The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twelve o' Cloak.
The British Funds have not had any important feature
all the morning, an,4 the market wears rather a heavy 113:
pearance ; the first price of Consols were 82j 3, at wbic,r
rate they remained for some time, but have gone to 821
The premium on India Bonds and Exchequer Bills maintais.
their price, the former being 60 70, the latter 44 5.
day is settling day in the Foreign Funds ; Mexican Bond"
are steady at 698 Colombian opened at 331 but bare
since been 334, buyers, arising more from the state of re-
count than any further intelligence favourable to these,.
Bonds, and as all hopes of a remittance are given up fr°w.
_A
this quarter, the highly respectable Broken who affeew'
insurance on the long looked for speCie ordered by It
Hurtauo some months ago, are this day cancelling the sao
at Lloyd's, on which, from the first, so farfrom any interet
being expected, the Underwriters secured a small per centsge'
as a remuneration for their trouble in case such a measure
should take place on anticipation. Shares remain in
most pitiable condition, and if a sale takes place of ever°
trifling importance, it is blazoned forth.
Three per Cent. Consols, 821 ; Ditto for account,
821 4; Three per Cent. Reduced, 82k a ; Three and!
half per Cent. Reduced, 884 4; Four-per Cent. 99 • Ind°,
Stock, 246 7; Bank Stock, 203 4 ; Exchequer Bills, Ag
5 pm. ; India Bonds, 69 70 pm.
FOREIGN FuNns.—Brazilian, 63i ; Buenos A.Yree,
571 8i ; Colombian, 1824, WI ; Danish, 611, 1.;
'Franc Five-per Cent. 'l'ool ; 'Prench Three per It.
71 ; Greek, T6l-1 ; Mexican, h per Cant., 57 1; •
Ditto 6 per Cent., 694 4 ; Peruvian, 32 ; •Portugueee'
784 i; Russian, 90.1 i; Spanish, 121 13.
Es.—Anglo Mexican, 40 374 dia.; Real del !'.onto'
85 90 pm. ; Tlalpuxahea, 20 2Q4 pm. ; United Mesciel°'
13 12 die..

Two o' Clock-
Console are 823- buyers, with scarcely any busirur;
India Bonds have touched 71 pm. ; Exchequer Bills tO
without variation since the morning. The foreign settle-
ment appears be passing off smoothly, and no alteration
can he quoted in Colombian or Mexican Bonds.
THREE 0' CL 0 CO.
Consols, 82A, the price; Colombian Bonds'
32k; Mexican Bonds, 68k.

FOUR O'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 82i 3 Danish Bonds 61i
Do. for Ac. 82i 3 Greek Do. 1825, 16i
Brazilian Bonds 63 Mexican Do. 1825 64
Buenos Ayres Do. Peruvian Do. 29
Chilian Do. 331 Russian Do. 94
Columbian, 1824, 324 Spanish Do. 121

We call the attention of our readers to a segueat Chester, which needs no comment.
THE ARRIVAL OF A HEBREW AmBAsSA"
nd Ambassador
Morocco. to our Goerr"
inn
DOR.—Mr. Macnin arrived last week from Mc".
gadre
roam"O theite Emperor The
above gentleman has brought with him six 'Alv
bian horses, and several mules, as a present to
his . Majesty, George IV. from the Emperor;
a lion and lioness, which were intended for
his 'Majesty, died on the voyage. The' above
eot f,
gentleman has resided in this country before as
a merchant.

A gentleman .was asked by a friend " why 11,e,
always called Lords Eldon and Co. the Ex'S.
—" Why, I am sure (said he) you cannot call
them the Y's."—rteise.)
The Hon. James Sinclair, M.P., is arrived at
the Buck's Head Hotel, in this city, in
order to
take the command of the Depot of the 92d Re-
giment.—Glasgow Herald.
We learn from a Wexford paper, that, n con-
sequence of the challenge of the Bishop of Ferns,
the Rev. Mr. O'Neill, P. P. of Ferns has in
vited his Lordship to a controversial discussion.
—Dublin Patriot.

The trial of Mr. Sheehan, one of the Pio-
prietors of the Evening Mail, at the prosecu- -
tion of Mr. Glynn, another partner, came on to-
day, and Mr. Sheehan was acquitted.—Dublin
Patriot of Thursday.

The Rev. John W. Eveers, R. C. Curate of
Carrick• on-shannon, has received into his church
nine converts from Protestantism._ Waterford
Mirror.

TELL IT NOT IN GATIL—Frail is the me-
mory of a statesman, and short are the steps in
this country between resignation and oblivion !
,:iaHrteeralAtlissoefmLbol3r,dol: Itehle-
-Will our readers believe us when we inform
ittneAdNispeUsssHioEn.:
them, that at a dinner of the Magistrates, Con-
stables, and other civic functionaries of Ports-
burgh on Monday, the
ville ' was proposed, and, after some
RirejectedrEpisc!T!i-I,OllSs coodtelFsyniLaaloi.lo,3l)
mAy
Corporation was held in the Assembly House,
e
purpose
eg
year, when Al-
ttrehileected to fill the office of
of electing the
dL\C‘eiervirili'dilciaain:°ANl-flisatlycirgeeoreersn.t't for the
'rh e nam e s of the following;
Gentlemen were sent up to the Board as Can-
didates for the office of Sheriff, viz.—Sir
Richard Steele, John Leland Maquay, Fisher,
Hoyt°, Dejoncourt, Roose, Woods, and Scott.
Th-- Board in a for minutes inforMed the Com-
mons that the election had fallen upon Sir
Richard- Steele, Bart. and John Leland Maquay,
Esq.—Dublin Evening Mail.