The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-14 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwPLrR o' COO'
There has been little speculation in the Milli
market up to the present hour. Console, 7,„lect
left off yesterday at 87i I for the account, hickolll
at 87*, buyers, and sellers for money. at w
prices they now remain. Consols for the new a:,
count, 87i 88 ; Exchequer Bills, 66 7; Scrip, 41
premium.
There is nothing doing in the Foreign rocket
deserving any notice.
TIP 0 O'CLOCfli,
Consols have remained all the morning at
alternately buyers and sellers, except in one instseo
when the Commissioners purchased at 87i. -
are now 87f and 87i 8 for the new account.
THREE 0' CL 0

Consols, 871
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRIC°.
Consols 87i 4 Danish 651
Do. for Ac. 87i I Greek, 1825 15
Brazilian Bonds 52* Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres Peruvian
Chilian Do. Russian 96i
Columbian, 1824 15i Spanish 9i

PRIVY COUNCIL—(THIS DAY.)
Pr'sA Meeting of the Lords of his Majesty's
Council was held this morning. The Lords
were—Earl Bathurst (Lord President of the &ire
cil), the Lord Chancellor, Lord. Chief Juitthief
Best, Lord Chief Justice Tenterden, Lord
Baron Alexander, Lord Ellenborough, Sir J. NiZb;
Sir Christopher Robinson, Right Hon. J. C' The
house, and the Right lion. J. W. Courteng•
C(4O,
case for their Lordships' consideration Was a ci es
plaint made by Sir J. P. Grant, one of the Jo 4,,
of the Supreme Court of Bombay, against
in tp therer
vernor of that Presidency, for an allge& ,
interference with the jurisdiction ofe the SuPrel
Court. theit
Mr. Sergeant BOSANQUET was Siddro9oll,. -
Lordships at the time we went to press. - • ,44
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL was in attendant('
the case being one of great importance, 00014
ships bad been specially. summoned.

The beautiful Misses LIDDELL, the tis'

and a fine of 200 tO 50-0 florins. '
Those who shall mix deleterious substances with liquors
shall be liable to the same penalties. oteftsatotif Lord
acti Re
tm
in tvhees.ssfato
sviicitniramb,leawteoarlt present
d. the tsvin '
The same penalties are applicable to those who shall sell Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE has
or attempt to sell bread or liquors containing poisonous rare repast for his friends next Wednesday, thilatthWelsose
substances, who shall know they contain such, and to not despair of a bumper following. The cn't °'. of psf
those who shall knowingly sell or present such substances picious Husband would do honour to the best tone .4,
11 acted' 'ef°l/17
for an unlawful use. theatrical history—such a play, and so. we- ae in 10°
The necessity of this law being urgent, it was resolved in itself, be a sufficient magnet, but Mr. KestaLl's 0,0,
that it should be presented and examined as soon as zeal to cater well for his friends, has procured the 1 10
possible. ful aid of the inimitable SONTAG—but this is lot ;ISO
The Chamber has been engaged in discussing various has beside seduced the lovely VESTRIS to AO ber is If 0
details of the ptoposed changes in the law relative to the part in the attractive farc of the / • cibics• ''' te
mon .6 i Fri
Administration of Justice. were not afraid of the accusation of indlligiS Al
~.0410/'
ODESSA, APRIL 18.—We hear that the 6,000 men we should K be invincibleD 1Y es.— .0
say curtse must 0 . oi
whom Admiral Greig bad taken on board his fleet at Se-COLCHESTER ....-- e
pr9vided,BUCi3o4l.
FUNERAL OF LORD ,
...,, 1,001.
bastopol are to be lauded at Bazardjik. This expe-
dition will certainly cause a great sensation at Coustanti- morning, at half-past eight o'clock, the 'to": in 6prial
COLCHESTER proceeded front his late residence
rd
cuter.
nople, by impeding not only the conveyance of provisions
to the capital, but also the communication with the Turkish gardens, for interment in Westminster Abbe'',
army in Asia. It is reported that the Turks have assembled
an army of 60.000 men at Erzerount, and that it will be the cathedral from Dean's-yard-gate, at nieeci!c:(l)-Irfi,
cisely, when the procession was met by the
t) Sacs1. rv:
Hoteocoun), Vergisrs, aud others of the Ab ey. Th!':/se
reinforced in less than two months by an Egyptian corps
of 16,000 men.
VIENNA, MAT' I.—On the 27th ult. an extraor- !servicepr .
iitSSE-La was rNeDa,d inD Dean
ne
of mostiv impressive s
covered with rich black velvet superbly ornatnen_,! itiglir
dinary courier from Constantinople brought dispatches
plate was of brass, on which was engraved " T. n,,,c .-tio t
for the Foreign Ambassadors at Vienna. Since the
Hon. CHARLES Loan COLCHESTER, born 14th :;tea sl
landing of the Russians in the Bay of Bourgas, the
Seraskier Chosrew Mucha has proceeded with a con- 1757, died Stb May, 1829, aged 71," and stain?, of 111
siderable corps to Karabourno, between Media and tminstern2annTehreblete:s7ll V‘et
the armorial bearings of the family. The rensaT!stolts'
Constantinople; be is accompanied by Captain Julius Lordship are deposited in the north side of the (See
de Rolle, for manly captain of cavalry in the Bavarian among the illustrious statesmen PITT, FOX/ l',W,iiiyel
army, who is to direct the fortifications that are to be TLEREAGII, and Mr. CANNING. His Lordship: Pro 0
erected on the coast, to hinder any further landing of the only separated from Lord Ceerezaxaan's by th g
Russians. his (Lord COLCHESTER'S) mother. f Sidur
The Turkish fleet at anchor off Bujukdere is rein- About three o'clock in the afternoon of 00
forced by the vessels which are sent front the arsenal as day se'nnight a labourer of Frampton devoured 00l
soon as they are ready for sea. Two corvettes, built at blbs. of pig's lives) and a quarter of a peck of pot leo
Sinope, lately arrived at the Bosphorus to be equipped At five o'clock he made a meal of a half quarter's,"
here. and at seven ate a pound of raw bacon! Washingtoltia
VIENNA, MAY 3.—The Duke de Laval Montmorency, this delicate repast with three quarts of ale! end °
the French Ambassador, who has been summoned to Paris several pipes of tobacco ! • Jo,
to take the office of Minister of Foreign Affairs, is prepar- I At the Insolvent Debtors' Court, Oise lie
ing to leave this city in a short time. M. de Royer, the Mr. R. Dowstma RICHARDS, late proprietor of Os,
newspaper, was sentenced new Prussian Minister to Constantinople, has already left , •to four months'" • lore
imp
Vienna on his way to the Turkish capital. sil. sis
MURDER OF A YOUNG FEMALE • .pbs
FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, APRIL 17..-.. The Turks r the 1 00
have formed at Ghiurgevo an entrenched camp opposite that susaxote.—This morning, at an early into II ,p,
tants of Kensington and its vicinity were thro
wool
0,4
of the Russians, in which they are said to have 17,000 men.
of great alarm by the circumstance of a you"gireseedr, col
On the 11th inst., they attacked the Russians near the hour,
parently about 23 years of age, respectablY u, .0. Sloe
village of Piatra, but were forced to return to their tramp
with only one eye, having been found murdered
k'eo to
iv
without success. After this action 32 wounded were con-
near Lord HoLeatan's Park. The body Wan t 4 010 td 1
veyed to our hospital near Bucharest. Among the killed • A
nd's Arms, Kensington, where it now sfort°
was a Colonel of Hulans. The Russian force at Kallarasch Hollyinquest, which will sit to-morrow. The no Le
opposed to them are estimated at 8,000 men. In the neigh- !
creature has not yet been owned.
bourbood of that place there being no buildings adapted for . 0114 ,Sslio
military hospitals, barracks are to be built capable of re- The Hertfordshire races, usually oet ig
ceiving 24,000 wounded. Count Langeron, before his de. Hoo races, were this year, for the first time,. l'fr„srtic°,..
pasture, which took place on the 11th of this menth, re- i Alban's : there was no feature in them veorthYo riot pity
ceived orders to proceed directly to Warsaw, where the observation. The attendance was pretty ful" ct6l I(
Emperor Nicholas is expected. It is affirmed that M. Hugo, ! slated principally of families immediately COnne .
lor
the French Consul of Bucharest, will leave that city in a the county.
- if CS tery
Of
few days, and that the English agent will depart as soon A FEMALE CHIMNEY SWEEP.--- ~,to by
as he is informed of the arrival of Mr. Gordon at Coustan- morning a Mr. BROWNING, of Gee-street, Sollei,-oea r-,,,
tinople. This news has caused an tutpleasant sensation at sent to SMITH, a sweep, of St. Pancras, 0 • of $v
Bucharest.
ANCONA, APRIL 20.—Mr. Gordon is expected at was sent in a most ragged and pitiable state, to riolStes
chimney swept. A poor girl, about eleven Yeallerfil.fejill
Naples the beginning of May to embark immediately for the job, who, after having ascended the chimney's feoo,l
Constantinople, as well as Count Guilleminot. Mr. Strat-- as a boy, discovered her sex, and stated that bioetheoi:se
ford Canning intended to go to Paris, and M. de Ribeau- had, for the last five years, dressed her in boy'*°, slot ty
pierre to Florence. The last letters from the lonian Islands sent her out with boys to sweep chimnies, ands. Seeoo
give a very favourable account of the proceedings of the slept at night with them on the sacks in the cell°rll'ed oof
Greeks on the continent. It was not doubted that they it ral parish gentlemen, with Mr. I.3KovessiNG, el a d'e 4
• anue a,
would soon be masters of Prevcsa. the unnatural parents, and severely repritu .1.1 o
VIENNA, MAY 2.—Metalliques, 98k; Bank Shares, and immediately ordered them to clean the poor Ter fie of
..
1,102. the soot, and clothe her. in the dress belonging to
oive
THE LEECH.—One of the most sol ;wolf ;I;
all animals is the leech, a disposition owing pies ,if

Extract of a letter from Port-au-Prince,
March 26 :—Business in the commercial line is exceed-
ingly dull here, and the principal topic of conversation
relates to the negociations now pending between the Go-
vernment and the French Consul ; nothing has yet tran-
spired from which we can state with certainty, but I learn
from an unquestionable source, that France proposes to
allow this Government not only the term of twenty-five
years (as demanded), to pay the stipulated sum, but much
longer if it should be desired, provided that iuterest should
be paid them at; per eat. per mum.

the curious arrangement of the cutaneous 00::i
outer coat. This creature, being put into a Ph"'• ttllll r
filled with water, has been used as a means of ef,ir 1,,e
changes of weather several hours beforcliaud. Iti
frosty weather, it Nv ill lie rolled up in a spiral forto,i,
bottom of the vessel, but prior to rain or o'l 004
creep to the surface ; if there is wind, it will gl;"`';i
about the bottle, and if lightning be approaching, 'd "
canvalsively near the top, and gets as inucb °tit
water as it eau.