The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-06 00:00:00

TIl FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Till E 0!. COC •
There have been but few transactions in the Br ;deli'
Funds, and what has been effected is not of al ;
portant character as to amount. Consols openeti this
morning at 86i, sellers, for account, and have since
been 86b alternately buyers and sellers, at prt 'sere
'they Mai be quoted at the latter price ; ludia B
continue at 93 5; and Exchequer Bills, 61) 1 pm .
The Foreign Securities are brit little attended to;
Mexican are 47i ; Colombian 271 4 ; and Brazi
53 4.1. The next advices from that. quarter
most anxiously expected, but there is a confi OP/
feeling on the part of the holders of the Bonds thSl
peace must, from necessity, be concluded, 'from 016
poverty and weakness of their opponents; note tat
standing which, however, it is not_ concealed tb
the • struggle, will be attended with some :di ocilr,
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to the quiet of his Imperial Majesty. Don Pe ar''
dominicos ; being surrounded by Republican o°'
vernments, he may 'indeed be said to be in d:
on all sides. The French Funds have arrivi d
town, the 3 per. Cents. at 7 If. 85c.; as this is a I AOt
imPxiventent it has had the effect of making our 00
rods look a ehade:brighter.: Nothing new in SI stes.
.
Three per Cent. Consols, 8614; ditto for the Aci Wu!"
£i6i A ; India Bonds, 93 5 pm. ;. Exchequer 60 !
5311 41-, ex. div. ; Buienos , 4
b ; Chilian, 23 5 ; Colombian, 1824, 271 ; D
ex. div, ; Greek, 15 16; Mexican, 5 per Cel3,,
36 7 ; Ditto, 6 per Cent., 47 • Peiliviun 2 S
.., 6
Portuguese, 7, • •4
; Russian, 92 • Spanish, 9i I( I. Ai
MINES. —Anglo 111txica- n 574 5 dis. ;
izilian, ;
pm. ; Colombian, 7 9 per share• ,TI Ipuira SCIO-
Coited Mexican, 21 20 di,.

Is have been again 86 buyer gOfie
back to sei:lers for
Two ,o'CLoc,P
Congt: ,s,out are ,
reign Funds loc:: for next t,4116
are 47; Colombitut'
Exchequer - account, and 8641
very gloomy. Me:xiean 800
Bills have reviled 63 P. Thtlf°;
264; and Chihli from 23 6 ofe
down to 21 3.

THREE 01C,L 0 CA:.
Consols for Account, :461 ; buyers.

IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY GEWELEMEISI‘
—For some after drinking too much, the food one
to be light and unirritating, consisting pt..ncipallY of ve'
getables. Animal food is apt to heat the bori;v,
pose it to inflammatory affections.— Gazette of I:fealth•
BIRMINGHAM.—At Birmingham a SOC;SYI',
Arts has lately opened its first exhibition, which the JO'
nabs of that town describe as being highly creditable to tb°
talents of the native artists, who contribute sixty-one sob'
jests of various charactor to adorn the room. A polite,
portrait of Mr. George Freer, by Phillips and Sir T. Le'e
rence's Little Red Riding Hood, are added to the indigo
nous attractions.—Literary Gazette.
Operations have recommenced at the Tharo°,-
Turmel. The whole of the boxes have been, satisfactedi
replaced, and the miners are enabled to resume their siteir
tiwis without much apprehension of danger. The °I
boxes to the eastward portion of .the excavation reols'9,
however, in a very wet and doubtful state ; and it will re,
quire a progress of some 10 or 12 feet, before any thil
like certainty can' be arrived at. The work ne cesso
and diV
' proceeds slowly.
! FROM A CORRESPONDENT.—We think 0
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right to caution the public, and particularly the neig';
bourhood of Hackney and ks vicinity, against the obtruoi°
of a man who gives his name Mr. Beale, of Nottinghsl,:e
His method is, after knocking at the door with a dotty.,
e a
rap, to make no ceremony, but walk.direet into the palle%
of the house, and commence a long discourseon his povelli
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the virtue of charity, and his own sufferings. The writer A
this mentions the circumstance, having had his family, ~
that of several friends, much alarmed by his conduct, ao'
0s
get rid of him, have been obliged to give him in o.;
Nothing else but silver will be taken by him, and V
,reaping
c a
K richN harvest by t
inhabitants i
causeway, we lies~, have, very much to their honour, 'to;
vived this ancient species of punishment for a certain cl uili this means.
ns.
roia..._ ie I
of the Cross'
of offenders. A certain individual. had 'been observed '',
make very frequent visits to a dame in that street, who?
husband, having had his suspicions excited, contrived
surprise them together in his own house, on Saturday nif
last. He at once commenced inflicting a most snmerd,
pommelling on Mr. Lothario,whosa murder-shouts breugl;
the whole neighbourhood to the door; but they, insteal,
commiserating his case, dragged him to a pump-well, wl'w
they pumped water upon bins till life was almost extie;
The sensation which such a strange event has produced:l
that quiet and unpretending district-isprodigiops.--GY. i
gow Chronicle. 1
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A robberpresentwrapped in cli'
y, at
mystery, was efkcted on Thursday night in the housed
Mrs. Mary Wyatt, a widow lady, keeping a- lodging '
boarding-house, Gregory's-place, near the Borough 141,
pital. At ten o'clock she retired to bed, at which tonne
was safe, and two out of the three gentlemen her lodgeP.
at home. At one she was awakened by the third, who 111
formed her that on coming to the street-door he found
ll
open, when she arose and discovered the drawers in
room open, awl a silver watch, three gold seals, four g I
pins, six silver spoons, a gold brooch, and several articlelo
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wearing apparel, in silk gowns, shawls, &c., stolen. co
locks were forced, nor does suspicion at present rest',
any of her inmates, whose characters stand unimpearb,i
Information of the robbery was yesterday morning giveoo,
the Town-hall, Southwark, and directions to the officeilj,
use every exertion in unravelling the affair, and britir,'.
the perpetrators to justice.
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l'itowsEns.—i have been often astoro J .'
.1:4,0
that trowsers should be so generally substituted for breet ff
the latter are much more convenient.—Dr. Kitcheftl,o
Tray. Oracle.—N.B. This is the remark of a man ilti
an agreeable consciousness of a good calf to his leg. pi
worthy Doctor indeed had a " pretty considerable" 3141
dance of the calf in his composition, as all may see
will take the trouble to peruse his books. The fact is, ki,
age of good legs (consequently of breeches) has gored? 7
" Fait Ilium et ingens gloria Teucrorum." We culti
lio
the gentilities too much, consider breeches synonirnous!"
a post-boy, and a good leg as nearly related to a mill,-91
Observe our leading lions of the day. There is positioof
not a creditable calf among them. We will wager /
Lord Westmorland's does not measure eight inches i 0 li
' cumference, and though it is far from our intenti9
i speak disrespectfully of the rest of the Tories, yet :RA
, they have not a leg to stand upon. It is to such d
to,
, speaking generally, that we roust attribute the 15
1,401
Truwser influenza, which has so startled the wertl,l .