The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-15 00:00:00

TILE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CLOCK.
Although it is double post day our arrivals this
morning are scarify and unimportant. Jamaica
Papers to the 16th April, one day later than the last
arrival, and Buenos Ayres Papers to the Bth March,
have been received at the North and South American
Coffeee-house, but they are destitute of interest.
The Buenos Ayres Paper of the 7th March says,
that the Gaceta Mercantel of the 28th ult: states,
that the Bank is preparing new notes to replace the
old ones ; they were to be issued in about a month.
In Patagonia the alarm respecting the Indians con-
tinued, although they had not been in the immediate
neighbourhood since the incursion, in which they
had taken away 4,000 head of cattle, and they have
since shifted their quarters from the south to the
noeth. Pinshera has forwarded a letter to the Go-
vernor Rodriguez, proposing peace. Letters from
Madrid of the Ist June speak of a complete change
in the Spanish Ministry ; the Count Ofalia is to be
Minister of Foreign Affairs ; M. Argina, Minister of
Justice; General Quesada, Minister of War; the
Marquis Almenara, Minister of Finance; the Mi-
nister of Marine is not named.

Accounts from Lisbon of the 27th May ,tate,
that a great number of Constitutionalists have been
arrested.

La regard to the Con,ol Market it remains in the
same state of inaction as on Saturday last, not a
bargain doing at present, and the price may be
quoted at 88k for the account.
The Philadelphia Bulletin states that a ship is
now building in the Docks there which has three
decks, independent of the spare deck, and is pierced
for 160 guns, but will probably carry 200, with
her complement of men, which will not be less
than 1300 to 1400.

In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet, and
prices are nomi►,al at present.

TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols SBl l for Account, with little doing.
Money still very scarce. Portuguese, 40i ;Br a 6i
THREE 0' CL 0 CIE
Consols for Account, 88k ; Portuguse Stock
has fallen 3 per cent.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—

Consols

Do. for Ac. 881
Brazilian Bonds 561

Buenos Ayres

Chilian Do.

Columbian, 1824 16k

•CLOSING PRICES.:
Danish 65i
Greek, 1825
Mexican, 1825 21i
Peruvian
Russian 97
Spanish 8i

THOMAS WILLSON, merchant in the City,
and Consul for Denmark, died this morning.
In one of the Duke D'ENGHIEN'S cam-
paigns, an officer, who bad lost his mistress, thought it
necessary to tight for her. When he applied to the Duke
for permission, the latter asked him whether it was on ac-
count of the love be had for her. "No," rep!ied the
cffi if ai
er ‘b dov raid the
tifigiittriy courage will be doubt-
ed."i)uke,
" you may make
yourself quite'easy on that head ; I shall give you an op-
portnnity of proving your courage, for tc.morrow I intend
to fight myself."

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FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JUNE 13 AND 14.—Wind
,Mtid
the Alfred, Hill, from Madtaa Land Juli 04'7
from St. Kitts. .ArriVed ;from London, the
kisson, Blackaller, for Jamaica ; Mary AunL;
loway, for Malta ; and Victory, for Ind* .
the Mountaineer, Canna; from India. A
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 14.--Squally.—Arrim
Ann and Amelia transport, from Plymouth. 5°
the Lady Raffles, Tucker, for Bombay. ,I,
FALMOUTH, JUNE 12 AND 13.—Wind variseli
Arrived the Ocean, Fricker, from Gallipoli. s°l
the Magnet packet, for Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 13:—Wind W.S.W.—Any 4
the Friends, Duke, from. Memel; Camerton,
Bahia; Faith, from St. Kitts; Sandwich,
from St. Lucia; and Falcon, Raisbeck, froo
Janeiro.

VESSELS SPOKEN wirn.—The Sr.
St. Lucia to Liverpool, the 22d ult., in-lat. 391
36; City of Genoa, from Port-au-Prince to
mouth the 4th, in lat. 22. long. 66; Jane, '
Port-au-Prince to Montrose the Bth, in lat. 27.!1
64; Elizabeth, from Trinidad to Liverpool thel
Richard, from Trinidad to Liverpool the
Emma, from Jamaica to London the 16th oltd
lat. 28. long. 57.

OLD BAILEY.-(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT. "
James Butler, aged 20, was indicted for It'
ously setting fire to the extensive floor- riga' r4ri
factory, the property of Messrs. Downing sod
at Chelsea. The prisoner pleaded Not Guilty.
His Royal Highness the Duke,of Sussex 0
into Court with the Judges, and took his stitA;
the bench next to Mr. Baron HuHoek. A brov
of the Prince Esterhazy was also on the bencluur,
Mr. ADOLPHUS applied to the Court for art
ponement of the trial, the prisoner not being'.
pared with his defence.

Mr. C. PHILLIPS said he. Was with Mr. Broil
for the prosecution, and as the charge was en"
affected the prisoner's life, he was instructed "vvi
oppose the application. He could not, ho'
o
agree to a long delay, as there were some chili'
of a very tender age, who had been extonol
before the Magistrates, whom it was thought Olt,
sary to keep at the workhouse until the trislp'
they should be tampered with by the prisonel
father or some of his friends.
Mr. Baron HULLOCK, after consulting with 7
Justice LITTLEDALE, granted the application, $l,
directed the prisoner to be tried on Thurio
morning.
Catherine Ferris, was indicted for stealing dolls
tied other coins of the value of 111. 45., the proper
of John Macartney, in the dwelling-house of 51,1
phen Bath; and Elizabeth, the wife of SteP",
o
Bath, was charged with receiving the same, kit°
ing it to have been stolen.
The prosecutor, a soldier in the service Of 1,1
East India Company, stated that on the 6th h
June he met the prisoner Ferris, who is a girl at
town, and at her solicitation accompanied her tn
house of ill fame in the neighbourhood of Whitt
t,
chapel, kept by the other prtsoner, Bath. At t"
„A"
time he went into the house•he had 58 den';
which he put into his hat. After he had been Obi
a short time some one called to the-prisoner, ands,j
ran out of the room. He directly missed his 0101/
and got the a,sistance of an officer.
The officer stated, that after a most minute
mination of the house, in a cupboard he found
bonnets, one of which contained a purse with
.„,01"'
teen dollars, which he now produced. The Ply'
tutor was quite sober. f •-• • • ki
The prosecutor was recalled, and identified
'arse and doll) ^a his - en'

p. ears as his property.
The Jury found Ferris Guilty of stealing, hal
not in a dwelling-house; and Bath, . Guilty of
ceiving.
The prisoner Ferris, who is a good looking yo'l
ra
girl, on the verdict being pronounced, declared tlO
she had not had a fair trial, and was working I'6';
self up into a paroxysm of rage, when she was take
out of the Court by the officer.