The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-19 00:00:00

FOREIGN.

Russian Bonds have improved to In
other Foreign, there have been scarcely any
transactions. South Americans still on the
decline. Colombian, 67 1. f. Niexicalt 6 per
cent. 61j. •

SHARES.
In this Siarket, them has beau uo busiues•
vrurthy or quotation.

41 PAST 2.
The greeter purl of the jobbers ate Bears for
February account.

Another Defaulter has Iwo declaretl, Air. 8.,
a cotoiderable Jobber in Long annuities.
Consobi Morley, P x div. . 80
Do. for February
Very little doing at }newt.

INSOLVENT DEBTOn's COUItT.—(TIrse PAT.)
Wolfe Aaron, whose case has bird, efore the
Court several times, :and occupied its attention
fore considerable length of time, came ap to be
sworn to his schedule, anti receive the judgment
of the Court.— The insolvent was opposed
by Mr. Por,Locx, on behalf sif Mr. Kip-
ling, a hosier in the Poultry. The Chief
Cotntnissioner took a review of the case,
and remarked on the evidence which had
peen adduced:---the case was one pregnant
with suspicion, but yet the charges were. not
entirely borne out. The Insolve!St had been a
long time in prison, and therefore bad suffered by
anticipation with respect to the concealment of
property no case was made out which he (the Chief
Commissioner) could, sitting as a Juryman,, con-
st rue into a concealment of proper. Under all
the circumstances the judgment of the Court was,
that the insolvent be remanded for ID calendar
months from the date of filing his petition, and
that he be confined within the walls of the prison

.1.7TC11 ER .14Ekic:17A.correspoodeot wishes to
by informed, why beef, mutton, veal, and pork,
should be charged so high by the London
butchers as tenpence a pound, while in various
parts of the country the price, on the average, is
not more than 7d. or Bd.

FRENCH WATCHM AK ARL—Thete are in the
city of Pnris only 520 watchmakers, who employ
about "2,056 workmen, and produce annually
80,000 gold w►►tches, 40,000 silver' watches, and
15,090 clocks the whole worth about 19,765,000
francs.

Ou Tuesday night that ourst*lightful and
unrivalled warbler, Mrs. MANI!, frail at Covent-
Garden Theatre, to witness the second appear.
once of her ion as Carlos. She sat unmoved until
her son came on, when the %welcome which he
received appeared to rouse her, and when he,
Walt encored in " Had I Heart for Falsalujoa
framed," a tear dimmed her eyo—but it was tl;
joyful gem that gladdened her heart. Young
BLAND possesses a very good voice (resembling
that of 13noAnnuasT more than any other),;
which he may with strict study turn to great ad.l
vantage. -

' Tlos, the tinman, who, until his late defeat in
combat in the West of England with young
Flowers, was considered the champion of proem.cial boxers, met an accidental death on Monday,
when skaiting on a pool at lipley, in the Bristol
Channel. Ile was going with great velocity across,
when he came to a declivity of ice, from which
he was unable to extricate himself, and be was
hurried into thedeep without a chance of assistance
from the deploring bye-standers. Moss wag 34
years of age, had scarcely got well of the effects
of his late combat, and it was intended to have
matched him against White-headed Bob the
ensuing spring.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGH/NCE

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.

Lord Frederick .Beauelerk, for Lulworth Castle, Dorseyr. tshire;
Lord Hervey, for Putney Heath ; Lord Fo.lkestone, for Long.
ford Castle,- Wilts ; the Ladies Thynne, for Stackpole Court,
Pembrokeshire. From Long's Hotel, Bond-street—Sir John
Tylden, Bart. for Sittinghourne. From the London Hotel,
Alhemarle-street—Colonei rind 5I N. I-)ailtwood, for South
.%tnerica. From Batts' Hotel, Dover-street—Mr. and Mrs.
Williams, for Bath.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
The Earl and Countess of Coventry and family, from
Croome, • Worcestershire ; Lady Augusta Cotton, from Bag-
shot Park. At Thomas's lintel, Berkeley-square—The Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Salisbury, from Hatfield. At the
Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington-streetwhir Robert, Lady,
and Mr. NVillmott, from Brighton. At the London Hotel—
Mr. and 3lro. Erskine, from. Kent. At Fenton's New Hotel,
St. James's-street—The Rev. W. Murray, from a tour ; J.
Atkinson, Esq. from Bath; IV. jarratt, Esq. front Oxford;
Messrs. Kenniston, from a tour. At Reads Hotel, Lower
Grosvenor-street—The Rev. E. Lawrence, front a tour ;
Blount, Esq. front Sussex. At Batts' Hotel—H. Grattan,
Esq. front Paris; J. Wilson, Esq.