The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-23 00:00:00

TIIE FUNDS.

Britons rejoice ! Your King may now indeed be
called the Father of his People! He has done his duty,
and expects every man to do his. Proffer unto the King
of the people your dutiful addresses of thanks, and let this
vast capital be illuminated in token of the important vic-
tory he has obtained for you ; he is sure to live and reign
in the affections of his people. This noble deed of his has
given universal satisfaction throughout the city. The tu-
mult in the House of Lords, last night, is looked upon
with disgust.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 7Si 79, opened at
the same price, since which the market is not so good, and
they are at present 784 for the account, with little or
nothing doing.
We have, no further accounts at present from the
theatre of war.

There is not a feature in the Foreign Market Worth
observation.

BRITISH FUNDS.
Ditto, Reduced,
Ditto, New, 88%
Four per Cent. (18726) 94%
India Bonds, par I pin.
Exchequer Bills, 5 6

Bank Stock, 196 7
India ditto,
3 per Cent. Cons. '79 %
Ditto, for the Aect. 78% %
3 per Cent. Red. 73 %
3% per Cent. 87%

HALF-PAST ONE.

Up to the present hour we do not hear of any arrivals.
Nothing is talked of in the city but his Majesty, who is
praised beyond conception for his noble conduct. Con-
sols have been done in the early part of the morning at
78k, went up to 79, and are at present 78 -13- for the Ac-
count. The Bank broker has again been selling Exche-
quer Bills, which has caused them to recede to ss. pre-
mium ; at present they are from ss. to 6s. premium.
Money is becoming scarce, and a great deal is going out
of the country for purchases of corn and flour.

In the Foreign Market nothing doing.
THREE O' CL O CK.

Consols 781 i.

The barristers who signed the petition for
Reform, have intimated their intention of offering their
services gratuitously to the liberal candidates at a new
election in any part of the kingdom, and to bear themselves
theentire expences of their journey. Considering that many
of these gentlemen depend entirely upon their professional
pursuits for support, we regard this as a splendid instance
of patriotism.

FROM THE MORNING POST.-Fashion
displays itself in every thing,—we at present see it in Letter
Paper ;—for PERRY'S Letter Paper stamped " perfec-
tionated tinted blue" is now becoming general among the
very highest class of society. We suppose this preference
is attributable to the satisfaction which the Patent Perryian
Pens have undoubtedly given in that direction.—Price per
packet, containing nine Pens, 3s. 6d. Sold by the Patentee,
37, Red Lion-square, and by all Booksellers and Stationers
throughout the empire, and in every place abroad.
COMMON MISTAKE IN COOLING WINE.'""
When ice is used to cool wine, it will be ineffectual if it
be applied, as is frequently the case, only to the bottom of
the bottle; in that case the only part of the wine which
will lie cooled is that part nearest the bottom. As the
application of ice to the top of the bottle establishes two
currehts, upwards and downwards, the liquid will undergo
an effect in some degree similar to that which would be
produced by shaking the bottle. If there be any deposit
in the bottom whose weight, bulk for hulk, nearly
that of the wine, such deposit will be mixed through the
liquid as effectually as if it had been shaken ; in such cases,
therefore, the wine should be transferred into a clean bottle
before it is cooled.—Dr. Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopcedia,
Vol. XVII. equals