The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-21 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Tyr.ELr o' CLocr.
We have at length the gratifying satisfaction to
announce the safety of the Belfast steamer, which
has arrived at Plymouth from Oporto ; the delay
and consequent alarm felt for this vessel and her
patriotic passengers, which amounted in all to 160
persons, was occasioned by her having been on shore
and nearly wrecked, in consequence of which she
put into Corunna, and remained in that port eight
days, during which period sonic necessary repairs
were done, and provisions and fuel taken in, in order
to enable her to undertake the remaining part of her
return voyage—the other missing vessel, the Curio-
lanes, which sailed from Oporto on the sth, having
MI board several passengers of distinction, has also
arrived off Dover ; by neither of these conveyances
could we expect any news, but the information by
the steamer may tend to explain the causes which
led to the disastrous issue of the efforts of the ad-
herents of Don Pedro. Consols opened at 86 If
for money, and 881 for to-morrow, account day ;
theY have been SBl, buyers, and 881, sellers, the
'illy fluctuation ; they are now at the opening price,
and 881 11,- for August, with very little doing except
.:144fting uP accounts. The premium on India Bonds
rather higher, 106 7; and Exchequer Bills con-
tinue stationary at 72 3.
The Foreign. Market is extremely uninteresting
t°'daY, Mexican Bonds are 39+ ; Greek, 17 18 ;
I)°rtugue6e,s6 ; Russian, 94,1 and Danish, 62
Shares have somewhat improved, in Anglo Alexi-
the discount is reduced to 62.} ; and on United
Mexican to 19 18; Brazilian Mines arc 46 8 pm.
Three Aet Per. Cent. Consols, 861 ; Ditto, for the
ite7"nt, 881- i; India Stock, 246 8 ; India Bonds, 106
,2
PM. ; Bank Stock, 210; ‘olli- - Exchequer Bills,
pm.
ch-i?"IGN.--Brazilian, 6211-; Buenos Ayres, 43i 41
Fire per ", 26 7; Colombian, 23i 4; Danish, 62 1i; French,
17 Cent. 1051 61 ; Three per Cent. '721-3 ; Greek,
• Mexican, Five per Cent., 28 9 ; Ditto, Six
° 39/ 40 ; Peruvian, 23 4; Portuguese, 56 ;
ftian 941 1; Spanish, 10i 11.
Nitwes.---Anglo Mexican, 621 die. ; Brazilian, 46 8
g
Real del Monte, 60 die. ; United Mexican, 19
; Colombian, Si 4 dia.
TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols remain steady at 881
with scarcely
atlY thing doing. In the Foreign Funds no alteration.
TRRE. 0' CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 88+, buyers and sellers.

a qENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
litt 21.—The Belfast steam packet arrived at Plymouth,
,il'i Friday, having put into Corunna, on her return from
N'tugal. She is expected in London to-morrow. The
vuPerb, with Count D'ALvA on board, arrived off the
'foot-house, on Saturday afternoon. She left Plymouth
""I Thursday evening.
di DINNER TO MR. O'CONNELL.—A grand
' vvi,i'' has been given to Mr. O'ColiNimit in Dublin, at
(:n upwards of 300 persons were present. Lord CLosr-
onll'ltT tea it the chair, suported by Mr. O'CoNiszta,
lie side,s anid Lord GORMANpSTOWN on the other.
1 Amongst the many' works of sculptors at
14
s me is a colossal horse, now completed by a British ar-
:i
t. Mr. TmostAs CAs;ritni,t, which is a part of a group
tll. n.lonument to he erected at Edinburgh, in memory of
't distinguished soldier, Lord HornouN. . .
z George's,—lDl ----
AIAR E 0
ttA 111
n Saturday,
..anover-square, Grogan WATsoN
V.itl' a Bond-street, to ELIZABETH, daughter
HER, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn. the 19th inst., at
SMYTH,
of CIIAS.
tht t the Thetford wool fair,
fiti,.!°inPany was more numerous than at the preeedi
on Thursday last,..n
th 1144. Corn presided as usual. The Chairman opened
itietrhfisiness by referring to the cross-breed which lie had
lie °lnced into his flock of the Hampshire Downs, which
abrionsidered very beneficial both with regard to the wool
an c, . feat; he observed, that Mr. Frsos and he differed
-Pinion relative to this cross, but as Mr. Fvsos had his
wool ,58t
tuki,l year through Mr. WALLER, lie had an oppor•
g,,t,Y (d. proving its quality ; and he fully expected that
olden 'Man woul7l say that his was a better sort of wool
could be met with in this county. He concluded by
jrling his wool to Mr. WALLER at 40s. per toil. Mr.
Cl',\.V"B and Mr. FYSON made some observations on Mr.
stiiii':" Hampshire cross, the latter stating that he was
co.roie tly
,t.'
nur opinion that the pure Sussex Down, when it is suf.
long and strong for combing, was superior to any
_ts with the Hampshire. In reference to the quality of
51r• Cores wool, he added, that having had it but one
ear' be could not judge as to its being improved, hut the
..hut,
euitY was good. He could not, however, speak of it in
superlative degree, for although it was good, he could
tut but _
t, , Fay there was better, though not a large quantity,
be found in the county. Mr. WALLER. said the price
.r. Coxx had fixed for his wool was more than it was
b,lrth'; if he accepted it, lie must expect to lose 501. by it ;
jkl4 afriend of his, Major CASE, had politely offered to be
f the loss, and he should therefore take the wool as of-
t'"l. We have not heard of any other lot being sold, ex-
-I,t a lot of half-bred Leicester.-- Norwich Mercury.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—JuIy 19.
The incessant rains at the latter part of last week, and
on Monday in this, brought the Millers and Bakers to
Market for Wheat and Flour; each of those articles com-
manded considerably higher prices on Tuesday last, than
the currency of this day week—the intermediate part of
the week has passed over without much doing until today,
which has been exceedingly throng.—The Millers bought
Fine Wheats freely at an advance of 4d. to 6d. per Bushel.
There is no alteration in the prices of Grinding Barley.—
For Oats an advance of Id. to 2d. was demanded without
mmy sales being effected.—Boiling Pease remain nominal
—And Beans are as last noted.—The demand for Malt is
somewhat improved, but the prices can scarcely be quoted
higher.—Fresli-made Fleur is the article most in request,
and the quotations to-day are Is. 6d. to 2s. per sack
above last Saturday's prices.—There is no alteration in the
price of Oatmeal ; but the demand is a little improved. We
refer to the currency subjoined.
Customary Bushel.
Wheat (701 h.) s. d.
English, 8 9 9 6
------ Fine New---- 8 6 9 0
Second Runs-- 8 4, 8 6
Scotch & Welch 8 4 ig - 9
Irish, Fine Old ----- 8 g 0
7
New-- _ 8 0
.----- Inferior 7 0
8 4 9 6
English, Fine _
Irish .nding 4
Foreign,l3l:,"trieeeyrboi=) 5 0
Inferior for (grin
Oats (451 b.)
English, Fine Poland 3 4
Scotch, Potatoe
Irish, tor Mealing ,
Foreign 3 I
'Pease (Imp. 7 356 0 59 0
Blue, (boilers) ------ 6 3 46 0 50 0
White (ditto) J
English, Fine 45 0 •
o 1 o 'Suffolk,Fine 44 0 - -
Scans (Imp. Qr.) s. d. 5. (1. (Per Sack
and s. d. to s. d.
Inferior— 44 0 45 0
Fine
Irish, 40 0 4-4 n Seconds 42 0
38 0
Foreign i 2 0 48 0
Malt (per load of ii Imp. Bush.)
Superfine 16 0
Nottingham, fine— 45 0 46 0 • • I 38 0
Yorkshire 43 0 44 0 c
—lrish, Fine— 42 0
Irish and Inferior— 36 0 41 0 Per load of 2401 b.. 0
Par Sack of 2801 b. Imp. Oatnunl,
Flour,Notts. Fine 43 0 45 0 —scotch & Irish
Sup. 46 0 47 0 Feeding 20 0

5 3
4 3

4 0 4 ._;

3 6
3 6
3 1
3 0
0

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SEi
66

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0 72 0 1
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O 72 0
O 64 0
O 59
8 74 0.

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28 10 29 5
27 8 28 10

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26 0 28
25 4 26 0
24 8 25 4
24 0 24 8„

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44 0
40 0
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