The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-20 00:00:00

T 1 FUNDS. THIS DAY).

CITY, Twelve o' Clock.
Up to the present hour scarcely any business has been
transacted in the British Funds, but the market looks well,
notwithstanding the heavy sales which have lately been
niade, chiefly, as it is said, for account of the Scotch Banks,
which has occasioned money to be not quite so plentiful.
Consols closed yesterday at 83 /, and opened at the same
Price for money, and 83i I for account ; they have sub-
sequently been 83 for account, and are now, both for money
And account, 83* +. The report in the City is that the
Ministry may be considered as nearly settled, which will
be a very desirable event, for until this is the case con-
siderable anxiety will be felt, and there will be no dispo-
sition to enter into any business which might be affected by
uncertainty on this point. India Bonds remain at 68,
9, and Exchequer Bills, 46 7 pm. In the Foreign Funds
Brazilian and Peruvian Bonds are both lower, the former
being 6314, and the latter 32A 32 ; Mexican keep up their
station at 70+ 1 ; Colombian Bonds arc a shade higher than
yesterday, being quoted at 864 7+. Shares have no ma-
terial alteration since yesterday, and prices continue the
same, with no encl.. iry whatever.
Three per Cent. Consols, 83i- I ; Ditto for account,
834 4 ; India Bonds, 68 9 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 46 7 pm.
FOREIGN Finins.—Brazilian, 631 4 ; Buenos Ayres,
67 8 ; Chilian, 36 7 ; Colombian, 1824, 361 74 ; Danish,
80i li; Greek, 16 1 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 57i 81 ;
Ditto 6 per Cent., 701 1 ; Peruvian, 3243 i ; Portuguese,
78 A ; Russian, 89a ; Spanish, 12i -
.I%ii",.—Anglo Mexican, 40 35 dis. ; Brazilian, 1 dis.
Par; Bolivar, par ; Colombian, 15 16 per Share; Pasco
Peruvian, 17 16 dis. ; Potosi, 28 30 per Share ; Tlal-
Plorahua, 20.25 pm. ; United Mexican, 131 12/ die.
Two o' Clock.
Consols remain without the slightest variation at 8:3,
buyers,
and nothing
doing. The foreign market is in an
Bon
"lually dull state; Mexican Bonds are 70+ ; Colombian
d') 86i 7.
THREE O' CLOCK
00115018, 831 ; Mexican Bonds, 707 ; Co-
lombian have been 372, and are now 374.
FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 83h Ti- Danish Bonds 61;4,
Do. for Ac. 83i + Greek Do. 1825, 16
Brazilian Bonds 64 Mexican Do. 1825 70A-
Buenos Ayres Do. Peruvian Do.
Chilian Do. Russian Do. 894
Columbian, 1824, 374 Spanish Do. 12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—,

THIS DAT.

FROM LLOYD'S.
PaNzaxca, Aram IS.---His Majesty's ship Revenge,
Admiral Neal, from the Mediterranean, is beating up
Channel.

Dr AL, Aram 19.—Wind N.E.—Passed from London,
the Shepherd, Trane, for St. Kitt's ; and Carron, Shee-
han, for St. John's.
GaAvzsilND, Aran, 19.—Arrived the Ambrook, Eales,
from Lisbon ; Bell, Watkins, from Trieste. Sailed the
Sarah Caroline, Prince, for'Boston.
Getro,t, APRIL 10.—A vessel upset, supposed to be a
French brig, from Tunis to Marseilles, was seen on the
29th ult. off Corsica, with eight or ten people on the
''''reek, but no assistance could be given on account of the
Weather.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.- (THIS DAY.)

GUILDHALL.
471tirew Baxter, who was charged by a lady of the
'latne of Cresswell, with pledging a watch, her property,
od who had been reman,led yesterday for the purpose of
trri.ther inquiry, was brought up again to-day. It appeared
dt sometime since Mrs. Cresswell gave the watch to the
prisoner for the purpose of getting it—regulated, and from
that time to the present, though she had made repeated
applications to him f-,r it, she had never been able to get it.
Mrs. Cresswell swore that she had asked him several
tunes for the watch, and had always had some shuffling
11:wer or other. In this testimony she was bore out by
a female of the name of Harriett Watts and others.
The prisoner denied, in the most strong terms, ever ha-
ving had the watch.
bThe ALDERMAff asked if he could prove this, for unless
e c°olsl, as Mrs. Cresswell had most positively sworn she
~
given the watch to him, he could not do otherwise
than commit him for trial.
n The prisoner strongly again denied his guilt, but had
c Means of proving his innocence, and was therefore coma
witted.

BOW-STREET.
DESPERATE ASSAULT—A MAN KILLVD. —James Ford,
John Turtle, and Michael Brookery, were charged with
violently assaulting James Wilson, a waiter at the Grapes
public-house, Bow-street, on Monday fortnight. The lat-
ter died on the following Wednesday. The landlord stated
That, on the above night, at about half-past eleven
tileinek, he was clearing out, when a party of
den rushed in at the door. The deceased tried
keep them out, and received some severe blows.—
Wu ,_e7 forced their way in, and a general fight ensued, in
named
had it not been for the assistance of a gentleman
Edwards, who was taking refreshment, and a young
t7n, named Harrison, who lodged in the house, witness
,ihne'red that himself and wife would have been murdered.
pots were flying in all directions, and the men,
0.0"( t! appeared to be a gang of thieves, actually turned the
c" of all the spirit casks, and a great deal of liquor
was lost.
Mr. Ed statement, and
add_, Edwards corroborated the above
b , t'u, that he saw the deceased lying on the ground, and
feeing beaten violently by two of the prisoners. He inter-
red, and directly received some heavy blows himself, but
'en'g a powerful man, with the assistance of Harrison, he
!,‘,(i)t.stb: em out of the house, after receiving a black eye.
110„,',.ng his hat, however, he went out and saw it on the
hour one of the prisoners, who had left an old one in the
thee E. asked him for it, and immediately received
attack of the whole gang. He was knocked down, and
Kicked violently. B this time the watch caine up, and
secured two of them, who were the next morning held to
Nil for the assault.
Harrison also stated, that he saw the two
af,:r°lners, Te.rtle and Ford, strike the deceased down, and
beat Jvaacrk4 kick him. They said, " this is the fellow who
had fo Burton," (another of the gang, with whom he
complained'!gh some time before.) When deceased rose, be
of having had several kicks in the body
b.be said would 'send him to his grave. He was
""‘eu into the workhouse, and died on the next Wed-
Sirnaythe Coroner
BIRINIa 1:101V read a letter from Mr. Stirling,
four su 'Wing, that the deceased had been opened by
~.e!.g!ons, and that the Jury bad found a verdict that dri trona ulceration in the stomach from excessive
black ; that no marks of violence were visible, but a
death. eye,
Which had no share however the of his
Sir R. Ittaisra
ordered them to .eciin mitted them all for the assault, and
give tB hours' notice of bail.
THE
EXCHANGE.
THIS DAY.)
There are tel
-supplies of nearly all kinds of Grain
this week, and a fair quantity of /lour. Wheat meets little de-
mand to-day, and
ye:, remain as on Monday. There is also a
slack trade for 13arle
Monday's prices, and intsotte quotations. Beans fully maintain
vance. There is some d
ra, instances have obtained a small ad-
terms as last quoted. FlouriasnilaTtrered Oats to-day, at the same

ARRIVALS.
arl Oat.
Wheat.
toglish - Flour.
____ • -.850 qrs. 6,4soseks.
Irish
1,650 1,05 u 2,170
Foreign
---
41,600

PRIG
WHICH GoRN
- -
GENERAL AVERAGE PR
(WHICH GOVERNS IMPORTATI
Vor the Week ended April 13, 1827, made upl 0m the Returns
of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Torv, in England
wa,nd Wales.
tianjat..........,5611. 4d. 1 Oats -- ?N. 4d. 1 8ean............
475. Yd.
eY...—.....,385, 3d. i Rye
__
___________
4.-- 395. scl. i Pease .N. ,d.

R -
This ~_ SAIITHFIELD
till' -8 ,IYs supply having been, onMttiec—hwhkoilnera.voefryinleimatitede and
I,: aseinblage-of buyers numer?u.,
Co al, which went off rather tardil),,at somreus-thoantedrboeoyponii;gdpi4rirccoees:,_
day's rnanded a brisk "ale at about 2d. per tmotations. ' '
PRICES VER STONE OF SLBS. TO SINK THE OsF.FdALtL.
d.
s. d. to'. d.
00 0 0
ilferior Beasts ...... 3 6 310 Large Lambs
peond quality ditto 4 2 4 6 Prim
Calves 4 6 5 2
,rne large Oxen... 5 2 5 A Large coar,e,
ditto 5 8 6 6
Inferiornnie Scots, &c..... 5 4 5 6 Prime small 4 8 5
.0
Prime small ditto 6 8 7 8
_ Sheep ...... 48 5 0 Large Hogs
econd quality ditto 5 4 5 8 Small Porkers .... :
) to:36s. each,
Coarse.woolledditto 5 8 6 0 Suckling Calves 1-s. ~. each.
SouthdownWethers 6 0 6 2 Quarter old Pigs 10s. to Rm.
eataSUPPLY,B AS PER CLERK'S STATEMENT.
(Sheep and Lambs.l Calves. I
Pigs.lt
, Infcrior Milch Cow 6850 s sold at highpricealB;othere we" no good
in the market.
NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL At per stone, by the Carcass.AIARKETS.
Asa d. to s d.
, Reef 3IOS 0 1 Veal . s. d. to s. d.
4 0 5 t 5 Pork ............... 3 86
55
t6l
Dlutton
Lamb ................... 6a oa
• •to ,s. 4,d.
_______________
RUMFORD MA.
8. d. to s. d.
Beef 4 6" 5 4
Mutton 4 8 5 8
Lamb
Suckling Calves from 14e, to 388 i

.RKE A 118.

S %toe. d.
PVeal .................
ork ................... 4 6 A 6 o
6s. 4d. to 71. Od. - 4
Quarter old Pige ge. to 1.4 e. each.