The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-09 00:00:00

‘ THE FUNDS.

Consols Yesterday closed
After the Close
This morning opened

79 to 791
79

-78 i 9

The Market opened heavily, with Consols at
the closing price of yesterday 78/-9. The
rumour of unfavourable news from Russia in-
creased the gloom, and they gradually , went
down to 781. A Hebrew Broker, coming
forward as a buyer of 100,000 at some-
what recovered the Market, which, for a
short time, stood at 78.1 a—but Consols after-
wards gave way, and, from 781 4, receded
to 78k- I—the quotation at 1 o'clock. The
Commissioners were served with Consols at
781. There was a greater amount of busi-
ness this Morning, than has been transacted
for some days. Money Stock continues to pour
into the Market, and the Power Office, is full of
orders from the country. The extremity of com-
mercial distress has not yet been felt—much
more, we greatly fear, yet remains to be encoun-
tered.

Bank Stock continues to decline, and has now
fallen to 2044.

3 per Cent. Consols ( Money)
.3 per Cent. Reduced -
34 per Cent. Reduced
New 4 per Cent. . .

) - -77 d.
781.

- 874.
. .

Exchequer Hills, £lOOO--2 1. dl..
CAOO-2 die. psr%
LlOO-2 1 pus.

YOREION.

• 94i.

A gloomy Nlarket—every specks of Foreign
Security continuing to fall. Since yesterday, there
I;as been a further drop, of from 2 to 4 per Cent.
in South American.

To-day at 1.
.53
- 88
-60 i
12
.
eßi
• 15

Yesterday.
654 Colombian, 1824
69 Mexican, 6 per cent.
634 Ditto 6 per cent.
64 Brazil .
68 Danish
I 6 Greek .
114 Spanish.
824 Russian

- 'U
t 22

SHARES.

A nglo-Nlexican, 13{ dis.;• A rigna, 6 dis.; Co
lombian, 21 die. ; Potosi, 3 dis.; United Mexi
can, 2 dis. ; Australian, 5 pm.

M I L A N.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER rnom MILAXI DATED THE

2Gi•tt ULT.

Mr. DAvis, the celebrated English Equestrian
Manager, has just arrived in our city, with Mr. Wieson, the
Tight-rope. Dancer, and hie incomparable troop of horses, to
which he has added twelve, the finest he could purchase at
Paris, Lyons, and Turin. He has been engaged by Mr.
OLOBBOP, who is concerned in the first and second Imperial
Theatres. Mr. BAR nylliont is his Stage Manager, and his
wife plays the principal business with great success : her (baba,
Pcrouse, brought forth so much applause, that else is regu-
larly called for, ala Kean, on the dropping of the curtain.
Three Pioger'd Jack was also got up but, as the blessings of
the Unholy Alliance attend the rehearsals, in the shape of Po-
lice Directors, unfortunate Jack being a robber, these worthy
and moral critics thought him too dangerous a charact4 to ap-
pear the hero, and consigned him to the tomb of the Caplets.
However, Don Joan was finally played, sand the English Sca-
ramouch produced lots of bumpers. The people, to revenge
the withdrawal of °hie, damned without mercy a new Ballet,
from which great things were expected. The rulers and the
ruled hereliate each other, and, were it not for a strong armed
force; the Austrians would soon be in the missing list. On
Sunday the 12th of February the equestrians open with Timour
the Tartar, and are likely to' do wonders. The Italians are
fascinated with our English Clown, and appear to enjoy it ex.
ceedingly. They:also felt delighted with the Dog of.ll(nitargis,
which is well playel ; in fact, the appearance of an English
Company, in such various departments of the Drama, has the
most striking effect on the Milanese, and la likely to prove a
fund of wealth to all the parties concerned.'

The Journal des Data: contains the indict-
ment of fear wretches who are to be tried by Ihr
Court of Assize at Melon, for robbery and
murder. Their names are Guillaume, Champy
and his wife, and Mouchain, all in the lower
classes of life. The former is charged with being
the murderer of Champy's first wife and her
child, and the three latter us being his accom-
plices. The indictment, in giving a long history
of Guillaume, states several atrocious crimes, rob-
berieg, and sacrileges.
A report which has been circulated of assist-
once given by the Rank to an emitiesnati(T,Poriclagnotiolde
house, to a very large amount, is
authority, to be without foundation.
Two informations under the new Act for the
prevention of smuggling were heard before the
Magistrates in the [she of Wight last week ; in
one of which tilt °Wender, named Sparrow, was
sentenced to nerve onboard a man-of-war for 5
years ; and the other, named ‘Vheeler, to pay
tine of 1001.

The Bishop of WINCHESTER, on a case refer-
red to him, has determined that clerks and or-
guniits are not to direct what is to be sung in
churches, but to obey in all respects the orders
of the oaciating Ministers.
The waste of it►fant life, especially among the
lower classes, in the metropolis, is incredible.
It is calculated that of the children born, not
more than one-half survive a twelvemonth.
In a letter addressed by DONALD O'NEIL,
King of Ulster, and by the Barons and People
of Ireland, to Poet: Joust, in the early part of
the 14th century, the
aniDlOSitieB at that time so
long cherished between the inhabitants of Eng-
land and Ireland are attributed originally to the
interference of the Pope.