The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-21 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' Cl pe:ol'
A mail has arrived from Rio Janeiro, sailed July 20 a
from Lisbon of the 4th September which is rather of old
Great anxiety was expressed this morning on Change ( oa,,
to the report in the Hamburg Reporter of another revolt,'" of
Rio). At length the Brazil merchants have been relievedoritill
their ag:tation by the letters from Brazil of the 23d Jul),!
that something approaching an insurrection had caused
a SP.,
alarm there, but the whole has vanished in nothing. It lke, 11P
it originated from the disbanded soldiers, but the 53I'tti„q
Guards being organised their attempt proved abortive, an;
were put down. Less fear than ever is now entertainco•
stock there was 57. Exchange on London 24;4.
rtielesei
One of the Rio papers of the I lth July has a long a '
the different parties which prevail in the Legislative boo', d
are called northern and southern parties.rth er
,•
One New York Paper has been received at the ? oth,
South American Coffee-house of the 24th August ; the, As „
papers by the packet ship arrived at Liverpool have 1,0`,0-coil7
come to hand. Ihe above paper is void of interest, but ispS
the following remarks:—" A Correspondent of the Clea,,o'oncli
Advertiser undertakes to reply to our remarks on the coed:
convention.—En land has had laws that the exporter of;Bpi
for the first offence forfeits all his goods, suffers a year'. spd
prisonment, and have his left hand cut off in a market tonolic,.
for a second oftbnce, to stiffer death. If this was sound
then the Ametican system in our country is all wrong.°o r
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point. England prohibits the exportation of domestiction
that it may be cheap; America burdens the import° D'
foreign wool that the domestic grow!h may be made dear..., is
writer says, England, from whom many of our woollensal„
ported, will not take our best superfine flour in exchange.
TIIE FUN
The express from Paris this morningDS. is of some cc, $
it clearly proves that the Ministers are on the alert, and
sufficient military force to prevent any serious disturbal, AP,
The grand debate on the affairs of Poland has been put 0n..,0c1,
Perhaps the question will not be debated. The French r"
have improved about two per cent.
We do not as yet hear that the Lisbon Mail has ',wog -es
r tn
intelligence of importance. We may every hour expee-
rival of the Dutch steamer. Apt
Consols, which left off yesterday at 81% 7A4 for the A
opened at S 2, and went up to 82Y6 : at present they are
.21_
Although the information upon the whole is favouran the
the Brazils, the stock appears heavy, owing to a reP"trreet3
House that' great fear was entertained there of an tnsu
amongst the black population.
HALF-PAST 0 00,‘
An express from Paris arrived at about ten o'clock thistoro,,
ing, which must have left later than the express in the 31,, teelg
Papers, upon which a report is in circulation that the r°" go'
'vett 3 der"
Mc School had shown symptoms of revolt, but recel.. or .01
lesson from the National Guard, and were brought bae."olo
bpi
Before we can put confidence in this report, further eon'.
is required. that jlll,O
RIO JANEIRO, JULY 23.—We are in great hopes
ioc;
inTOrtarbl,c:
ters will now go on quietly,
.at least for some time to al OO,O
the moral respect for authority is broken, and serious
quences may yet ensue. Two of the Ministers have .1,
changed. n COE
The Tribune frigate has just arrived from the wester
with about a million of dollars.—Exchanges 24% 25. froulit''
Consols have been fluctuating during the morning tO
down to 81%; at present they are 81% buyers. Os
In the Foreign Market Brazil Stock has been frog,
58, and are now 57.
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