The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-13 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Consols—Saturday closed . 76U1
After the Close • 7G4
This morning opened 764
The Market opened gloomily at 76i, and went
down to 751. From that price, Consols revived to
76g. The fluctuations" from that time, have not
exceeded 4, and at 1 o'clock the quotation was
7540. The amount of business has been consi-
derable, especially for Money Stock. The
'owers to sell, are numerous beyond example.
Bank Stock .
India Bonds . -
3 per Cent. Consols (Money)
3 per Cent. Reduced . .
3i per Cent. Reduced
New 4 per Cent. .
Exchequer Bills, .£lOOO-4 9 7 10 dis.
.1:500-5 8 dis.
.4:loo—par.. 1 pm. 3 dis.
The pecuniary pressure hourly increases, and
unless some means be speedily resorted to, for
relieving the Commercial World, a crash may be
.xpected, of which it will be impo4aible to con-
ecture the limits.

193 j.
10 4 dis.
75i-
- 761.

92g.

An issue of Exchequer Bills, on Goods or other
sufficient security, is talked of; but, looking at
the present prices of these securities, it were dif-
ficult to comprehend, how they could- give relief.
At a discount of 10 for large, and 3 for small, it
is evident that an addition to the quantity of. Ex-
chequer now in the Market, might render them
unavailable. At any rate, they must bear a higher
rate of internst. Nothing, however,seems capable
of giving relief but—Bank of England notes; and
then come all the difficulties and dangers of an in-
creased issue. In such case there would be no
safety for the Bank but in the old resource—an
Order of Council in polio.
FOREIGN.

This Market still gloomy—and still dropping.
Columbian, 1824, 52 ; Mexican six per Cent.,
60; Peruvian, 35; Brazil, 52; Danish, 53;
Greek, 18 ;' Spanish 91 ; Russian Bonds, 76i.
SUARES.
Anglo-Mexican, 221- dis.; United Mexican,
new, 2 dis.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE•

THE KING.

WINDSOR, FEB. 12.—His MAJESTY attended Divine
Service this morning, at the Private Chapel, contiguous to the
Royal Lodge in the Great Park, accompanied by his suite ; the
Rev. Dr. Sumner officiated.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
Earl Grey; Mrs. Canning; Lord Elliott; Lady Francis
Leveson Gower; Colonel and Mrs. Gower ; Colonel and Mrs.
Gage; Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon;• Colonel and Airs. Hast-
ings; lion. 31r. and lUrs. Jervis; Colonel Sir Philip Roche
Keating ; the Bishop of Lincoln and Mrs. Pelham ; Lord
Redesdale and Miss Mitford ; Colonel and Mrs, O'Reilly;
Baron Stierneld.

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.
The Hon. and Rev. A. Grey, for Enville Hall, Stourbridge
James Hughes, Esq. and Mrs. Hughes, for Aheristwith ;
Baron Dimsdale and Family ; Rev. George Burrard ; Calomel
Philpott.

DINNER PARTIES IN HIGH LIFE.
On Saturday last.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
at Kensington Palace ; the Speaker of the House of Commons;
Colonel 'Backbone, in Portland-place ; Mr. Williams, in
bower Brook-street; Mr. Dickonson, and Mr. Pepys.
On Friday.—The Bishop of Exeter; Mr. J. Dent, M.P., in
Hertford-street; the Vice-Chancellor in South-street; Mr.
Davenport in Lower Brook-street; Mr. Haldimand in Sey-
mour-place; and Lady Davy's evening Party.
On Thursday.—Sir G. Warrender, Mr. Burton, and Mr.
Whitton ; Lady Barnard and Lady Macdonald, had evening
Parties.