The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-12 00:00:00

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and land Or talce in palsengera ; but it must not land or
take on board goods at Eiebau.%

BERLIN, APRIL 5.
The latest accounts respecting the state of the Oder and
other rivers, announce that the waters had subsided, and
the danger was in general past;, but the damage done is
very great, and it will not be possible to know or to esti-
mate the amount till the waters have wholly subsided.
VIENNA, APRIL I.—Metalliques, 101; Four per
Cents., 98i ; Bank Shares, 1,387.

The St. Petersburgh Journal of the 27th
of March states, that the Countess DIEBITSCH
SABALKANSKY, wife of his Excellency the
Field Marshal, and Lady of Honour to her
Majesty the EMPRESS, died at St. Petersburgh
on the 26th. It must be peculiarly melancholy
for the General to lose the partner of his for-
tunes at a period so recent after having attained
the grand object of his ambition.
The Emperor of RUSSIA arrived at the
capital, from Moscow, in the afternoon of the
27th.

It would appear by the German Papers, re-
ceived yesterday, that Prince LEOPOLD will em-
bark for Greece, from Ancona, on board the
Greek frigate, Hellas. An English, French,
and Russian man-of-war are to accompany the
Prince to his new dominions.

Lisbon Gazettes have been received to the
3d of April inclusive, but they contain no intel-
ligence of any importance, and are chiefly filled
with extracts from French Papers, and notice of
the debates in the British Parliament.

11 Letters have been received in the city from
Terceira, which announce that the Marquis of
PALMELLA and his suite had arrived at that
Island, and that they had formed a Regency in
favour of Donna MARIA. The inhabitants
continued full of zeal for the cause, and the
troops were healthy.

Letters from Cadiz, to-day, dated the 23d ult.
state that trade was reviving there, and that there
was considerable want of cotton goods. At
Gibraltar, on the contrary, nothing whatever
was doing, and the free port of Cadiz, it seems,
had utterly drawn away all the commerce of the
place.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T WEL YR O'CLOCK
Posted at the North and South American Coffee-house:
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11.—Tbe following are the ar-
rivals :—His Majesty's ship Briton, Captain Gordon, from
Belize 26th December, Vera Cruz 19th January, Tam-
pico 15th February, Havannah 2d ult., having 800,000
dollars and a small quantity of cochineal on board. Sailed
his Majesty's ship North Star, with Sir Robert Ker
Porter, his Majesty's Consul-General for Caraccas.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 10.—The import this week of
Cotton is 2,319 bags, and the sales are again very exten-
sive, reaching 18,260 bags at a further advance of id.
per lb. The import since the Ist January into Liverpool
has been 190,000 bags, against 201 000 in the same
period in 1829. The sales 245,000 bags against 161,000,
giving a surplus of sale this year of 84,000 bags,
and a diminution since the Ist of January of 55,000
bags, being almost unprecedented. The sales during 14
weeks of the present year have averaged 17,580 bags per
week. In Sugar about 480 hhds. have been sold this
week, at a slight decline in Brown and middling qualities.
In Foreign nothing has been done; but of East India 140
bags have been taken at 685., and 650 bags the price of 1
which is not returned.
Extract of a letter from Marseilles, dated April 4
" Our population augments daily; a number of troops
already crowd the streets, as well as officers, belonging to
the Etat-Major, whose regiments are on the march ; also
a great number of Marine officers. Three or four hundred
ships which have been chartered are now formed in two
lines on each side the harbour, and the bakers are busy in
preparing biscuits for the expedition. A report prevailed
that an English corvette had appeared off Algiers, and sent
a message to the Dey, offering him to embark on board
with his treasures, but this is not believed here. The
Mayor of Toulon has received orders to prepare quarters
for 22,000 men for the 13th instant, and the embaikati(,n
is expected to take place on the Ist of May."
Accounts from Lisbon state that a new description of an
auto-da-fe is preparing there ; twelve persons at once
have been condemned, and their bodies to he burnt. It
is also stated that more executions are to take place. At
Oporto the Project of the Amnesty has been rejected, and the
Ministry are much discontented with France and England,
on receiving their last despatches that they could do
nothing before they received further advices from Don Pedro.
THE FUNDS.
Consols opened this morning at-the same price they left
off on Saturday-9311 for the Account, and went up to
941, and are at present 93k, buyers.
The express from Paris brings an account of the march-
ing of the Egyptian troops against Tripoli and Tunis.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Bonds have improved
per cent.
There appears to be great animation in the Foreign
Funds this morning ; Greek Bonds have got up 2 per cent.,
Spanish 1 Brazil also improved ; this is owing to their
coming higher from Holland and Paris.
ENGLISH FUNDS.
3/ per Ct. 1001 1
New 4 per Cent., 1021
4 per Ct. 1826, 105
India Bonds, 82 83
Exchequer Bills, 80 81
I FUNDS.
Greek, 4t
Mexican, 33
Peruvian, 214- 2
Portuguese, 613- 62i
Prussian,
Russian, 1101 11-i
Spanish, 18i
TWO O'CLOCK.
Accounts are in town of the safe landing of the Mar-
quis Palmella and the Regency at Terceira.
Accounts from Coestantinople of the 10th March state,
that a scarcity of provisions prevails in the capital, which
occasioned some disturbances amongst the lower class of
people.
They write from Paris that Contre-Admiral Rommel,
who is to command a division of the French expedition
has arrived at Toulon, from Navarin, in the Trident. The
three Admirals are now assembled.
Consols, which were in the early part of the morning
at 93H for the Account, got up to 93j, and for the
next time 94 : this improvement is attributed to its
being a Bear Account.
In the Foreign Market most of the Stocks have im-
proved ; Brazil got up 3 per cent., since which a re-
action has taken place, and at present they are not so good.
7 HREE 0' CLOCK.

Bank Stock, 216 17
India Stock,
S per Cent. Cons. 93
Do. for Account, 93i
Ditto Reduced, 93i
FOREIG.
Brazilian, 73i
Buenos Ayres, 33 35
Chilian,
Colombian, 22
Danish, 75
French, 5 per Cent. 106 7
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 831

Consols 931 j.

MPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF

THE PEOPLE.

This morning a public meeting was convened at the
City of London Tavern, for the purpose of considering
the means of obtaining a permanent remedy for the dis-
tress of the working c!assee, and for the moral evils under
which all parties suffer ; and also for the disunion which
has for years prevailed amongst all religious sects; with a
view to establish a perpetually encreasing prosperity, and
to destroy for ever the germ of future religious animosity.
The meeting was called by Mr. Owen, and twelve
o'clock was announced as the hour at which the proceed-
ings of the day were to be entered upon, but at that time
few persona had arrived.

There are in Hungary 7,000,000 sheep, of
which 3,000,000 belong to Prince ESTERHAZY.-Lite-
rary Gazette.

An advance in the wages of power-loom
weavers, to the amount of Id. per cut, was made last week
by one of the principal manufacturers in this town, war-
ranted by the improvement in the prices of goods, and the
increasing demand for the manufactured articles...-Stock-
port Advertiser.