The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-28 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(T EilS DA Y

DEAL, MAY 26.—Wind N.E, fresh breezes, and 27, RN K ditto.—
Came down from the River and sailed the Alexander Baring, St. Croix,
for China; Sirius, steamer, Mowle, for New York; Pera, Fennings, for
Constantinople; Itatcliff, Cox head, for flt:,bge. Arrived and proceeded
for the River, the Eliza,, n, from Grenada; Rapid, from Jamaica;
Pettingall, from St John's, New Brunswick; La„ !c, Patterson,
from the Mauritius; Hebe, from Honduras; West Indian, M'Artur,
from Antiva, remains.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 26.—Wind N.E. to E S.E., 27, E., fine —Arrived
the Leudovic, Alto, from Dantzic; Churuka, Achavallia, from Tarra-
gona. Arrived off; the Marie Laure, from St. Jago de Cuba. Sailed
her Majesty's snip Modesto, for the West Indies; her Majesty's ship
Pantaloon, for the not th coast of Spain.-
PLYMOUTH, MAY 26 —Wind E —Arrived the Kale, Orley, from Kam-
burgh ; Flora, More, from ditto;* Mount Charles, Good, from ditto.
FALMOUTH, Mar 25.—NN ind E. fresh bre:,z.,s, 26, E., strong breezes.
—Arrived) he Lapwing packet, Lieut. Coghlan, from the West Indies,
sailed from St. Thomas, 4th instant, on freight 35,000 dollars; Aurora,
Dosey, from Mngadore, s: caking the ship Merchant, off and for New,
York, from Liverpool, t`.:3,1 May, lat. 19. N. long. S. W.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 26.—Wind S.E., moderate. 27.—E. S.E.
Arrived thd-John Knox, Thompson, from Bombay ;"Henry Clay, Elwell,
Natchez, Liverpool, John, and Cadmus, from Cl6rlest9n Colonist,
Cowan, from Trinidad ; Astrsa, from Alexandria ; Cal ist a, from Honduras ;
Robert Morris, British Merchant, and Milo, from New Orleans ; Par-
thenon: from Charleston; Donna Maria, from Oporto; Sarah, fflurryi
from Trieste; Romulus, froM Savannah; Tuscany, and Dalhousie Castle,
from Mobile; Roniero, from Chili. Offport, the Virginia, firma New Or.
leans ; Governor, and from Mobile; Charlotte, from Savannah;
and Forth, from Buenos Ayres. •

CLYDE, MAY 26.—A rrived the Lady of the Lake, from Sierra
Leone; Mars, Castles, from New Orleans; Margaret, Johnston, from
Charl• stop; Zqhyr, Gentle, from Messina; and Mary, Wylie, from
Marseilles.

DOVER, MAY, 27.—Arrived off port, the John Elizabeth, 111ala.3a.
SHOREHAM, 51.1. y 27.—Arrived the Claud, Winter, from Memil
T (maw, I%IAY :26.—Arriv(,11 off, Lusitania, Gibbons, from Oporto,

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY (THIS DAY), TWELVE O'CLOCK.
-We Lave received Janmica papers to the 28th April. We subjoin
the following extracts :

"There is' nrehing stirring in the city. The French Prince is gone,
and with him the temporary excitement Whirh his presence, and so
many French ollicers, created. Trade being du:l we are as quiet as
could be expected ; nor arc our northside towns much better off. All
appears calm—the negroej are quiet, and peaceably pursuing their avoca-
tions. The weather on the northside has been tempestuous; a perfect
gale had set in at Annatto Lay, which was attended with the most cala-
mi•rus and melancholy effects."
A St. Kitt's paper of the 13th ultimo has been received, which com-
municates the important intelligence that Sir Wm. Colebrook; who
had issued his proclamation for convening the General Council and
Assembly of the Leeward Islands, on the 16:h of this month, has since
issued another, declaring that the General Council and Assembly are
dissolved. This is in consequence of instructions from Lord Gleneig.
The Jamaica Papers state, that after a long series of dry weather,
unexampled in Bath (St. Thomas's in the East) there have been a num.
ber of refreshing showers, and thet crops are excellent. A meeting of
merchants and others took place at the Commercial Rooms, to prepare a
memorial to her Majesty's Government against the Bill imposing a duty
on British manufactured goods imported to the Island.

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TIII3 FUNDS.
During the whole of Saturday morning the British Funds had rather
a heavy appearance; but in the afternoon thirty thousand Consols were
purchased, which had the effect of rallying the market, and Consols
closed with an improvement of I per cent.
Consols opened this morning at the closing prices of Saturday; 94 I
fur the Account ; for next Account, 94; ; Money 94 To-morrow
being settling day in the British market,. it is suppoSed that most of the
jobbers and brokers have already made up th:ir accounts, and no doubt
they will be easily adjusted to-morrow. Exchequer Bp, 61 (i 3; India
Bonds, 64 prem. ; Bank Stock, 2044 2054; India Stock, e7O.
Jn the Foreign Market Spanish Active remains steady at 21-1/ 221,
owing to the expectation that a Spanish loan will be concluded, and that
something will be done for the bond-holders ; Portuguese also steady at
353 361 ; Three per Cents. 24; ; Brazi2an, 81 ; Mexican, 26.1 7i;
Colombian, 27i ; Dutch Two-and-Ilalf per Cent. 543 3.