The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-09 00:00:00

EVENING SUN.

and brig Pereyra, were about to ,l-eave Monte Video to
seek a new encounter with Admiral Brown.
The tone of Capt. Coe's dispatch to the Monte Video
Government relative to the action of the 24th is quite
different from that which he indited of his operations off
this port, and does not warrant the bombastindulged in by
the Monte Video papers. It is such as Ives to be expected
from a foiled man who had clone his best to wrest victory
from his opponents. He states that up to nine o'clock on
the morning of the 25th the returns received by.hiol
gave the loss to the squadron of Captain Shannon and
Lieut. Lemoine (erroneously stated Paz) seven seamen
and two marines killed, and nine wounded. The Rere-
rista brigantine, which was driven on shore on the 25th.
has been dismantled; her second in command wo
wounded in the arm.
The arrival of the national vessels of war on the eren-
ing of the 27th ult., caused some anxiety on shore, The
former fired a gun on anchorage in our outer roads. A
boat was sent to her, which did not return until long
after dark, when the cheers of the boat's crew, and of
those assembled on the beach, gave the first intimation
of the triumph of Admiral Brown's squadron oil the
2 th ult.
The paper of the 12th June states, "We have, no nals's
this week from the interior ; a strong wind off land 1155
prevailed all the week, and we have .no late accounts
from sea, or from Monte Video. It is understood that
General Echegua has opened the campaign in Corrientes.
The coronation of the Emperor of Brazil has been de-
ferred until the 18th July.
Treasury Bills in circulation on the Ist instant,
4,385,600 dollars.
Highest rate of exchange upon London during the
week 2id. ; lowest 2 13-16 d.
We have received Demerara Papers to the 3d J:111Y'
which do not contain any intelligence worth notice.
Mauritius papers have also been received. They are
also void of interest.

THE FUNDS.
The British Funds opened this morning rather better'
for Money; left off on Saturday at 89i for Money, anl
opened this morning at 89i i; for the Account, the W 2,
as they left off, 891 e ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9tl
Three-and-a-Half per Cents. Reduced, 98i 99k ; ,Te
Three-and-a-Half, 98k f. Up to the present time h",,.
operation of any consequence has taken place. E:(Tedrit,
quer Bills, 14 16 prem. ; Bank Stock, 1681 1691
in
Stock, 247 248 ; India Bonds, 6 9. •et.
In the Foreign Market the prices are nominal As 21.
Spanish Active. 20* ; Deferred, 9.=110 ; Passive, 4VO'.
Portuguese, 291- 30,-f ; Three per Cents., 17; 16-41
lombian, 20i -g-; Mexican, 95-i 26k ; Dutch Two-oll"-
Half per Cents., 52k R; Five per Cents., 102* i• it t°,
SHARES.—Great Wdstern, 18A prem. ;
New, 81 prem. • London and -Brighton, 7 61
11.
Blackwall, 94 i dis. ; Birmingham, 69 71 prem. ; S°
ampton, 52 53 per share ; Croydon, 12i 13. of
Cape of Good Hope papers received to the 5t'105
June, state that an edict against Cape paper money tics
at length been issued at the meeting of the Legist6-0
Council on the 27th of May. The Governor laid befoo
it an extract of a letter from the Lords Commissi°l3lls
of the Treasury, dated 27th December, containing
1,,
direction to withdraw and cancel the Cape paper m°Pi'n.
or substitude in lieu thereof Debentures beuringA,o•
terest, as to the Council shall appear most expel
for reducing the amount of Government paper 12°11,
in circulation.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE
RAILWAY'. Paid. . Per Share..:
4
Eastern Counties
Groat Western
Ditto New
...... to
London and Brighton
London and South Western 3Bl 52 ...
London and Croydon (Trunk)... 13i 124 ..... to

JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Union of London
HALF-PAST ONt,'
There has been but little business doing in the 5w.."91
Exchange up to the present time. Consols are now 114
for Money, and 891 for the Account; Exchequer 1319',
15 16 prem. ; Bank Stock, 1681 169; India ditto, 24 '
Spanish Active Stock, 2011; Chilian Bonds, 62; COl°L;
bian, 2(4; Mexican, 26; Dutch, Two-and-a-Half PC
C 52i; do. Fives, 1024. na
Scarcely anything doing in Shares. London
Brighton are 424; South Western, 52; Great WestC.
New, 58; Eastern Counties, 71.
QUARTER TO at-
TheTXR
Corn Market continues the general object of re
tention, and in the face of liberal supplies prices 24•
firmly maintained. Free wheats are 16• t° to
dearer than on this day week, and bonded 2s`
3s. higher. The importation of foreign wheat is 111;
wards of 7,000 quarters, and of Flour 1,025 barrels. Iv
must be borne in mind that the advance in price* i 5 C'u

what had occurred on Friday last. s to
No credit was attached in well-informed quarter
the report circulated here that M'Leod had been re"
cued by a body of 300 Canadians. I go-
Consols, Money, 891 i• Account, 89i, sellers; ,10-(,<ot
Man, 20* t; ; Mexican, 254 26 ; Spanish, 19f 20/.
the least sign of business.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY')
CORD!,,EXCHANGE. • sod
Last week's arrivals were good of most kinds butGroatinn% much
there was a good fresh supply of English Wheat,
~„ ~° quarter
other Corn. Wheat bas advanced Is. to 21* rii slues sal°
English, and 4s. for bonded since last Monday, with t reported•
at those advances. Barley, Beans, and Pease aeon Gast of
Oats made a slow sale at 6d. per quarter advance
last week. The millers have advanced the top
per sack. WESS'
AunivAL.s OF CiItAIN,IN LONDON DZIRINV, I.AsT
poor- ~
1.4, heat. 1 Bailey. I 0 0.6,
English
Irish
Foreign .„ I 7.159 1,0.55 2,115 1.0.:5 • r''
PIII,I4CZE ONBOARD OF SFJP,
Wheat,Red (old) -s. -a. Beans, Small (new)„. ..... 40$ 41''
-White (old) --s. s. (old) ..., -- .^:.;
, -- Iled(1840) 565. 60‘ - Tick (new) ~,,......, 35 ''''
price of lour 31.
Fine 623. 665. (old)
~
W
Superfine 70s. 745. -- Harrow new) ...... 3:"
---- hite (1641.) f 65. 6 (01d)......._'.45.
&
-- Fine 6tia 70: Brank ..-se"
-........5.--l'
--Superfine "4a Ns Oats, Feed
-,---Foreignfree 56*. 665. New .."
186°5..
Ztyc 39. 403 Poland
Darlcy 265. 22:
- (Grinding
- Malting "6s 325. - P0tat0e1.4.e.w.........."...:...7
.--:1.4
.225. 351.
......
.igh.o.
Malt .565. 60s. - Scotch ..... ...... ..... `9..01r•
.--- Fine New 62a 631. - Irish 1011. ....' Ess:
Pease, Grey, New 16a. 32*. Flour Town (per sack)....r bp.
---- Maple New 40s. 435. - Seconds-- ........ ..5,55.
- White
- Boilers .3437: 33r45:. ..-.....-Brai, Nadi* Country....ls. 0,
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
ood • of.
The supply of Cattle, Sheep, Lambs, and Pigs was t i 0
Calves moderate. The.demand for Beef was not so Drlttou
last week, and a small reduction was submitted to. Dmest.
met with a brisk trade, but Lamb was not so much in requ,a
Veal was heavy of sale, and prices a little lower. Pork io ciot
demand at our present quotations. Beasts, 3,120 ; Sheep. to
Lambs, 27,410 ; Pigs, 721 , Calves, 115. Beer, tork,
4s. Bd. ; Mutton, 4s. to 51. ; Veal, 4s. 6d. t 9 ss. 2d. ;
4s. to ss. ; Lamb, 4s. 10d. to ss. 4d.
TEA MARKET. d is
The Market was inactive, but holders were firm. ri„ced
prices no variation took place. Company's Congou Pry'''
2s. 7id. cash.

TALLOW MARKET. MO'
The demand was active, and prices farther improved ; jo
of P. Y.C. on the spot were made at 495, and for delire II f
last three months at 49s 3d per cwt. Town Tallow is
per cwt.

PROVISION MARKET.
pith 5
The demand for Butter was steady, and prices firm, ,ogs
short supply. Fine Irish 94s to 965, and the best Dutch jg,io
per cwt ; Bacon still very dull of sale, but not cheaper
Waterford sold at 63s to 64s per cwt ; Lard met a MtTretl
demand, and fully maintained late quotations; fine NO"
70A to 73s per cwt.
SRIT MARKET.
• IP ;
The demand for Rum as brisk, and prices still 100 '
„et
proof strength West India 2s. 2d., and Last India Is• owifdi
gallon. The deliveries have recently been very large. In re.
of Sold import realized rather high prices, and was la en,.
TIP'
quest, but late vintages were dull of sale at their former T

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS PAY''
LONDON, AUG. 9.—Wind this day at noon W. Atb,
DEAL, AUG. 7.—Wind W.SW. to W. strong%
fresh.—Arrived the David Lyon, Selby, from Jams'
Scoevola, John, King, Wanderer, Velox, and Eagle. " ,'"
westward ; Champion, M'Lellan, South Seas ; Despilt`i,„l,-
e;
Tomlinson, Cape of Good Hope. Arrived from Ii„
River, Alexander and Agostina, from Port Philip ; /:ik
Liam Money, Calcutta ; Mary Ann, Mauritius ;
land, Jamaica ; Hibernia, Dalhousie ; William, 314`..7,:,-
Margaret, Cadiz ; Mercurious, St. nes ;
New Zealand ; Thomas Bold, Valparaiso.
STANDGATE CREEK, AUG. B.—Arrived the 3141411'
Collwysi from Leghorn ; and Marsden, Miller, -Mal,tlo,
OFF MARGATE, AUG. B.—Arrived the Palestine, .-,---
from Sydney, New South Wales. xT o'4
LIVERPOOL, AUG. B.—Wind W.S.W. to
moderate.—Arrived the Queen Mab, Ainley, from L'",,5
cutta, sailed from St. Helena, June 8 ; the
Hunter, Garrett, Bonny, sailed May 24 ; the Tingly°
Ceara, sailed June 25 ; the Rapid; Smith, Demeo:
sailed 7th ult.; Zera, Jamaica; Caroline, Kilian,
bello ; Hope, Savannah, sailed Ist lba ; the AYi't"
Crowell, New Orleans ; do. Lane, Charleston ;
Star, Richibucto ; Fanny, Sloane ; Frances, Helen, 3L
Duke, Quebec ; Courier, M'Farlane, Mable and L'i"
Seaton, Montreal ; Jane supposed from do. ; Caterieue.
Quebec ; Trial, Petrie, Faro ; Campechano, 13i1b0%;
North America., New York, sailed 19th ult. tn
Howard, Mills, Savannah ; Carthagena, Pictow • Osertil
Malta, with loss of foretopmast and jib-boom.' taler,
the Woodman, Bombay ; Auiga, , New York ;
Nassau ; Clyde, Quebec. Arrived off, the Atwiel..,
Maccio ; Don and Chesser.
The Ann, of Portaberry, was run down this mornillg,
and sank in the Slayne, crew saved.
The China, which arrived here yesterday from Ci." 11,7):
lost foretopmast, &c., during a squall, 31st ult., long.
The Maria, bound to Pellau, has put back leaky.
A Barque, with loss of fore and rnizenmasts, Ivans
o GitraTs n
,dioeu,
Tfoir r, IJllTarnix br
80.
25th ult., lat. 47, long. 36, by the Hope, arrived here. 0_
OFF DOVER, JULY 6.—The Antelope, Asplett, ft
RiPo
4u.
Majesty's ship Melville, from China, sailed the
W.S.W.—Arrived 110,r
March, Cape of Good Hope 11th .June. St. Helena 260"_
and from Ascension Ist nit. • Renshaw. London_,etrsl,
Malta ; James Harris, ditto, 'Quebec ; Two Brot_h.o_,,
Colchester, Malta. Arrived off, tilt Mountaineer, Hi►
for Demerara ; Patmos, Black Sea ; Isabella, ThomP9)"
Shields, for Calcutta.
Bahia C °‘v;
E As JULY
e a efr".in
7.i—Arrived
SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. B.—Arrived the 1311111,__,,_
steamer, Gibraltar • left 29th ult., Cadiz, 30th,1
ru`'
nedde,thaen(Di
siaanilae,dßfoerte
jre-nutsiv,
npis,
2d, Oporto, 3d, and Vigo, 4th. Sailed the 3. o o'
steamer, Gibraltar.
A rived th©
PLYMOUTH, AUG. B.—Wind
Emma, Spicer. fresh breezes.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 6.—Wind W.S.W.,
Fraser,
7., W.S.W., strong do.—Arrived the Betsey,
froni' Monte Video, sailed 19th May ; Packet, .IJla!egta.
Alexandria. Sailed the Pigeon packet, for
.I___uct_.los
Arrived off port the Wasdale, M‘lienzie, froa
Ayres, and sailed for London ; Helene, Vanrclyk
sailed 14th ,Tune, and proceeded for. liainbuq,h ; ));_„`40.1
io utwerp ;
fatigable, Miller, do., and sailed r .
lienrioh Monte Video, and sailed do,