The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-10 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) SRI

We are assured, from good
thoLrrit, tiis D
vernment are in possession of intelligence -,d 411°°
eating that the Russians have raised the Pea.oo , - Fran
eI,
aTuwsiy o'Csat:6oo,'
e°ll3,
Varna. A few days must now shew• the .P 4300 • 14.eP1
plight of the would-be conquerors of half 04.0, for I
We exceedingly regret the troubles and Prifaftlib
of the poor fellows constituting the Arini11 t"°
Autocrat ; but joy unbounded should and in PI
felt at the disasters of the proud and cati',.."-04 It°w'
Emperor, and the total failure of his Quixotie'—f
We should like to see a volume publishedi°,o# "r,
proud, vain, and shallow boastings; it would d 1
as a lesson to present Rulers, and would be lir.,
down to future generations as a sad exe4.l! from
human shortsightedness and human veolti ..,,
Tempora 0 Mores !—Poor Nicholas, weitio. Inert
hapless state, and advise you to secure the I, nigh,
birth in the Ville de Paris, and retire to. dleBf,:. with
of your disconsolate Empress. Sic transit gi° the
Mundi. ti LI
The alarm which preyed so heavily cirldiat. t°ll2
English Funds has given way to somewhat ;6i nigh
confidence. This morning Consols opened at 64 and 1
an improvement has since taken place t° A
buyers, at which rate the Commissioners Were:
~ from
plied ;it is supposed the panic which took 1)1a-ri rock
the market, had its origin more in the reported7o S:
ing state of his Majesty's health than any tle-1 Wftt4
cause, and the rumour still continues in the or
India Bonds have not rallied from the de
they suffered yesterday, being 84 6 pm.; Eac'
Bills are 74 5 pm.

G

The Foreign Funds appear to be nearly is.s
Portuguese Bonds have improved Per
from 551 6 to 566. The next account from
i
seat of war is looked for with. much auxietY woire,
holders of Russian Stock, which is 924 ir;-•
Bonds
V are 18i 9i. 'a
Very little business is doing in Shares, II
variation of any consequence has taken place' so
Three per Cent. Console, 861, buyers ; Ditto, flit.
664; India Stock 237 8 ; India Bands, 84 6 01"
•
chequer Bills, 74 5 pm.
FOREIGN.--Brazilian, 621 ; Buenos Ayre66il
Chilian, 29 30; Colombian, 20 i;
French, Five per Cent. 1064 9 ; Three per Cent., pit',
Greek, 171 16 ; Mexican, Five per Cent., 25 '9; pa
Six per Cent., 38 i; Peruvian, 18i 19i ; Portng"'
Russian, 921 ; Spanish, 11i 10.
Mitixs.—Anglo Mexican, 70 674 dis. ; Brazi"--'po
pm. ; Ditto, National, 5 4 pm. ; Bolanos, 180 04 Jig
Colombian, 74 64 dis. ; Real Del Monte, 145 1'
United Mexican, 20i 194 dis.

TWO 0' C.L 0 Cf;
Consols reached 86i I for Account, Ar'd 'ha
since given way, and are now 861, sellers; Or
Accounts. It is stated in the City, that the $Ol
og accomit of the health of his Majesty. Is s
derably abated ; and, although suffering ulue'L
from the gout, in other respects his Majeso
perfect health.

THREE crclo 00
Consols for Account, 86 ; and for NO'

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAB

, PALACE COURT.
CRAM v. JILIcS.
This was an action for money lent. The
was tried on a former day in this Court, when`
Jury returned a verdict for the defendant oa . Infer
dence of the plaintiff's witnesses. The iv see.,
Judge set that verdict aside, and the case ca Prnin
again for trial to-day. Infer
Mr. WALLINOaR aPpeared for the plaintA • ~..13etacT
the defendant was the guardian of his own int wlsouti
ht..ofomre6/I.al6ya.bwushinicehof
theoit:o
tiff had advanced to an attorney named Gray,
able The "htimieniow"heug
conductr
defendant.

Was

The first witness, who stated himself to' 51
attorney's clerk, which being interprets i
him, meant that he had been active in P
ing clients for an attorney, and that he,
paid according to the amount of the costs reali%oll
0
that attorney, proved a part of the claim set ,;(
the plaintiff. Other witnesses supplied tpoi
mainder of the necessary evidence; but the
important feature in the case was the 106011
which the defendant cross-examined James
and the style of his _address to the Jury.

Beef,
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thin
very
vane
Weal

Where (said the defendant, addressing Grey/pi
jr.i.vDe,
you reside about the end of 1808 or the bee *57
of 1809 ?—I lived then in Old-street-road. i ' 81
escape whichPraya
fromdinoamsileyanth—ana bet
488'F9-'
cbaulilleddinhgissiivtliaa
jteesdtyn,eas
gar tehleoOf ldN•enwagilaetye,
2a—nclicoi,ll:lo"o il verity,
aiynto_un;kyoynuo
enter
ntaeorcwemrtoari certain
e whatstrong
easily
buil d i d e 46,4
let me explain.—(Laughter.) ti,
~ this
Explain l No such thing. Tell me whetherAd lovi,
had not lodging there at the time I menti°- %for I
Witness--No, you " feller." pop ever
The defendant--Well, that's very odd ; the prix
say so, and Mr. Wontner told me so yesterde* Ish
My Lord (exclaimed the witness), and you,'" , a
respectable gentlemen of the Jury, I was leptP, LC
quered, that's how it happened; and feller (CI old,' p-,iv:,
ing his fist at the defendant), I took yOOO i . to
ri
prison. Oh, the ingratitude of men ! And ?,°o3,' ' 1]
am to have this gross insult put on me, and s ",,,' 693
be assaulted in this here way before a /II r '
my country. I'll settle for you—and, in trilt.ll ' 14,(
leaned towards the defendant, as if about to soy' • E
action to the word, when my Lord Judge ;lite pir 182
ed. Actual violence being thus prevented, the Od . F
ness made full use of his tongue, and wound uP it a!iv'
scene by placing his face so near to that of thel ,
glvil
fendant, that their noses were in contact, and ' box,
ing repeatedly--•-Ah you, are a bad un— • dr, . abo,
As soon as order was in some measure rest
Or ' baiii
the Court, the defendant proceeded to addresso whc
Jury, and in conclusion said--" I assure you,, 01,, ~ hair
tlemen, that I would at this moment be a lieig6leir',.. 130%
- ... 1 ' fitht
?lament of despair, if I had not the utmost 00 i
in the boasted integrity of a British Jury. - • 1011/ th*
The integrity of the Jury, however, aftert,if ' ' 'bald
consideration, induced them to find a verdict el • us'
in t
the defendant, for the full amount claimed. and