The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-22 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Flour.
1
English 5,540 qrs. 2,830 qrs. 8,760 qrs. 3,79osack
Irish — 1,090 I
Foreign 1,120

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

A mail has arrived from Rio Janeiro by the Reindeer, sailed
March 27, from Bahia on the Ist of March, and Pernambuco
on the 21st of February. The Rio Papers do not contain any
news. All was quiet there.

The following was posted up at the North and South Arne.
rican Coffee-house:—

Extract of a letter from Buenos Ayres, Feb. 14 The
taking possession of the Falkland Islands by the British has for
some time past engrossed all the attention of the political world
here, and our papers will inform you of the anger of this
Government upon the subject. Hitherto no marked insult has
been offered to our countrymen, but now they evince coolness
and distrust towards us. British influence for the present is
entirely destroyed here; and the Americans are again getting
into favour. There are now at least 5,000 British subjects in the
Republic, and a large amount of British property; and I can
assure you that considerable alarm at one time existed
among our countrymen here, as to the consequence of the pro-
ceeding at the Falkland Islands, fearing reprisal. It has, how-
ever, subsided. The captain of the Buenos Ayrean schooner-
of-war, Sarandi, is to be tried for not resisting the sloop.of-war,
Clio, when she came to hoist the British flag at the Falkland
Islands. Several Englishmen have been murdered lately in
the environs of Buenos Ayres, but these events have no
connexion with political matters. They were committed by
robbers. A great deal of poverty at present exists here.
Specie is getting up ; doubloons are 119 paper dollars each.—
Exchange upon London, 7 3-16, The finances are in a most
terrible state ; the Government, in the last year, expended two
millions of dollars more than they received. We have a report
to-day, that Manuel Garcia is coming into office again; also
that the Americans threaten to blockade us, if they do not obtain
satisfaction on the Falkland Islands' "
Port-au-Prince papers have been received to the f.2-ith March,
but they do not contain any news.
THE FUNDS.

In our city article of Monday, we stated, on good authority,
that the convention with Holland had been agreed upon, and
was to be forwarded to his Dutch Majesty for his ra►t:ncation.
Also, that in the course of eight or ten days, we :night expect
the embargo to be taken off. The above have been confirmed
this morning, and the commerce between this country and
Holland, will soon resume its former activity.
Up to the present hour, we have no arrivals in the city from
the continent.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 88, opened this morning
83 g for the Account. At present they may be quoted 8814.
In the Foreign trinket Dutch and Belgian Stocks have im.
proved•

HALF-PAST ONE.

We hes: that the Marquis Palmella returns to Oporto this
day or to-morrow. It is stated that two hundred thousand
pounds have been sent to Don Miguel from this country
and France. Great energy is making on the part of Don
Pedro's agents for the sailing of the expedition from this
country and France, which is to be under the command of
a British naval officer of high reputation. It is supposed that
it will proceed direct to Lisbon, but we should not be surprised
to find the affairs of Portugal settled by negotiation.

The accounts from the Imperial Brazil Mines are very
favourable, the produce for the last eight days have been 141bs.
of gold per day.
Consols may be quoted SSI to i for the account.
In the Foreign Market all Stocks have improved.
This settling day is in Consols; and to all appearance it is a
Bull Account—no failures.

Rio TriNiEao, mAßcii
-zu —The Funds which, a few days
ago, was 42, are now 49 to 47i.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, S 8 to 1.

Mr. SPRING RICE has planted, within the
last year, in the parish of Shanagolden, 19,000 larch, fir,
spruce, ash, elm, oak, and beech trees.—Limerick
Chronicle.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MONDAY
Evaspic'. —2,000 bags have been sold to-day. Price'
remain without alteration.