The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-09 00:00:00

lIIPPING INTIILLIGENCM,-(THIS DAV•)

'FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAY 7...—Wind N. N. E.—:Arrivel cif Mar zeter
tie Nethsdale, Simpson, from Singapore.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 7 AND S.—Wind E.—Arrivel off
the Wight, the Brothers, Hynes, from Demerara; and
Matchless, Starling, from St. Michael Win's.
FALMOUTH, MAY 6 AND 7.—d N. to N
Arrived the Reindeer packet, from Halifax, sailed the 20th
tilt., lost foremast and bowsprit. Off port, the Planet,
Barclay, from Jamaica.
JERSEY, MAY s.—Arrived the Harmony, Levineer,
from Rio Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 6 AND 7.--Arrived the Active,
Reeves, from St. blicbael's ; and Jane, Baird, from St.
John's, N. B.
CROOKHAVEN, MAY 6.—Arrived the Margaret, Pat-
terqm, from Demerara.
GRAVESEND, MAY 7 AND S.—Arrived the Malcolm,
Cyles, from Bengal; and, Richards, Cromartie, from
Barhadoes.
STANDGATE CREEK, MAY fl AND 6.—Arrived the
Castor, A mader, and Entreprendre, Unghew, from Trieste.
Conk, MAY 5 AND 6.—Arrived the Henry, Rodd,
from Trieste.
BELFAST, MAY 6.—Arrived the Rohuste, from Bayonne.
FALMOUTH, MAY 6.—Sail ,d the Lord Melville packet,
for the Brazils; and Duke of Marlborough packet, for
Lisbon.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
Jamaica Papers to the 26th March have been received
at the North and South American Coffee-house.
(From the Papers of the 18th March.)
By the arrival of his Majesty's ship Falcon, which sailed
from Carthagena on Saturday last, we regret to learn that
Carthagena is is in a most disturbed state. General Legnes
has left that place to attack Santa Martha, and General
Canero had marched from Santa Martha with 150 Tera-
.lines to meet and give him battle. Private letters state
'hat the disturbances arose from two Colonels of Militia
having, with their regiments, deserted. It will be ob-
served that Admiral Colpoys has, in consequence of this
intelligence, despatched a vessel of war to Carthagena, for
the protection of the British interests.
We have been favoured with the following Proclamation:
" axruauc OF COLOMBIA, LIFFAUTMENT OF MAYLEICA,
MARCH 12.
" The Supreme Government, under date of the 22d ult.,
has communicated to me that the river Opats, which has
been previously opened to foreign commerce, is now closed
against a direct trade. In consequence of this decree,
vessels of war are now under orders destined to cruize in the
Gulph of Darien, to enforce the same. Such Persons who
are desirous of trading with the department of Cann
after this notice, must first present themselves at this port
to take on board licenses.
" FRANCISCO MARTEN, Prefect."
(From the Jamaica Papers of March 21.)
The Kangaroo schooner of war, arrived from Santa
Martha, brought passenger Genera Canero and suite.
We understand that although this officer had a sufficient
number of troops to defend Santa Martha from the attack
of General Legnes, he could not be induced to do so, and
he has sought refuge in Jamaica. General Legnes was
carrying every thing before him, and was expected to
enter Santa Martha shortly after the sailing of the
Kangaroo.
Accounts in the French Papers state that a plot had
been discovered at Berlin, to overthrow the Government
and substitute a Constitutional one.
Accounts from Livonia state that twelve old regiments
of the Russians have been sent to Lithuania.
According to information from Constantinople, it is
stated that great anxiety prevails there, owing to a report
that the Pacha of Scutari had obtained a great victory
over the Turks. They write from Pera that the Empe-
ror of Russia has prolonged his payments for 18 months.
General Diebitsch has fortified Siedlee, and waits an
attack from the Poles in that position Siedlec is twenty-
four leagues from Warsaw, where the Russian army is con-
centrated, covered by numerous entrenchments, in which
are all the Russian besieging artillery. It appears that
the Polish Commander-in-Chief is drawing nearer War-
saw, and his head-quarters are in the neighbourhood of
Minsk, in direct communication with Warsaw, to prevent
the cholera morhus getting to his army.
TICK FUNDS.
The accounts with regard to the battles of the Poles are
confused and contradictory, therefore we must wait tie
arrival of the Hamburg steamer to learn further details
on the subject.
Console, which left off on Saturday at Sl i for the Ac-
count, opened at SI, at present they are 8114; the
French Funds come one per cent. lower.
Consols have this moment been done at 81k.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We are extremely sorry to state that we have seen
letters from Berlin of the lst of May, stating that the
cholera morbus is in Warsaw, and has also reached the
Polish army; this is indeed unwelcome information to
the great cause of Poland.
The Dutch steamer has arrived, and brings a confirma-
tion of the defeat of Dwernicki. The Russians destroyed
the bridge over the Styr, and prevented his retreat; he
lost 1,000 men.
We have received the Journal des Debats of Satur-
day, which states that the report of a victory obtained by
Dwernicki over General Rudiger is not confirmed.
Letters from Lemberg announce to the contrary, that he
has received a check, and repassed the Styr. (This
article is from Vienna, 26th April.)
Accounts from Berlin to the 30th April state that all
was quiet at Wilna, and no fear for the safety of that
place was entertained, as; the garrison was reinforced from
Riga. Great masses of troops are cantinually arriving to
reinforce the Russians by boats. ,
The Russians have entered into a negotiation with the
house of Stregletz for a loan.
The letters from Antwerp and Brussels this morning
are not of any interest. At Antwerp a great desire is
entertained that Prince Leopold should accept the throne of

Belgium.
The private letters from Paris this morning explain the
cause of the French Renter going down 1 per cent. :
12,000 of the warriors of July have refused the Cross of
Honour, have joined the students, and have 'one over to
Lafitte's party.
Consols in the course of the morning reached 821 for
the Account. This rise is attributed to the hou,e being
great Bears, that a panic hls seized them, and they are
buying in their accounts. Console are at present 81k.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing.
THREE O' CL CK.
Console 821 I.

FOUR 07CLOCK.—CU,SING PRICES.
Consols B2 # Danish 6li
Ditto for Account 82 Greek, 1825 —
Brazilian Bonds.. 61 Mexican, 1825 37
Buenos Ayres.... --- Peruvian
Chilian Ditto .... 20 Rivoiln 92i
Columbian, 1824 15 Spanish ......