The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-24 00:00:00

from which more grave and well-regulated
.colv
duct—more attention to the decencies of life, is
expected, than from a Judge. Rewards anti
punishments, life and death, are in his hanAs
he is the august representative of those two,
divine attributes—Justice and Mercy. How'
guarded then ought such an individual .to be r
how careful to say or do nothing that may in the'
slightest degree derogate from the staid dignity/
of his rank I

We stated a few days since that speculations'
of a various character, and to a great extent,,.,
were already afloat in Ireland. OR this subject
the Limerick Evening Post of Tuesday has the!
following satisfactory intelligence :—" It is with'
unspeakable pleasure that we have to announce "
the arrival of an English Capitalist inClare, Rho'
is about taking Mr. GORE'S concerns at'gletr.
road for a lace manufactory ; the terms arei.ve`
understand, arranged ; and last Friday stin app.ll"
cation was made to the Very Rev. Deltal
O'SHAUGHNESSY, to ascertain whether .
could procure for the factory 400 females 0r
from 10 to 16 years of age. This is glosioue'
intelligence I glot
The English projector has st
should undertaking succeed, he
that,
establish another il.set°rY in a year hence,
wltr
will give employment 1%1 as many, or a gree4ll
number of boys." This, i, ,
called glorious intelligence, and ft.. llmore
rious is the fact, that it is to be promptly follow'.
,deed may well
ed up by speculations of a far snore imporiAn'
character. A correspondent in the Scotto:fait'
• •
a Paper which, by its intelligence, activity, ancr
enlightened spirit, reflects honour on the " sn •
o
dern Athens,"—alluding to Mr. 13stowsis.ovr'9'
Bill for draining the bogs of Ireland, Sate°
that " a very interesting work of this OA
is likely to be soon undertaken. There
a chain of three lakes in Galway, very neer'
one another, Lough Corrib, Lough Mask,'
and Lough Corra. By cutting a gallery 9,0°)
(1/ miles) long, through a limestone rock,
between the first and second of these-locks, all
interior navigation of 50 miles will be opened
up, and 16,500 acres of land, now all under
water, will be drained. The costs of the galloi,
are estimated at 30,0001., and the nine "of tOicr
land to be gained at 330,0001." rue eelitC.
Paper observes, " we learn by a private Pt°.
from Dublin, now before us, that one bs4err.
in that city professes to have received egaelli
from London to invest a quarter of a Millioho

land."
We intreat our- readers to weigh these fact°'
attentively, and then draw their own conclusions-'
The Catholic Bill has but just passed, the swell}
must still be left on the agitated waters of public
opinion, yet already a calm and settl,td-
•
has been paid to the internal affairs of . reiaro
already speculation and enterprize are the.rebtuali
at work. If such, then, be the irriinedis46
sults, what will be the ultimate ones, flOoing
from the great work of Emancipation ? 1136
resources of Ireland are as yet, comparativellc"
speaking, undeveloped : not one Englishman it;'
a thousand is aware of the vast agricultural sna I
commercial advantages ahe possesses. In a Celli':
.attentinn_
years she will, with judicious manegenent?.
her har-
bbeousrescownidll obiellyflitleodtlwieitbmottbheersbciopusnotrfyall;
her rivers will waft along their spacious surfo6'
the rich freightage of home industry ; lands Oil/
barren and untenable will be reclaimed sll,la
turned to account, and corn-fields will sol'e
where rushes now wave and fens stagnate. 111.,
fact, we have no doubt that Ireland henceforth
will, for the first time in her life, becoo"
fashionable ; that there will be a rage, a te,
speculate in every thing that belongs to her, and
that the only danger to be apprehended to her in'
terest, will arise from that sort of maudlin and di'
trustful indifference which rarely fails to RP°
popular enthusiasm.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, Trvar.rx o'
The British securities continue nearly motionleoef
with scarcely any variation in the price; this morn
ing the only price of Consols has:been 88 it, both
money and time, with scarce a bargain doing ;
Commissioners paid 88*. Exshequer Bills are 6'
60 pm.; India Bonds, 50 51 pm.
The Foreign Stocks are still inactive, Braziliall
Bonds 521 3; Buenos Ayres, 21 2; the quota'
lion of an evening cotensperary, stating an advalice
of 6 per cent. on this stock, was an error, allei t"
rise had reference to the local stock of that Static'
upon which the interest has hitherto been teglllll,4.
paid; it will be seen that the intelligence Per
Saucy Jack has not affected the Stock in an 111;-; )"
terial point of view ; Danish, 65i 6 ; Russian, 916
97; Spanish Bonds, 9i i; and Portuguese, 431,1,A.'-
In Shares Imperial Brazilian Mines have decliPv-
to 48 pm., but this is merely a reaction in the norket,;
Bolanos, 60 40 dis.; in the few other specula to
ed
of this description, which continue to have Pric`"-
given to them, there k no alteration.
0;
Three per Cent. Consols, 88 ; Ditto for Account, -
Four psi Cent., 1826, 164 i ; India Stock, 2SI1of
Bank Stock, 210 211 ; India Bonds, 50 M ; Excht4rl
Nils, 68 60 pm.
TWO O'CLOO ;,
The Consol Market remains 88, buyers, O°l.P-
-nally; Buenos Ayrean Stock has got up to 24 26'
nd
To-morrow will be a holiday at the liank
both Stock Exchanges.

THREE 0' CL 0 C-1(

Consols for Account, 88 I.

r-4:s*
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRI‘-'—
Consols 88 * ' Daxisk 66
Do. for Ac. 88 i Greek, 1825 --
Brazilian Bonds 53 Mexican, 1825 201
Buenos Ayres 23i Peruvian
Chilian Do. Russian 96i
Columbian, 1824 Spanish 9i