The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-25 00:00:00

THE,,FUNDS-,-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TrneLvx O'CLOCK.

Consols, after leaving off extremely heavy at 84 4,
on Saturday, fell still further after the hours of
ness, and were done hi the neighbouring ' Coffee-
houses at 834 This morning the. first priceli4s
834 4 for this, and 83:1: 4 for,next time; ,the market
has. since become extrerneidepressed, and thevice"
declined to 824appearingClearly 04i : tl4.
public have taken the alarm at the present ,Wailike.
appearances ,in the:East, and are selling, -to which
reports of several sail of the line being oidered.t6be
fitted out,- tended to strepgthen this
they are now 824, the price, but with a declining
appearance. India Bonds, 92 3, and Exchequer
Bills, 58.60 pm..
The Foreign Funds are in a state of inaction and::
drooping; Mexican, 6 per Cents., 334 41;
bian, 244 54 ; Russian Bonds are 924 3 ; with re-
spect to the latter Stock the Paris Papers state, that.
at the moment the last courier had arrived to the
Austrian Ambassador, from Vienna, it was generally-
believed that the Russians had passed the Pruth
without waiting foi the adhesion of the other allied
Powers ; thus, then, we may be virtually said to be
at war, particularly if the Manifesto said to have
been issued by the Porte should prove to be genuine,
of which there is still some doubts. Danish are 614;
and Portuguese, 73 44.
In the present aspect of affairs, the Mining specu-
lations are looked ,upcin -as secondary consideration ;
Colombian art 154 164 per "Share; Brazilian, 3111
40 pm. ; and Anglo Mexican, •621
Three per Cent. Consols, 83 i; Ditto for the Account,
53 4 ; India Bonds, 92 3 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 58 CO*:
Foasion.—arazilian, 614 2 ; Buenos. Ayres, 364 74 ; •
Chilian, 22 ; Colombian,
.241-.64 Danish,- 61*;
Greek, 17 4 ;1 Melican, 5 pet. Cent.,' 26 6
.; ditto,
6 per Cent., 334.44; Peruvian,22 3;. Portuguese, 73 44 ;
Russian, 924.3 ; Spanish, 10 4.
MiNss.--Anglo Mexican, 65 60 die.; aratilias, 3646-
pm. ; Colombian, 154.164 per sharitlz tkited Mexitan, :7,
214 204 discount , •
- TWO O'CLOCK -
Consols, after having been 824, with very. ex-
tensive transactions in the course of the day, have "
improved to 831 buyers ; the parties who doubt
the authenticity of the Turkish manifesto, from
its language, having no date, &c., are answered by
those who have faith that it having appeared in
the Moniker, the official French Government
paper is sufficient to stamp it with authority. On
the Ist inst. howeYer,= no such document was
known at Odessa. The French Funds come over
68f. 90e.

THREE 0' C,L 0 CK,

Consols are again looking sickly : 83k.

The Odessa letters of the Ist state, that all the
Officers of the Russian army were ordered to Oleic
posts, and the Emperor Nicholas was expected to
join the army on the, 15th inst., they were busy
:baking biscuits for the army at. Odessa.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.7-(THIS DAY 4

COURT OF CHANCERY.

To-day the new Member for Weymouth made his
first appearance in Court in his new character.

ROSS V. ACLIONDY.

This appeal was argued on Saturday; it was a
tithe case. The bill was filed by the plaintiff as
rector, claiming to be entitled to the tithes of lands
in the county of Cumberland possessed by the de-
fendant. The defendant's answer contended that the
tithes of these lands had belonged to a priory on
the estate, distinct from the rectory, and that
they had not been paid to the rector within the
time of living memory. His. Honour .the Vice
Chancellor considered the onus to be thrown on the
defendant,' to Prove'that at the dissolution of the
Priory there had been a distinct apportionment of
these tithes to the monastery, and that having failed
in bringing forward that proof the plaintiff was en-
titled to the tithes. The defendant appealed, and his
Lordship confirmed the judgment of the Court be-
low. He did not think it necessary even to send the
case to law, and therefore dismissed the appeal.

IN THE MATTER OF RUSS, A LUNATIC.
The matter came before the Court upon the
Master's report, it having been sent to him to in-
quire whether it would be for the beeefit. of the
lunatic that part of his estate should be sold. The
Master reported that as part of the property was
wanted to build a church upon, it could now be
sold for much more than probably at any other time
could be got for it, and that, therefore, he thought
it for the benefit of the lunatic, that a sale should
take place, for effecting which, it would be necessary
for the parties to apply for an Act of Parliament.
The court confirmed the report directly, the parties
to apply to the House of Commons,

EX-MUSKETT IN THE MATTER OF TAYLOR, A BANKRUPT.
Mr. ROUPEL appeared for Mr. Muskett, -a credi-
tor who had proved by his debt under the commis-
sion. It prayed that Mr. M's debt might be sub-
stituted for the debt of the petitioning creditor
under the commission, which turned out not to be a
debt fit to support it, and that the commission might
continue to go on. The petition was presented
under the late Act of Parliament, by a clause pf
which the Chancellor had the power given him
grant what was prayed in a proper ease. Thee as= '
signees appeared here, and did not object to what
was prayed.—Order made. 4111-11 vttAL.E.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT:
His HONOR disposed of a few short c+►uses which
were quite uninteresting.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
THE XING V. THOMAS REES AND OTHERS.

This was an indictment against Thomas Rees,
Howel Rees, John Keymer, W. Briles, Wood,
and Gilbert, for a conspiracy to defraud the cre-
ditors of Thomas Rees, who was a draper, carrying
on business at Houndsditch, and also at Chatham,
and who became a bankrupt in March, 1827.
Sir JAMES SCARLETT stated the case for the pro-
secution, and proceeded to call witnesses, whose exa-
mination had not concluded when our reporter left.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
HOWITT AND ANOTHER V. LYE.
The Court was occupied the whole of the morn-
ing in the trial of this case, which was wholly desti•
trite of any public interest,

The Count ITOFALIA, on a special mission
LUMEN, the Russian
fAr(m)mbassthaedoKri;ngthoefmSerxAicians ;MPinriinstecer
Count Lupo's, the
Neapolitan Minister ; and Monsieur ROTH, the French
Charge d'Affaires, transacted official business with Earl
on Saturday, at the Foreign Office, Downiug-
sl
street.
r

Mr. HERRIES and Lord FARNBOROUGH
had interviews With the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
on Saturday, at the Treasury.
Mr. WILMOT HORTON entertained a nume-
rous party to dinner yesterday, at his residence in-Rich-
mond Terrace.

Don A. A. GALLIANO has been appointed
Professor of the Spanish language to the London univiirsity.
The Hon. HENRY THOMAS LIDDELL, M.P.
passed through Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Friday last, on his
Way to Esslington-house.

Lord and Lady RAVENSWORTR and family
loft Ravensworth Castle on Wednesday morning for
London.—Durham Advertiser.

THE KING v. B. BEAUMoNT.—On the trig.
of this cause for sending a letter to Lord, WALLACX, tea&
ing to a breach of the peace, the Jury, after a deliberation
of four
_foilo -follows;---"
hours
:—,Guilty and a half,
;b galitre in,
the
Jury
verdictyhareofopinitt writing,
ien,that asthe
letter was written under strong feelings of. irritation." -