The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-13 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.
Consols—Closed on Saturday -

After the Close

This morning opened

. 78k

78.1

The Market opened this morning under an
impression, that the CIIANCEGLOR will not at
present propose to fund any part of the out-
standing Exchequer Bills, but reserve a liberty
of funding 6 millions of these securities at, any
future period of the Session, if he should hereaf-
ter deem it expedient.

Great anxiety is expressed, for the contents of
the Budget, to obtain the earliest knowledge of
which there will be full attendance this evening
in the lobby, of Members from—this Mouse.

Consols, which began at 781, very shortly ad.
vanced, after the opening, to 781 f, chiefly in con-
sequence of heavy purchases by Mr. CAPES, and
Mr, MEIVELLE. They did not, however, main-
tain that price. From 78.11, at which they
hung heavy about twelve, Consols declined to
the opening price 781—the quotation at 1 o'clock.
No difference of price, between money and

ime.

3 per Cent. Consols (Mtiney) -
Ditto (Account) .
New 4 per Cent. . . . 96.
Exchequer Bills, £1000).0003 2 4 pm.
£lOO

FOREIGN.

There has been very little business in Foreigi
Securities—and no material alteration of prices.

Saturday. This day.
474 - - Colombian 132.1. -
62 . - Mexican 6 per Cent. -62 j
31i Peruvian - 31
53 . - Danish - - 634
13 - - Greek - - - 18
10 - Spanish - - - - 10
75i - - Russian Bonds - 764.

FASHIONABLE. INTELLIGENCE.

THE KING, &c.

TVINDSOII, MARCH 12.—His MAJESTY'S health has con-
siderably improved during these two last days ; and should the
present favourable weather continue, there is little doubt but
he will be enabled shortly to take his usual exercise. Divine
Service was this morning performed 'at the Royal Private
Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Sumner, to his Majesty's Suite and
Household. Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, with
her Lady in Waiting, attended Divine Service this day at the
Parish Church.

Our Readers are already aware that the Cenotaph to the
memory of the late lamented Princess Charlotte has been
opened to the Public in St. Ocorge's Chapel. Vast numbers
of per Sons, of all ranks, have been to view this beautiful and
affecting work of art.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS for the SEEK.
Tuts EVENING.—The Countess of Tankerville's ball, in
Grosvenor-square ; Emily Marchioness of Londonderry's card
party ; Countess of Arran's card party, in Dover-street.
TO-3101t1tOW.—Lady Trollope's ball, Great Cumberland-
place.
WEDNESDAY.—Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury's rout,
in Arlington-street ; Lady Gwydyr's card party, on the Ter-
race, Piccadilly ; Mrs. Alexander Baring's rout, at Bath
House. _ _

Ttl URSDAY.—The Marchioness of Hertford's rout, Man.
chesier.square ; Countess of Essex's ball, in Hill-street; Coun-
tess of Arran's card }►arty, Dover-street ; Mrs. Hammond's
benefit concert, at Lady Caroline Lamb's, No. 39, Conduit.
street.
FRlDAY.—Countess of Charleville's rout, in Cavendish.
square ; Ilonpurable Mrs. Hope's card party, at Warwick
House.
SA.TI.IItDAY.—The Speaker's dinner.
Su NM Y.—The Speaker's dinner; Marchioness Dowager of
Salisbury's sixth converzutione.

DINNERS IN HIGH LIFE.
YESTERDAY :—By the Speaker.
Ox SATURDAY :—The Earl of Liverpool, at Fife House;
Lord Sithnouth, in Clifford.street ; Sir Charles Long, at the
i Admiralty ; Sir John beach, in South.street • Mr. Ridley Col.
Wine, in Hill.street; Earl of Westmorland, in Grosvenor.
square ; Lord Gifford, at the Rolls' House; and the Speaker.
ON FRIDAY :—The Earl of Westmorland ; the Marquis of
Salisbury, in Hanover-square; Earl of liarrowhy, in Gros'.
venor.square ; and the bishop of London.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
Lady and Miss Anstruther ; Hon. Grenville Berkeley ;
Lord and Miss Begot ; Lady Caroline and Miss Barham; Sir
George and Lady Pocock ; Hon. Wm. Burrell ; Countess len.
tcnck ; Lady liarriet Clive; Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton ;
Colonel and Mrs. Bruce; Dowager Countess of Clonmell and
Lady Charlotte Scott; Marchioness Cornwallis and Lady Eli.
zabeth Cornwallis ; Mrs. Robert Calvert; the Ladies Dawson ;
the Hon. Edward Foley ; Lady Francis Leveson Gower ;
Lord and Lady Bowden ; the Dowager Duchess of Leeds, from
Scotland; Lady Anne Ludlow; Lord Louvaine ; Colonel and
Mrs. Lloyd; Lady and Miss Suffield; Colonel and Mrs.
Wlntyre; Lady Caroline Poulett ; Lady Pulteney ; Countess
Stanhope ; Lady Caroline Lamb.

Prince Leopold arrived in town on Saturday from his seat at
Claremont. his Royal +Highness honoured the Italian Opens
with his presence in the evening.
Mr. Secretary Canning had a select party to dinner yester-
day, at his residence in Downing-street.
Saturday evening Mr. Secretary Peel left town on a visit to
his brother, Major feel, at his house near Richmond, Surrey.
On Friday, Sir Robert Wigram gave a grand dinner to a
numerous party, at his house an Connaught Place.
Her Grace the Duchess Dowager of Iticbmund, has
appointed the Rev. George nvier, A.M. Head Master of
Dedham School, to be her arace's domestic Chaplain.

SPORTING.

.: HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETINGS OF HOUNDS IN THE PRF,SENT WEEK.

His Majesty's Stag Hounds,'on Wednesday at Mile House ;
Friday, at Stoke Common,
The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds, on Tuesday, at Wal.
ton Heath.
N. F. U.—Mr. Hounds, on Thursday, at Ower
Bridge ; Saturday, at Beaulieu.
The thuribledon Hounds, on Wednesday, at Westbury ;
Friday, at St. Margaret's, Titchileld.
The Earl of Darlington's Vox Hounds, on Wednesday, at
Langworth ; Friday, at Hilton.
The Lambton Fox Hounds, on Tuesday, at .Panshaw Mill;
Thursday, at Beamish ; Saturday, at Woodwell House.
The Hurworth Fox Hounds' on .Tuesday, at the third mile-
stone from Northallerton to Boronglibridge; Thursday, at Cot-
dill' Wood.

ROYAL RUNT.—The present week, with his Majesty's
hounds, has been most productive of excellent sport to the
lovers of stag hunting. On Monday they had a most beautiful
run of an hour anti three quarters; they started from Welling-
ton Bridge, near Virginia Water and took near Blackwater ;
on Wednesday they met at Saltliill, and after a sharp burst of
one hour and ten minutes, took at a farm house called Hard-
to-tind, near Marlow ; on Friday they met at Iver Heath, and
after one of the hardest runs this season, of two hours and a
half, the stag was unfoounutely killed at Chesham, near
Amershani. Lord Maryborough, Captain Sullivan ; Davis,
the huntsman ; anti Freeman, the whipper-in, were the only
persons in at the death.

PEDESTRIANIISM.—Lieutenant Elphinstone undertook to
run 11 miles in an hour and seven minutes. It was done over
four miles of ground on the Staines road on Saturday for 100
f..)vereigns. The first four miles were performed in twenty-
four minutes, the second four in twenty-lour minutes end ten
seconds, and the other three miles considerably within nineteen
minutes. The match was won with the greatest case.

The BAVARIAN MINISTER transacted business
yesterday at the Foreign Office.
On Saturday Count de MULTIIE, the Danish
Minister, transacted business at the Secretary of
State's Office for Foreign Affairs.
A Cabinet Council was summoned to meet yes-
terday at two o'clock, which was afterwards
postponed.
The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at Konigs
burg on .the 23d ult. and on the following day
proceeded on his journey to Petershurgh.
By accounts from Petersburgh up to the 26th
ult. the Estreitou had been Slightly indisposed,
but is again recovered. The winter in Russia
continues to be very severe.
The Government Offices still discontinue re.
mitting
money for the payment of
the officers
ployed in the dock-yards
larg
rind men of
em
and other public establishneents, through Country
Bankers. On Saturday, the 4th inst., a Mes-
senger belonging to the Navy Pay Office left
town with between fifty and sixty thousand
pounds for the payment of the Public Officers
and others at the Pembroke Dockwyard,
The messenger deposited his wealth safely, and
returned to London on the Thursday following.
The messenger was impeded from making his
accustomed speed by contrary winds, crossing the
Bristol channel.
An interesting exhibition took place on the
26th ult. at the University of Gottingen. Three
of the professors, among whom was the celebrated
naturalist Blumenbach, celebrated their jubilee,
or 50th year of public service. The other Pro.
fessors of the University, the Authorities of the
town, and a deputation of the Students, received
them in the public llall, where medals struck in
their honour were presented to them, and letters of
congratulation read to them from his Royal High-
; ness the Duke of CAMERIDGEIGovernor-General
of Hanover.