The Sun.
London, England, 1833-02-07 00:00:00

SAirroßtus did nut enter, made their escape wii
difficulty, and were taken on board a British ship,

The Allgemeine Zeitung mentions that the ne-
gotiations between the SULTAN and the Viceroy of
EGYPT, are still in course of progress, and that the
former, by the advice of the Cabinets of London,
Vienna, "and St. Petersburgh, has declared himself
ready to recall the excommunication pronounced
against the Viceroy, and to invest him with the
Government of Syria, as soon as he *ill sub-
mit to his lawful Sovereign. It is supposed that
MEttEmET Au will accept these terms, and that
peace will soon be concluded by HALIL PACIIA,
who'has been sent to Alexandria for that purpose.

We .understand that Mr. PEASE, the Quaker,
Member for South Durham, will take his seat to-
morrow evening.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Accounts from Washington state that there is no apprehen-
sion of necessity, at present, for the application of the United
States force, against the Nullifiers of South Carolina, as the
proposed Tariff is considered as an executive disposition to
yield to the doctrines of the Nullifiers.

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A mail has arrived from Rio Janeiro, which sailed on
the 18th of December. It brings papers from Buenos Ayres,
to the 2.5 th of December. All was quiet at Rio. Exchange
on London 33; Stocks 45

Extract from a private letter, of the ‘24th December, from
Buenos Ayres, posted at the North and South American Coffee.
imuse:—" I have no particular news to communicate by this
packet. Tranquillity prevails in every part of the republic ;
and the late rains have rendered the pasture the most superb.
The Minister wrote to the Bishop, stating the necessity of
abolishing the number of holydays ; he, accordingly, has
struck off' nearly all of them; this is a sweeping re.
form, which none of the former Governments ever attempted,
and has given great satisfaction. A few days since a man mur.
dered his wife and two children. This is an uncommon act
at Buenos Ayres : he was a few hours after executed. The
House of Representatives has rejected the proposal of the Com-
mittee to invest the Government with extraordinary powers.
The dispute between the provinces of Corrientes and Para
quay continues much in the same state. The shipping season
is concluded : freights are scarce. There are at present thirteen
British vessels in this port, and nearly all have employment.
Exchange on London 7 d.
The following is posted at the North and South American
Coffee-house :

" Falmouth, Feb. 5.
" I beg to inform you that the Duke of York packet arrived
from Buenos Ayres and Rio Janeiro, with two passengers, and
a freight of :200,000 dollars on merchants' account. There is no
particular news. The Pelham packet sailed from Rio a fort.
night before the Duke of York, but she had to call at Bahia_
and Pernambuco; she has a freight of 500,000 dollars on mer-
chants' account."

Montreal papers to the 10th of January, and Quebec to the
9th of January, have been received at the North and South
Americas Coffee-house, but their contents are not of much
interest.. The Montreal papers state that on Thursday a mes-
sage from His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief, transmitting
the estimate for the expenses of the current year, was sent to
the Legislative ; and it will be perceived that the salaries in.
eluded in the Civil List, which the Assembly refused to sanc-
tion last year, viz., that of the Governor.in-Chief, the Civil and
Provincial Secretaries, Attorney and Solicitor-General, are
omitted by the direction of the Noble Secretary for the Colo-
nial Department ; and a similar course has been adopted with
regard to the indemnity of the Members.