The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Conso?s opened at the same price they left off on Satur-
day, B.li 85; but we have a report that the Ilu,sian rati-
fication has arrived, which has improved the mark.-t to 8.4.

HALF-PAST ONE.

Up to the present hour we cannot trice to any authentic
source the prevailing report during the morning, that the
ratification of the 24 articles of the Dutch treaty, by
Russia, had arrived in London, which was the cause of an
improvement both in the English and Foreign FuHds,—
Should Count Orloff have been instructe t to send the
result of the second reading of the Reform Bill to St. Pe-
tersbureh, previous to the Emperor's ratification, it will
take some time yet for the answer from St. Petersburgh.
We this morning conversed with a Military Gentleman,
just arrived from Brussels, and if we can credit his opinion
and assertion in regard to the quality and numbers of the
Belgian army, it is more formidable than we expected.
He says it amounts to 90,000 of the best disciplined
troops he ever witnessed, besides 20,000 militia, who can
be called into action at a few days' notice ; and he repre-
sents them as very eager to come in contact with the
Dutch troops, which is expected daily to take place.
The Funds, which were in the early part of the morn-
ing at 85 for the Account, are at present 85,i to with
little doing.
In the Foreign Market it is settling day, and up to the
present time all appears to be going off well, and most of
the foreign securities maintain their prices. Unfavour-
able reports are in town of the Imperial Brazil Mines,
the shares of which have lowered, owing to some accident
having happened to the mines.

T 0' CL CK.
We this moment hear that a telegraphic despatch, re-
ceived at Paris, states that the Russian ratification is on the
road to London. We may therefore expect,its arrival daily.
7 lIREE 0 CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account 85*.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES.
Consuls
1825 Danisn
-I 1
Ditto for Account 85* Greek,
430

Brazilian Bonds 4S

Mexican, 1825 '33

Buenos Ayres...
Chi Han Ditto....
1524•

Peruvi
Russian 9B
Spanish

litrtm—On Sunday, the 22d instant (the
anniversary of her own birth-day), the lady of Auc rsrtts
NEWTON, Esq., of a daughter.
RUSSELL, THE GA OL ER.—TIIC Judges
have agreed that the objections so forciEdy argued by Mr.
KELLY', on Saturday, in favour of RUSSELL, are sus-
tainable ; and that under the circumstances, it is their
duty to recommend to the KING that the criminal's life
should be spared, on condition that be be transported for
14. years. This determination has the effect of not only
saving RUSSELL'S life for the present, but of preventing
the possibility of indicting him again for murder, in re-
ference to this unfortunate affair.
One of the Protestant Bishops has, we are
'told, literally entrenched himself at a mansion in the
county of Wicklow. He has laid in his store of provisions,
and ordered that neither egress nor ingress shall be per-
mitted on any pretence whatever for a given period. Fu-
migating apparatus has been prepared by his orders, at a
distant house, and here his letters and newspapers go
through the sanitary process before they are debvered to
Item. This gentleman has a taste very much contrasted
with that of the Archbishop of Paris.--Dublin Morning
Register,

NEWGATE A N 1) LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone by the Carcass.
s. d. to s. d.
dee , inferior 222 4 I Mutton, inferior...
- middling 2l ---- middling..
--
prime large 3 0 3 2 ---- prime
- prime small... 3 0 3 4 Pork, large
Veal '1 4 3 8 -small
Lamb

8. d.tos. d.
2 4 '2 (
ti 3 2
30 4 0
34 4 2
3s 4 S

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—ApriI 28.
Our supply of Wheat to-day, from the farmers, was again con-
siderable, but the merchants buying freely, the whole was taken
off at about the prices of list Saturday. Oats were in fair sup-
ply, and sales more lively than of late. A cargo of Foreign.
Barley has been sold this week at 355. per quarter, there being no
British in the market. Fine Malt good sale. Little free Rye
selling: for bonded, of fine quality, the holders are asking 3:25.
per quarter. Beans, Pease, and Flour, without change.
New. Old.
Wheat, Northumberland 565. 675. —s. —ll.l
Norfolk and Suffolk 58s. 665. —s. --s.
Berwick and Scotch 565. 64s
Foreign 495. 514
Rye, Norfolk and Suttolk
Foreign '32i. 35s
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Sutlirlk...345. 36s
ts
Grinding ..nd Feeding 265. 305....... —s. --s. ! .4
lalt, Norfolk and Suffolk 58s. 62s • .c
Beans, Small 30s. 335....... ---b. .....S. I
--- Tick O9s 3ls ...... —s. —S.
?ease, White 345. 36s ."B. i •
Gray —s —.I
tats, N,,rthumberland, I' it CO.! .Ts 245. —B. —3.
Feed i9s 21s
--- Foreign —s. —s —s. --s. j
Hour, Fine (per sack) —v. —O. 46s. 4Ss,

BOW-STREET...4TM DAY:,
A HOTEL sNO44r.
Tris morning a fellow who gave*-.nirue Ainensinara,
lent whose real name is Lee, wdettritied with having
entered the bed-chamber of M jar John Hantiton Lewis.
residing at Hanlyss, Anglesey, but who is at present stop.
ins at the New Hummums, Covent-garden, and stealing
old watch and monks, the pro! e ti of Major Lewis.
The Major stated that on Saturday night last he re-
tie ned home from the opera, at about half-pest twelve
eleleck, and went to bed. Between flee and six
o'elock in the morning he got up and opened
the window-shutters, and again retired to bed, and fell
list asleep. He was awoke by some person stirring about
in the room. Upon opening his eyes he saw the prisoner
in his shirt making towards the room door from his dress•
ing table. He (the Major) cried out to the f,llow.
" halloo," upon which he fled out upon the staircas., fol
lowed close by the Major, who grasped him by the back
of the shirt and brace. A struggle then ensued between
them, arid the prisoner struck the Major in the ribs and
across the face; the shirt and brace gave way, and the pri.
soner e seeped up stairs. In the struggle, the prisoner
threw away the watch, to which a guard was attached, and
which had been taken from his toilet, and hie purse also be
found lying on the floor near the room door. e house waq
immediately alarmed, and Mr. Harrison, the proprietor of
the house, and several gentlemen resident therein. acme
tip to this assistance. A policeman waa also celled in.
S arch was made for the prisoner, when in one of ti
rooms above stairs, they tour the prisoner in bed, ap-
parently asleep, but he was evidently pretending to be so.
He was aroused, upon which he effected to be quite
alarmed and chagrined at the fuss, as be termed
it, that was making, and seemed to tie very angry
at being disturbed from -his sleep. The Major
being quite sure he was right in his nun, gave him ini,e
the custody of the police.

The police constable proved taking him into custody.
Mr. Thomas stated that when he I.Aw the prisoner, he
asked him where he lived, and he told him at the White
Hart public•house, in White Hart-yard, Drury-lane. He
went there, and found the dressing cake now produced,
which he said he bad purchased at the sale at Machi❑ and
D.benham's. He (Mr. Thomas) said he had mole inquires
at Machin and Debenham's,and they had no knowledge of
having sold such a case.

By-the advice of 31r. Henson, jun., the prisoner cite:ine-1
saying any thing in his defence.

111. Thomas said he had several other charges to prefer
against the prisoner, if he were remanded for a I•eriod.
The prisoner was then remanded upon this cha, ge.
Mr. HARMER entered the office just as the prisoner was
being removed, to prefer a similar charge against him,
committed a few nights back at the Spread Eagle, Gr,ce-
church-street. The prisoner is the sane man who, about
twelve months ago, escaper eut of Maid ,one gaol, where
he had been committed from Greenwich for three months,
for picking pockets at the Whitsuntide fair.

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