The Sun.
London, England, 1839-01-23 00:00:00

EXCHANGE ON LONDON

One month, paper,27i 7 --------- 05f 5c.; three months, paper,
24f. 90c., money, 24f. 87 y,c.
RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Germain 595 ... 595 ... 595 ... 595
Ve sailley, L.B.
R.B.
Rouen
St-asburgh to Bale 315 ... 347 50 ... 315 ... 347 50
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, JAN. 12
Five per Cents. MAalliques
Four per Cents.
Three. per Cents.
Bank Shares 1494
—AllgemeineZeitung, Jan. 17.
. HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, JAN. IS.
Bills. Money.
A estrian Mct,Piques, 5 per cent.
Di,' o ditto 8 per cent. —
Ditto ditto 21, per cent
Ditto Bank shares 1493 1,90
Anglo-Russian Loan 107% 107%
Russian 5 per cents. Metal.
. . Paper inscription, 6 per cent 14% 104
Rawian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th •
Series
Ditto, Certificates
Portuguese Regency Bends, 5 per cent —
Ditto, 3 per cent —
Dutch 0 per Cents.
Polish Bends, 3 per cents.
New Tickets . 155% 155
A nglo- Da»isli Loan, 3 per cents 71% 71%
Norwegian Lean of 18:34, 4 per cents
Spanish, in piastres, 3 per Cents — --.
Cortes Loan, 5 per Cent —
Greek 4 per cents. N 33, guaranteed by Franco
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
II AMHI,I2G, JAN. 18.-135• ; two months. 134,x.
STOCKHOLM, JAN. 11.—Two months, 12 7
Sr. PErnßsatnunt, JAN. 4.—Three months, 11 63-64.
Hanzburg Papers, Jan 'lB.
' PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BERLIN, JAN. 15.
Bills. Money.
t. Schuld. Sch. 4 per cent 10:34 102%
Prussian English Loan, 1830, 4 per cent 1024,; 101%
I,:xchange on London, three months 6 19%
—Prussian State Gazette, Jen. 16.

The Madrid Journals of the 13th and 14th have
just come to hand.

The Echo del Commerce says that the senators
were to have a secret and urgent sitting on the 14th.
Don JOSEPH FERROZ, Deputy of Valencia, has been
named Director of the Public Treasury by a Royal
Decree published in the Madrid Gazette.

The accounts from Valencia are to the Sth. They
say that CABRERA, who, with his main force was be-
sieging Villa Franca, having learned the arrival of the
division of ASPIROZ at Castellan, has retreated pre-
cipitately to Alcora. General CORDOVA was still a
Ossuna on the 3d.

THE MARKETS -(THIS DAY.)

CORN-EXCHANGE.

There is this week a small quantity of English Wheat, good of Flour
and Foreign Wheat, with a large supply of Barley, and moderate of
Oats. The Wheat trade remains very dull, but the factors are not
disposed to take less prices than Monday for dry parcels. Barley sup.
ports its value, with a slow sate. Beans and Pease are unaltered. In
the Oat trade little has been done to-day, and the rates are unchanged.
Flour continues extremely heavy in sale.
ARRIVALS
Wheat. I Barley. Oats. I Flour
English
I 5,6)0
Foreign , 7,310 1
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.

- brls.

Supplies of all kinds of Meat were good; trade brisk, and prices
unvaried. Game and Poultry in good supply and demand ; prices
unaltered.

CITY FISH MARKET.

The supplies were large, but chiefly of inferior Fish. Good qualities
fetched high prices. Turbot 7s. to 10s. 15s. 20s. 255. and 30s. Cod
9s. Gd. for small, to 10s. and 155. Whitings Gd. to Is. Haddocks 10d.
to Is. Gd. Soles Is. to 4s. 6d. per pair. Lobsters Is. to 4s. each.

COLONIAL MARKET.
But a moderate business doing. Raw Sugar continues at the prices of
last week. British Plantation Coffee is ls. lower ; other kinds up.
varied. There is bat little business doing, and prices much the same as
yesteeday.

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Mr. Waldey will certainly stand for the yuarit
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Curouershii),

LLOYD'S S,HIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JAN. 22.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.—Arrived the Clifton,
Wenharn, from St. Kitt's, and remains with the Highbury, for Bilbao.
Came down from the River and sailed, Ariadne, M'Leod, Greenock.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 22.—Wind N.E., fresh breezes and fine.—Arrived
the Ontario, Huttleston, from London; Hibernia, Hughes, Gloucester;
Neptune, Seabrook, London ; Liberty, Russell, ditto; St. Croix, Brady,
Honduras, for London, in 72 days. Passed by, the Sophia, Barclay,
for London. Sailed, the Ontario, Huttlestone, for New York; Lady
Paget, Allen, Batavia ; Claudine, Beaver, Madras ; Manchester,
Hewit, Mobile; CaciTie, Flight, St. Lucia; Achilles, Veale, Sydney;
Stour, Jeffrey, Liverpool; Friendship, Scott, Dungarvan ; Cato,
Seaharn ; Horatio, (transport), Humble, Jamaica; Amelia, Teasdale,
Cape de Verde; Armenian, Naples; Zin, Ducker, Trieste; Thomas
Oliver, Wanless, Genoa; London, Moody, Marseilles; Mary, Custance,
Mogadore ; Etania, Granger, and Maria, Cockrell, Leghorn; Aylesford,
Carr, Genoa, and Charles, Lewis, Lynn.

F&LMOUTII, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Tagus, Symons, from London;
Jane Cuming, Cuming, Trinidad ; Elizabeth Maria, Borchus, Amster-
dam ; Spartan, Buckland, Woodmaster, Forester, M'Arthur, and
Alamxle, Bartlet, all from London. Sailed the Tagus, Symons, for
Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, &c., with mails.

LivERPOOL, Jam. N.E.—Arrived the Lerina, from Pasta;
Ellen, Chadwick, Bahia; Jane, Mediterranean; Jane Walker, St.
John's; Vesper, St. Michael's; Camden, Burns, Oporto; and Phcenix,
Riga. Sailed the Amelia, Hughes, for Jamaica; Medwin, Pernam..
buco ; Cordelia, Canton ; Enterprise, Calcutta; Carlisle, Honduras;
Visitor, Moffatt, Bordeaux; Ruby, Gibraltar; and Catherine, Gavin,
Marseilles.

Cowes, JAS. 22.—Sailed the Mars, Atkin, for Leghorn; Maria
Theresa, Cadiz; Maraboo, Newport in Wales; Royal Adelaide, Calais;
Miller, St. Michael's; Orion, Hill, Constantinople; Sultan, Collins,
ditto; Mary Ann, Marshall, Van Diemen's Land; Vrow Henriette„
St. Übe's ; and all theroutward-bound except the Hopewell, Cousens.
BRISTOL, JAN. 22.—Arrived the James and Ellen, Pallor, from Mar-
seilles ; Jeune Clementine, Nantes, Sailed the Pearl, Bruton, for Ma-
dras; Caledonia, Tucker, Trinidad; Caroline, Brooks, Tobago; Water..
witch, ditto; West, Farr, Barbadoes ; Isabella, Newfoundland; Luconia,
Reynolds, New York; Camilla, Miller, Portugal; Liverpool, Rowe, Lla.
nelly and Bahia; George Canning, I'addon, Africa; Pemsander Fells,
St. Übe's ; Jeune Joseph, Bordeaux.
WExFortn, JAN. 21. —The Union, Howlers, from Chepstow to this
port, is on shore, and it is expected will become a total wreck.

TORBAY, JAN, 21.—Th;, wind shifted suddenly at 10 p.m., to S.E.,
and has blown a gale all night ; some of the vessels have driven. A
schooner, painted black and coppereJ to the bends, is riding with
her foremast gone, havinz, it is supposed, been in contact with a barque.
LIVERPOOL, J.N. 22 —The Westhorp, from St. Petersburgh to
Liverpool, is on shore at Stromness ; cargo expected to be saved.

CHRISTIANSAND.—The following vessels have put in here leaky and
must discharge, viz., the Elizabeth Sine, Lichen, from Copenhagen,
bound to Hull; the Arina, Schroder, from Pillau to London ; the
Waterloo, Merlin, from Pillau to London ; Mentor, Meyer, Danzie,
bound to Liverpool; Vigilance, Budick, bound to Liverpool ; Otava,
Schultz, bound to Hull.

CIIRISTIANSAND.—The following vessels have put into Mandahl
leaky and more or less damaged, and it is expected most of them
must discharge, viz , Victoire, Copenhagen, bound to Liverpool ;
Glackauf, Kruger, for London ; Wilhelmina, Peters, Rotterdam for
London ; Najac:er, Kross, Nieustadt, bound to London ; Juno,
Blanch, Elbower, to London ; Elizabeth, Racks, bound to London ;
Aghcte Christian, Barford, Ilea, bound to Hull; Despecil, Barascb.
Konigsburg, bound to Newcastle.

RAMSGATE, JAN. 22.—Sailed the Eden, Hurst, for Tobago; Sophia.
Langlass, St. Michael's ; Sprightly, do. ; William Currie, Visitor,
Luscombe. Arrived the Rapid, Austen, from Lisbon ; Lord
Glenelg, and Gotheborg, Gibraltar; San Josey, Aninas, Malaga;
Hercules, Algiers ; Rebello Secundo, Oporto; Theadow, Bilboa ; Jacob
and Maria, Charente; Velocity, Clarke, Cape Coast, Aldrick, New
Orleans.

DOVER, JAN. 22. Arrived the Camelia, Bross ; Celeler, Drug,
fro.a Bourdcaux, leaky, and with loss of sails; Helen, St. Michael's ;
Betsy, Hamburg; Lydia, Chesme ; Charlotte, Jersey, with damage to
sails ; Bocoimcies, Bourdeaux ; Dido, Monte Video ; Braganza,
steamer, Oporto.

PENZANCE, JAN. 9. 1 . —Wind W. N. W., fine.—Arrived the Eugenie,
from St. Giles. Sailed the Fanny, Page, for Lisbon.
MILFORD, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Thomas, Williams, from Car.
narvon. Sailed the Joseph and Fanny, Bedwin, for the Clyde.
Toansv, JAN. 20.—Arrived the Armada, Jackson, Tropie, An.
demon, and Escort, from Lomion. Offport the Diligent, Rio Janeiro;
Deline, Ashton, Oporto.

HARLENGEN, JAN. I7.—The Damsel, of Yarmouth (abandoned) has
been thrown on shore the 7th inst. at \Veiram. The Sea, Sodskir,de,
Anderskeen, from Hull to Sundburg, put in here the 9th inst., with loss
of anchor and cable.

The St. Bride, Phillips, from Bridpart to Llanelly, has been towed
into the latter port after being on shore and abandoned by the crew.
The Achilles, Veal, touched the ground in coming into Ports-
mouth yesterday, but has not sustained any damage.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY (THIS DAY), TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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LI VERPCOL COTTON-MARKET, TUESDA It% —The demanTrlr
Cotton to-day has been to a fair extent. The sales from 5,000
to 6,000 bags, a portion of which have been taken by specula-
ton at full prices.
Arrivals this mornin,:—French mail; ship letters from St.
Kitt's, Trinidad, lioneuras, and Demerara ; Calcutta, Aug. 8.
The Correspondent of the Journal of Bayonne, the Plzare,
writes that the political chief of Logrono bas addressed his
report to the Governnient, which states that the faction of
Navarre had received from France, in November and Decem-
ber last, 1,200 horses, 50 pieces of cannon, and two mounted
batteries. We publish this to the public, to prove in what
manner certain agents of the Government of Madrid impose
upon the credulity of the people.
The Emancipator of the 19th publishes the following letter
from Frankfort, of the 15th inst. :

" Our diplomacy, our 'Change, and our Austrian and Rus-
sian garrison, as well as the patriotic population, are in great
emotion. From all quarters arrive manifestations against the
politics of the Nurth—from Hanover, where the Opposition is
becoming menacing ; from Cologne and Posen, where peti-
tions arc signing to be presented to the King, in defiance of
the police; from Munich and Wm tzburg, whore they take a
lively interest for the Belgians ; and above all from Darmstadt,
where the Chamber of Representatives have solemnly prayed
of the Grand Duke and his Government to interfere with the
Diet, to cause to be rejected the proposition of Holland."
Advices have been received from Monte Video to the 14th
ult. ; they state that a French frigate had arrived on the 7th
from Brest and Rio Janerio, bringing troops and a Charge
d'Affaires for Buenos Ayres. It is stated that this person, as
far as his intentions could be ascertained, determined to pursue
the same policy as the ex-Consul had done, and it was believed
there that war must take place. The news received of the
rebel chief, Fructuoso Rivera, having entered Monte Video and
assumed the Presidentship of the Oriental State is fully con-
firmed. Everything continued tranquil in the capital.
Owing to the wind shifting to the north-east, we have very
few arrivals this morning, consequently no news of impor-
tance to communicate, with the exception that we hear, and it
is generally credited in the City, that the modification of the
twenty-four articles of the Dutch and Belgium Treaty signed
by the four Powers, was also signed last night by the French
Ambassador, General Sebastiani ; but up to the present hour
it only improved the Dutch Stocks per cent.; therefore, in a
few days we look for some important events from Belgium ;
they must either agree to the conditions or fight, but we appre-
hend that their resistance will be of a short duration.