The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-17 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JULY 16.—Wind theism.
ley, Sutton, from Jamaica. Several ships hays'arrina
from the River this afternoon, and remain ; among thda
the West Indian and Tula. Arrived his Majesty's.
Hussar, from Portsmouth.
Orr BRIGHTON, Jui.x 16.—The Waterloo, Addissi
from Bengal, sailed in March, and from St. WO
May 17.
FALMOUTH, JULY 16.—Wistl 8, to S.W....jittile4
the Skylark packet, from Buenos Ayres, sailed April%
from Monte Video April 28, and Rio Janeiro May 304
Reindeer packet, , from Jamaica, sailed the lblk
ult. Sailed the Plover packet, for Jamaica st 4 Of'
thigena.
BRISTOL, JULY 16.—Arrived the Two Sisters, Ca '
HOLYHEAD, JULY 15.—Off port the John Jay,
from New York.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 16.—Arrived the Nimrod, 1101011"
son, from Bilhoa. Off port the Sir John &moron!,
Montreal.
GRAVESEND, JULY 16.—Sailed the Resource, ShotliP
worth, for New South Wales.

The Camden packet be; arrived off Shorebsab
Trinidad, in 28 days.
The following arrivals are posted :—The CbsiK
Dudne, from St. John's, New Brunswick, at Belfmq
Ugonie, Folkie, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick'"
Dublin ; Matilda, Minto, from Archangel, at Aberderl
Jean, Wallace, from Bay Chaleur, off ditto • Broads°,
Blagdon, from Memel, at Shields; Fate, Seaford, fros
Petersburg'', off Lynn; and Albion, Scotland, froati>
penhagen River.
The Duke of York packet arrived at Jamaica 011111
7th ult., and sailed on the 28th for Mexico. The or I
packet arrived at Jamaica the 11th tilt., and sailed 011
the 15th for Cat thagena.
The Nocton packet sailed from Rio Janeiro on Olga
May, for Falmouth ; and the Arab transport fir Forty
mouth on the 30th.

Tll FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL Cit"
A Buenos Ayres mail has arrived, sailed the 30t11,:r.
April, which is of an old date; also a until frolltw;
Janeiro, by the Skylark, sailed the 30th of May; larmi
Jamaica mail, brought by the Reindeer, sailed the 'l'
of June, and from Carthagena the Ist of July.
Extract of a letter from Hayti, dated the 4th of Jonf tae
" You will be shocked to hear that an attempt hat be:,
made to assassinate Mr. Shenley. our Consul.Geneet,
Port-au-Prince. This event has excited great consterWz
as well as indignation, throughout the whole islatid.
reception Mr. Shenley met with from the POI':
was flattering to the highest degree. Conjectures 114 t:
rious as to the cause of this extraordinary act. 11 h.ro,
tributed by some to jealousy on the part of the Freow
the influence of the British here—by others to sonl
niards. The conduct of the President (Boyer) is 111
praiseworthy, and clearly proved by his anxiety to
the perpetrators. We are sorry to say that poor Staw24,
still very feverish, but no serious consequences are err,,,
hended from the slight wound. He was returning tie""
residence, accompanied by his brother, about tWe
from the city, and when about three hundred yards
his house he was fired upon—the ball fortunately one.
netrated his coat and shirt in front, and grazed bit 70:
He was fired upon a second time, with slugs, which )0;
effect on the horse's head, who fell with his riarr'A
Shenley, assisted by his brother, rose immediately and w,
safe to his house. Aso NO
Port-auTrince Papers to the Slat May have
received at the North and South American Cofite“'"*"'
they confirm the above information.
TIM MINDS.
Consols op;4nted; this
and
amorningtpresent at
thtehye
business goingforward as yet.
The Jamaica mail arrived this morning seal. tat
firm the former accounts received of General BilliWP7
to embark for Jamaica. are the off yesterday gie ;
AO"
In the Foreign Market not a bargain doing; P
mina'.
From the Buenos Ayres Papers, by the Mail, of tbalill
of April :—The news of the week does not presee
variety. The election of Representatives for the :74
lure of the provinces took place on Saturday We,
pears with great quietness. The money market.' besoi
ing to the price current of the week, looks Miler attrii
The high price of specie becomes so serious 111_,Aile 1,1
the most sanguine. Many believe that the
passed—we trust it may prove so. Several pow"' Sett
nected with the money market, and others, lea"
placed under surveillance. tOl
From the provinces of the interior there sPr--"
very little intelligence.
FUNDS
per Cent. 10_1'1,1s0
3%, per Cent. n 712„,,
4 per Cent. te3,.
India Bendel 7,1 0
Exchequer Iii""
11.1
Greek, 38% 39
Mexican, MN, 7
Peruvian, g 1
Portuguese, 110
Prussian, --
Russian 111%,
Spanish; 18%
TWO O' CL
OC
Cons As are rather heavy, owing to a report t
fiel
French Rentes have come lower; but up 10 the
hour we du not believe that an express bad Welt% off
Paris. Console, which were at the early part of t'w foie
ing at 94 to a. for the Account, have recededabastere
9t, and for next account 94 to i. Very ;it'd
has been transacted.
Ws have no political news. rfte°
In the Foreign Market Colombian Bonds We joie
2i per cent., owing to the information by the
mail of Bolivar going to embark for that island. ,tio
In Shares nothing doing. South MetrePch
214 Pin.
1 RIME a ei°o°'
Consols, 94.

ENGLISH
Bank Stock, 219 220
India Stock, 245 2t6
3 per Cent. Cons. 9Y04
Do. for AccoLnt, 99j4 94
Ditto Reduced. 9314
FOREIGN
Brazilian, 733( 741,E
Buenos Ayres, 94 36
Chilian, tA 29
Colombian, 2.2►4
Danish, 7414 \
French 5 per Cent. 105 6
Ditto $ per Cent. 11% 9)4