The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-14 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The National Convention meeting, which took place
yesterday, is the general topic of conversation this morn-
ing among our city loungers. Some of them make it a
very serious event, while others treat it with contempt.
At length the public are made acquainted with the
name of the husband of the Duchess of Berry, a certain Count
Hector de Luchesi-Palli. It is surprising that he should
Rot have shared the dangers with his wife in La Vendee.
By the French mail, this morning, we have accounts
that 700 Bavarians are gone to take possession of Athens
and the Island of Negrepont ; Athens is declared to be
the capital of Greece.
Consols opened at the price they left off-871 i for
Account, at which price they are at present.
Nothing doing as yet in the Foreign Market.
HALF-PAST ONE.

Up to the present hour we are without any political
information, but we understand that the Batavia, with
important despatches from Holland, is expected hourly.
We hear that a Commission will be appointed for the
immediate trial of those persons in custody taken yesterday
at the National Convention meeting.
In respect to the West India question, it appears that it
puzzles all parties, as well as Ministers, how to act.
The funds have been so languid this morning, that not
a bargain was done till twelve o'clock, when Consola
reached S 7 a ; at present they may be quoted at 137/
for the Account. _ . .

The Foreign market is in the same state.
THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols for the Account, 87% %.

On Tuesday last the Rev. E. P. BENEZET,
Vicar of Bungay Holy Trinity, and -- BARTON, of
Norwich, were privately examined at the house of J. L.
BxnartoYlELD, Esq., of Ditchingham, charged with a
nameless offence. The constable of Bungay had for a long
period reason to suspect the purpose of occasional visits
made by the man BARTON to the reverend gentleman, and
on his arrival in that town on Monday evening, caused
him to be watched by a person named CHALKER. The
result was, that sufficient evidence was obtained, as led to
the immediate apprehension of both parties. BARTON
was committed to BECCLES Gaol for trial at the Quarter
Sessions, and the Rev. Mr. BENEZET held to bail, himself
in 2001. and two sureties for 1001. each.—Norwich
Mercury.

SUICIDE OF THE REV. THOMAS LAY-
Tox.—Last night an inquest was held at the Corn Ex-
change Coffee-house, Mark-lane, on the body of the Rev.
Trios. LAYTON, aged 68, vicar of Chigwell. About ten
days since the Rev. Gentleman took up his abode at the
Coffee-house, when be seemed much depressed in spirits.
On Friday, BLUNT, the principal waiter, gave him a bill
of his expenses for the first week, amounting to 2/. 10s.,
which the deceased said he would pay on the following
day. The next morning the deceased did not make his
appearance at his usual hour, and he was discovered sus-
pended to the bed. On the dressing tab'e the following
note was found.—r` A short time since Mr.
suaded me, for hia accommodation solely, to ac-
cept two. bilis of 19/. odd shillings, each payable
by his direction somewhere in Fenchurch.street for
these I have had no consideration. On the same day
also he prevailed upon me to sign a jude.ment fix
costs in a suit he had voluntarily undertaken, and which
by great neglect is unfinished. He has now left me to
' perish.—Mav God fokgive him this tragedy.—May.
.7.
T. L."—Thi, gentleman here alluded to, who ts.a sob-
citor, attired that the deceased had for a number of years
been embarrassed in his circumstanccircumstances.,aandhe was afraid
of being arrested if he returned •.o.Claigwell. The bits in
qanudestfir co
question were
he had been put to in defending a
sequestration which bad been issued against tire Rev. Gen
tlewan. He called upon the deceased a day prior to his
death, when he seemed much distressed, and said he was
fur which given by the deceased for borrowed money,
unable to discharge his tavern bill.—Mr. CARMAN, one of
the churchwardens of Chigwell, said, the deceased was so
proud that he could aior bear the idea of returning to
Ciugwell..siVerdict, Temporary Insanity.