The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-13 00:00:00

THE FUNDS

Consols continue buoyant this morning, and may be quoted
at 941 for Money, and 941 for the Account. This firmness
of the Market may be attributed to the payment of the various
dividends this morning at the Back of Engla,id, which, of
course, will make money :nore plentiful, as it t.a been for se-
veral days past. Exchequer Bills, 68 70 71 ; India Bonds,
68 70 ; Bank Stock, 2031 2041 ; India Stock, 2611 2621.
In the Forsign Market Spanish, which c 105,41 at 81 j, has
again become heavy, and rece led to 17/ 184; Portuguese,
33} : Three per Cents., 21+ i ; Br,zillan, 791 80 ; Al-xican,
23} ; Colombian, 241 i ; Ditch Two-and-a- Half per Cents.,
531 544 ; Five per Cents., 1001 1.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock ~, ... .
3 per Cent. ',- ,
Sper Cant.:.. ns.
3;4, !,,,,r C.,-,... .
Dit.o lie;:., , ..... - -••
New'.. ii, i., Ce;:i.
t 4,,.:, f.',pe, Cent. .. .. , ~. —1 ,E;€•:-.. ;3i:l --
15.,;:1: Loiti4.-1,,nLiit1e,t,.1,,.',^ thtto.
Jan, 5, I':0,, 1 i 3.-IN Dfc.4. Sin :
;ct. 10, :B:ii., l4 15-16 15 17litta t',,-n
Jan. 5, 18t'.11
IVA. 5, it4/3,) ,. ... ........ I s3aiLk Stm..l, f*,,r .
Apr!! r. I •:1,74 , - - Ingt% Stock P.,* A ecnAnt
JAI' ~ t)470„,„„
P'?!` It., r...F FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONI,
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_A 49 71 em.

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,:‘vni.nun Bonds, 11424 — Spanbdi ..........
itto Account
rlunct, 75% 5 Ditto ,86
Ditte tCC 311.0. ......
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1625 ce,*
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Ditto Account
Ditto, fS per cent
Ditto Account
eapolitrn

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PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK

Paid. Per hut
Great Western Railway Company ....... - 65 18 7%
omion and Madman Railway
n..,,,, and •reenwich '.:ailwa, Company ..
Lon ion ans Southampton (New Railwa.:

A ..,terd:dr; C.Y. 12 5 (ii,,rota- 4B
) -•,.., at ;:ght,
11. ; ....tarn 2U. 12 6 Genoa 2il 0
A ; Weil,.
U. ‘,l);.ri,r,. ..... ....... 31.8 ;3 19 ,'enice lei
A :oil:L._ ....... ............ i 313 -`al,10.
" .1•, 3 days...' sigft ...... ..... 2.' 63 Paltrrno per oz. 117
"id° .... .............. 3 Ms. '..'3 90 Lisbon „.. 3•.:N
Marseille,
B ;utile:tux
Frankfort on Mains, Ex. M. 153 Bahia
Petersbutgh, ruble 1 Us. RI 0 Buenos Ayres --
Berlin
Viet.na, ettectice 6 2M. IP !9. Phil.delphia
Trie,t._ ditto ,ll PUG. ~, Ut tSULLIUN, t'i;jl 0,.
31,1ret II % Portugal f4eld, coin. e 0 0 0
C Wiz....
Bikboa....
... :6 New Doubloons
B:treelona ... 36 1.4,5 i, Dolidts
S;:rilie • l6 Silver. bars. stand,rd..., 0 4 il)i

PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS. DUBLIN, OCT. 11.
3 per Cent. Consols "3'4 Gran i Canal Debs. ' per cent.
IC, Der Cell,. stock lOO,, Ditto, 4 per cent . ... ... 64%
Ditto Reduced - • I Hibet nian Bank
Ditto New, IRV ...
1011 A ,City of Dublin Steam Company 1:6
3,:, per Cent. Debentures
Rank Stock - City Debentures, 4 per cent....
Royal Canal Sock - Ballast Office Debentures,4 per
Grand Canal Stock , -- ce e

HALF-PA ST ONE.

The arrivals from New York by the Sheffield are important
for the merchants, both in respect to remittances and to re-
gulatr, their future transactions with the United States ; but
up to the present hour th commercial letters and papers have
Hot been received at the Cotl.e.house, but are expected every
hour.

The Accounts received from Jamaica, of the 28th August,
are of a favourable nature. the negrocs are returning to their
duty.
Consols continue steady at 94i for Money, for the Account
94 +. There has been rather more doing than usual on Sa-
turdays; Exchequer Bills, 68; India Bonds, 68; Bank
Stock, 2034 Ex-dividend.
In the Foreign Market the only business doing is in Spanish
Active, which is a shade better than in the early part of the
morning, 18 to 4 ; Portuguese the same, 331 ; Thrce per
Cents., 211} ; Brazilian, 79.} 80 ; Mexican, 231, ; Dutch
Two-and-a- Half, 53i 541; Five per Cents., 1001
In Shares little doing. Great Western, 12i prem. ; South-
ampton New, 21 prtm.
TPf REX O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 94i

A treaty of commerce between Austtia and Eno land
was concluded on the 17th of September last at Milan.
The terms were arranged between Prince Metternich
and Sir Frederick Lamb, and the final ratification on
the part of this country took place ;ast night. Though
the treaty is merely commercial, yet some of its articles,
and more particularly the 3d article, will have important
political results. We may observe that it most mate-
rially counteracts the doings of the Russians at Ga-
lacz and Su Mor fling Chronicle.
Early on Thursday morning an oat stack was dis-
covered to be on 1-e, on Mr. Bourne's farm in the pa-
rish of Br. de, near Rye, and though the alarm was soon
given the stack ',vas completely destroyed. The property
is insured. No doubt exists but that this conflagration was
the work of some evil-minded incendiary. —BrighionGuardian3
The consumption of meat in Paris during the last
month was 5,272 oxen , 1,305 COWS, 5.877 calves, 32 327
sheep, and 443.053 kilogrammes of tallow. In Sept. 1837, it
was 5.566 oxen, 1.669 cows, 6,954 calves, 34,812 sheep, and
498.976 kilogrammes of tallow ; showing a considerable corn.
parative diminution.
POLICE MAGISTRATES.—The salaries of the
Police Magistrates were doubled some years since. They
are now 8001. per annum. After they have served for a cer-
tain time. they may retire, if they wish it, on a pension of
5001. per annum. Mr. Halls, of Bow-street Office. retired on
that pension about twelve months ago. The Police Magi-
strates are prohibitA from pursuing their professional pursuits
as Barristers, or engaging in any trade or business; it is ex-
pected that they shall apply themselves, exclusively, to the
duties of their office. They have to sit every day during the
week, Sunday excepted. They commence their sittings at
eleven o'clock, and continue, in most cases, till five, and again
sit an hour or two after seven o'clock. One out of the
three Magistrates always presides at each office. Hence the
expression, the " Sitting Magistrate." One of the other
two is always present, but takes no part, exc.-pt in extreme
„sea, in the proceedings. Two Magistrates must be in the
office when hearing cases. They always sit by rotation, so
that each Magistrate is the Sitting, or Presiding Magistrate
two days in every week.—
Sketches in London, by- the Author
of the Great Metropolis.

THE ACCIDENT IN FARRINGDON-STRIET.—It will be recol-
lected that, a few days ago, a waterman named Jones, wa.
severely injured by a cab running over him in Farringdon-
street, the horse in which had been driven against by a person
named Tw;ght, who was not sober at the time, and who was
remanded until the man should be out of danger. This morn-
ing a cert!ficate from the resident surgeon in the hospital was
produced, stating that Jones was much improved, and that, in
all probability, he Would be able to leave the hospital in a short
time, and an application was made that the prisoner might be
liberated on ba.

The requisite recogn:vnees having been entered into, tEe
prisoner was discharged.
Henry Redwood, who has been in custody several days, in
consequence of a brick having fallen from the scaffolding on
which be was employed upon the head of a person named
Cunning, Wai again brought up and discharged, Mr. Cum-
mins having been pronounced out of danger.
A PfI',I4ISING YOUTH. —Robert Pring, a boy about fourteen
years of age, was brought up under the following circum-
stances :

Jarr,es Piing, his father, who is a watchman, and resides in
Taylor's-court. Lambeth hill, stated that the prisoner was
coosiantly in the habit of taking articles from his house and
pawning them. Last Wednesday he pawned his t-iiter's
sh:.os, and a few days before a cruet-stand. The sister was
unable to prevent him from taking things away, and when she
attempted t• do so the prisoner beat her.
He was commuted to Bridewell for a month.