The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-28 00:00:00

THE FUNDS--(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twehe o' Clock' ,0
Consols closed yesterday at 86/, buyers, and opened
morning at the same price, since which the market
evinced a considerable disposition to advance, haiing
done at 864, and being now 861 A-, looking firm, with eve_.,/,
prospect of going still higher ; some business has also IS;
done which created for a time a bustle among the del4/.„
Exchequer Bills are 55 6 pm. ; India Bonds, on the cvio,
traiy, are one shilling higher to-day, and 90 pm. im
present price. This being settling day at the Foreign St;
Exchange very little business has been done, every tlige,
seems likely to go off smoothly, notwithstanding the a';
rences, during the account, in one or two of the Securiti.'cji
having been heavy, particularly Colombian Bonds, Oiloi,
were, early in the day, 294- i, and are now SO I; I‘,OA,
can are steady at 701 1; Spanish, 11 1. The
Market continues to be almost deserted, and there is o'l
provement either in prices or business.
Three per Cent. Consols, shut ; Ditto for Accolltr,
86861 India Bonds, 89 90 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, b 5 6 P 0,2 ;
ForteiGN.—Brazilian, 60 ; Buenos Ayres, 61i;
Chilian, 2748.4; Colombian, 1824, 29130 ; Danish, 6241
Greek, 15-i 16 ; Mexican 5 per Cent., 57 8 ; Ditto 6 P
et
Cent., 701 ; Peruvian, 24. 5 ; Portuguese, 754 6'
Russian, 921 3 ; Spanish, I 1 i 12.
illan, I dis.
MiNes.—Anglo Mexican, 45 40 die.; ted Mexican,
par ; Colombian, 10 12 per Share ; (hi'
18 17 dis.
Two o' Clock.
. but have since re'
52 the remainder at 851;
Consols have been 864 buyFrn%r, purchased in Three
ceded to 86/ 1. The ComVel!':
about two hilling 4
Exchequer Bills and India
53, the latter 6•in BB preauu
per Cent. Reduced, part at 852,
are
per cent. lower, the
portance. To-morrow being St. Peter and St. I'3'7,
will be kept as a holiday at the Bank, and both the Stoo`
►
Exchanges•
variation of_iT;
the Foreign Funds aforernierw.itThHoul
Ea:
O'CLOCK
Consols, 868, the price--no business.

Thehave Lboeredn
is op of CHICHESTER is 18
to
St. Paul's Cathedral.
Bp.rheferred to a Prebend's stall !dill
By this exaltation ht'
Lordship vacates the Deanery of Hereford. The
Prebendary is considered much more lucrative.--'
Brighton Gazette.
The Irish Catholic Association have presented
an address to Sir PATRICK BELLEvv", in coo'
nee of the refusal of Lord
seq if ill A WNERS to
app, •
;, t him to a County Magistracy. Thep
consider the refusal as an indirect insult no
themselves.

A few days ago, as some men were cutting
grass in the Carse of Lecropt, one of them dis'
covered a partridge's nest with the extraordina#
number of' 30 eggs. The common hen, wi,e
believe, has been known to have a brood of 3"
in her train ; but it must be rarely, if ever, that
the partridge has been seen with a progeny so
numerous.—Glasgow Herald.
A fire broke out at the Opera House
Tuesday afternoon, which threatened destruc-
tion to the whole edifice. About half-past fo°
the fireman, going his rounds, discovered the
small property room, which is near the stage, t°
be all on fire ; and, from the combustible nature
of the materials in and about it, little hopes wel
entertained of saving the building, but by gln
exertion, and there being an excellent supply °
water buckets and assistants close at hand, the
fire was fortunately overcome. The entire con:
tents of the room, with the shelves and pat,
tions, and part of the flooring above, belong..in
to the concert room, were burnt. The misenle'
was occasioned by a servant of the house hanging
a patent lamp up in the room,
a shelf on which some cushions stu
were placed. imm effdeidatewlyithunhdoe;