The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-27 00:00:00

Extracts will be found in another column.

FRIttiCH FUNDS.-Ilentes 5 per Cents. 100 f. 90c. SOc.;
3 per Cents. 711 3c. 10c. , Bank Actions, 2,037 f. 50c.
2,035 f.

FOREIGN Finins.—Rentes Nap. Cert. Yale. 78f. 1.5 c.
10e. ; Obl. Nap. Em. Roth. /. I. 2M. 50e. ; Spanish
Reuter, 10i. 11 ; Royal Spanish Loan, 57i. 584. ; Per-
petual Spanish Annuities, 4.4.. ; Haytian Loan, 667 f. 50c.
670 f.

We have frequently commented on the con-
duct of the Lord Chancellor ELDON, when in
office, and since he has uplifted the standard of
revolt ; but it is impossible to read the descrip-
tion of the scene which took place yesterday in
the Court of Chancery, without respecting the
kindly feelings which he seems to entertain
towards those with whom he has been so long con-
nec:,:(l. Sir WALTER SCOTT makes Marmion
teil :Ling JAMBS of Scotland—

11l fares it with a country, when.
She tees the tears of bearded men.
Now, though we do not argue much disaster to
the nation from the tears shed by Lord ELDON,
still we should regret being able to read the de-
scription, without its having the effect of for a
moment placing his bigotry and other sins in the
hack-ground. It is a sad, but well known truth,
that there are few great men who have not much
alloy mixed up with their characters. Thus, with
Lord ELDON, who has perhaps as much reach
of thought, as much acuteness of mind, as falls
to the lot of one man in a century—who
is universally admitted to have pronounced
judgments unsurpassed, and unimpeachable
in point of Law and of Equity, is it not
strange that these qualifications should have
been so lamentably counterbalanced by the
indecision of his mind, and the consequently
virtual denial of justice, that the satisfaction at
his being out of office is almost universal ? Had
he attempted less, had he yielded temperately to the
improving spirit of the times, instead of obsti-
nately resisting every species of reform—his name
would have been handed down to posterity as
one of the greatest and most amiable men who
ever presided in a Court of Justice. No doubt
his judgments, " monumentu7n (ere perennius,"
will endure to the latest ages, as splendid efforts of
the human mind, but so will the memory ofhis fail-
ings ; for if Lord BACON, admitted by the satirist
to be " the greatest wisest, could not escape the
additional epithet of " meanest of mankind,"
Lord ELDON cannot hope for more leniency
than ono who surpassed even him in the Her-
culean cast of his mind.

Frankfort Papers to the 21st inst. have been
received. They lament bitterly the inconvenience
felt from the difficulty of importing foreign manu-
factured goods into Russia and Poland. This
affects the Leipsic market very sensibly, as when
the demand is destroyed, the supply must cease
or stagnate in their hands :

LZIPSIC, APRIL 12.

Our city suffers severely by the difficulty of importing
foreign manufactured goods into Russia and Poland, which
becomes greater every year. These goods are either pro-
hibited or charged with import duties so high as to be
equivaknt to a prohibition, and such extraordinary vigi-
lance is used on the frontiers that smuggling is quite im-
possible. We are assured that vast quantities of goods,
purchased at former fairs at Leipsic, are still on the
frontiers, waiting for an opportunity to be forwarded.—
Nor are the efforts of the P-ussian Government to encourage
the fairs at Nuremberg and Frankfort-on-the-Oder with-
out injury to Leipsic, especially as those two places eujo3
the advantage of supplying a great population, and of ex-
emption from many duties.

BIUNICH, ♦TAIL 15.
Ths late invitation of the foreign Ambassadors to his
Majesty's table, which was in a manner not usual at Court,
afforded a new proof of the delicate attention with which
his Majesty takes every opportunity to express his kindness
and his respect for long existing regulations. His Ma -
jesty recollected that it was exactly twenty-five years (on
the 13th of April) since Count Linsiedel, Ambassador from
the King of Saxony, delivered his credentials in that ca-
pacity, to his Majesty's father. His Majesty, accordingly,
surprised the Ambassador and the whole diplomatic body,

by congratniating him at table in the most flattering maw'
tier oa his long continuance in his distinguished post.

HATTNCE, ♦PRIL 19.
The Directors of the Steam Navigation Company for
the Rhine and Maine have given notice that the Concordia.
steam-boat will arrive here on the 20th or 21st. •

Dutch Papers to the 26th inst. have been re-
ceived this morning. They profess to give a
statement of the Greek forces both by land and
sea. The army presents no effective force in
any one place, and the whole is scattered over a
great tract of country. It is to be hoped that
the presence of Lord COCHRANE will infuse
spirit into their warriors, and unanimity into
their Councils:—

HAGUE, APRIL 24.
The Central Committee for the Relief of the Greeks has
received a very long letter from M. Eynard, dated Geneva,
14th' April, communicating extracts from two letters to
that Geneeman, one from Colonel Heideck, (Heidegger),
dated Egina, 17th February, and the other from M. Gosee,
dated Hydra, 28th February. That of Colonel H. con-
tained interesting details, respecting the expedition under-
taken by sea and land, to relieve Athens, which failed,
Bourbacki being taken prisoner by the Turks, after having
performed prodigies of valour, and of which unfortunate
event all tha leading particulars have been long since pub-
lished.

At the conclusion of his letter Colonel H. requests mo-
ney and provisions to be sent him. M. Eynard observes
on this, that his wish has been fulfilled, as he had sent a
month before 50,000 francs in money, and given orders at
Ancona to send b 00,600 lbs. of provisions.
Dr. Gorse adds to his letter, the following statement of
the Greek force by sea and land, which was as accurate as
it could be obtained :
MILITARY FORCE.
PLACEP. COMMANDEP.S. WEN.
Near Missolonghi ...7.vrakri and Zonga 3,000
Blockade of Salonarerevot and Pariouria 2,000
l'rovari Lambravaki 1,500
A rakova Karaiskaki 3,000
Colouri Vaso and Parig Notara. 2,000
Acropolis of Athens Grigiotti and Fahvier 1,500
The Pliakrip, Gordez, Martiriani, and Arkonoepulis 2,500
Napoli di Romania Grivas, Photomara, and Dura 3,700
Out of Service B,OOO
Corinth Andreas Londo 5OO
C-.rithino Gernaios Colocotroni BOO
Malvoisie Elias Thermigiotti
Talarite ........ .........Coletti Karatasso
MaMa i- Mauromichali 2,000 '
Cai,tri --ikitas Colocotroni (the father) ...... ... SOO

N.B. Though I have reckoned ontaly 600 soldiers under C010c0,300
,300
troni, he can collect 2,000. The troops assembled at Castri may
be 500 or 500 men.
MARINE.—SPEZZIA.
Three-masted polacres
Brigs
Eire.ship; sa
6
Schooners 95
MA /t 1 NE—HYDR A
Three-masted polacres...
Brigs
Fire-ships
MARINE.-IPSARA.
Erin; 10
Fire-ship, that of Canaria, at Egina
The remainder of the fleet is at Egina. 13esii!es the above,
great activity is us to repair old and build new vessels. Four
are on the stocks ai, Egina. The frigate commanded by Miauiis
has a crew of 500 men.
AMSTERDAM, Aeon, 21..—Exchange on London, 11. 05. to
11. ; two months, 11. 00. to 11. 02k.

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THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twelve o' Clock.
Consols closed yesterday at 83i, and opened this morn-
ing at 831 for money, anm for account; since
which they have become rather strong, being sellers at 831
for the account day; the business effected has been rather
of a limited nature, and the market continues to bear an
undecided character. India Bonds are 67 9 ; and Ex-
cheque: Bills, 43 .5 pm. The little business which has
been doing' this morning in the Foreign innds has been
confined to Mexican and Colombian Bonds, the form*r are
quoted at 691 70, the latter have l-,een heavy at 34 *, and
thcy have been even at a somewhat lower rate ; the uncer-
tainty of any thing in the shape of dividends on this Stock,
in any reasonable period, tends to depress the price, and the
want of confidence in the public mind is increased by the
resignation of Bolivar and General Santander. The next
arrivals from this quarter cannot fail of being important,
and will be likely to throw some light on the extraordinary
and unexpected situation in which the public affairs of the
Republic are placed. Greek are /6i s ; Spanish are a
shade better, being 121 13 ; Buenos Ayres and Chilian are
rather lower. Shares remain without any new feature; in
Brazilian Mines the discount is on the increase, and they
are at 4 3 die. ; United Mexican, notwithstanding the
favourable accounts lately received, continue at 13 12 die.
Three per Cent. Console, 83 ; Ditto for account,
BSe ; India Bonds, 67 9 pin. ; Exchequer Bills, 49 3 pm•
FOULIGN FuNns.—Brazilian, 63/ ; Buenos Apo,
58 9 ; Chilian, 35A- 6i ; Colombian, 1624, 34 ; Danish,
61i; Greek, 16-i ; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 57} Pi ;
Ditto 6 per Cent., 694 70 ; Peruvian, 3!} 3i; Portuguese,
i
7Si i; Russian, 90 ; Spanish, 12i 13.
Mitixs.—Anglo Mexican, 40 37} dia.; Brazilian, 4 S
dis. ; Colombian, 13 15 per Share; Real del Monte., 80
80 pm. ; Thdpuxallua, 20 pm. ; United Merioan, IS
12 dia. ; Bolanos, 60 40 die.

Two o' Clock.
Consols 83/, buyers for account, and sellers for money.
THREE 0' CLOCK
Consols for Account, 83f I.
FOUR O'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 83k Danish Bonds
Do. for Ac. 83;} Greek Do. 1825, 16k
Brazilian Bonds 631 Mexican Do. 182 k 70k
Buenos Ayres Do. .58i Peruvian Do. 321
Chilian Do. 35 Russian Do. 90k
Columbian, 1824, 34 Spanish Do. 12i

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAT.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
Drat., Arum 26.—Wind N.E.—The outward-bound
sailed this morning. Arrived from London the Jane,
Wylie, fur St. Lucie; E. Grant, Tibbett, for New York ;
Enterprise, Bridges, for Jamaica; Caroline, Merrill, for
Charleston.

PORTSMOUTH, ArRIL 26.—Wind S.—His Mejesty'll
ship Revenge came into harbour to be paid off; the Ann,
George Canning, and Baltic, are released from quarantine ;
His Majesty's ship Tweed, and the Russian men of war,
were released from quarantine.
SuNDERLAND, Aram 25.—The Jane and Mary, Simey,
which sailed 19th instant, haring sprung a leek, has put
hack.