The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-10 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

The proceedings of thertrveYek have 'commenced° Nu; i th
a day equally dull with the past, there being scarcely
any business doing in the British Funds; Consols
opened at 87i for money, and 871 j for the ac-
count, since which the only variation has been their
being alternately buyers and sellers at 871, they are
now rather buyers; India Bonds are 93 4, and Ex-
chequer Bills, 59 61 p.m.
The Foreign Funds are very heavy this morning,
particularly Mexican 6 per cent. Bonds, which are
651. Colombian are likewise following tlits same
track, being 29k; Buenos Ayres Stock is also on
the decline, being 61i 2i ; Greek, 15
In Shares there is nothing important to commu-
nicate, and prices remain nearly as on Saturday.

Two o' CLocr.
Consols have been done at 871 for account, and
are now 87i i; Exchequer Bills, 62 pm.
The business in the Foreign Funds is limited to
Mexican Bonds, which are heavy at 67k.
THREE 0' CL 0 UK.
Consols for Account, 87-1,- ; Mexican 6 per
Cents., 67 I.

FOUR O'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 871 Danish Bonds 63
Do. for Ac. 871 Greek Do. 1825,
Brazilian Bonds Mexican Do. 185/5 651
Buenos Ayres Do. Peruvian Dd.
Chilian Do. Russian Do. 931
Columbian, 1824, 291 Spanish Do.

CRICKET MATC}I.—On Monday a grand
Cricket Match was played on Lansdowne between eleven
gentlemen of Bath and eleven others, which was decided in
favour of the former. A dinner was provided on the
Down by Messrs. Blanch and Son, who had an opportu-
nity of.proying the decided superiority of their Steam
Cooking Apparatus, which astonished the natives and de-
lighted the guests.

MESSINA, AUG. 18.—An English brig of
war has just taken to lilac& a Greek brig, with a
quantity of British manufactures on board, which have been
claimed by some of the merchants.
MONTRULL, AUG. I.—The Earl of Dal
housie, our worthy Governor in Chief, arrived here on
Monday, on
of thenhi
swayto visit the Rideaw Canal : he landed
a the foot current amid the cheers of a large num-
ber of the loyal inhabitants of St. Mary's, who saluted his
Lordship with 19 rounds from 'a six-pounder, which they
had moved to the ferry for the occasion. Several gentle-
men in carriages were in waiting to form part of the caval-
cade. Major Gregory, with his well-appointed corps
of cavalry, met his Lordship, and forming en either
side of his carriage, escorted him into town at
a guard of honour, the carriages of the gentlemen
who went to meet his Excellency, following. On reach-
ing the Masonic Hall Hotel, his Lordship was re-
ceived by a party of the 71st Highland Light Infantry,
the soldiers presenting arms and the band playing God
save the King. A great number of people who had assem-
bled together, greeted his Excellency with loud cheers.--.
Captain Bethune's corps of Riflemen lined the hall of the
Hotel, and presented arms as he passed through.—
Never did he meet with a more cordial or :gratifying
reception. A number of the citizens of Montreal
were anxious to give his Lordship a public dinner, and
waited upon him to know when to fix a day which will
be convenient ; his Lordship was pleased to say he would be
happy to receive the attentions of the citizens of Montreal,
but he most decline for the present what would at a future
period afford him much pleasure to receive. He felt much
don
isptllaie y
obliged to the good citizens for their hospitable intentions.
It appears the manner in which his Excellency was every
where received on his journey from Sorel to Montreal
was of the most gratifying description, the inhabitants
from all quarters, mounted on horseback, were every wh"
him,edalerstcetnoesescworotrtha
thaonudsand
his
speeches,
the real every where
feel-
ings of the people towards the excellent Aoblernan who
now represents our Sovereign in that pars of our dominions.
The Osages left their card the other day at
the Cameleopard's ; but this lady declined returning the
visit, as the arrival of the Americans has greatly injured
her in public opinion,...Furct de honcires.