The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-09 00:00:00

(From the Montreal Papers.)

Our readers will perceive by the report, a slight
increase in the number of cholera cases and deaths, pro-
bably arising from the cold and damp weather of these
last three days; but we trust our next report will be of a
more cheerful nature.
10th July, New Cases from the Bth to the 9th lO
Deaths, Catholic ground, 4
Protestant 7-11
Total number of cases at Chambly lOB
Convalescent B5
Doubtful 8
Dead l5
—IOS

Amongst the deaths are, Mr. James Cockburn, lately
arrived from Scotland, and Mr. William Campbell, who
possessed considerable property in this city.

(From the Quebec Papers, July 7.)
The ,cholera, though cases still occur, has ceased to
cause that alarm which it did some days ago. The me-
dical men treat it with greater confidence than they did.
We can state from good authority that the cholera panic,
which existed along the line of the St. Lawrence from
Montreal to York, has greatly subsided.
Cholera cases from the 6th to 7th of July :—Total of
admissions, 831, total of deaths, 523.
The .Philadelphia Gazette announces the arrival in
that city, from Vera Cruz, of J. Costello, Secretary of
Santa Anna, with an offer from that chief to General Pe-
drazza, to accompany him to Mexico, and to reinstate him
in the President's chair.

The Port-au-Prince papers, and the Jamaica papers, are
entirely destitute of any information.
By the French mail, this morning, accounts from
Maestricht state that two Belgian flags of truce arrived in
that city : their mission was not known.
From Brus.els they write that King Leopold will not
decide on any thing until his return from Compeigne,
when it is supposed he will assemble the Chambers.
The funds opened this morning at the same prices they
left off yesterday. Consols 83 for the account, with
nothing doing as yet. The estafette from Paris brings the
rents higher, 69f. 60c., but no political news of conse-
quence. The speculators are anxiously waiting to ascer-
tain the price the French Loan will be taken at.
HALF-PAST ONE.

To the present time we haveMTpolit;aT news to com •
municate, and the city speculators are quite idle, with
scarce a bargain doing in the Funds. Consols remain
steady at 831 to 81 for the Account. The Lisbon mad
being now due we may expect some important news from
that quarter by Saturday or Monday next, which is
anxiously sought after. We have seen two letters from
Bayonne, by the estafette—one says, that Don Pedro has
been totally defeated, and the other states, that Don Ml-
guel's troops were defeated. This is a proof they have no
official news.

In the foreign market the chief business doing is ti:e
payment of 5 per C-nts. on Don Pedro's scrip, which Is
going on very favourably—which scrip has improved
31- to 2.

THREE O' CL O CK.
Consols for Account, 83,1 84.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES.
Consols
Ditto for Account 83k Greek, 1825 24
Brazilian Bonds 47 Mexican, 1825 261
Buenos Ayres... Peruvian ...... ..•
Chilian Ditto.... Russian lOO
Columbian 1824 Spanish

Lord NUGENT had an interview this forenoon
with Lord GODERICII at the Colonial-office.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,

FROM LLOYD'S.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S.L:NicriUCi.S.—Passed by, the
Juliana, Tarbutt, from Bengal.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 7.—Wind W. W.S.W., light
hreezes.—Arrived the Lady Mary Pelham packet from
the Leeward Islands, vailed from St. Thomas's 25th
June ; Pyrenees, Bent, from Odessa. Off port, the Meteor,
Dobbs, from Rio Janeiro.

TORBAY, AUGUST 7.—Arrived the Ocean, Fell, from
Tobago ; Clementina, Wotton, from Ancona.
DARTMOUTH, AUGUST 7.—Arrived the William, Hod-
nett, from St. Vincent.

BRISTOL, AUGUST B.—Arrived the Cordelia, from Ja-
maica ; New Volunteer, Stewart, from Newfoundland.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 7.—Arrived off port, the Chris-
tiana, 'Walker, from Sierra Leone.

JERSEY, AUGUST 6.—Arrived the Warrior, Le Bas,
from Rio Janeiro.

TorsHAM, AUGUST 7.—Arrived the Auspicious, Scolly,
from Miramichi.

LIVERPOOL, Aucusz 7.—. Arrived the Canova, West-
cott, and Heynan, Leslie, from New Orleans ; Mary
M'Donald, Wallace, from Mobile ; William M'Donald,
Murphy, from Savannah ; Catherine Kenny, and Aurora,
Davis, from Charleston ; Mary, Bale, and Plym, Davis,
from Smyrna. Off port—the Princess Charlotte, M'Kean,
from Bengal, sailed the 15th of March. Colombia, from
Bombay; Moro Castle, from Africa; Ewen, Russell,
from Macao ; Heybington, from Scara ; Rosalind, from
Laguna ; William Appleton, and Theodosia, from Ja-
maica; William, from Savannah ; Great Britain, from
New York ; Andromeda, Walker, from Rapid ; James
Laughton, Dawson, from Quebec; Blessing, Gaspe, and
Thomas, Naylor, from Odessa; and many other vessels,
particulars unknown.
HULL, Auc. 6.—Arrived the Resource, Girard, from
Memel ; and Favourite, Poyer, from Stettin.
CORK, AUGUST 6.—Arrived the Adventure,
Gates, from Tobago; Mary Ann, Armstrong, from St.
John's, N.B. ; Volunteer, Thompson, from Quebec.
LIMERICK, AUGUST 6.—Arrived the Albion, Abhs,
from Miramichi ; Mary and Margaret, Symot, from Lis-
bon ; Felicity, Hollins, Hebe, Harrington, from London.
SCARBOROUGH, AUGUST 7.—Arrived off port, the Wil-
son, Pope, from Quebec.
GREENOCK, AUGUST 6.—Arrived the Thalestres, from
Trinidad ; Favourite, Allan, from Montreal ; and Alex-
ander, Carmichael, from Newfoundland.

HOLYHEAD, AUGUST 7.—Arrived off port—the Shaw,
Davis, from New Orleans ; Alert, Bicton, from Quebec.

The William the IVtb. from Havanna to Guernsey
sank in lat. 32. long. 67, baying been run foul of.—Crew
saved.

The Meredith, Frederick, from Bristol to Labradore,
was totally lost on that coast in November.—Crew saved.
The Delaford, from Liverpool to Quebec, was on shore
in Dundrum Bay on Saturday night.
The Elizabeth, of North shields, supposed from the
Baltic, was on shore near Grainthorpe (Lincolnshire coast)
on Saturday night.