The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-18 00:00:00

annum.

We find by private account, from Cassel, that the pro-
ceedings against M. Manger which have been going on for
these three years are not terminated. Her Royal High-
ness the Electress, was, still at the Court of the Netherlands
and nothing was known respecting the time of her return.
VIENNA, Arum 6.—Mettalliques 89 11-46 ; Bank
Shares, 1069 4.

It is stated in letters from Stockholm of the
6th inst., that some discussion has arisen be-
tween that Court and the Court of Vienna, in
consequence of Prince GUSTAVUS, who is an
Officer in the Austrian service, having been
styled " Crown Prince of Sweden" in the Aus-
trian Military Almanack. After several verbal
communications it is said that a formal note on
the subject has been addressed to the Court of
Vienna. The navigation of the Black Sea has
also given rise to some differences between Swe-
den and Turkey. The Porte, it seems, had
long promised the free navigation of that Sea to
Swedish and Norwegian vessels, but now evades
the fulfilment of the promise, in consequence of
which the Swedish Ambassador at Constanti-
nople has been recalled.

We seem to have given umbrage to our co-
temporary, the Times, by ascribing the " Sortes
Virgilianw," which appeared yesterday in that
paper, to the pen of Mr. MOORE. We shall,
hereafter, take care to attribute all anonymous
poetic effusions of merit appearing in the Times,
to the lively genius of some " Great Unknown,"
who, phoenix-like, seems to have sprung up on
the decease of the first, and whom we have, quite
unintentionally, defrauded, on this occasion, of
the meed of praise so justly due to him.

Honduras Gazettes to the 2.5 th of February, have been
received at the North and South American Coffee House;
they contain little news of importance. The intelligence
of their intercourse with the United States being stopped,
had given rise to a fear that the revenue of the Colony
would suffer a considerable diminution in the ensuing
Quarter, the imports from which had largely contributed
to it. It appears by official documents, that for the Quarter
commencing on the Ist of October, 1826, and ending the
31st of the same year, that the imports amounted to
49,6121. 175., and the exports to 94,2381. 3.. 10d., the
public expense during the same period being 6,270/. 11 s. 3d.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twelve o' clock.

Consols closed yesterday at 83, bnyers, both for money
and account, and opened this morning at the same rate ;
scarcely any business has hitherto been effected, nor has
there been the most trifling variation up to the present
hour ; there seems a general wish to see the settlement
of the Ministry adjusted before entering into further Opera-
tions; another cause for the heaviness is the absence of the
Jew party, who are enjoying their holidays. India Bonds
are 68 9; and Exchequer Bills, 46 7 pm. The Foreign
Funds seem to have partaken of the dullness is the English
imwket.;. Mexican Benda are 701 Colombian Bonds are a
little „recovered, tieing 361.; Spanish, 12 13 ; andl6l 1; the Foreign Securities remain at much the same
price as yesterday. Shares continue to attract scarcely any
attention, and the prices remain nominally the same as
yesterday.
Three per Cent. Console, 83 i; Ditto for account,
83 ; India Bonds, 68 9 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 46 7 pin.
FOREIGN FuNins.—Brazilian, 64 -1,-; Buenos Ayres,
57 9 ; Chilian, 36 7 ; Colombian, 1824, 361 4 ; Danish,
601. 14; Greek, 161 Mexican, 5 per Cent., 58 9 ;
Ditto 6 per Cent., 70* ; Peruvian, 32 4 ; Portuguese,
781 +.;_ Russian, 89 I.; :Spanish, 12+ 10.
MINES.—AngIo Mexican, 40 35 dis. ; Brazilian, 1 2
pm. ; Bolivar, par ; Colombian, 15 16 per Share ; Pasco
Peruvian, 17 16 dis.; Potosi, 28 30 per Share; Real
del Monte, 90 100 pm. ; Tlalpuxahue, 20 25 pm. ;
United Mexican, 13 12 dis. _ _

SHARE9.-Alliance Fire and Life, 94- per Share;
Ditto, Marine, die., par. ; British Iron, 28 6 die. ; Aus-
tranian, 7 pm.

Two o' Clock.
Consols remain at S 3 ; Colombian Bonds have been
35i, are now 35 6 ; Mexican have fallen to 69-t 1.
Fifteen Guineas per cent. have this day been refused at
Lloyd's on the Tweed. _

THREE 0' CL 0 CIS.

Consols, 831.

"—FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
.tonsols 834 1 Danish Bonds 61
Do. for Ac. 831 t•• Greek Do. 1825, 161
Brazilian Bonds 64. . Mexican Do. 1825 69i
Buenos Ayres Do. 58 Peruvian Do. 33
Chilian Do. 36 • Russian Do.
Columbian, 1824, 36 Spanish Do. 12;

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

The sittings before term commenced this dav, be.
Fore the LORI) CHIEF JUSTICE.

FIELDER V. PAYNE.

This was an action brought by the plaintiff who
is a tailor, at Maidenhead, against the defendant who
is the Captain Commandant of a corps of volun-
teers, established in the neighbourhood of Maiden-
head, for the value of a number of military jackets
and trowsers, furnished by the plaintiff for the
use of the corps. The only question was the value
of the jackets furnished by the plaintiff, upon which
some contradictory evidence was adduced.
Mr. MARRYATT appeared for the plaintiff, and
Mr. BROUGHAM on behalf of the defendant.--Ver-
dict for the plaintiff, Damages 4.01. 19s. 6d.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. -;(THIS DAY.

GUILDHALL.

WARNING TO SERVANTS IN HIRING THEMSELVES.
—A young woman was charged yesterday by M.
Alderman Garrett with having given him a
false reference, on applying to him for a si-
tuation as house-maid. When the Alderman ap-
plied to the family to whom he had been
referred by the young woman, as the family in
which she had last lived, for her character, he found
that she had never been there, and that that family
knew nothing of her. She was remanded yesterday ;
to-day the Alderman refused to appear any further
against her, and therefore she was discharged.
The sitting Magistrate gently cautioned her
against being guilty of the like offence again. He
assured her that though she had not taken a false
written character to the Alderman, yet that having
given a fictitious reference, she had rendered herself
equally liable to a penalty of 201., if the complainant
had chosen to proceed.

-- -
The Committee upon the Wells Election
have been in deliberation since half-past ten o'clock, with-
out having come to a decision up to three.
The Court of King's Bench sat this day for
the first time since the list term ; and the extraordinary
and unparalleled state of public affairs, appears to have in-
fleuastda igptioermtieonntleardeeigrneennoyfdbeguLetle among such of the
mixed up with po-
litical events. Messrs. Brougham, Scarlett, and Denman,
were observed frequently during the day passing in and out
of the Court, and all their movements were as narrowly
watched as if the destinies of nations hung upon them.
We were amused with the following political
esquisse, in a letter Yesterday from a gentleman in London
to his friend in the country :
cc The Lord Chancellor has acted badly ;
The Duke of Wellington wrongly ;
Mr. Peel ------ poorly;
Lord Melville ----- absurdly ;
Lord Bexley ----- honestly ;
The Greatest Person
spiritedly ;
naturally,"

Mr. Canning
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