The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

We have received, through an extraordinary convey-
ance, letters from Vienna of the 29th Nov., Metalliquea,
108, ; Four per Cents., 92i ; T 1 ink Shares, 1,250 ;
Rothschild's Loan, 1820, 175, and looking up.

The Express which arrived this morning has brought
the French Renter higher, and the new adaptation of the
Bank has given the Consul Market a very lively appear-
ance. Consols, which left off yesterday, after the
house was closed, at 95 for the Account, opened at
94i, but immediately improved to 95i for Ja-
nuary Account, and at present may be quoted 95A- i;
as it appears almost certain that the New 4 per Cents.
will be paid off by Government, a further improvement
in the British Funds is expected to take place.
I❑ the Foreign Market little doing as yet.
ENGLISH FUNDS.

Bank Stock, 217 18
India Stock, 228 9
3 per Cent. Cons. shut
Do., for Account, 795
Ditto Reduced, 93i 94
FOREIG

31 per Cent. 100
New 4 per Cent., shut
4 per Cent. 1826 106 /
India Bonds, 68 70
Exchequer Bills, 69 70
FUNDS.
Greek, 231 9/
Mexican, 251:
Peruvian, 16 17
Portuguese, 50k 511
Prussian,
Russian, 109 4
Spanish, 10k --;1

Brazilian, 671 8
Buenos Ayres, 26 28
Chilian, 27 29
Colombian, 21i 21
Danish, 741 5
French, 5 per Cent. 109
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 811 8-1

TWO O'CLOCK.

We have a strange report afloat in regard to the affairs
of Portugal ; it is stated that information has been received
from France that Don Miguel is to abdicate the Throne of
Portugal on certain conditions, and that Donna Maria,
the young Queen, is going to be appointed Queen under a
regency. There is not to be a Constitution, as the Em-
peror of Austria has objected to it.
Consols have continued the whole of the morning at
951 which price was rather contrary to expectation, as
it was the general opinion they would have experienced a
further advance. The Commissioners for the Sinking
Fund purchased this day 32,000/ 3 per Cent. Reduced at
94, both for the Sinking Fund and Life Annuities.
In the Foreign market most of the securities have im-
proved. It is reported that the New York packet of the
Bth November is off klulyhead.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 95i 1.

LAW INTELLIGENCE,(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

EX-PARTE INJUNCTIONS--PATENTS, CROSBY V. BEVERLY.
The SohICITOR,GENERAL moved ex-parte for a special
injunction on behalf of the plaintiff against the defendant.
The plaintiff had obtained, in 1815, a patent for making
gas meters, for a considerable tune subsequent to 1815, in
consequence of public prejudice, very few of those meters
were sold, but of late the sale had been very great. Some
time ago, the defendant bad pirated the invention, and
made a great many of the meters. An action had been
brought by the plaintiff against him for such violation, and
a verdict returned for the plaintiff. Thu defendant had
subsequently abstained from selling any of the meters he
had so illegally made, though he had a great many of
them on hand. The plaintiff's patent will expire on
the 9th instant, and he believed that at the earliest
moment afterwards the defendant would send them
into the market, and iu that way injure the sale of
the plaintiff's meters after that day, which had been manu-
factured after the continuance of the patent.
The Loan CHANCELLOR inquired if the defendant had
made any declaration of the intention imputed to him?
The Court,, was not to assume that any subject would vio-
late the law.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL considered himself clearly
entitled to the injunction. The meters had been illegally
made, as had been declared by the verdict of the Jury.—
They had been made for the express purpose of sale, and
the plaintiff had a right to believe that the defendant
would expose them for sale at the earliest period he could.
I lis Loausnlr would prefer hearing the cause imme-
diately to granting the injunction.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL did not think it was a case
in which be could give notice, because if notice were given,
before the plaintiff could come again into Court, the de-
fendant might have transferred his meters to 50 different
persons.
His Loansure, after considerable hesitation, ordered the
injunction to issue to restrain the sale of the meters of the
defendant that bad already been manufactured.
LCROSSBY V. DARBY, GAS aNn COKE COMPANY AND