The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-31 00:00:00

MARINE AND COLONIES.

" Eleven ships of the line, nineteen frigates, twenty-one cor-
vettes, fifteen brigs, two steam-boats, and fifty-four transports,
sailed yesterday evening.
" The second division is going to put to sea, and will depart
to-morrow.

The weather is fine : a light breeze from the west."
"TOULON, MAX '27, EIGHT A.M.
The second division, consisting of ninety transports, sailed
yesterday, under convoy of La Cowie:
" A very fresh gale from the west prevents the third division
from getting under sail; this division will put to sea on the first
opportunity,"

TOULON, MAY
.27, AT NOON,

" The Duchess of Berri frigate, coming from the road of Al-
giers, met Admiral Duperre's squadron, 20 leagues south-west
of Toulon.
" The wind was favourable."
(From the Messager des Chambres.)
PARIS, MAY 27.—Since the positive renunciation of the Prince
of Saxe Coburg, the diplomatic gentlemen are looking about for
somebody to take his place. It was already said that the choice
of the Powers might have fallen on a Prince of Bavaria, but that
the alliances which that Royal House tad contracted with the
Bonaparte family would have political inconveniences. The
choice of the Prince of Wurtemberg would have so many other
inconveniencies that it is useless to point them out, and they
may be considered as tantamount to an absolute impossibility. It
is now believed that the French Government may think of
negotiating with another Prince of Saxony, but belonging to the
Albertine branch, which is the elder of the Ernestine branch of
Coburg, and professes the Catholic religion.
TOULoN MAY 22.—(Correspondence of the Messager des
Chambres!)—The Badine schooner, which arrived yesterday from
the squadron before Algiers, brings a letter dated off Algiers,
May 12, at midnight :
" We are now cruising off the Torretta Chica, where we are
told that the landing will be made. This spot affords all possible
facilities, the only defence being an old tower mounted with a
few guns; but these fortifications, which are, I believe, as an-
cient as the time of the Crusades, would tumble down at the first
broadside from a frigate. The sea will be the only obstacle, as
our soldiers may be surprised at finding themselves in the water
up to the middle; but in fine weather the landing will be easy.
The Algerines seem to be very negligent, as they might easily
fortify this place, and yet do nothing; though, from seeing our
boats continually employed in taking soundings, they might have
guessed our intention to land there.

" For these three days an English frigate and a corvette have
been cruising with us. The English have several times at-
tempted to enter Algiers, but have always been hindered by M.
Ma.ssieu de Clerval, who enforces the blockade more strictly than
has hitherto been done. Yesterday the Captain of the English
frigate came on board the Bellow, in which M. de Clerval has
hoisted his flag while the Syrene is gone to Mahon for provi-
sions ; the two officers had a conference of nearly two hours,
after which we saw the English frigate enter Algiers without
any opposition from us. It seems that the affair was so arranged.
An hour afterwards the Commander of the squadron made a
signal to the Captain of the Bacline to go on board for the de-
spatches for Toulon, and to sail with them immediately.
The Pelican steam-boat, which was supposed to be lost, ar-
rived this morning from Corunna, where it had put in on account
of the bad weather.

They began yesterday to discharge the workmen from the
arsenal.

FRENCH FUNDR.—PARHI, MAT 48.--Five per Cents., 104 f.
80c. 05c. 80c. 75c. '7oc. ; Three per Cents., ME 70c. 75c. 65c. 65c.
70c. 55c. 50c. ; Bank Stock, 1,905 f. 1,900 f. ; Rentee de Naples, slf
sk. 50c. 45c. 35c. ; Rentes d'Eepagne, ; Royal Spanish Loan,
864 Rentea Perpetuelle d'Eepagne, 78 1,4 '7B 77% ;
Haytian Loan, 550 f. 545 E 547 f. 50c Exchange on London—One
month, (paper), 1.5 f. hOc.; Three menthe (paper), 25f. 355. ;
money, 25f. 35o.—Cours dulhentique.

Till FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

A Malta mail has arrived, brought by the Echo, sailed
from Malta May 8, Gibraltar May 18, and Cadiz May
20 ; also a Jamaica mail by the Plover, sailed April 20.
Jamaica Papers to April 20, Montreal to April 30, and
Quebec to May have bean received at the North and
South American Coffee-house.

(From the Jamaica Papers )

Extract of a letter from Bogota, Alarch 14 :—The mail
from Caraccas arrived yesterday, and the letters state that
the rea olution does not make much progress, a great num-
ber of the people are against it, and the moment the Go-
vernment sends them the new Constitution it is probable
all will Unite to the Government. General Bolivar has
been unwell, but is now much better. I open my letter
to state, that 150 of the Venezulian troops have deserted,
and that the province of Verona+ have refused to elect
Members to serve Paez in Congress; O'Leary writes confi-
dently that a counter-revolution will soon take place.
The Montreal Papers bring accounts of a dreadful
storm, which took place at Drummondville, which did
great damage to the houses at that place.
The Quebec Papers state that the season is more for-
ward than usual, the wheat sowing is nearly finished
throughout the district.

CHARLOTTE TOWNYILINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, MANCE'
9.—On Thursday the 4th his Excellency the Governor
opened the Session with a speech, informing the Legislature
that since he last met them the revolution of twelve
months has hardly made a shade in the general tran-
quillity which prevails throughout the country, and that
improvements continue to be made.

Extract of a litter from Rio de la Hach*, April 3:—
" I have no news to communicate; every thing at pre-
sent is tranquil, and bu.iness somewhatbrisk, owing to the
number of troops stationed here:"

The ship Iris, from Angostura, has arrived at Havre
in thirty-eight days. When the above vessel left, a report
prevailed that Bolivar bad been assassinated.

Letters from Marseilles state, that a corps of Spanish
troops are assembling at Alicasst, for Algiers, in virtue of
the convention lately agreed to between France and Spain.

S RIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.;

VROAI LLOYD'S.

DIAL, MAY 30,—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Berke.
ley, Armstrong, ail i Tulloch Casti', —, from Jamaica ;
Ituckers, Jasper, from Grenada ; Bruce, Sims, from St.
Lucia, and Ardb'an, from QueLiec—sailed the 6th inst.
Arrived from London and remains the Mellish, Vincent,
for New S uth Wales.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 29 AND 30.—Wind S.W. and
blowing hard.—Arrived the William Harris transport,
from Barbadoes. Sailed his Majesty's ships Infernal and
Cornelia, for Chatham.
FALMOLTTII, MAY 214 AND 29.—Wind S. S.W. to S.W.
Arrived his Majesty's steamer from the Mediterranean—
left Corfu the 4th ult., Malta the Bth, Gibraltar the 18th,
and Cadiz the 20th ; also the Plover Packet, from
Jamaica—sailed the 20th ult. ; Lowland Lass, Welsh,
from Ancona ; Waterloo, Banks, from Leghorn ; Con-
vivial, Hampton, from Benicarlo ; and Hebe, Weller, from
Honduras. Off port the Abcona, Stephens, from St.
Jago and Cuba, and Harriet and Betsey, Buss from
Smyrna. Sailed the Magnet packet, for Lisbon, and his
Majesty's steamer Echo, for Plymouth.
COWES, MAY 30.—Arrived the Noble, Littleford, from
Matanzas ; New Hampshire, —, from Charleston.
DOVER, MAY 30.—Off port the Clarendon, Whitray,
from Nevis; Pomona, Thomas, from Charleston.
CLYDE, MAY 28.—Arrived the Ellen, Athol, from
Demerara ; Arethusa, Boyd, from Trinidad ; and Brilliant,
from New Orleans.

DUBLIN, MAY 29.—Arrived the Royal Oak, Greeves,
from Oporto; Favourite, Fox, from Lisbon; and Tresa-
migos, Nunes, from St. LTbes.
CORK, MAY 27.—Arrived the Thomas Richardson,
from Trinidad.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 29.—Arrived the Palm, Alexander,
from Bahia ; Decagon, Milgrave, from St. Vincent's ;
Montrose, Monte, from Angostura; Jean, Stewart, from
La Guayra ; Ann Wise, Irvin, from Antigua; Luttana,
Smith, and Birkby, Johnson, from New Orleans ; Brutus,
Bailey, from Savannah; Orbit, Irish, and Walter,
Al'Aliehael, from New York ; William and Henry, from
St Andrews, N. B. Off port—Exchange, from Barbadoes,
and Crown, from Sierra Leone.

The City of Aberdeen, Duke, from Manilla and Singa-
pore, has arrived off the Wight.
The Marie, Seilia, from St. Domingo to Marseilles, was
lost about the Ist ult. on Macquarie Reef; the crew and
part of the cargo saved, and arrived at Nassau.