The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-14 00:00:00

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FROM LLOYD'S.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE o' CLOCK.
Contrary to- expectation there has hitherto been
no increase of operations in the English Funds, and
the business has been chiefly confined to arranging
the accounts for to-morrow ; some fears, however,
seem to be entertained that the account will not be
finally adjusted without mischief. Consols opened
at 86i I, both for money and to-morrow, and the
only variation has been to 86t, sellers, which is
the present price, and 861, sellers, for November ;
the Commissioners paid 86i. India Bonds are 85
87; Exchequer Bills, 75 6 pus.
The state of the Foreign Funds is equally 'unin-
teresting:, and prices are nominally the same as yes-
, terday, for which we refer to the quotations below.
The only thing worthy of notice in Shares is a
trivial .decline in the premium on Imperial Brazilian
Mines to 48 50, arising more from the account than
any other cause ; Real Del Monte are 150 40 dis.;
Bolanos, 185 190 pm.

Three par Cent. Consols, 86a ; Ditto, for Account,
86; India Stock 237 8 ; Bank Stock, 208 9, ex. div.;
India Bonds, 65 7 pin.; Exchequer Bills, 75 6 pm.
FOREIGN.-Braxilian, 62+ 4 ; Buenos Ayres, 47 X;
Chilian, 27 9 ; Colombian, 19 ; Danish, 61i a ;
French, Five per Cent. 105+ Three per Cent., 734 4 ;
Greek, 18i 19; Mexican, Five per Cent., 28 9 ; Ditto,
Six per Cent ,38+ ; Peruvian, 18 19; Portuguese, 56 i;
Russian, 92+ 31 ; Spanish, 11+

MINES.-Anglo Mexican, 70 67i dim. ; Brazilian, 48
50 pm. ; Ditto, National, 5 pm. ; Bolanos, 185 195 pm. ;
Colombian, Vs 6 dis.; Real Del Monte, 150 140 dis. ;
United Mexican, 20 19 dis.

TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols have been alternately buyers and sellers,
at 86i ; at present the price is 864 I for to-morrow,
and 86} I for November, with scarcely any transac-
tions. Four per Cent. (1824), 103
The Foreign Stocks are motionless.
It is stated that the fever, which is ravaging Gi-
braltar, has reached Alicant.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for to-morrow, 864 and 86i, sellers,
(or November.

Up to the present hour the Hamburgh steamer
has not arrived.

AFFAIR OF HoNoutt.—We understand Mr.
SrEntAt, through his friend Mr. O'MAtir.n, sent a hostile
message to Mr. JERVIS, the late Mayor of Limerick, which
Mr. JERVIS declined receiving. Mr. JERVIS was formerly
a Lieutenant in the 6th Dragoon Guards, or Carabineers,
and is now Adjutant on the Staff on the City of Limerick
Militia.—Dublin Erening Post.

A celebrated foreign physician, who was not
less noted for his social than his medical qualities, used to
declare that he should have (lied a hundred times of indi-
gestion if he had not accustomed himself to take coffee after
dinner.

Two cases, containing human bodies, were
seised en Tuesday last, on board a steamer, in the Bruns-
' wick dock basin, and were removed to the dead house,
bottom of Chapel-street. They have since been interred
is the parish cemetery.—Liverpool Advertiser.
Mr. MILTON, the celebrated horse-dealer,
undertakes to drive one set of horses in harness from his
stables in Piccadily to Windsor in one hour and a quar.
ter ; distance 23 miles. If accomplisher!, it will be the
greatest undertaking ever known in sporting annals : to
come off this week.

A few days since, whilst ploughingbelonging to Mr. Farticit, in the parish of
in a field
of Hanwell, Ox-
fordshire, the share struck against a small Roman urn,
upon the breaking of which there fell out seventy silver
coins, of the following Emperors and Empresses : —NERO,
VESYA SIAN, TITUS, DOMITIAN, NERVA,TRAJAN, ADRIA N,
ANTONINUS PIUS, AURELIUS, FAUSTINA (wife of AN-
TONINUS), FAUSTINA (wife of Autumns), and LUCILLA
(wife of Vtutus).
ROYAL POETRY.—The following epitaph on
her favourite dog is given by Count Sruuß. in his Me_
moils as a Specimen of the Empress CArtmuNE's poetical
talents

CI git la Duehesse Anderson,
Qui mordit Monsieur Rogerson.

A farmer in this neighbourhood being much
infested with sparro,vs, and having suffered very severely
Iron; their depredations on his growing crop, resolved,
when they Caine to his barn-yard, to let them feel the
effects of powder and lead. Accordingly, one day this
week, hiving provided himself with these, and putting
his old gun in the best possible order, he charged it, and
watching a favourable opportunity, let drive at them a
random shot, and to his astonishment picked up no fewer
than 54 birds ! Flushed with such unexpected success,
he reloaded his piece, and brought down other 30,
making, in all, seven dozen at two shots ! Stirling Jour.

having spread to Cadiz and Seville, and some
suspicious cases have occurred at the ports to
the eastward.

In consequence of the unexpected turn which
the Russian campaign has taken, it is now re-
ported that Parliament will not meet till after
Christmas. The Duke of WELLINGTON is so
pleased with the success of the Turks that he
has written to the REIs EFFENDI, assuring him
of his high consideration !—The SULTAN is
in extacies.

The Bombay Gazette, of the 4th of June,
has been received. The only kern of intelligence
is, that about a quarter past five o'clock, P.M.,
on the 3d, a severe *squall from the N.E., ac-
companied with heavy rain and vivid lightning,
announced the commencement of the monsoon.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(THIS DAY,

DEAL, OCT. 13.---Wind W.5.\17.---Arrived the
Essex, Barclay, from the South Seas.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 13.---Wind N.W.---Arrived
from London, the Pyramus, Elder, for New South
Wales; and Wanderer, for Fernando Po.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 12.---Wind S. to S.S.E.---
Off Port, the Unity, Wooldrew, and Mary, Bar-
clay, from Gibraltar, and have gone to Standgate
Creek, having foul bills of health.

BRISTOL, OCT. 13.--Arrived the Polgooth, Rol
ings ; and Adia, Hackmatach, from Denis.

BATAVIA, JUNE 13.—The Asia, Captain Stead,
from Sydney, hound to Sincapore, just anchored for
a short time in these Roads, on the Ilth, to set on
shore Capt. Towns, who had unfortunately lost the
Bonavista. Captain Towns, while on his way to
the Mauritius, struck on the Kens Reef, which is
situate between Week Reef and the Bampton
Shoals, in lat. 21, in the evening of the 18th of
March, and the vessel unfortunately became a wreck
while on the rock, where it remained eight weeks.
Capt. T. constructed a cutter out of the wreck, and
loaded her with the cargo of the Bonavista, when
the Asia hove in sight and took the cutter in tow,
when unfortunately the cutter upset. Capt. T., with
his crew and passengers, were with difficulty picked
up. Capt. T. lost three of his crew, also his
baggage, and in fact every thing, except about 1,400/.
in specie, which had providentially been transhipped
the preceding evening on the Isle.

Arrived at St. Helena, the Timor, Ford, from the
South Seas ; and Waterloo, Rattenburgh, from
Batavia.