The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-07 00:00:00

FRENCH FUNDS.-FEII. 4.

Five per Cents.
highest
Bask Stock Closed at BO f. 75 c.
1435 1. —. c.
Neapolitan Five pet Cents.
Exchange on London—One Month 25 1. 25 c
' , Throe Months 25 f. 10 c.

It seems to, be at length certain that NAPOLI
DI ROMANI has yielded to the perseverance and
valour of the Greeks. The intelligence from
Zante, in our present paper, confirms this im.
important and gratifying intelligence. Our
Readers wilt rejoice with us in observing that
the Greeks now receive that countenance
and respect from England, to which they are
so well entitled by the justice of their cause, and
by the heroic sacrifices with which they have
maintained it.

SPAIN.-ACCOUlitti from Bayonne of the 31st
came to hand this morning, which mention that
the greatest disorder prevails among the bands
of the Army of the Faith, and that BESSIERES
has been entirely defeated. The proceedings of
the Cortes of the 9th and 11 th ult. have created
great enthusiasm in all the principal cities where
they were read, amidst cries of the " Constitu-
tion or Death ! No foreigners !"—Accounts from
Cadiz say, that, in case of war, 20 English and
Spanish privateers will sail from that port and
Gibraltar under the National Flag.

[FROM A CORRESPONDENT.]
STOCK EXCHANGE, Hall-past Twelve o'Clock.

Consols opened this morning at 75i, in conse-
quence of the Expresses from Paris bringing the
French Funds considerably higher--891.75c.--
it is strongly reported in the City, that early in
the Session there will be a funding of Exchequer
Bills in the new four per cents.; which seems the
more probable, and gains belief, as the new four
per cents. are full one and a half per cent. higher
than they ought to be, as compared with the old
four per cents., and Exchequer Bills are nearly
2O shillings per cent. premium. The cause of
the rise of the French Funds is not as yet ascer-
tained.

FOREIGN ARK I:T.—Spanish Bonds opened
at 381 and little business is doing in the above
market.

We received this morning New York Papers to
the 3d of January.

IMPORTANT FROM HAVANNAH.

(By the pocket schooner Comet, in jive day: from Havannals.)
(Extract of a Letter, Dec. 15.)—" About a
week ago the citizens of this place were quite in
alarm, occasioned by the elections. You must
know
,that there is a great party spirit raging
here, the natives on the one side, and the Euro-
peans on the other. Every thing is now quiet;
but many are afraid that serious results will fol-
low : ere this may reach you, various accounts of
the late occurrences in this city must have come
to your knowledge; however, for your own sa-
tisfaction, I will give you a brief abstract of what
has happened :--,-There being► two political par-
ties in this city, the election for Deputies to the
Cortes, and to this Provincial Deputation,
brought them in contact with each other at the
plitcvs of election in the different parishes : the
mat-Ives ilrere every where victorious, both on ac-
,count of their numbers, and the accession of Eu-
ropeans, who sided with them ; particularly so,
because two regiments, mostly Europeans, voted
for them. The opposite party, piqued at their de-
feat, spread the rumour among the Europeans
that the natives were going to massacre them,
and proclaim their independence. Both terror
and indignation pervaded the minds of the igno-
rant class of the Europeans ; and being almost all
Of them enlisted in the militia, crowded to their
military posts, and in less than Ifive hours about
3,000 men were fully equipped and under array,
raving for vengeance. On the night of the 6th
of this month a list was presented to the Guyer.

nor, containing 46 names, of the persons said to
have caused the ridt, by seditious cries, and
Riolting the militia ; and a prompt and severe