — I r-rovt-in hoods , —
Beis-.tan Bonds .............. ........ Ditto Account .... ..... ....
Oittn Account ..... . ...... .. PortnFuede Bonds
13,7cznian rends .... .. ...... Ditto Accoui., —
Onto Account .....
ri..icy.,os Ayres Bonds .. — I).tt.t. Accottut —
.
itt: Account
I.ith,in Bonds-. — ?purism Bi. =a —
D-tu Account ....-.. ......
Ci.unibian Bonds ......., — Ditto ~`•cc0urc............. ...... _-
Ditto Account ... •
C ilwr.bian Ponds, 1ik2.4 ..
Iliac Account
Di.rn,h BO:nal ... ... .....
Oat° Account ... ....
Grii.lk 80n•;.d.., ... ......Y ........... French, 5 per cent.
Ditto Bonds, 1825 — -- 4 per vim. ...... .... —t. • -
Ditto Account
Nlenicati Bemis, 5 p.l cant — Excoatige —f. .
i!,itto Account ..,......... Dutch, '2a per cent '2M
Usitto, 6 per cent.. — Ditto Account
Ditto Account .. .. -- Ditto, 5 per cent 101.Y., Lc:44
Nv4p.'!itan ........ , ........,. ....... Ditto Account .. 101%,
Pis ICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per Share.
•ed 63/.los. 6d.

Real Mente Mining Co., Register
Olga Unregistered
Dublin and Kilkenny Railway Corn
Brighton Railway Compan •
_.onomi and Blackwall Railway
omon and Southampton Railway C
M ochcster avid Leeds Railway Conti
Ge.n,ral Steam Navigation Company

16
,any ........ 9.4 ItAi
5 6.;21e9,4 5%
3 23t 3
:ornparr y .... 50 35%
puny ...... ... 20 '25
13 '..3,,

COUIISE (IF EXCH
n,..tera?.rn C.F. 12 5%
Ditto, at uight
1131t.rdam U. 12 5%
kntwcrp...
lia:nh+urg. M.B. 13 14
13 14
3 days' sight
...............3 Ms
qarseinei
i3outdeaux
Frapktort on
l'ac,rAlmigh, ruble ...... 1 116. 10
Berlin
'Mena, effective M lO 12
10 13
Nladrici

iNGE YESTERDAY.
ciihr.tita- 43
Leghorn 'O2
G611,:a 'A 10
Milsin..„ .
Vi•oitt J6
Napl4:s
Paltry:so
, Listaki
Opoito , ............. ......., 53
liio Jall,:iin
Bahia .. Vb.
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 a:lye sight ;
Cork
PRICE Or BULLION, s'Eli OZ.
Portugal G01i1,c0in.........,:13 14 0
__ .

15
Bilboa

Foreign Golcl,:in bars 3 17 0
Nrw linaioona 0 0 0

,1 . 04
S !vine 'il i Sllver.t,ts„ standard , 4 l*i
PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS. DUBLIN. JANUARY IS.
3 rcr Cent. Consols 9 I,ti:Gratil Canal Delis. 6 per cent. A%
'Ditto iteduced — Ditto, 4 per cent. ............ rn%
3t, ! er Ceti,. Stock uSli Hibernian Bank
Dltto New, MO ...
31,;, rer Cent. Debentures
. t,ol. Stock
Royal Canal Stock
(grand Canal Stock
HALF-PAST °I'VE O'CLOCK.

P,Arcelona

New Doilar ' 0 4 9:

Owing to the great severity of the weather this morning, aa business
in the City, and on the River, is at a staitd still, and we hear that on
the arrival of the Dover mail emeh at the Elephant and Castle, an out-
side passenger, a poor man, was found frozen to death.

The British Funds, which were heavy in the early part of the morn-
ing at 94 % for the Account, have since improved to 91 %, owing to a
large purchase having been trade in the heavy Stocks, Reduced and
Long Annuities, supposed to the amount of two hundred thousand
pounds, by an Agent of one of the Scotch Banks, which greatly as-
sisted in keeping up the Consul Marker. Exchequer Bills, 54 56 ; India
Bondslsl ; Bank Stock, 2041 ; India Stock„ 9.63.
Spanish Active, 19 ; -.Portuguese, Three per Cents. 191 ; Brazilian,
71 3, ; Dutch Two-and.a-half, 58 34.
London and Brighton Shares down to 51.
No arrivals from America.

THREE O'CLOCK
Consols for the Aceount, 91u, I.

THE WEATHER, LONDON, JAN. 20.—1 n a she!-

tend situatioa in town, the thermometer, this morning at nine
o'clock, stood at 8 degrees, being 16 degrees lower than it was
at any period last winter, and 5 degrees lower than it has been
this season. Barometer 30, with a dense fog.
THE FIZOST.-Lotters from all parts of the Con-
thient speak of the severe frost, especially from Bremen, Os-
tend, Havre, Antwerp, aad Rotterdam, where the navigation
is nearly suspended, consequent upon the rivers, &c., being
choked with floating ice.

The King of Hanover has at last prevailed on his
army to adopt the Prussian uniform. The English red coat
is generally regretted, because it distinguished the Hanoverian
troops from those of the other German States. The latter are for
the most part dressed in blue, with the exception of the armies
of Saxony and Austria, which have preserved the white uni-.
form.—Le Commerce.

The late Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Vavasour,
Bart., who died at his seat, Melbourne Hall, Yorkshire, last
week, was a distinguished officer, and had seen much service.
He suceeeled his father, Sir Henry, in the baronetcy, 15th
March, 1813 ; and by his marriage with Anne, eldest daughter
of William Vavasour, Esq., of Dublin, has left one son, Sir
Henry, the present Baronet, born 1814, and three daughters.
The commission of the late Baronet, as Lieutenant-General,
is dated July 22, 1830.

Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Bourke, K.C.8.,
during his passage to England, from the scat of his govern-
ment at New South Wales, has had the colonelcy of the 64th
regiment conferred on him, vice Lieutenant General Sir Wil-
liam Henry Pringle, appointed to the 45;h foot.

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The Earl of Liverpool and Lady Louisa Jenkins°
arrired at Fife [louse on Monday, from a visit to the Queen at
Windsor Castle. The Noble Earl is a personal friend of the
Duchess of Kent, who appointed Lady Catherine Jenkinsori,
lately married to Colonel Harcourt, to be oue of her Ladios

in Waiting.
The office of the high steward of the University of
Oxford, and a governorship of the Charter House, have
ba-
come vacant by the demise of the Earl of Eldon. The pre-
sent Earl, late Viscount Encombe, attained his 32d year 00
the 10th ult., and is married to the Hon. Lou;sa Duneombe.
daughter of Lord Faversham, by whom his lordship has thrice
daughters—the youngest only a month old. The late Earl
purchased valuable estates at Rushyford, near Durham, anal
also at Encombe, in Dorsetshire, which descend to the present
earl. A pension of 4,0001., enjoyed by the late Earl, us a re-
tired Lord Chancellor, ceases with his death.

The young Marquis of Kildare has left Cambridge
for Carton House, rear Dublin, where the Duke of Leinster
has been entertaining the Earl of Mulgrave, and other per.—
sorrqfes of distinction, during the recess.
Mr. T. Phillips's first lecture on singing and music
was delivered before a very full and feshionable attend.anceo*
Thursday last, at the roams of the Western Institution is
Baker-street.

Lord Chesterfield, Lord Belfast, Lord A. Fitz-

clarc,nee, Lady Joddrell, Lady and Miss Hamilton, and Lodi
Arabella M'Leod, were among the fashionables who visitoi
the St. James's Theatre during the last week.

A MAN MAY BE lIIS OWN GRANDFATHER.--
Din-nonstration : If A B C I) with a daughter E F.
and G H, the father of A B, marry E F, it is clear that A 43.
bring the father in law of E F, b-comes, by such marriage,
the fa'her-in-law hi; own father.- Ergo—A B being
father to his own fathcr, is his own grandfather,

Lord Dungannon arrived at Hay Hill from at'
tending the funeral of his father, the late Viscount, in North
Wales; his Lordship is still member for the city of Durhanoi.
his titles being Irish honours.
The Duke of Dorset has arrived in Harley-street,
from Hastings; his Grace went to St. Leonard's to pay hiu re-
spects to Queen Adelaide.
Sir John, Lady, and Miss Shelley have arrived at
th e Marquis of Exeter's, from Clumber Park, Notts.
It was 501., not 201., which the Literary Fund con'
tributed to the subscription for the family of the late Sir Eger-
ton Budges.
The Marquis of Anglesey has made a liberal dis-
tribution of food and clothing to the poor on his estates in the
Isle of Anglesey, and also at Bcaudcscrt.
Earl and Countess of Wilton, Lords Houth and
Rokeby, have made arrangements for passing the rest of the'
hunting season at Melton.
W. Jakins, of Queenhorough, Kent, was with his •
vessel far out at sea on the 21st ult., following his usual oc,"I.1-
potion, when a gale sprung up, and with great exertion h°
wv',s enabled, by midnight, to make the land off Herne Bay,;
he had, however, scarcely cost anchor alien the wind suddenly
veered round, reached to a complete hurricane, and turned that
shore to which he had fled for safety into the means of his im-
mediate destruction. His vessel was dashed to atoms, and his
life, and that of one of his boys, oily saved by almost inira-
cakes interpcsition.
ACCIDENT.—We regret to say that &wing the"
first run on Ti.ursday week, with Lord Scgravc's Hounds, 'P;
Harty Skinner (one of the wh;p) w,,s taking a lea? over
=tone wall, on the ether side of which was a quarry, the rtv,re
fell en him, and so severely injured him, that life is 'Jo-
spaiecd of.—Chrlienhant Journal.