The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 25.—Wind W.N.W. to N.N.W.,
strong breezes and squally.
MARGATE. Nov. 26. Arrived off port the St. Law-
rence, frem Odessa ; and Thetis, Richmoni, from Palermo.
DA RTMOUTH.Nov.2S.-Arrived the Ann, Sanders, from
Rio Grande. Off port the Commodore, Bond, from Malaga.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 25.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the
Percival, Spicer, from Quebec; Royal William, Peake,
front Miramichi ; and Earl of Caithness, Murray, from
Messina.

MILFORD, Nov. 25.—Arrived the City of Rochester,
Rickel, from Ancona.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.—Arrived the Sir C. McCirthy,
from S 'vanilla ; Harriet and Jessie, M'Known, from
Charleston ; Napoleon, Smith, from New York ; Asia,
Rainsbeck, from Aliramichi ; Charlotte, Peile, from Que-
bec ; Sarah, Hann, from St. John's, New Brunswick ;
F.sherman, Gibant, from Naples ; and Commerce, Tre-
maine, from Palermo. Off port the Marquis of Queens-
berry, from Quebec. Sailed the Herculiin, King, for
Bengal.

The Prompt, Barnes, from Liverpool to Buenos Ayres,
was wrecked at the entrance of the river Plate the 23d of
August—the master and one man saved.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Montreal papers to the 3d November, and Quebec
papers to the same date, have been received at the North
and south American Coffeehouse.
(From the Montreal Papers.)
The following is an extract of a despatch from Mr.
Stanley to the Administratio❑ in Nova Scotia :—.

" Downing-street, June 28.
" Sir,—Since I received the Seals of this Department,
a letter dated the 6th March, from Sydney, Cape Blew.,
addressed to my predecessor, by Mr Charles Ward and
the other Gentlemen appointed by a Committee, has been
put into my hands, with the petition to his Majesty from
the Island of Cape Breton, which is enclosed, praying
the restoration of the Constitution granted to the Settle-
ment by his Majesty King George the Third.
" I have laid before the King the petition which has
been sent home, and have received his Illajesty's
commands to intimate that, with every desire
to ply the earliest attention to the reasonable re-
presentation of any portion of his subjects, the
question is considered to be of far too grave a charact-r to
he dealt with otherwise than in the most formal manner.
It would he proper, therefore, that the petitioners should
he informed that, with a view to bring forward the claim
which they have advanced into the most aff-ctual and cor-
rect mode, their petition should be drawn up, and addressed
to his Majesty in Council, and that they should be ap.
prised that the case will be heard by Council.

~ G. STANLEY.

" To the Governor of Nova Scotia."
Admiral Sir George Cockburn, Lady, and family, were
to embark at Halifax on the 17th, for Bermuda.
(From the Quebec Papers.)
Matters of deep interest, affecting the trade of the Canadas,
are 1 ikely to engage the attention of the Committee of Trade.
The high tariff of the Court of the Vice• Admiralty has
been recommended to their particular attention ; also the
correspondence to be conducted with Mr. Bliss, their
commercial agent in London.

Sixty-six square-rigged vessels were in the port of De
merara on the 18th September, waiting for cargoes.

THE FUNDS.
We have no arrivals of importance as yet, with the
exception of the express from Paris, which confirms our
sta'ement of yesterday, that the Renter were done at Paris
at 75f. 40c. owing to credit being given to General Sian_
field's successes, and it now appears that he entered Vittoria
on the 19th inst.

This being settling day in Consols, they opened at 88
to I, and for January Account, 881 to i; little doing,
except settling the accounts.
The Foreign Market steady at yesterday's prices.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We have a report of an expre•s from Falmouth, stating
that the Mexican packet was off that port, bringing fa-
vourable information from that quarter ; also that two
millions of dollars may be expected. This has caused
Mex'can Stock to improve about two or three percent.
We surmise that there is some arrival there from Portugal,
as Portuguese Stock is lower.

All the private letters from Paris confirm the entrance
of Saarsfield into Vittoria, but his succes has not im-
proved the Spanish Stock, it being conjectured that the
Queen's party will now be strong, and will not require
any foreign assistance, and that Zea will be firm in big
situation.

Consols may be quoted at 88i buyers for January Ac-
count, and 888 sellers for Money.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Stock lower, 23 to 1;
Polrtuguese Regent Stock also lower, 59Z- to 60k: Dutch
49i .

TWO O'CLOCK.
This is settling day at the Stock Exchange, but it
excites little interest, on account of the little business which
has lately been tran.acted. The differences are trivial._
no failures are announced.

In the Foreign Market Mexican Stock suddenly ad-
vanced 2 per cent., from 34i to 301 37 ; the cause is not
explained, but it is stated there is seine favourable
intelligence, received through the United States, from
Mexico. Another rumour is that an express from
Falun uth has arrived, with intelligence of the arrival of
the packet from Vera Cris, bringing accounts of the total
defeat of the rebels. In other Foreign stocks there is
no alteration worth reporting.

DEAL, Nov. 26.—Wind W.S W., nearly calm.—The
outwsrd-bound sailed last night with a light breeze about
N.N.W. Arrived from the River and sailed the City of
Edinburgh, Frazer, for New Sou,h Wales.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Wind S.—Arrived from
London, the James Pattison, Grote, for the Cape of Good
Hope and Swan River.