The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-22 00:00:00

TILE FUNDS.

Consols—Saturday closed
After the Close

77ii

This morning. open►ed_ - 770
The Market opened this morning less heavily
than yesterdaY, and money bargains have been
effected, although t.t for considerable amount!.
Consuls. began 77, and advanced to 784, at
which price the Commissioners—as usual, being
the highest— were served.
At 1 o'Clock tl..e quotation was 78-IT.
India Stock (for Account) . 233.
India Bonds . . 3-5 pm.
3 per Cent. Consols (Money) . 78.
Ditto (Account) 784.
95a.

New 4 per Ccnt.

Exchequer Bills, £lOOO-5 4 5 pm.
.C5OO-5 4 5 pm.
.ClOO-5 4 G pin.

FOREIGN.

There has been sots P advance in the prices of
Foreign Securities, which we, however, consider
in a great measure as nominal, being only changes
from one hand to another—in the House.
Voterday.
493 -
115 a -
31 -

This day.

. Colombian 1824.
Mexican 6 per Cent.

Per LI Vielll
. ChiLim

Brazil

Dsni.th

JJa
101
74.

Greek

Spanish .
Russian Bonds

SHARES.
Anglo-Mexican, '23 di..; Bolanoo, 71 prn. ;
Brazilian, S dis. ; Britkh Iron, 161 dis. ;
31 dis. ; Thilptr‘altua has been at 5 dis.,
since recovered to par ; I pm. ; Liver-
pool and Manchester Railway, 12 pm.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

THE KING.

Wrxnann, Tueselqy Evrising.—l have delayed my letter to
the latest hour in order to affbrd you the gratification of know-
ing that the Kixo. (who was this morning pronounced to be in
so re-established a state of health as to render any more Bulk-
tins unnecessary) continues in as improved and happy a state
as your heart could wish. Sir HENRY II AL FORD, the only
Physician who has been in attendance since Sunday, did not
deem it necessary to remain any longer at the Lodge, and ac-
cordingly went to town to communicate to the Royal Family
and Ministers the joyous event.—P. S. Up to the present
moment, his MaiEsTY continues in the best possible state;
' and hopes arc entertained that in a very few days he will be able
to ride out.

THE Di.',KE OF YORK'S LEVEE.
Vesterday, at a quarter past four o'clock, the Duke of Von K,
Cmoniander-in-(thief, lit:] a Levee at his Offive in the Horse
Guards, which W;LC attended by the Alarquis Carmatiten, Ge-
nerals the Earl of Cavan and Nicolls, Lieutenant-Generals the
Earl of Roslyn, • and Sir Thomas. Hislop, Major Generals
Stevenson and St. George, and about twenty-six others. The
Levee closed soon after live o'clock.
, .

A lilt IVA LS IN TOAVN.
Mr. and lady Elizabeth Drummond, from lielvoir Castle
Sir .lost.ith and-Ludy Itrulelilie and family, from l'orkhhire
Uohmel Alitcdonald, from ditto.

. •
DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.
The Marc uis of Westmeath, for Ireland ; Lord Nugent,
for Lilleys, Bucks; Lord'and Lady Colchester, for Calbrooke,'
Sussex ; Sir Wm. Shaw, Bart. M.P. for Dublin; Wm. Ken-
nedy, Esq. for Scotland ; Sir George NVarreptler, Bart. for
Berk ; the Earl of Egrenumt, for Sussex ; Mr. Rush and
laady Cope. for Berks ; Sir Gregory NI ay, Bart. fur Brighton
General .Pigot,• for Brighton ; Sir Edward Stanley, Bart. for
Richmond ; Mrs. Upton and family, for Bath ; Lord•Robczt
Spencer, for Sussex.

Prince Leopold came to town on Sunday evening From Clare,.
mont. His Royal Highness honoured the Duke and Duchesi
of Somerset with his company to dinner on Monday, at theit
residence in Park-lane, where a select party were present to
meet his Royal Highness.
The' Marquis of Hertford's concert, yesterday evening, in
Piccadilly, was attended by a numerous party of the haul lug.
Earl Vernlam entertaintd the Dowager Marchioness of Sails-
bury .and a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at his house
in rosvenor-square
The Countess of Tankerville's assembly, on Monday even-
ing, was very fashionably attended.
The lion. Agar Ellis had a dinner • party yesterday, at his
house in Spring-gardens. •

Dispatches were received on Monday at they
Foreign Office, from the Duke of Ww.INGToN,
to Mr. Secretary CANNING. The dispatches
came by the nay of Ilambureh.
Yesterday the Lords of the Treasury held a
Board of the Treasury Chamberi.
On Monday and yesterday his MAJesTy's
small alms were distribued by Mr. HANBY, the
King's Secretary to the Loup limit A muoNEtt,
to eight hundred poor aged men and women at
the Almonry Office in Whitehall. The Royal
Bounty was in the coinage of the present year..
The Marquis of LosuosnEany has preferred
claim Id the right Of voting, at elections for
tle'eee_orsfl.lriviirleelgilensd... is referred to the Commit-
PrA
negociation has been some time on the tapis
between Mr. Encns and Madame PASTA ; her
Stipulations, however, are such as to stagger that
gentleman's chancellor of the exchequer,jor she
requires 10001. down, another 10001. at the con-
ti7c‘st
jion oouffaltstielxteosienals.aostt,toa
bitrtelewirt,feottrentlitt.. attitudritulgieisiee-r
engagement.
e.
an author by his worst works while
living, and by his best when deAd : the same may
be said of Things; and there are but few persons
who will not regret when Lotteries have rtssed
away ; for after all that can be urged against
them, there is no other mode by widolt any one
may gain, in a few days, Twenty Thousand
Guineas,
by Act of Parliament, this Door of Hope is nowfor the risk of a tome trifle ; and yet,
to he closed for ever, as the present Lottery,
to be drawn Wednesday,' Third Of May., is tie
last but one That can take. place in this Kingdom.
The_ Lawyers say that Miss Foci Tt: had a
lucky escape, for that with it husband She would
have had to maintain a husband.