The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-27 00:00:00

Bader a right winch ought to be re3erved to us by the
treaty with the Emir.
Fr..ENCH FUNDS JULY 25,
rive pet Cents., I l(11 1091. 95c 90e.
Four per ents.,
Three per Cents., 79f. sc. 78C 05c.
Rank A ctoots. '2,395f.
nente Oe Naples, 96f. 2.5 c. 9f,c.
Boman Five per Cents., lei
Spanish Actives, 2' 7t
Spanish Passives, 5!,'.;
Belgian Loan, Ft,- per Cents, 10-i'Ve'?ct
Socic:y, 1,59 f.
Prat ian Bank, 1,4 Plf.
Portuguese Loan, Three p. ,r Cuts, Y 3.
Exclis,soc. ON LONDON.
Ore month, paper, 25r.. 40c ; 'floury, —c
Three months, paper, f...5r. ; money, 25':. '2214c
—Capra
lASI' PRICES
Flee per Cents., 114. sc.
Three per Cents. 791 sc.
Batik Actions, 2,995 f.
Roman Five per ('eats., 1011.4
Belgian I,an, 102V'.
Belgian Bank, 1,4101
Belgian Society, 1,595 f.
Portuguese Three per Cents., 25%.
t'panisli Actives, 22
Spanish Pa;sives 5!4.
Spanish Ditferes, 04.

Advices from Constantinople of the sth instant
bring frightful accounts of the prevalence of the
plague in the Turkish capital. The mortality was
dreadful, and the infection had spread to the part of
the town inhabited by the Franks, who, generally
speaking, escape its ravages. The SULTAN has di-
rected that in future vessels passing the Dardanelles
with unclean bills of health shall be obliged to per-
form quarantine. Other precautionary steps will be
taken, as soon as the Turks can be brought to confide
in their efficacy- without denouncing as infidels those
who recommend and adopt them. Turkey is a strik-
ing example of the influence which a religious dogma
—the doctrine of Predestination for instance—may
have upon the rise and fall of a great nation.

A Morning Contemporary publishes the following
news from Falmouth in a second edition :
FALMOUTH JULY 25.—11er Majesty's steamer Firefly,
Lieut. Pierce, arrived here this forenoon, from the Medi-
terranean. She left Corfu on the 25th June, Patras and
Zante the 26th, Malta the 4th July, Gibraltar the 13th,
Cadiz the 14th, and Corunna the 22d. At the latter
place she was obliged to enter for coals. She brings the
usual mails, 46 groups of gold, and 23 passengers. The
cholera had broken out at Malta, and several cases of fa-
tality had been the consequence. The English squadron
bad not been attacked with the epidemic, and were cruis-
ing to keep clear of it. Unfortunately on board of her
Majesty's steamer Hermes, whilst lying in the Malta har-
bour, four men and the boatswain of that vessel became
victims to it. At the time of the Firefly's leaving it had
ceased much in virulence.

Greece is reported to be tranquil, and the King and
Queen as becoming daily more popular.
Early this morning her Majesty's packet Tyrean, Lieut.
Jennings, arrived from the Brazils. She left Rio on the
25th of May ; Bahia, 7th of June ; and Pernambuco, on
the 14th, with mails. The latter were landed from her at
midnight, just in time for the London mail, consequently
anything I can comment on must bp anticipated. She
brings 113,0001. on freight.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JULY 26.--Arrived the Barbadian, from Barbadoes ;
Dispatch, Bailey, from Africa. Sailed the Moira, Calcutta.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 26. —Wind W.—Sailed the Turk, for
Malaga.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 26.—Wind W.—Arrived the Johinncs,
Heldt, from Memel.
FALMOUTH, JULY 26.—Wind W. to W. S. W.—Arrived the
Firefly packet, from Malta—sailed 4th inst. ; Gibraltar, 13th ;
Cadiz, 14th.
WATERFORD, JULY 24.—Arrived the Waterford steamer,
from London.
PENTLAND FRITH, JULY 23.—Arrived the Eclipse, Easter-
brook, from St. Petersburg ; Enchantress, Christie, and Fanny,
France, from Riga.
STOCKTON, JULY 26.—Arrived the Normanby, Tate, Riga.
HULL, JULY 25.—Arrived the Tom Bowline, from Riche-
bucto ; Ruby, Smeaher, and Lerpaw, Herber, from St. Peters-
burg ; Leipzic, Leedom, from Stockholm ; William Darley
(steamer), from Hamburg.
YARMOUTH, JULY 26.—Arrived the Wilhelmina, Gottenburg.
YARMOUTH ROADS, JULY 26.—Arrived theThorley, Garrett,
from St. Petersburgh.

The Providence of Hull, for Boston, having sprung a leak ,I
was run on the Knock Land, and will be wrecked. I

Extract of a letter from an agent at Constantinople, dated
July s.—The Thomas, Crisp, was boarded on the 29th by a
Greek boat, with twelve armed men, who wounded the second
mate, secured the first mate with cords, and menaced the
master with pistols and sabres. They ransacked the cabin,
took possession of the master's clothes, chronometer, spy-glass,
and every thing of value, as well as some stores. It is my de-
termination to address the authorities on the subject, in hopes
to prevent the recurrence of such shameful acts of violence,
which have been frequent of late."
The Fortuna, from Stettin, sunk at Berwick on the 16th inst.

THE FUNDS.-(TILIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We have received Malta papers to the 29th of June.
They contain proclamations from his Excellency the Go-
vernor to prevent the spreading of the cholera. They
likewise give the following abstract of the returns of the
cholera from the 21st to the 27th of June :—Remained last
report, 102 ; new cases, 272 ; deaths, 217 ; recovered, 68 ;
remained, 69 ; Military Hospital, 21 new cases ; deaths, 4 ;
recovered, 7 ; remained, 21 ; Naval Hospital, 3 new cases ;
1 death ; 2 recovered.
Admiral Rowley, with his flag in the Caledonia, and
the rest of the squadron put to sea again for a cruize. The
slight complaint which manifested itself a fortnight ago on
board some of the ships has not been attended with any
serious consequence, the crew being again convalescent.
The influenza was likewise on the decline.
We have received Gibraltar Papers to the 15th of June.
They state that they have received the following return of
the casualties of cholera at Malta, in addition to the state-
ment of the .Malta Gazette:—Total, 423 new cases ;
deaths, 204.
The Malta Gazette states that the cholera broke out at
Florian, in the asylum of the aged and indigent, on the 9th
of June ; and has since spread to other parts of the Island ;
making considerable havoc among the population.
We have received a Mauritius Price Current to the
11th April. They state the Exchange Mauritius Govern.
ment Bills, 30 days' sight, 1 to 2 prem„ on London ;
Mauritius Bank bills, 90 days' sight, little demand; Pri-
vate bills, 90 days, 8 to 10 per cent. discount.