The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-22 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

FIRST FRUITS FUND.
An ACCOUNT of all SUMS of MONEY paid into the
FIRST FRUITS FUND, for Ten Years last past ; speci-
fYing the Sources from whence they were derived, and the
4,1
i Ejects to which they were made applicable, viz.:—
- £4,985 3 0 1817 - £5,093 12 3
1
,hll3 - 4,03613 5/ 1818 . 4,225 5 9
18154
5 - 4,772 17 Gi 1819 .. 3,332 610
1816 . 3,728 10 -31 1820 - 2,558 14 81
4,225 2 5:1 1821 - 4,147 14 11;
t The Sources from whence these Sums were derived were
telo Incumbents upon their Institution to an Ecclesiastical
of I'efiee or Dignity, charged with the payment to his Majesty
i 4 e Year's value of the same, accordinf to a valuation made
4.nPusuance of an Act of Pi...liament 2fit i Henry VIIIth, the
i-i al°„unt so received (after deducting the Receiver's, Remem-
Itti;cees, and Comptroller's salary), has been paid into the
appCluer ; but the Objects to which they were afterwards
het d are not within my official knowledge. The required.
isq. hu nnf the number and value of Ecclesiastical Benefices is
conerZg ; but it will take a considerable time to complete, in
3, inence of the great number and particulars to be supplied.
'4 June, 1822. R. HARRISON,
Remembrancer, First Fruits and Tenths
of the Clergy. 1

CITY, FRIDAY
EVENING.

btiv'''. °is for the next account openeffat 80$3, and were rather
tire during
4 the day, at 803 Reports, however, got into
hero.l4ti°/1, that a private express had brought the French
1.441 ' 2 per cent. lower at Paris, on Wednesday last. This fellt'ar caused a decline in the Consols, and at one time they
89, closing at 80i S. The reduction of interest by the
topof?, England othere cent. continues to be the general
)1,4, conversation city. During the forenoon, thweroe
ak,r, ineeting of the Committee of London Bankers,
of it' Lti one thing only, being all convinced that the. resolution.
Parr rie.sa,ak would render a corresponding reduction on their
tienitonespry, to be able to employ their capitals. It
_was un.-
nati'' that they parted without coming to any fixed determi-
that-", as to their future conduct. The public, however, know,
rate `°.get any business, private capitalists must reduce their
mq interest under that charged by the Bank of England.
d.
trtsar.lY people, viewing the situation of many populousls-
IrAl_n England, dread the aproach to the wretched condition
tur4s-4,, 'ld; and ardently dey wish for such a change o
rp'inrhead measures, ash will allow the productive classes
the w-aP advantages of their industry, and thereby to avert
reilglesattealamities from the empire.
deal of business was done in every description of fo-
ecorities this morning. French Rentes were done at 91
11%4". The Prussian Bonds have advanced to 871. Old Colnn-
Pir,4r,e steady at 1014, as they arc soon to bepaid ofl. The New
apish risen to 114, and the Scrip to ; Chili are 801 ;
kothse ; Neapolitan, 73 ; Russian Metallic, 77 ; and Mr.
at oi`4l's New Loan, 8 The Spanish Old Bonds opened
oceZl, and fell to 62; and 4
the New declined from
,62i to bli,
'einfo'r°,lled by a report generally believed, that the I rench were
`Vdt theg their army on the Spanish frontier.
heat Corn Corn Exchange there is this day a fair supply of
Itiali-t" Fine samples are as dear as on Monday last, but low
callsesY finds few buyers. The continuance of drwealther
(11.1 arr speculation in Spring Corn. Oats are fully
.s. a
to soils er dearer, and they are brisk sale at this advance. Light
LaTieeyvetrye much in want of rain, and injury must be done
Iperis(;
on. ans, and Oats, unless a change of weather should
artitelY any business can be done on the Baltic Walk, every
he ‘.l' entitinuin •oh depressed, and no better description can
'en of g
(:etre the Irish provision trade.
,Pt'ivea.L :chains steady, and the demand. is something_ im-
'and 11Sugar nothing is doing, except for the grocers' de-
illorning Chronicle.)
..imanamamim ....afasousisna
disc e Resolution of the Bank of England to
rie2on(-1 bt at 4 per cent. is said to have been car-
•.ya majority of only one voice. On a
I, for-
Cession when it came to the vote, it was
st b
tliscu Y a majority of only one. The previous
ssion was long and vehement, and the ques-
u Wa,
wt. ck! not finally determined till past two
o.
resatiri ~iolent letter from Goa contains the following inte-
g Communication :—" Yesterday a very
in _ Proclamation was circulated here, evinc-
th: 4 Spirit of virulence and dissatisfaction against
Bros present Government, and personally and
bitaill abusive of some of the principal inha-
To.d" of the
4na ;luirts place, members of the Juntas.-
- tli„a_Y the discontented party took possession of
(Liveas and Anguada), opposite Goa,
noxi cc)osequence great alarm prevails."
o:rotgas,:f:::enney beat Cooper the Gypsy who fought
sua44l., at 111oulsey Hurst esterday after a fight of three
hour ; and Harris beat eilodfrey the Navigator,
coltb4tß. shot Heath, in 32 minutes. It was a slaughtering