The Sun.
London, England, 1822-04-08 00:00:00

FRENCH FUNDS.

April 3, Five per Cents.
April 4, Five per Cents. Opened-at
Closed at B7 f. 15 c.

It was confidently reported this day that the
Russian army was in want of provisions, and
that an advanced division was in a perilous situa-
tion, as the floods had prevented the approach of
the artillery and ammunition. •

[Extract of a Letter from Santa Martha, Feb. 10.1
" We received, by the way of Carthagena, the agreeable
information that the Isthmus of Panama has declared its inde-
pendence by the free vote of its inhabitants. General Cruz
engeon embarked at Panama in order, in combidation with
the Spanish Functionaries who govern at Quito, to attack
Guayaqull. The inhabitants of the city and vicinity of Panama
'availed themselves of this favourable opportunity to signify to
the Authorities that they would not pass under the Spanish do-
minion. Colonel Fabrega, who at that time was Governor,
invited a committee of the notables, in which it was decided
that all the inhabitants should send a deputy, who should ex-
Press their wish upon the Government which ought to be esta-
blished ; but this intention was not realized, because the inha-
bitants of Panama of themselves declared their independence,
Which took place at Porto Bello.---The above information was
brought to Carthagena by one of his Majesty's ships•of war."

haVe received several.letters this morning
which confirm the accounts of the alarming state
of things in Suffolk and Norfolk. The public
journals of both Counties have represented the
ftveral events with laudable caution, not to ex-
cite too much alarm, on the one hand, and not to
Put the- incendiaries on their guard too much, on
the other.—There can be no doubt that Irish
emissaries are at the bottom of all the mischief
that has hitherto been perpetrated—that much
of the evil spirit which prevails arises from want
olemployment and real distress among the lower
orders, but this spirit probably would not have
occasioned such outrageous proceedings., if it
had not been urged by secret malignity. The
rumour in both Counties is, that thre will be
Plenty. more, fires..—lt is reported that there
Was a- riot at Bungay on Friday, and that the
Nob attempted to rescue the prisoners lodged in
the cage for breaking machines in the environs,
but that the 7th Dragoons were sent.for at Nor-
folk, and 18 or 19 culprits were safely conveyed
to the Castle in that city.—:-We have more infor-
ation on this melancholy subject, but deem it
Proper, far reasons which we need not disclose,
say nothing more on the subject at present.

IRELAND.—The accounts this morning are not
111arked by any features of peculiar atrocity. It
t''ls been ascertained that a quantity of arms was
,ecently landed on the coast of the County of
‘-'ork' from a smuggling lugger, direct from
Flushing.
.111.1riTE LATE DUEL.—Our Readers are aware
et the papers which led to the death of Sir ALEXANDER
lil ELL had been carried off' from the Glasgow Sentinel
ce, by orte Bort/laic*, formerly a partner in that concern—.
tem. the Glasgow Courier, received this morning, we observe,
" among tin indictments issued from the Crown Office,
D','lnburgh, agat individuals to stand their trials at the ap-
i;;'.aching Circuit Court, to be held in this city, is one against
hei'Manz 2W. Borthwiek, who was some time ago iri the Senti-
-01 Office, THEFT, by breaking open locl:fast places in
e Sentinel Newspaper Office, Glasgow."

FOn Friday afternoon a meeting of Cabinet
inisters was called at a short notice by Mr.
114 t., at the Secretary of State's office for the
e4lrne Department, which was attended by the
2 of LIVERPOOL. the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
,GE LIVERPOOL;
Mr. WYNN, &C. The ATTORNEY-
ERAT, was also present.
sl'he Duke of YORK was busily engaged in
tat.iess during Saturday at the Commander-in-Chief's Office,
ous to his Royal Highness leaving town for a few days.
the ',day morning the Royal Duke attended Divine Service at
' •/hCh a apel Royal,St. James's, and heard Sermon by the Rev.
toffCloottenaugh, the Sitb-Almoner. The anthem was "If we
.Itolve.that JESUS died," Dr. Boyce. The Duchess of Ricx-
die \P, the Ladies LENNox, and a numerous assemblage of
Ivas" ,''oility, were present. After the Service then Sacbrament
ble d ministered. Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, the
!2 lef London for Newmarket.
4,xlesterday their Royal Highnesses the Duke
(leo "uchess of GLOUCESTER attended Divine Service at St.
ibe4
e'S Church, Hanover-square, and received the Sacra-
tvasl'.esterday being Easter Sunday, Divine Service
the 1,1)e/formed at Gloucester House, by the Rev. Dr. Ilakin, to
;Ike and Duchess of GLOUCESTER and their Household.
tet ne Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER at-
on Divine Service at St. George's Church, Hanover-square,
Viday, it being Good Friday.
tett riday being Good Friday, Divine Service was
thNr„-ttil,s ed before the formed D by the Rev. T. 'W.
Oetg, who also performed Divine Service yesterday before
eci,!G's Household.
e are informed that the Owen Glendower
te
t,h
captain the Hon. ROBERT CAVENDISH SPENCER,
P the Hon. T. FOSTER, Minister, to Copenhagen,
'vith --tr GEORGE NAYLER, to invest the King of DEN3IARR
f)te, the Order of the Garter ; that, after the return of the hohle.4 Glendower, she will be recommissioned by Captain the
( l-IXNRII DUNCAN (Hon. Captain SPENCER'S period of
toce, will have expired), and fitted to take the Right Hon.
'etvi'GE CANNING to the Government of India; and, that
Attlee,.‘ being performed she will proceed thence to South
Coca, where Captain DUNCAN is to command in the room
• %fly-Ln-'°dore Sir THOMAS HARDY, whose three years are
?t wexpired. The Active frigate aptain ANDREW KING,
ltiVegt 1d) iS IA take Sir THOMAS ,TYRWHITT IO Lisbon, to
k the Ring of PORTUGAL With the Order of the Garter.-
4'4Piiiire Telegraph.)

At the, same time several vessels of war were
sent up the Black Sea with provisions
and stores for the army proceeding to the
Danube. It is stated that as soon as the hos-
tile resolution of the Divan was made public
at Constantinople, several ortas of Janissaries
and crowds of the populace repaired to the
quarter inhabited by the Greeks and Arme-
nians, where they not only indulged in all kinds
of pillage, but also committed several murders.
The French Journals give an account of some
disturbances which took place at the Theatre of
Toulouse, on the 23d, 27th and 28th of last
month, between the Buonapartists and Royalists.
It was found necessary to shut the Theatre, but
the disturbances continued in the town on the
29th, and tranquillity was not finally restored
until the 30th. The Chamber of Deputies are
proceeding with the discussions on the Budget,
but their debates do not possess much interest.

There was considerable bustle in the City this
morning, swing to the article in a respectable
Eveninz Paper of Saturday, stating that the Sub-
lime Porte had at length positively rejected the
Russian Ultimatum, and that hostilities had com-
menced. This report, having apparently an offi-
cial character, occasioned a depression in the
l'unds in the morning, but it having been stated
that the article in question was by no means
official, but copied from the Augsburg Gazette,
the report was not believed, and the Funds im-
proved in consequence.