The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-04 00:00:00

CITY, MONDAY EVENING..

The arrivals of grain in Mark-lane during the last week have
been considerable for the season of the year. Of Wheat coast-
wise there are 9,505 quarterS, and-from Ireland-157 quarters of
the same article. Of barley there- are 1,991 quarters ; malt,
1,956 quarters ;, oats; 13,1111 quarterS, and 1,033/Sielts of flour,
including 100 sacks from the centre of Irish • Famine, arising
out of superabundance. The- finest qualities of wheat are 2s.
cheaper since this day week. Barley is already almost too low
to admit of any farther depression. Oats are Is. to'2s. cheaper,
and every article is exceedingly heavy 'sale. At Norwich mar-
ket on Saturday last, there was a very full market of Wheat, which
sold at from 20s. to quarter, and, picked samples at 425.
In many places wheat is 'already in ear, and, with the exception
of 1802 and 1815, the season is earlier, and the 'appearance
more favourable than it has been during the last twenty years.—
Letters have been received from Odessa to the Bth ult. which
contain no news of the slightest importance. They say nothing
of theevaeuation of Moldavia or Wallachia by the Turks, and
little credit has this day been given to the Mantiseript :Copy
from this Austrian Observer of the 20th- ult. In that document
some Gentlemen observe, that HADSCIII EMIN AGA on the
sth proceeded from Bucharest to Jassy: and arrived •at the
latter place the same day. Now really l this part of the ac-
count be true, HABSISH; EMIN AGA i 5 11111 Y as well slcillecl.M.
travelling as Mr. VANSIT TART- is-in finance. It appears that
this fellow thinks nothing of mounting-his horse, and taking a
forention ride of- 260 miles, and• on the ;Same evening placing
the whole Turkish army in retreat. The purchasers of the new
Russian loan did not exhibit -their usual confidence this
day in pacific. rumours. There- was something , like a panic-
amongst them, and the loan fell from 'B5 to 80. The
great man made great exertions to rally their drooping spirits,
but with all his efforts he could do- no more than make - the
closing price 81. The prevailing opinion this afternoon
was, that the report mentioned in The: Chriirticle last Friday; of
the Russians having entered Moldavia,: will:prove correct.
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The Chili Loan is rather dearer, and is quoted-761 ; French
Rentes can be had at 89.50 ; Prussian Bonds are 86i, and Danish
854 ; Columbian Old Bonds 100 t ; bat the success of the Chili
Loan has reduced the New Columbian Sixes to 81, and the Scrip
to 81i. Absurd rumours from S_pain:of :the Cartes having re-
fused, to ratify the last • Loan have: thrown • a considerable
gloom over these securities. The Old :Fives • are quoted at-
-606, and the New at 61. Neapolitan Bonds remain steady at 71a.
There was a current report in the morning that the Loan for
Portugal would.), declared this day, and also one from Aus-
tria, to pay the Dtterest a her former contracts, and to give her
a little ready cash. Neither of these, however, have been as
yet made public. It is rumoured that there is a curious docu-
ment in London from the Austrian Government to one of her
Ambassadors, which displays any thing but pacific intentions
in as far as Turkey is concerned. This paper will soon make
its appearance publicly. To-morrow Consols will be shut till
after tie dividends. They are exceedingly heavy this day.
They opened at 80i, and closed at 794, buyers for the July
settlement.—ln trade nothing is doing on the Royal Exchange.
Every person seems to be engaged in attempting to make
money out of the Foreign Securities.—(Morning Chronicle.)

Letters from Naples, of the 20th May, state
that de Prince de CANOSA is no longer Minister
of Police, and that M. de MEDICI is recalled to
the Ministry of Finance.
The Genevieve arrived at Gibraltar 11th ult.,
from Valparaiso, in 105 days. She had on board
Don JOSE IGNATIUS CIENFERIGOS, Plenipo-
tentiary from Chili to the Court of Rome, with
three Secretaries. __ - -