The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-27 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwEr,rs o' CLocr.
Our arrivals this morning are few, and do not
bring any information of importance. There are
only two arrivals of ship letters.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 89i to
for the Account, opened at the same price, and at
present they are 89 to e, and the same for money,
with little business doing.
In the Foreign market, Portuguese stock has ra-
ther improved, owing to the report that Don Miguel
is going to marry the young Queen, by which
the affairs of Portugal will be brought to a
favourable issue. Portuguese Stock, 44 45 ;

Brazil, SSI ; Danish, 691 701; Russian, 1001
Accounts from Berlin, of the 12th inst., state that
the Empress of Russia was to leave on the lath, for
St. Petersburg!), accompanied by her brother (the
Prince Royal) as far as Memel. The King of Prussia
was going to Toplitz, after which he was to visit his
provinces, as well as the Low Countries.
The French papers say that it is certain that a
treaty of commerce with Hayti was signed on the
Ist of April, by M. Mo!lien, on the part of France,
and the three Commissioners of the Government of
Hayti. There was also signed a convention for the
payment of 120 millions of francs, due by Hayti to
the French Government.

The extraordinary courier arrived at" Paris from
Madrid on the 23d inst., and set off immediately
for London. His despatches are said to relate to the
marriage of Don Miguel.
A report prevailed at Vienna, on the 16th, that

the Emperor Nicholas had promised his Allies, that
the Russian army should not proceed further than
Adrianople, and if the Sultan then ,would not con-
sent to accept conditions for peace, the Ambassadors
of England and France should interfere as mediators.
Accounts from Corfu, of June 22, state that M.
Dawkins had delivered a note to Count Capod'lstria,
from the English and French Ambassadors, on the
affairs of Greece.

Three per Cent. Cunsols, S9i; Ditto for Aug. 27,
89i, buyers; Three per Cent. Reduced, 894 j ; Three and
a half per Cent. Reduced, 991; Four per Cent. 1031 4 ;
Ditto, 1826, 1054 IndiA Stock, 228 9; Bank Stock,
2131 141; India Bonds, 58 9 ; Exchequer Bills, 74 5.
FOREIGN.-Brazilian, 58 1 ; Buenos Ayres, 22 S ;
Chilian, 17 18 ; Colombian, 16 1 ; Danish, 694 701 ;
French, Five per Cent., 1091 10 ; Greek, 12 13 ; Mexi-
can, 191 20; Peruvian, 104 114; Portuguese, 441 5;
Russian, 1004 i; Spanish, Si 9; Brazil Shares, 42 4 pm.
TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols have been done in the course of the
morning at 89 for the Account; but at present the
market is rather more firm at 89i buyers. Some
business is doing but not to a great extent.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing.
Exchequer Bills, 74 7.5; Brazil, 583-; Portuguese,
441 5 ; Russian, 100 f 4.
By the Dutch steamer, which has just arrived,
the Dutch funds have come per cent. higher.
Other foreign Stocks at Amsterdam have also im-
proved. The letters by the above conveyance are
not as yet delivered.
Accounts from Lisbon, of the Bth July, state that
the arrival of Villa Flor at Terceira has caused a
great sensation to the Migttelites, who now despair
of the taking of that island.
The Letters from Provence, in France, announce
a good harvest : the same in Languedoc.
Letters from Candia state that the Turks still oc-
cupy three strong places, and the Greeks are masters
of the rest of the island.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols for account, 89k.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 881 Danish 691
Do. for Ac. 881 9 Greek, 1825
Brazilian Bonds Mexican, 1825
Buenos Ayres Peruvian

Chilian Do.
Columbian, 1824,

Russian
Spanish 8i

The report is again revived that Lord A.
coNyNGRAm will contest the County Clare, and that,
from the declared opinion of Mr. SUGDEN, Solicitor-
General, it is believed Mr. O'CoNNELL., if elected, will he

incompetent to sit in the present Parliament, having once
refused the oaths.—Limerick Chronicle.

A petition, signed by fifty-two Electors of
Cork, against the return of Mr. GERARD CALLActrior,
was lodged yesterday in the Hanaper-office, in order to le
transmitted to the SPEAKER of the Housz of COMMONS.
The ineligibility of GERARD, as a Government contractrr
for beef and pork, is the ground upon which the peti-
tioners rely. The names of many of the most respect-
able merchants of Cork are attached to the petition.--
Morning Register•.

Died, a few days ago, at Wells, aged 21,
WILLIAM, only son of WILLIAM BYES, Esq. of Winean-
ton. The Bath Chronicle states that the illness of this
young man was mentioned to have originated in a cold re-
sulting from immersion at the Baptist Chapel, at Wells, to
which he had been induced some months ago to join himself!

One day last week a gentleman, having grossly
insulted a female in a public-house not far frota Henley,
the lady very courageously took to fist argument, and, after
five rounds, sent her antagonist home well drubbed and
covered with the claret that escaped from his nasal organ
during the combat, which has occasioned no little laughter
in the neighbourhood.— Oxford Journal.

The crop of apples this year will equal, and
perhaps exceed, any thing within the last 30 years. In
all the orchards around and below Taunton, &c., the
branches are so loaded as to require propping. The crop
of walnuts is also prodigiously great.—Bath Herald.

BIGAMY EXTRAORDINARY.--A fellow,
named Josinar THORNTON, has just been committed to the
Castle for trill at the next Assizes. On the 11th of this
month he solemnly promised at the altar, in the parish
church of Matlock, in Derbyshire, " to take to wife" Miss
ANNA KNOWLES, and " to keep only unto her so long as
they
both shall live; but, regardless of his vows, imme-
diately after the consummation of the nuptials, this gay
Lothario hied him off to Manchester, and being unable to
resist the spells of the Lancashire witches, on the 13th he
again intermarried (as the lawyers say) with one Miss

HANNAH PEARSON, contrary to the statute in that case
made and provided, but as " love and a crown no rivalship
will bear," the fair forsaken " Maid of Derby" and her
friends quickly traced the fugitive into Cheshire, in the
fastnesses in the vicinity of Stockport, where he was ap-
prehended, taken before Capt. HultritEys, and fully com-
mitted for trial on the l Stlt ; being thus a bachelor, twice
a husband, and a prisoner, with the prospect of a long sea
voyage, in the short space of one week !—Chester Chron.
Our accounts from Barnsley still represent the
trade of that district in the most distressed state. The
number unemployed continues undiminished, and the poor
people bear their protracted sufferings with exemplary
patience. Lord FITZWILLIASI still continues his contri-
bution of 251. per week. Lord WHARNCLIFFE also re-
mitted 201. to the Weavers' Committee last week.—Leeds
Mercury.

During the continuance of the thunder-storm
on Friday night, a man employed in pumping in Bet!mai-
green-fields, which the late heavy rains have overflooded,
was struck by a sudden flash of lightning, which caused
his instantaneous death. The clothes exhibited a singular
appearance, being literally torn to atoms, and every part
of the metal in his buttons had the appearance of having
been fused ; the body itself showed no traces of the insi-
dious fluid, with the exception of a slight mark on the
forehead. The storm extended to Bow, Stratford, and
Bromley, and caused the death of a man named SULLIVA
For some time past artificial pinks, so manu-
factured as to resemble the riband of the order of the Legion
of Honour, had been worn by most of the coxcombs in
Paris. The police, in order to do away with this paltry
imitation, have adopted with success the follotving ms-
neeuvre :—For several nights together they sent into the
saloons of the theatres about 20 very meanly-dressed per-
sons, wearing the same sort of pink. After• this, no per-
son pretending, in dress at least, to be a gentleman, was to
be seen wearing the artificial pink.—Literary Gazette.
It is not true that the fascinating and amiable
SONTAG is married to the Baron CI. A M ; she is the wife
of a foreign Count, who is moving in the best society here;
the concealment of his name, as her huab4nd, is, for the
present, considered advantageous to himself and Isis wife,
and although we• know it, we will not risk the security or
comfort of the happy couple by prematurely disclosing it.
—John Bull.