The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-12 00:00:00

TIIE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELPE O'CLOCK.
The long looked-for declaration of war by Russia against
the Ottoman Porte has at length been received, and is con-
tained in the Hamburgh Paper (I3orsen Halle) of the 6th
inst. It consists of a Manifesto, signed by the Emperor,
and also a declaration, and both documents bear date the
14th (26th) April. It sets forth at great length the inju-
ries and treachery of the Turks towards the Russian Go-
vernment and her subjects ; two of the most prominent
complaints see the abuse contained in the famous Hatti.
Scheriff. and the shutting up of the Bosphorus. Other
grounds of complaint, as far back as 1812, are enumerated,
and it concludes by stating, that she still will abide by
the Treaty of July 6, but is determined that the naviga-
tion of the Black Sea, as necessary to the trade of Rus-
sia, shall be finally settled for the future ; and that indem-
nification for the expences she has been put to, as well as
for the losses inflicted on Russian subjects, will be demand-
ed ; and until these objects are attained, the Emperor de-
clares be will not lay down his arms ; he disclaims any
object of aggrandizement of territory, and that he has not
even a distant idea of the destruction of the Turkish
Empire. if this had been his object, he says, there has
been other opportunities before the present period to effect it.
This warlike paper appears to have had but trifling
effect on the price of the Funds of Hamburgh, the
Austrian Metalliques being quoted at the close of
the 6th, at 89 to 89j-; Russian, 85i ; neither
has the news made any important impression on
British Funds. Consols opened at 851 if, but immediately
fell to 85. The Mebrew party having, however, strewn
themselves buyers, and the scarcity of Money Stock have
caused them to rally again to their first price ; notwith-
standing this event may have been the cause of preventing
investments in our Funds, however, when more generally
known. India Bonds are 96 98 ; Exchequer Bills a little
lower, 63 64 pm.
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28th ult. The news of the Russian declaration of war
has bad no effect whatever'ori Russian Bonds, which are
88,4 89.
In Shares there is nothing to state, Brazilian Mines con-
tinue 66 68 premium; the New Shares have been done
at 2 premium.

A report is prevalent in the City, that a Message will
be sent to the Rouse of Commons this evening, for the
purpose of getting supplies for 15 sail of the line, and
bOOO men, to form an expedition to the Mores.

TWO 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols remain steady at 85i and the market has
scarcely varied for the last two hours. The Foreign Funds
have not the slightest alteration.

THREE 0' GL O GE.
Consols, 85k, buyers ; Portuguese, 544
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 8.51- Danish
Do. for Ac, 85i I Greek, 1825 17i
Brazilian Bonds 60 Mexican, 1825 34f
Buenos Ayres 37 Peruvian

Chiliau Do. y Russian 88
Columbian, 1824 Spanish, 1821 11i

NEWCASTLE.UPON-TYNE.—May IU.
We hr.l a good supply of Wheat from the farmers this
morning, but very little coastwise during the week : fine
Wheat sold readily at rather higher prices, but there was
no:alteration in value of other descriptions. The weather
being cool, there is some demand for small parcels of Nor-
folk Barley, at fully last week's prices. The farmer's sup.
ply of Oats was again small, and sales were readily effected
at rather higher prices, but there is no alteration in the
price of Oats in granary.

. ... .
New. Old.
NVhcat, South country, red lBs. 575. 525. 58s;
North country, white... ..... s2s. 58s.
red . ....... .......4 Is. si4s 485.`5Y8.
Dantzig ...6......5....... 588. t;ss.
Wismar, Rostock, &c. .—s. --s. ..... . 475. sk.
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolx —'6
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk 404. 3:4.• 33. 35s
24. :3Os:
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk •568 .643• ...... —s. —s.
Oats, Fotatoe
—_Common 17s. 2.15. —s. _s.
Foreign Feed ... ........... ....las. 2!5....... --s _....,
Beans 385.'126. —s. —i.
Pease, White 445. 46e....... —s. --s.
Gray
Flour, Fine ;per sack) --s. 42s —s. ....6.

MANCIIEST ER CORN MARKET.—May 10.
We had a limited demand for fine Wheats to-day at a
decline of Id. to 2d. per Bushel; the stale and inferior
samples are not saleable.—For feeding Barley there is very
little inquiry.—Oats remain at the same currency as last
noted.—Boiling Pease are scarcely ever inquired for; and
Beans will not fetch the advance demanded, but aro saleable
at last Saturday's rates.—The present purchasers of Malt
nearly confine themselves to the first-rate samples; such
qualities ars in moderate request at the quotations subjoined.
—The Flour trade is exceedingly dull, even at a further
decline of 611. to Is. per sack; and Oatmeal is heavy sale.
Customary Bushel. Quar. of 8 Imp. Dual'.
Wheat (701 b.) a. d. to s. d. a. ti. to a. d.
English, Old 8 6 9 061 2 64 91 g
Fine New...,.,,...,. 8 4 8 8 60 0 62 5 , '.5
I.
—Second Run 5......... 710 8 3 56 4 59 A fi .I ti
.1
Scotch & Welch 8 0 8 5 57 7 60 0 ji',7,l
Irish, Fine Old ................ 7: q 710 54 0 56 10 f
52 9 66 10 VE7.,
50 4 52 2 n'''...-
GO 0 64 9 ' el,"

New.... 7 1 1 0
Inferior 7 0 7 3
Foreign, 8 0 9 0
Barley (6010 )
Enilish, Fine 5 0 5 3
kns 4 3
4

.. _ ._.......... 4 2
—7—lnferior fur grinding 4 0
Oats (451 b.)
English, Fine Poland 3 9
Aeainssh,(lFmpine.... Q 1....)
4el. do. t044358.0d0.
Scotch, Potatoe 3 6
Irish, for 'Stealing 3 I
.---- Provender.-- 3 0
Foreign, Old "
Pease (Imp. Bush.).
.___—.----7-InshSec,Fionnct -361.0 00
3741 to,
.
Blue, (boilers) . _. 7 0 7356 0 55 0
White (ditto)
eakited°riberikst.aauled36 0 37
5 9 6346 0 .50 o
Engl
--- Inferior... 45 0 46 0 suftblk, Fine 42 0 :!.3 0
Irish, Old. - .40 0 44 0 --- Yorks., Fine 41 0 12 0
.
Malt (per load of 6 14m2p0. Bin!)
Foreign
Yorkshire 42 0
Nottingham, fine... 44 0 46 0 ---Superfine 42 0 43 0
Irish and Inferior-. 34 0 40 0 Per load of 2401 b. 0
Per
Sack
of
2801 b. nn,. Oatmcal,Engliso.„. 2g g ,
I?lour,Notts. Floe 42 o 43 0 —Scotch & Irish 25 - -, 0
sup. 45 0 , 46 0 u 27
----.. Feeding 21 0 - 23 ° 0
___}(lPeoulirrSack 28°1136.) e. d. to s. d.

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28 10
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CORNWALI. MARKETS.
T Wheat, 21s. Od.—Barley, 2d.
ST itysTELL—Wheat, 20s. to 22a;—Barley, 9s. to I Is.—Oats,
Wheat (average) 21s. Otl.—Barley, Oats S. Gd.
gui
Boom—Wheat (average) 225. Od.—Barley, 10s.—Oats, S. &t.
LAUNCESTON—Wheat (average) 2h. 6d.—Barley, I Is. 0, 1. —Oats,
7s. o.l.—Beef, 61d.—Mutton, 641.
LisKEs.an—Wheat, 18.5. tilt. t.) 215.-13arley, !N. Od.-Oats, Bs.
to N. Od.
ss.tan;aoo,..

ST. COLUMR—NVne,.t, to 9.5. to In,. —Beer,
and Mutton, sd, to t.4,;,-(1,-1.'eitt. lndlmb, L'd to 9,1,