The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-27 00:00:00

FUNDs-(THIS DAY).

These CITY, TWELVE o'Ccoorr.
.., ttlement for the Account taking place in the
tnglith Funds to-day, the brokers and dealers have
althOtiuglhisny
been k ~
employed in arranging their accounts,
a considerable number have been closed
within these few days ; up to the present period
eve': thing seems to be going on smooth, although
the fluctuations during the Account have been of
considerable importance.
and:for January 86i Consols opened at 864 4,the price improved as high as
861, and 864 i for the latter period, and have since
declined to 86 * for this, and 861 I for next time.
As usual, on similar OCCaSiOnS, reports have been
abundant, and soon after the commencement of busi-
ness a rumour was circulated of a shot having been
fired at the
tries; hnloawinev:i.l,l
—King of France, by some of the discon-
te.nted spirits which infest the capitals of all coun-
no belief was placed in it. India
Bendss r, their advance of yesterday, and
Poreign' ; Exche uer Bills also keep up at 55 '7 pm.
Little activity has been shewn this morning in the
Funds :---,Brazilian are 61 ; Mexican 6 per
,Cents• 54; and Russian have advanced to 93-i i ;
r rtugueseare also better, and are 75f 6.
, The
Ake of Marlborough packet has arrived at
des "Itn"tli, from Lisbon, in 14 days, and has brought
f. Patches for Government, which-were immediately
orwar
pe ded by express. Our information relative to
acid an Bonds seem* to be turning out correct,
fief they seem gradually to be retiring to their for-
Prip,`'Lirnation, they are about 3j. In Mining Shadres,
kairrill,..lla are on the decline, and are 50 Is •
4 trifl monte, 40 to 50 prem.; Brazil Mines are
bear7e.iligher, and are 47 9 prem., they appear to
iL' the palm of public favor.
z 2, a ;le Per Cent. Consols, 86 *;• ditto for the Account,
114diliTary, 86 i ; Four per Cent. (1826) 1011 i ;
Pe, 71418, 85 7 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 55 7 pm.
liki ;Nix. Brazilian, 61 ; Buenos Ayres, 46 8 ; Chi-
-6 Piell,_B ; Colombian, 29* 30 ;, Danish, 604 10; Fieitch,
Chi-
-1 l•, 101 i 2 ; Ditto, 3 per Cent., 69 '7 ; Greek,
6a4` • 1 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent., al ; Ditto, 6 per Cent.,
4 ; 'Bl' 'l'ian, 33 4 ; Portuguese, 754 6 ; Russian, 93k
AtiPani'll, Ili i. • ': ..47 9
Dill. Tf.,_4'.--A1 Mexivaier4°. 674 dis- 1 Breiretan, Monte,
40 os'ulotribian, 11l 12-1 per Ilia' e ; Real uel
Mexican,
17i 16 Pin. ; Tialptocahua, 50 di,. ; Unites
dil.

(011 TWO O'CLOCK.
for sots have been 86 for money, and 86f
is Sgjtthilaq• The nearest quotation at present
1,„; for the former, and .86/ f for the latter, the
i-411:146°h seems to be on the decline. India
Bills
t(l4 lire still higher, at 87 9. . Exchequer
rifling decline, 51 6 premoium.

THREE O'CLOCK
86i 4°13 for Money, 86i ; Ditto for January,
j9till &CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
p°oll.aof go
Danish Bonds 61 •
traziT' Ake, 86i4 Greek Do. 1825, 194BUeh
lalitond 61-14 Mexican Do. 1825, 54.
Ayres Peruvian Do. 32
Russian Do.
II
' 1824, 294 I Spanish Do. ,12
T

--r. Literkt„ 0 it. haS presented the Royal Society of
of
th' lAiii,,j,: ,!)f which he is a member, with the
7ntoulat7P and lexicographical works whi!hwhheQlehdad
t'" ni b/e-inring the-compilation of his voluminous e t-
Suppr, "Naon's Dictionary. • .
some Ine-nsil
an extensivial.nfi ld
,MURDRII. Yesterday morning
te"e
,employment of Mr.ring Yithaneir---meas:
ter's premised "'keeper, on ente
street, Gray's
aft elderly wo' lilltuated at the bottom of Wilson:.
their
n 11l a ditch that divides
1.11,_11:lane,
.discoveredthebody of
emPlover s yard f
0- - . .1.°111 the House of Correction.
;. n examining
tl langled appearance
it, the face presenied a__ most
; there was, besides other
~ounds, a large cut over the right eye. One of
?ithe arms was also much lacerated. Froth these
reumstances it iti
,supposed that the poor woman.
ilas been murdered, .. and that the vile perpetra-
t. of the horrid
act flung their victim into the
Plackwhere she was discos
ered. A shell
. Procured, into which the b - was
ody was put, and con-
veyed to the
parish workhouse.
Tts ,
1 -Pp"eresesu fileeP NITRIC ACID.---IDr.
L
of process for detieecbtiigngpotrhe-
ks to be mixnei,tfiale,viatch.id :—the fluid to be examined
as will give itas much sulphate of indigo
adding a few d
is. to be boiled r°P;
f tile
distinct blue colour, and after
: the blue colour will be discharged,, of sulphuric acid, the mixture
fluid contains a nitrate,
.
. dered yellow if the - • or only ren.
- • -
minute. Dr. quantity of nitrate is very
Lieig states, that by this process
nitric acid may be
_detected when- there is not
more than a four-hundredth of it present.; by
, atlding a little common salt to the fluid before
applying the beat, even a five-hundredth of nitric
acid may be readily detected,—Ann. de Chinzie.
ANCIENT MEDAL.---A few days ago, an ex-
. tjeluely interesting relic of this nature was found
,11 some workmen in this city. It is one of the
larger brass of Vespasian, struck to commemo-
rate the total subjugation of the Jewish nation
to the Roman power, A.D. 70, when Titus de-
stroyed
Jerusalem. Obverse—lhe Emperor's
• heads to the left laniated : around it Vespasianus
-`°T.
s Ini. Aug, Reverse—A palm-tree as a
dYZ:QahI of Judea, in which 'country these trees
-undant ; at the foot of the tree stands a
man, a
Jew, with his arms bound behind him,
to denote the
state of captivity to which the
Jews were reduced.
Legend—ludea capta
session of Mr. J: tr
S. C. in the exereue.
oThis medal is in the 'pos-
_
...uison, watch-maker, Col-
lege-street.— York Herald.