The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-22 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, APRIL 21. S.
•Wind E. by ---Arrilee
the Thornton, Byers, from Sierra Leone. Sailed
the Eamont, for New South Wales.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 21.—Wind
by S.—Passed the James Cruickshank, Laing, kw?
St. Vincent's; and Charles Brake, Bell, from Mg'
Sailed his Majesty's ship Champion, for 501!
Leone ; Arethusa, Arrowsmith, for Honduras;
e
Majesty's ship Southampton; D. Scott, Jacksolb
and Brunswick, Parker, for India; Amity transeti
for Gibraltar; and Christopher, Abeona, Hope, all

Kingfisher, for Quebec. .
FALMOUTH, APRIL 20.—Wind N.W. to Sf;:-A
Arrived the Earl of Chester from St. Croix. 9's
the Skylark packet for St. Domingo and
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 20.—Wind
the Dryad, Swinham, for Montreal. ef,
CREEK, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Canning,
fold,H from Mogadore.
OLYHEAD, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Lady Can•
ning from Jamaica.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Fame fill"
Barbadoes ; Jane, Stewart, from Jamaica • and Trit°l4
Parsons, from Mobile. -AA of
NEW YORK, MARCH 19.—The New Prise..--
,
Salem, was on the 14th of February near Dog' 541
without any person on board, having been caPtej
:
by a pirate, and the crew supposed to be murcirg—„,
The Atlantic, Grora, of Boston, sailed from 1-1".
vannali the '2lst ult., and was captured by a Oral'.
and all on board, except one, who was seereteur
murdered, and the vessel scuttled. The Pet'
from Manilla to Boston, was spoken with inZ,
34, long. 67, in distress, making forßermuda•. o-
British ship Aurora, from Bermuda to ---,
tally lost on Challenge Point : crew and niateram.-
saved.

The Harper, from Westport ta Liverpool, ' 1641
shore at Southport on Monday, ani it was 1
would be wrecked.

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THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
atTylisetiullnceoxnatniinpuled esapathyatldv in all
ChleTthe:koinir. dnwsoßot rii:heaorsi:esins eas in
Cfrloni°Cl;tit
Bank baying lessened the amount of their discounts
th -01
do not presume to state, but the private brokers say' l
never had so many demands upon their support and .1111,
from their customers as at the present period. C°n4o
t
opened this morning at 874 8 both for money and des
the only difference is an improvement of an eighth
cent., and they are now 88 buyers, but there oeen".~
increase to the number of bargains this morning.
chequer Bills 59 60 ; India Bonds 48 50 prem.
The Foreign Stock Mai ket continues nearly rnotionlm;
Colombian Bonds advanced about 1 per cent. jesteat's
but are hardly so good to-day. Every thing Ate r:7;90
stationary. Portuguese 444 ; Russian 9641 ; .
654 6 ; and Mexican 6 per cents. 20 4. dyerImperial Brazilian Mines went up about 31. per
and are now 51 3 pm. ; Bolanos 60 40 dis. ; and As
Mexican 7'74 dis.
Three per Cent. Consols, 68 4; Ditto for Account,its:
Three per Cent. Reduced, 87i-4 ' • Three and ahs"..„oo,
Cent. Reduced, 964 ; Four per Cent., 1024 Si nio
1826, 104 4 ; India Stock, 2314 24; Bank Stocks
211 ; India Bonds, 48 50 ; Exchequer Bills, 59 60 Pri ;
Foaxrcx.—Brazilian, 521 34 ; Buenos Ayrest„,
Chilian, 16 IS ; Colombian, 15 t ; Danish, va'.,51,4,1c,
French, 5 per Cent., 1084 9; 3 per Cent., 79480; vet
144- 154 ; Mexican, Five per Cent., 16 17 ; °,116;
Cent., 20 4; Peruvian, 11 12; Portuguese, 'l'
Russian, 96 7 ; Spanish, 94 10.
Alints.--anglo Mexican, '774 die. ; Brazilian, 5A;13
pm. ; Bolanos, 60 40 dis. ; Colombiani 244 23170;
Real Del Monte, 120 130 per share; United Me:tier' •
28 dis.
TWO O'CLOCI,O
Consols have shown a tendency to rise, and bete""T
Nit, but are now 884 for money and account.
THREE O'CLOCj"
Consols, 884 4.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS

COURT OF KINGS BENCH.
Lord TENTIRDRN resumed his sittings at Virdf"
minster this morning.
BERNASCONI AND OTHERS V. FAREBROTHER

OTHERS.
This was an action brought by the plaintiffs, °
assignees of Messrs. Chambers and Son, the 111
bankers of New Bond-street, against the Sheriff! _
Middlesex, to recover the amount of an execution
they had levied on She goods of Mr. Chambers sit°t
an act of bankruptcy had been committed; the
has been before tried in the Court of Exchequtio
when a verdict was found for the defendant`, the
real question in the cause is, whether or If, son
commission against Messrs. Chambers towlhele
is or is not a valid commission; and thew tp
morning was occupied in examining witnesses
prove the trading, act of bankruptcy, &c. necel'''

to support it.
Sir J. Scarlett, Mr. F. Pollock, and Mr. ItArilt,
chinsok, are for the plaintiffs; and Mr. Gurney

Campbell, and Mr. Holt, for the defendants.
The trial in the Exchequer lasted two ape,
and the,re is every probability of the present °

occupying as long a time.

BAIL COURT.
Mr. Justice BAILEY, Mr. Justice Lryt•LEDAlat
and Mr. Justice JAMES PARKE, sat in the -De
Court this morning to hear arguments for new trill,
which were not disposed of last term. Their LI;
ships were engaged the entire morning in it, ca
s
which the only question in dispute was, the Prvu,
construction of certain words in an old 16;
the arguments in which were of no interest, 104
to the parties concerned.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.). '

'CORN EXCUANGE.
The arrivals of all kinds of Grain for the present Co Jr,
small. There is not much doing in the-Wheat trade t0f,1,04
proportion to the large stock on hand ; but bionday'a priu76oo,
been made for the few parcels that have met sale. BarWY "--000
and Peas, meet a slack demand to-dab at last quotations
snpport the terms of Monday last. The Flour trade con
last reported.
•

Wheat ARRIVALS. FlotrrAi fr,
Barley.
qrs. 1,900 Oats.
430 qrs. 1,600 qrs. 1,850 -
g
450 1,350
2,900 brls.

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Foreign

THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN*-'
His Lordship, who was on Saturday afflicted with a Pbrna;
lytic attack, remains in a state that at his age leave'
little hopes of his recovery. His Lordship is perfectly Pt t;
Bible, but cannot speak—this morning he was supPogd -
articulate a single word.
The Basin in the Green Park is ne3rk'
finished, and is altogether a very complete piece of W
manship. The excavators are now employed in ,
with
down large pipes from the reservoir, to communicate
St..James's, Palace and the New Palace in St. J4113,„,64,
Park, to furnish both with an ample supply of pure i't3—egi
The water-works are to be constructed on an ityPt°,v'
1
plan, totally different from the old works, nor will "'-
and filth he suffered in future to accumulate in the '7
servoir as formerly.
The first restaurateurs were established ir!
Paris, towards the end of the year 1774. We regret it I°.
not in our power at the moment to recollect, for the be'ed
fit of modern gastronomers, the name of the founder it
these institutions, where you dine a la carte ; all WCl‘P°be
is, that the bases of this useful institution were laid in.
rue de pecheurs ; and upon the sign of this father of!,;0
storers' house, was formerly read the following inscriPtl;
in culinary Latin :—" 0 vos qui stomach° laboratisa
cur rite ; et ego vos resauraho."—Apician Morsels.
A FRACAS IN HIGH LIFE.--The Lgd„)1(
of a Nobleman of the Sister Isle, who from a varierll,-,
circumstances was induced to conceal herself froni_pat
-
kosvledge of her husband with an only child, the
of his fortunes, was discovered by a Lieutenant-00JunEio
aided by a mutual friend, in the neighbourhood of,u'iv
Regent's-park, on Sunday night, and the child forvnl.,
taken from her, preparatory to the decision of the Pejcis
ing action. We hear the Lady has fled to the protect: 9t
of her seducer, who is an English Peer.--dkOrs-s
Paper.
141. l t) t.