The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-05 00:00:00

LLO YD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.

DEAL, Nov. 4.—Wind W. S. W., moderate.— Arrived
the J. W. CAir.g.-mod, and PlAtinus schooner, from the
; Courier steamer, Calais. Arrived from the
River, the Kumiar, Lidderdale, for Sydney ; Carshalton
Park, Done, Sierra Leone; Cieander, Pearse, Messina.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 3.—lt has blown hard all night from
S S. W., and continues (8 a.m.)
Far.mouTir, Nov. :3.—Wind N.E. to S W.—Arrived
the Omen, Moltsfclt, from Longsound ; Jenne Carolicnne,
Aux Cayes, for Havre; Lce steamer, Spiers, London, and
proceeded for Cork.
BRISTOL, Nov. 4.—Arrived the Talisman, Pcrsani,
from Richebucto; Amitie, Mackie, \Vyburg.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 4.—Arrived off, the Airy, Nicholson,
from Cape of Good Hope—sailed August 13 ; Laura,
Haigh, London, for Hobart Town ; Ellen, Brown, Lon-
don, for Jamaica; British Sovereign transport, Cowie,
London, for Hobart Town ; Castle Lachlan, Bruce, Lon.
don, for Jamaica, with rudder damaged.
CLYDE, Nov. I.—Arrived the Robert ?genies, from
Virginia. Sailed the Mary Ann, Moody, for Marseilles ;
Oporto, Wilkie, Oporto.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. 3.—Arrived Minerva, Bouche, Memel.
WATERFORD, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Prefect, Edwards,
from London ; Elizabeth, Edwards, London; Exquisite,
Goldsmith, Archangel.
BELFAST, Nov. I.—Sailed the Lord Seaton, Fitz-Si-
mons, for New Orleans
ABERDEEN, Nov. :2 —Arrived the East Lothian, from
Hamburgh. Sailed the Irene, Meyer, New York.
LIVEIIYOOL, Nov. 4.—Arrived the Tigris, from Calcutta;
Adrearoi, De Jascy, Brest ; Erin, Whiting, Hamburgh ;
Fame, Issing, St. Petersburg; Scotia, ditto. Sailed the
Matilda, Roace, Calcutta ; Rowland Hill, Stuart, St.
Thomas's; Belmont, Armstrong, New Orleans; Caledo-
nia (steamer), Halifax.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 4.—Wind S. S. W. to W , blowing
hard and squally.—/Arrived Aurora, Shell, from Dantzic ;
Norden Eelsen, Hamburgh and Lisbon ; Montreal, Grif-
fin, London, for New York. Put back her Majesty's ship
Britannia, for the Mediterranean. Off port the Boyne,
Richardson, from Mauritius.
Hunt., Nov. 4.—The York Union, England, from
Goole to London, put in here yesterday, with stern stove,
&c., having been runlinto by the Thomas, Rising, when
aground on Whittle Middle, last night, owing to the suc-
tion of the mud. She settles very much.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, WEDNESDAY. The
Market today has been rather dull, and prices similar to
those of yesterday. The sales are 2,700 bags.
LIVERPOOL SIIA RE LIST, Nov. 4.—Eastern Counties,
debs., 38 as ; Great Western, 82 ; Half-shares, 46i ;
Fifths , 8A 8 ; London and Birmingham, 163 ; Quarter-
shares, "61; North Midland, 75 ; Midland Counties,
83i.; Half-shares, 37; Bank of Liverpool, 18i. The
Market is much better.

We have received Mauritius Papers to the Bth of Au
gust; they are without iuterect,

The account given in the French Papers for the de-
fection of Emir Buschir is as follows :—" What has
happened has been foreseen, for we find, in a letter from
Constantinople, of the 6th of October, published in the
Austrian Observer, that the inhabitants of the mountains
were tiresl of his exactions, which were of small
profit to Mehemet Ali, becau of the 30,000 purses
which he levied, only a tenth par reached the coffers of
the Viceroy, the consequence was that Ibrahim Pacha could
only reduce a small part of the taxes leviel on the pedkl c.'

From the Journal of Antwerp of yesterday's date we
extract the following
llounsE or AMSTERDAM, NOV. 2.—The Bourse of this
day was in a less favourable position than yesterday, owing
to some realizations having taken place in the Integrales,
and in the Actions of the Society of Commerce ; the first,
which were yesterday 501, fell to 494 ; and the latter to
15923-. The foreign funds, on the contrary, were better;
Ardoin's Spanishwas sought after, and improved -4- per cent.
ANTWERP.-Yesterday a diligence going from the
Hague to Rotterdam fell into the canal. Four persons
were in it, one of them lost his life, and the three others
received contusions.
VIENNA, OCT. 17.—Our Bourse was singularly agitated.
There were numerous failures, and the great houses had re-
course, to stop the fall of the funds, to forming houses of de-
pot to prevent the holders of funds selling at any price.
To evade in future this event, three of the first houses of
our town will have couriers from Paris, and will immedi-
ately post up before the opening of the Bourse the last
prices from Paris, but without stating the cause of the fall
or me of the funds.
One of the greatest banking houses of Vienna has sus-
spended payment.
They write from Frankfort 29th Oct.: —" \\relearn from
a good source that new negotiations will be opened in
London on the affairs of the East, and that France will
take a part in them."

We have received Cape of Good Hope papers to the
22d August.
FRONTIER INTELLIGENCE.—Our C...rrespondent writes:
I dare say you have heard before this the particulars
of the installation of Sandella, the great chief of the Grigua
clans. We were present. It consisted of 18,000 Caffrey,
3,000 of whom were armed with guns of different descrip-
tions. Firing was kept up all the day, and gunpowder in
sib. bags was produced in abundance—a fact which de-
mands the attention of the authorities, when it is considered
that the whole has been obtained by illicit traffic, and by
this means the lives of the colonists are placed in great
danger. There is at this moment a question in agitation,
which concerns the welfare of the colony, and which the
people should, to the last extremity, oppose—the destroy-
ing of the Government paper money now in circulation.
Lord John Russell can have no correct information of the
existing circumstances of the colony."
We have received Graham Town papers to the 14th of
August.
THE WEATIIER.—The quantity of rain which has fallen
has been very considerable, in consequence of which tillage
is very backward ; but the winter, upon the whole, has
been extremely fine with regard to stock. The account is
highly eneouraOng.
('AFFRE DEPREDATIONS.—( Extract of a letter from Mr.
Vaughan.)—" We are continually robbed by the Caffres.
I shall begin to sell my stock next month."
SMAI.I.-PDX.—WC are glad to report that no new cases
have occurred since the date of our last.
Extract of a letter from St. Helena, Sept. 19 :—" An
American barque, Jones, lying in these roads, was taken
possession of by her Majesty's sloop Dolphin, and sent
away (not known whither). The Captain and supercargo
were not allowed to go aboard of her, and they had con-
sequently left.