The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-19 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, MELTS 0. GLOM
A more than usual apathy seems to pervade the
English Funds, and the operations have not had
any important feature since the commencement of
business this morning. Consols opened at 874, be-
came buyers, but on the Chancery Broker selling
30,0001. on a balance, the price receded to 87i 4-,
at which rate they remain. The Commissioners
gave 87i. India Bonds are 113 1.5; Exchequer
Bills, 71 2 pm.

In the Foreign House the Members are so com-
pletely destitute of employment, that they have
amused themselves by playing boyish pranks with
each other, which it is understood ended, as these
things generally do, in quarrels ; symptoms of a more
serious nature; were threatened, when friendly in-
interference, or the more appalling spectacle of a
coffin painted on the floor, and other insignia of
the baneful practice of duelling, had the effect of
reconciling the angry rage of the offended party, and
good fellowship has been renewed between them.
Brazilian are 6O 1; Portuguese, 524 Mexican,
384 94 ; and Russian, 95
In Shares Imperial Brazilian Mines have not re-
covered their premium, and remain at 37 9 ; United
Mexican, 17 16 dis. The City is unusually dull
from want of news of any description, and every
thing portends a quiet day.

Three per Cent. Console, 67i 1 ; Ditto, for Account,
17i 1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 87j ; India Bonds,
113 15 piu. ; Bank Stock, 213 14 ; Exchequer Bills,
71 2 pm.
Foatexam.—litrazilian, 664 1; Buenos Ayres, 43 5 ;
Chilian, 26 8 ; Colombian, 23i 4; Danish, 62; Greek,
171 ; Mexican, Six per Cent., 384 91 ; Peruvian,
23 4 ; Portuguese, bt/ ; RiLssian, 3; Spanish, 103- 11.
Mttas.—Anglo Mexican, 70 65 die. ; Brazilian, 37
39 pot. ; Colombian, Si 21 di.. ; United Mexican, 17
16 did.; Geaeral Mining Association, Si 9. pm.

TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols are 87i, buyers. The market is in a
state of complete repose, and no business. The
Foreign Funds are without alteration.

THREE O'CLOCK
Consols, 87i 4 for this, and 871 for October,
Letters from Oporto, of the 9th instant, have been re.
ceived this morning. Every thing remained at that
date in the same state as our last advices from thence.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 871 Danish
Do. for Ac. 871 Greek, 1525
Brazilian Bonds Mexican, 1825 .3g.t
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chilian Do. Russian 951
Columbian, 1824 Spanish, 1821 11

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Yesterday
morning were married by special license, at St. Mary's,
Bryanston-square, the Earl of CHICHESTER to the beauti-
ful Lady DIARY BR UDENELL, fourth daughter of the Earl
of CA AMC AN.

CORK, AuG. 16,—0n this day week the
Counsel and Agent for the people will proceed to Fernioy, and
apply at the Petty Sessions to have informations taken re-
specting the late proceedings at the inquest. The Magi-
strates will also employ Counsel. If they refuse the ap-
plication, a legal discussion will arise, and the whole affair
be laid before the LORD CHANCELLOR. A spirited con-
versation took place on the subject at the close of the Cork
Assizes between Mr. BENNETT and Baron PENNEFATHER.
It is expected that there will be about three
thousand troops soon quartered at Fermoy.—Cork Mer-
cantile Chronicle.

The accounts from the Hop Plantations this
t-iling are rather more favourable than for the last three
(s. The duty since last week, owing to the preva-
enee of cold winds, fell so low as 130,0001. The damage
lone by the poles being blown down is considerable, and
.he cold nights have prevented the burr from coming on
tindly. The change in the weather.yeaterday has caused
n advance in the duty to 15Q,000/., at which it is esti-
nated this morning. The prices of hops are about 10s.
uglier than last week.
FRAUDS ON THE UNDERWRITERS.—The
)Mowing is an extract of the sentence passed at Hamburgh,
in partici concerned in scuttling the Vrow Gretha,
kVIZN master, from Hamburg to London, in December,
828, with intent to defraud the Underwiters in Ham-
mrgh and London :—" SI3ION STERN, of Delfzyl, three
e4rs' imprisonment, and to be banished from Hamburgh.
EoiAlt SAMUEL MONDAC, his imprisonment, from Fe-
brdary, 1826, to February, ,1827, considered sufficient—
to 'be banished. ISRAEL EMANUEL VON Dcux, four
yeirs' imprisonment and hard labour. ERNEST ALFRED
COMEX, of Hamburgh, five years' imprisonment and hard
laliour, and banishment from Hamburgh and its territory.
LE'rl KOOPMAN SAMUELS, of Jever, not sufficient proof
against him. Proceedings to be taken against Hulse:um.;
AittEti, the master, and DE BOER, the mate.
41,Ve understand that a tradesman of this town
ha received orders for a dozen sets of cricket apparatus to
disband I
nmeteuel
Nsa ther Yy.
......(.f. o
rom, aun proyn.
be rent to Italy.—Nottinyham Mercury.
J R utsit YEONIANY.—
It is not the intention,
regret to
would,to b i
learn,
I'utl.pe er present,
can,: ' Actwe rof e Parliament
-n e strict inquiry, we find that the usual vote had passed
;h House of Commons for the pay of these persons. We
ili 1(1 not be surprised, when they learn this intelligence,
1 o nd them attribute the suspension to their clamour.
ea r
. d ANGLESEY'S Government is now placed ill a position
vhich demands promptitude, energy, and, ahoy all,decision.
—Dublin Evening Post.