The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-07 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at the same price as they left
off yesterday, 831 for the account, with no business doing as
yet. Speculators are waiting to ascertain the price of the
French Rents. The news by the Jamaica packet is favourable,
confirming the accounts received via America, at: the North
and South American Coffee-house, that martial law was
suspended.

RALF-PAST ONE.

We have just been favoured with the perusal of a letter
from Amsterdam of the 3d instant. It states that although

the Powers may sign the Treaty, the Dutch Government and
Nation are determined not to give way, and fight their
rightful cause to the last extremity. Every prepara.

tion of importance was making for the commencement
of hostilities. The Dutch army at present amounts to 130,000
men, eager for battle. Flushing ha• been put in a state of
siege; and the whole of the Dutch flotilla has proceeded towards
Antwerp, in which city the stones have been takeo up, and nu-
merous batteries erected.

A vessel has arrived from Calcutta, sailed on the 2d Decem.
ber. We do not hear it brings any news of importance.
A commercial express has arrived from Paris, but we do not
believe it brings any news of importance. The French prices
as yet have not transpired.

Next week we apprehend will be an important one ; first, the
Reform Bill in the House of Lords, secondly, the reputed signa-
tures of the Powers to the Dutch Treaty, thirdly, in what light the
Powers will view the important Manifesto of the Emperor of
Russia, in annexing Poland to his empire; but we imagine it
is a boon of the Powers to soften him down to sign the Dutch
treaty.

Consols have been the whole of the morning at 83 9ti, sellers,
for the account with little doing. The speculators are anxiously
waiting the result of the Reform Bill in the House of Lords.
Console for next account, 83,14.
In the Foreign Market, although Duch Stock comes lower
from Holland, it has rather improved here.
HREE O' CLOCK.
Consols for Account 83g.

The House of Lords will meet this day, at
half past three o'clock, for the purpose of passing the Consoli-
dated Fund Bill,:Mutiny Bill, Malt Drawback Bill, &c., so that
they, along with other Bills, may receive the Royal Assent, by
Commission, which will issue on Monday.
De,patehes were received this morning at the
at the Colonial-office, from Jamaica, dated Fa). IS; from the
Cape of Good Hope, March 4 ; from Malta, March 8 ; from
Gibraltar, March 21; and from Cadiz, March 21. _

SUICIDE.—On the night of Tuesday eight
days, an old man, aged upwards of S 2, was found suspended by
the neck in his barn, near the Ellrig_lock. He had been de-
sponding for a while previous, and before the rash act was ob-
served looking over his papers, but some illusive dread of want
had so preyed on his mind, that in a fit of desperation, he thus
hurried himself from the scene of his supposed woes.—Scotsman.

-•
By a return laid hetore Parliament it
that the Courts of Vice Wardell and Steward of the Stannaries
in Cornwall, have tried in the last seven years twelve causes.
The Stannary Courts are invaluable bequests made by the
wisdom of our ancestors. We do not know how much they
cost the present generation.

By a Parliamentary document, it appears tlat
Only 2474 subpamas have been issued out of the Court of Ex-
chequer in Scotland in the last ten years. The number of
rules to show cause, within the same period, amounted to
143• By the 48th Geo. 3, c. 145, the King was empowered to
grant very large pensions to the do-nothing ;udges of this sine-
cure court. By the Act 2W. 4th, the court is altogether abo-
lished. Thus much at least for reforming in preference to u
tax-taw:ming king.

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Ely, Cambr. April 6
Portobello, April 4 321 2 0 3 46 26
Edinburgh, April 4 2 0 1 0 1 62 39
\Vat er of Leith, April 4 2 3 0 0 5 61 30
Greenock, April 4 2l 112 3 17 S 3 38
Glasgow, &c. April 4 42 13 6 5 44 678 340
Paisley, April 4 l6 3 2 4 13 325 187
Cathcart, April 3
Larbert, April 4
Botlikinner, April 4
Calder Iron Works, Ap.4 4 8I 3 I '2 7 49 I 13
11—
F 1 otal 1112 39 19 23 109 13:6 709
Total from places where the disease has ceasedll
and from which no return have been this day
received 6069 1780
Grand Total 7455 12489
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LONDON.—APRIL 5, FIVE P.M.
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c. ,1 .. ;0" 70.
Districts. . c L>c..) E 5... c..) E
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Limehouse
Bromley
Poplar I 1 0 0 2 1 22 11
Bermondsey l9 1 I 1 18 1 112 80
Deptford
Southwark
Newington Butts
Camberwell
Lambeth
Ch: i:tchrch
Vl/stminster ll 0 II 318 . 62 33
St. Martin's 1 0 0 0 1 4 3
St. George's, Hanover-sq 1 0 0 11 1 15 110
Chelsea
Paddington Canal.... I 3 0 0 0 3 9 1 6
Marylebone
St. Pancras '2 1 2 1 0 14 14
St. Giles's
it
77 1 43
St. Andrew's, Holborn I o 1
0 0 1 0 5 3
Wll inteeaixl 9 2 0 0 11 78 46
St. George's East 720'2171i 49 I 26
Wapping
NC. llotolph Aldgate
Bethnal Greets 9 5 0 0 II , :33 1 18
0 Wandsworth 2 1 0 1 11 6
St. Luke's 0 1 1, 0 1 24 16
Rothcrhithe
Total 179 123 10 123 1169 112098 11100
Cases from places Lefore reported
112181 1158
Grand Total

(Signed)

ACL

,EAN,

12181 11158
, Secretary.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

HOLDERNESS HUNT RACES, April 5.
Farmers' Trial Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 10 added by the Hunt.
Three yrs. lOst 71h., four yrs. I Ist. 41b., five yrs. 12st., six and
aged 12st. 71b. Two miles.
M. Witty's b m. Circe, 4 yrs
Mr. Smith's gr. in. Brenda, aged 2
Mr. Lee's gr. m. Cyp 3

Two others started. A good race.
Gold Cup by subscription of 10 sous. each. Four yrs. 10st. 111 b.,
five yrs. I Ist. 61b., six and aged 12st. Once round and a distance.
Mr. H. Hudson's b. h. Forester, aged
Mr. G H. Thompson's b. ra. Prosody, aged
Mr. M. Maxwell's b. g. Clarion, 5 yrs 3

Three others started. Two drawn.
Hunters' Trial Stakes of 7 sovs. each ; 14st. each. Once round.
Mr. H. Hudson's br. h. Pluto
Mr. E Smith's ch. h. Cruiser
Mr. T. Dyson's br. h. Prometheus '3
Mr. P. Worsley's br. h. by Young Filho

Won cleverly.
Convivial Stakes of 7 sous each, I Ist. 71b. Once round.
Captain Williams's Sangrado, aged
Mr. parley's ch. h
Mr. Wainrnan's ch. h. Bonby
Mr. G. 11. Thompson's ch. h. Dog Bob