The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-22 00:00:00

; per Load of 3G Trusses,
MES'S.

!.

4
Clover 0 to 5 15
Oat Straw ........... 110 114
Wheat Ditto ....... 114 118
; jorites stationary, but threaten.
,e lower.
FIELD.

s. Z. s.
Clov.llay generally 4 10 to 5 10
Do. extra tine 0 0 515
Oat Straw llO 112
Wheat Ditto .... 112 116
ill; prices as last quoted.

Sir THOS. LETHBItIDGE, Bart. had a grand
dinner rut- on Saturday, at his house, Whitehall-place.

To COMMERCIAL, TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS,
ALBION HOTEL, HAYMARKET, SHEFFIELD.
WTR Avfs respectfully informs his nu
. •tnercus Friends, Commercial Gentlemen, and
the Public in general, that he has lately entered upon that
spacious Inn, THE ALBION HOTEL, situate in the
Haymarket, Sheffield, 80 many years known as " Healey's
Hotel," where he trusts he shall meet with that encourage-
ment which, by an unremitting attention to business, it
will be his constant study to deserve.
The Premises have recently been most elegantly tittial
up, and nothing conducive to the comfort of those who
may honour him with their Patronage will be found
wanting.
\Vines and Spirits. at a moderate charge..—Good Bcd,
and Stabling.

Next week will be published, by Messrs. Longman and
Co. Paternoster-row ; and S. Highley, Fleet-street ;
ACOLLECTION of CASES of MEN-
TAL DISEASE, with Practical Observations

the Medical Treatment, for the Use of Students.
By ALEXANDER MORISON, M.D.
President of the Royal College of Physicians of EtLu-
burgh,
Lately published, by the same Author, •
OUTLINES of LECTURES on MENTAL DIS-
EASES. Second Edition, with l 3 Plates, price 1073. 6.3.

• • 4'. Axe"

LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1828.

We have no great partiality for the fashion which
the House of Lords now so generally adopts, of
tinkering Bills sent up from the Commons.
With the most profound respect -for their Lord-
ships' judgments, we are frequently unable to detect
anything of improvement, even when ther exertions
fail in . utterly destroying what -is submitted to
their handy work—and in the Bill which was last
.night under their consideration, we fear that any
farther changes will so distort it as to render it dif-
ficult to be recognised, and will utterly defeat the
object which its promoters have in view.
Indeed, we have our doubts, how far the clause
i:►-
troduced by the Bishop of LLANDAFF has not already
succeeded in excluding some who now it in Parlia-
ment. How, for instance, can the Socinians make a
declaration on" the true faith of a:Christian"—for in
our acceptation of the word, those certainly are not
Christians, who deny the Divinity of our Saviour?
If we are right in our supposition, their case was in-
finitely better before, and it would be a strange
result, if a Bill, professing to be for the benefit of
Dissenters, had the effect of expelling some of. the
most useful and honourable Members in the House
of Commons. We deeply deplore their spiritual
blindness o►► this subject; but it is a question be-
tween them and their Maker, and evidently' does
not incapacitate them for the social and civil duties
of life.

The fact is, we can never feel secure about any
measure which is opposed by the craft . and deep
subtlety of the Earl of ELDON. He is quite the
modern " Cunctator," arid_when force and stratagem
fail—

" He wins, like Fabius, by delay."

The conciliatory and manly conduct of-the Duke
of WELLINGTON:IS entitled to the highest 'praise,
and we shall, no doubt; very soon exceed the Morn-
ing Post i',self, in admiration (extorted by conviction)
of his fitness for the post which he now occupies. 'Cer-
tain it is, that a Whig Administration never could
have'carried this Bill. The country would have
been in arms against it from one end to the other.

The Gazette de France of Sunday contains little
news, nor do the other French Papers furnish us
with any important intelligence from the probablf.
theatre of war.

We received this morning the Austrian Obscrucr
of the 10th April, which contains the Proclamation
of the PRESIDENT of Greece, respecting the esta-
blishment of a National Bank, but the document is
too long for insertion to-day; we shall, give it to-
morrow.

In our front page will be found the Manifesto of
the Emperor NICHOLAS, on the Treaty of Peace
concluded with Persia. The terms of this Treaty
arc altogether favourable to Russia, and extremely
humiliating to Persia, who sacrifices all and receives
nothing. So much for Russian forbearance, and the
unambitious views of the CZAR I

It is confidently stated in the City, that the re-
monstrances of England, Austria, and Prussia, have
induced the Russians to delay the patlsage of the
Pruth for a month.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELPE o' Clocx

Consols left off yesterday at 85, sellers, and the advance
which then took place has not only been maintained, but a
still further improvement has taken place this morning,
they opened at 85 reached sal, buyers, and may now
be quoted at 85i I; the Commissioners gave 851; the
scarcity of Money stock still exists, and the supply is not
by any means equal to the demand, which, from the invest-
ments making by the pablic, and the amount required by
the Commissioners, are to such an extent that still further
advances may be calculated upon, if, as it is reported, tic
Bears have oversold themselves. India Bonds are a trifle
higher, and 97 99 pm. ; Exchequer Bills remain stationary
at 64 65.

The Foreign Funds have had very trifling activity to -
day, and prices have been nearly the same since the open-
ing of the house; Russian Bonds accompany the rise In
Consols, being 884; and every other Foreign security is a
shade higher. Shares are in a dormant state.
TWO O'CLOCK
The report which we stated yesterday, as current, of the
delay till the 12th of Alay for passing the Pruth by the
Russtaa Army, is circulated with increased confidence to-
day, and Apse period CM:owls were done at 84 They
remained at 85 buyers,-until within the last few minute:.
when they reached 85a
rim:es CL 0 cK.

consols, 85k i. .
FOUR O'CLOCK.--cLosoicr PRICES.
Consols 85i 4 Danish 60
Do. for Ac. 854 i Greek, 1825 16i
Brazilian Bonds 60 Mexican, 1825 334
Pen, •
Buenos Ayres 344 -vian —.
Chilian Do• -:, Russian 881
Columbian, 181" 234 1 Spanish, 1821 114

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Secretary,
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AnititrAL OF THE DUKE OF CUMBER--
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7 and attended by Colonel Porzw, his
apartments in the Ring's Palace, St. James's, about five
o'clock yesterday afternoon, in his carriage and four, from
Dever. The Duke left his Palace near Berlin on the 9th
aprarnisi7led bayt
instant, and proceeded to Hanover, where his. Royal
Highness remained two days visit to the Duke and
on a
Duchess of CAMBRIDGE. His Royal Highness upon
leaving Hanover travelled through Brussels, Lisle, &c.
to Calais. He embarked at Calais about half-past one
o'clock yesterday morning, and made the passage across
the Channel in about three hours. The Duke landed at
Dover, and after breakfasting at the Ship Hotel, pro-
ceeded direct to town. Part of the Royal Duke's Suite
followed in two carriages and four. Soon after his arrival,
his Royal Highness, accompanied by Prince GEORGE,
went to visit his MAJESTY. His Royal Highness re-
mained to dinner with the KING. Prince GEORGE re-
turned to the Duke's apartments, where be was visited by
his Royal Uncle, the Duke of CLARENOE.
HOUSE OF LORDS.--(THIS DAY.)—Their
Lordships and the Judges were engaged all the day in
hearing a case, HARDING against PocLocs, on a Writ of
Error'froni the Court of Exchequer Chamber in Ireland.

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