The Sun.
London, England, 1829-08-10 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CLOC.r
The Consol Market has receded this morning;
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 88i 89, opened
at 88i if for the Account. This fall is attributed ito
the Express from Paris, bringing the French Finds
I f per cent. lower. Also to many other reportoP
such as that the Emperor of Russia has been poi'
soiled, several failures on the Continent, and the
procrastination of the war in the East.
Letters from Constantinople to the 13th Pi):
state, that at the above date the Sultan bad 00"
taken his departure. It was known there that the
l
Russian army was on the road to Karnabat,
that Eski Stamboul was being fortified by the
Russians.

Accounts from Bucharest, of 14th July, retire'
sent the Russian army as marching on Adrian°Ple'
Letters from Toulon, of 31st July, bring en
counts that the brig Hussard had returned from,
Algiers, bringing despatches for the Gover,i'
ment from the Commander of the bleckl; „
ing squadron. Information received by t,"l'-f
ship Provence states, that on the arrival of
Labretonniere before Algiers, he sent in a flag!,
truce, which was well received by the Dey, tekney:
if he would again enter into a negotiation to term
nate the differences. The Dey answered that :I
would not be a difficult task, and it would be setts'
factory to him to have it amicably settled. He
informed the flag of truce that they need net
under any apprehensions for the safety of the Free' he
prisoners, as they were so well treated that yt
doubted they would return again. It was stated that
according to preliminaries agreed on, the ship Fell;
vcnce was to enter the Bay of Algiers the day a°
the departure of the Hussard on the 27th inst., when
the negociations were to commence imsnediateli
ti
but some persons think, who are well informed, thn
this is only a ruse de guerre on the part of the lieiflo
to gain time for the winter season to approach, 0'
01e French ships cannot remain off Algiers.
Accounts from Jassy of tile 19th July, 911,1,
that the grand object of General Diebitsch '',„"
get possession of Bourgas. Ghiurgevo is vigorougl
bombarded and cannot hold out long.
het
A paragraph in the French Papers states, t 0
France has two hundred armed ships in eommisni
at present, but according to new measures whic„f
arc going to be adopted by the Ministry, eiglitY
them are to be dismantled, fifteen of which beioll6.
to the port of Toulon.
yil
In the Foreign Market this morning, 13r$
Bonds and Danish Securities have also conside:i
ably fallen, the cause is not as yet ascertained;
other foreign securities nothing doing ; Bra
5744 ; Danish 681 9.
ot,
Three per Cent. Consols, 881 1; Ditto for AtIPJ ►
684- -a; Three per Cent. Reduced, 89/ i; Three and
half per Cent. 98j 4.; Four per Cent., 1021 1; Dittog;
1826, 1051 i; India Stock, 2261 71; Bank St°',
213/ 14; Exchequer Bills, 71 5.
FoartnN.—Brazilian, 58 ; Buenos Ayres, 20 1;.
Chilian, 16 17 ; Colombian, 151 161; Danish, 681 94:
',tench, Five per Cent., 109 ; Greek, 121 131; Mexic3;:
181; Peruvian, 10 11; Russian, 1003 1 ; Spanish, 81 I'
Portuguese, 431 4.
TWO O'CLOCA
Consols, which were looking very heavy in the
early part of the morning, and were done at SS
for the Account, have since improved to SBl se:
krs; this re-action is attributed to the Hebrews 1'1";
been prevented from a farther depression;
ing purchased, and by which means the market bite
also tts
well informed are of opinion that the Turrii
will be compelled to make peace, and which Wl'
take place at the gates of Adrianople. We have re'
ceived the following letter from Paris by the el_
press, dated seven o'clock in the evening:—
The report of an Ultra Administration going to,,
take place has shaken our funds, which have lowereu
to 78f. 25c., but left off at 79f. 35c. The public
p,
are much against this new change, and particulates
dislike Peyronnet, who was against the Charter:—
Report says he is to be one of the new Ministers.
Letters from Amsterdam, of the 6th inst., Inni.;
tion that the passing of the Balkan by the Russiat
army created a great rise in the Northern Stocks $
Hamburg and Berlin.
In the Foreign Market the chief operations have
been this morning in Russian Stock, which is De
so good as on Saturday. Danish and Brazil heyo
also receded.
A Dutch mail has arrived, but the steamer still
remains due, as well as the Hamburg.
We have been favoured with the names, of the
new Ministers at Paris :—Polignac, Premier; La
Bourdonnaye, Interior ; General Bourmont,
of War; Montbel, Minister of Marine; Courvie"
seur, Minister of Justice.
Brazil, 58; Buenos Ayres, 20 21; COI:
16 17 ; Columbian, 15/ 161; Danish, 681 91;
Mexican, 181; Russian, 1001 1; Spanish,Bl
Portuguese, 431 4. of

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols fox Accosnti 881.

I

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-.(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
D AUG. 9.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from
—"u▪
on, the Norval, O'Brien, for Sierra Leone.—
Arrived the Union, from the Mediterranean.
I::°ltl'BinoUrn, AuG. 8 and 9.—Wind W.S.W.—
Arrived from London, the Wanstead, Friend, for
ilvvan River. Passed the Isabella, Packer, from
ew South Wales. Sailed the Lord Wellington
sport.
PLYntoUTK, AUG. B.—Wind variable.—Arrived
thie St. Thomas Danish man-of-war from St. Thomas.
ailed the Julius Caesar, —, for Quebec ; Ann,
fromnn tor Teneriffe ; and his Majesty's ship Ariadne,
the Westward.
I'I.P4OUTH, AUG. 7 and B.—Wind S.W.—
"Ailed the Stanmer packet, for Lisbon; Sheldrake
Vet) --- for the Mediterranean ; Adenso,
aor for the 'Coast of Africa; William, Meldran,
Malaga. Sailed the Spey packet, for Halifax
Itah.d Bermuda.
koRRAy, AUG. B.—Off the Port, the Pole Tender,
f• rom Madeira.
LWEEpoou, AuG. B.—Arrived the Crown, Ca-
meron, from Sierra Leone; Sarah, Burnett, from
Trinidad ; Regular, Bond, from Berhice ; Silvanus,
• Eagle, Fortis ; Albion, Sims ; Quintin Lis-
Lon, to
Quebec • Shannon, Ward, from Mirami•
Little Rook, —, from Alexandria. Off
d °us the Nottingham, from Jamaica; Lady Gor-
from Quebec; and Tinley, —, from
'‘ova Scotia.
l GREENOCK, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Guiana, Dun-
-1)) from Demerara; Glasgow, Hunter, from
dame; and Nailor, Fisher, from Quebec.
ft CORK, AUG. s.—Arrived the Earl of Dalhousie,
ti."„ 2 Quebec. Off the Port, the Crown, Barker,
r tip Itiramichi.
AUG. B.—Arrived the Hugh Wallace,
from Wyburg; Wilberforce, Clark, from
uebee ; and 'St. Mary, Gill, from Miramichi.
42)ljn1LI• N, AUG. 9.—Arrived the Stephen, Wright,
• 'ula Pleasant; and Margaret, Pollock, from
Quebe'c
•

throw n et.4- he Isabella, Parker, from Bengal and the Mau
6Qcargo has arrived off Portsmouth leaky, and part o
d.

INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

GREEN V. WARD.
a "The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that this was an
tit?' from a decision of Lord Gifford, as Master of
t. e Rolls. The question depended on the construe-
,l,°4 of the will of a George Green, who died in the
herea 1825, The testator gave to his son, provided
stt married a woman with a fortune of 1,0001., the
lif 'I 5,0004, to be settled on his wife for her
laa; and then to go over to their children. The son
4ricrillied, but not a lady possessing 1,0001.; he died,
wa 'eft three daughters surviving. The question
to % whether these three young ladies were entitled
the
at
6,0004 left by their grandfather. It was
,ergoed k
'vres. •
ni
In the property ; but the Court was of opi-
ea that he only took a life interest in it, and that
the,
e was nothing in the bequest to constitute an
irate in tail to the children. The next considera-
hien Was, whether there was not a manifest
drtee.etinn on the face of the will, that the dill-
" should take an interest. His Lordship
eert
4iv moly. conjectured that the testator did mean to
bille an interest to the children ; and he had looked,
he regretted to say, in vain, for terms in the
to
corroborate this conjecture, and form a ma-
latest intention to such effect. Under such circum-
!tutees the Court felt bound to confirm the judg-
'nett of the Master of the Rolls. It was a hard
thee
on the young ladies, but under the terms of
costs will y could not take the property. All
fund' of the proceedings were to come out of the

IN THE MATTER OF POTTINGER, A BANKRUPT.
pe4r• MoNTAGu obtained leave to have a second
of teitien put into to-morrow's paper, for the purpose
as °fl""ii:g whether certain affidavits filed by
fzeurreaortZelile s clerk
ought,
or
ought not, to be re-
Master for scandal and impertinence.
TllB MATTER OF WHITE AND METCALF—COMMIT-
TAL OF MR. FROUD, A SOLICITOR.
The
SOLICITOR-GENERAL appeared on behalf of
Proud to apply for his discharge. Mr. Frond
6.418 called before the Fourteenth List of Commis-
‘l,:ritle,"B, and asked whether he had a certain deed
that uhiro ? He said no. Did he not know that
the St was not going to meet again until after
• Vaeatioll He had heard so on the day pre-
viousi •
wouil,' Re was bound to produce the deed;
e.Produce it forthwith ? He declined. The
11,.] —lssioners then committed him to Newgate.
into the warrant it appeared that the pri-
'°.;ler"kLing
ails, :Had been committed for not satisfactorily
thitt " t".earidg; whereas, if he ought to have been corn-
e," at all, it ought to have been for not produc-
e deed.
Pont: ROSE regarded this as an objection merely in
of form, and capable of being rectified by the
Psrrt, under the 39th section of the late Act of
deci
°LilBc!"/lent ; and that the substantial question for
1 itwas' whether for the justice of the case, this
%
le or was not to be compelled to produce the

Pro The COURT was clearly of opinion that Mr.
chqo Ought to o be discharged, and ordered the dis-
accordigly.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
WILKINS V. BOLDEN.
tit e Court was occupied the whole morning in
that rig Counsel upon this petition, which prays
tra,ist: sum of 17,7491. might be ordered to be re-
el, into the name of the Accountant-Gene.
ale same having been obtained, as the petition
l'e'etl) by fraud. The case will last the whole day.

The
SPEAKERII L. of the House of Commons
tlia"ed for a time the fine mansion and park called
44417 Rall, near Mistley Thorn, in Essex. This magni-
t,. 'luse, and the noble domain attached to it, were
e; the property of the notoriously hard-liver the Right
It,anCable RICHARD RrollY, Paymaster-General. Here
,iitt that bons-vivants and wits of the highest order
Nl/4 their midnight orgies for years. Fox, WINDHAM,
,;1)till'nb4111 FITZPATRICK, BURKE, HARE, COKE of Nor-
h,e Duke of Noßror,x, his present MAsEsTY, and
1106t—uteOf YORK, under the hospitable roof of the Right
tht:rable Host, often drank deep. It was on one of
with memorable occasions, after the bottle had circulated
!sib tlB Unusul celerity, and one Royal Duke had fallen
chair, that the Prince of WALES, who at these
1:418 Vasl always an over-match for his brother, burst
4014t0 the well-known exclamation, " there lies the
karour family !" satirically alluding to the late KING'S
Nti:"tY for the Duke of YORK. Mistley Hall is now
`-`4lllcrty of Lord RIVERS.
dthe wife of a labourer, residing at a place
Blackstone, has suckled a pig to her breast, in or-
„44Zrear it. She continued the practice in presence of
1 ,Witnesses, and appeared to take as much care of it
Zlt h` had been a child ; she was finally induced to de-
0N the interposition of several respectable persons.
I,ll2ighbourhood have given the pig, which is about
tisq`"l,a old, the name of Charlotte, while its nurse is
"et Or by the cognomen of the old sow. The pig and
sszirnt have both been seen on her lap:at the same time.
Pkouth Herald.
h 0
,1114,11 Saturday morning a young man, named
L'lttliA4n FowLER, in the employ of Mr. FOOT, acid mann-
?iiiet' of Battersea, terminated his existence inthe
ht t determined manner:—He had been married only
,41It eed% arid a few days ago some of his fellow workmen,
" lark," (very imprudently) told him that his.
114 been false to him ; that they had seen her in
t 4.11 With a soldier in the fields. The poor fellow,
otzlit it, gave himself up to despair, and on Saturday
iiN,4„g,,, early repaired to the river side, a little out of the
aki.' 4,17 d having first tied a half cwt. to his neck, walked
4,ll,4_cohin in the water, and then sank. The act was
v,Zlshow men, who were at work at some wharfs near,
Olt endeavoured to rescue him, but owing to the
sutul his neck, were unable. The body now lice
vitia Tama, for the holding of the inquest.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—Aug. 8.
The weather having become very fine and hot, the
millers and dealers were exceedingly shy this morning,
and only the finest qualities of Wheat could be pushed off,
and that at a decline of 2d. per bushel. We have a retail
demand for grinding Barley, but Oats are heavy sale at a
decline of ld. per 451 b. Boiling Pease nominal, except
for feed. Beans being rather scarce are the turn dearer.
The Malt trade is worse than any other article connected
with Corn. Flour is Is. per sack cheaper. Old Meal
s. to Is. 6d. per load lower. A few parcels of New
Meal was sold to-day at 375. to 38s. per 2401 b.
Customary BusheL Quar. of 8 Imp. Bush.
Wheat (7016.) s. d. to s. d. s. cl. to s. d.
English, Old, 10 3 10 6 73 9 75 7
Fine New 9 9 10 3 70 2 73 9
—Second Runs—. 9 3 9 9 66 7 70 2

9 6 1,
9 0
8 11 !

10 4
9 6
9 7

Scotch & Welch
Irish, Fine Old
New
Inferior
Foreign, Free
Barley (60113 )
English, Fine
Irish
Inferior for grinding 4 9 4 10
Oats (451 b.)
English, Fine Poland 4 0 4 3
Scotch, I'otatoe 4 0 4 2
Irish, for Mealing 3 6 3 8
Provender.—....... 3 4 3 6
Foreign, Old 0
Pease (Imp. Bush.)
Blue, (boilers)
White (ditto)
Beans (Imp. Qr.) s. d. to s. d.,
English, Fine—.... 44 0 45 0

68 4 74
61 9 68
64 2 69
62 4 63
68 4 71

8 8 8 10

9 6 10 4

O ';-;
$l.
tZOO
CS 7 (7;

56 5 9

41 0 42 11
37 4 37 11
35 5 36 1

29 10 31

29 10 31 1
26 1 27 4
21 10 26 1
- 0 - O.

00 0 0

'5
6 5 9

I nferior
Irish, Old .
Foreign
Malt (per load of 6 1
Nottingham, fine,.
Yorkshire -----
Irish and Inferior..

42 0 44 0
40 0 41 0
400 420
Imp. Bush.)
44 0 45 0
43 0 44 0
380 M9O

Per Sack of 2801 b. Imp.
flour, Notts. Fine 51 0 32 0
Sup. 53 0 54 0

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