The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-01 00:00:00

people do actually entertain no doubt of the truth pf it,
—that the pure, the uncompromising JOSEPH 11" LIME,
the man who advocates depriving the useful Clerk of
one half of his Salary, and robbing the public creditor
of part of the
.dividend pledged by the inviolable faith
of his country—that this virtuous, disinterested, and
iniblie spirited Patriot, actually did, six months after
he had parted with his Greek Scrip at a great dis-
count, accept from M. Lunicirris and M. OR-
LANDO, reimbursement. or the loss he had sustained?
This Mr: Hum4's letter actually admits ; but he says,
that " it N AbSOlUtely false that he took alarM at the
depreciation of Greek Stock, and therefore applied to
the Deputies and Contractors to be relieved from
the loss."—No,—because he waited six months
till the Scrip had risen above par, and consequently
the differenee which he received was greater,
than it would have previously been l These ad-
mitted facts are damning to Mr. HumE's repu-
tiOon as a public character ; and he has " at one fell
swoop" been hurled from the pinnacle of popularity
which he had reached amongst a certain class of
noisy politicians, down to the proper level of his
grovelling nature. The fall in the value of Greek
Stock was not more sudden nor extensive than the fall
of Mr. HUME'S reputation—and it will be more dif-
ficult for the Hon. Gentleman to raise it from its pre-
sent discount to par, than it would be to elevate
Greek Scrip itself to that enviable point. But, says
Mr. HUME, " it will take a little time to look over

and make extracts from the correspondence which
passed at the time, sufficient to explain the transaction
fairly," and in the mean time, " he entreats that
Judtment may be suspended."
In a case of this description, the whole correspond-
etce) not garbled extracts which it requires time to
make, ought to be published ; but Mr. HUME may
now publish what he pleases ; he has admitted the
fact of which he was accused; namely, of having re-
ceived from the Greek Deputies reimbursement of the
loss sustained by his own speculation in Greek Scrip,
and on that fact, and that alone, his future reputation
must rest.

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve o' Clock.

The British Funds have been without any alteration of moment
all the morning ; Consols opened for account, at 811 /, were after-
wards buyers at 814, but relapsed to their opening price ; India
Bonds and Exchequer Bills are rather lower, the former at 40 1,
the latter at 23 4 pm. In the Foreign Funds, Mexican Bonds
Dave evinced more firmness, and are 641 ; Colombian were very
flat at the close of business yesterday, but have recovered a little,
and are now 371 S. In Shares little, business has been done,
and they are scarcely noticed; prices remain nearly as yesterday.
Three per Cent. Console, 814 I ; Ditto for Account, 814 4 ;
India 4 per Cent. Bonds, 40 1 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 23 4 pm.
17ollioN Fawns.---Brazilian, 644 51; Buenos Ayres, 62 3 ;
36 7 ; Colombian, 1824, 374 81 ; Mexican 5 per
;749 54 ; Ditto 6 per Cent., 644 4 ; Peruvian, 30 1 ;
Greek, 13 4; Russian, 841 5 ; Danish, 584 ; Spanish, 11 f.
lintii.—Anglo Mexican, 424 40 die. ; United Mexican, 124
Pasco Peruvian, 144 134 die. ; Real del Monte, 80
Ll,uo pm. ; Tlalpuxabus, 40 5 pm. ; Bolivar, 1 3 pm. ; Colom..
("AN 8 9 per Share.
estaxxs..—Alliance Fire and Life, 9 10 per Share ; Ditto
.Die, 44 5 per Share; British Iron Company, 274 64 die;
Welch Iron and Coal Company, 18 16 die.
• Two o' Clock.

Consols have receded to 811 I, with little business ; 4 per
Celt, (1828) 96j; India Bonds, arid Exchequer Bills remain
*t asarne rata as they were in the early pert of the morning ;
Union Bonds are lower, present price 631 ; Colombian, 88 ;
Russian Stock is about I per Cent. lower, and is 84i 5. In Shares
twilling doing.
Consols for Account, 811
FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 811 Danish Bonds
O. for Ac. 81 Greek Do. 1825 —141""lan Bonds 65 Mexican Do. 1825, 64
Buenos Ayres Do. Peruvian Do.
Chilian Do. 37 Russian Do. 85
Columbian, 1824, 384 Spanish Do. 11i

THREE 0' CL 0 CX.

0144 BAILEY SESSIONS—(THIs DAY.)

OLD COURT.

(Before Mr. Sergeant ARABII4.)
Wi?limn .Eckett, aged 19, stood indicted for stealing in the
tit), time, in the house of Sarah Stone, on the 27th of September,
;light silver spoons, her property.—The case was clearly proved.
°Mkt, Guilty.
ROBBERY AT THE SUN-OFFICE.
• Jose Jones was indicted for stealing from the Sun-Office,
°e the 20th of October, a watch, a ring, and several articles of
Wetting apparel.
Robert Iles stated that he was publisher to the Sew, and lived
io the house, 112, Strand. On the day in question, about six
(,):.elildt in the evening, he saw all the articles which belonged to
himself and Frederick liourgan, safe in the kitchen. They raiz-
te., the property about eight o'clock, and handbills were distribu-
_ 4; witness was told early the next morning that the thieves
were custody. He gave evidence against them at Bow-street,
~here the prisoner was committed. They recovered all the clothes,
out lost the watch and ring.
thl'redetick Hourgan confirmed this statement, and added that
• rrisoner had on a great coat belonging to witness, which the
iritegistrate ordered him to take off. There was another prisoner
c
n4rittdi but dismissed.
Groom was street-keeper in New-street, Covent-garden,
ate, on the above night, was informed by a person named Batson
*Like latter had been watching the prisoner, who had been
v'ink as if for a companion. Witness and Batson watched
.23_*, He was joined by a tall man carrying a bundle: witness
Z." them what they had ip tha bundle ? the prisoner replied
that
it was his alothes which the other was carrying for him ;
al the witness would go with them, he might be satisfied.
;nos accompanied them to an obseure street in Long-acre, but
6:423 pi no further, and insisted on taking them to the watch-
but were quickly surroun
some whmen, witness took the
grter and another. The latter was discharged at Bow-street.
they ciZtrotnt Aiteelit observed, in his charge to the Jury, that
of oteelbut iltrt the prisoner guilty on the capital charge—that
be the welling-hau
• W4/11'1111 .7f oust, bawls, the indictment stated it to
evidence that he did not live the proprietor, when it was proved by
siding there. The JueyZitk in the house, the Editor instead 'T-
eeny. The Learned Serpa:are' found him Guilty of the lar-
he had had a narrow escape, fo7en intimated to the prisoner that
the capital charge, the law must he had been found guilty on
note that he was a fit
tree taken its course. He then
directed Mr. Wontner to take a ti
person to be
sent out of the country.

FASMIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
WINDSOR, OCT. 31.—Yesterday, Lord and Lady
Clarendon arrived at the Royal Lodge, by invitation,
, •as did also Lord and Lady Maryborough, who had
dte honour of dining and passing the evening with his
• NiantsTY.

It is said that his MAJESTY intends changing his
roode of exercise, from that of riding in his phaeton,
to ride on horseback during the present autumn and
winter.

It is with unfeigned sorrow that we announce the
death of Miss Eleanor Henrietta Victoria Robinson,
Only child of the Right Honourable the Chancellor of
the Exchequer and Lady Sarah Robinson. This
arn icting event took place yesterday morning, at Black-
i
heath, and has plunged Mr. Robinson and his amia-
ble Lady into the. deepest possible distress. Miss
Iptobinson had been for some days alarmingly ill of a
'ever, but hopes were entertained of her recovery till
ilthin the last two days. She was born on the 22d of
aY, 1815, and consequently was in the twelfth year
of her age,