The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-02 00:00:00

land ; and John, Comb, from Davis's Straits•

The Sarah, Greenwell, from London to
was on shore on the Island of Niewark the
ult., but expected to be got off after dischargill
The Caraboo, Cooke, from Liverpool to
River Plate, taken by a privateer or pirate, 05:
ried into St. Eustatia the middle of August'
claimed by the Commander of St. Kitt's, who
sent seamen to navigate her to that Island.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwRLrE
The official announcement was made this
ing at Lloyd's of the intention of the Empelvf
Russia to blockade the Dardanelles, which 011
considerable bustle among those persons condi/
in the trade With Russia and Turkey ; the e"fi
produced by this document appears to be red'',
with much variety of opinion as to its operatiat
great complaint is made by those persons who
on the faith of his Majesty's Speth, entered
speculations, as to the effect on their property':
after all it appears to be only the opinion of his
jesty's Government that if they are commenced 5Y
to thepromulgation of the blockade, they are Ojor
to its enactments. How will this opinionbear on 0 to
loaded partly with saltpetre ? Many persons gee.
this measure the probability of further perplexitioili
these matters; it is asked what constitutes I)tcog
sions, and does not sugar, coffee, &c. articles of 0
sumption; come under this head? and-they fcr;
very principal part of the export to the
the meantime, orders have been given for them'o'
out of a naval force to strengthen our squadr°9i
the Mediterranean, and the Spartiate of 74 fell,
ordered to proceed to the Mediterranean froW:
mouth forthwith. Consols opened at 861ber
Money, 86i- for Account, and 4 for No°o4
remained in a dormant state for some time, Ifial'ai
a little improved, and the present quotation is fi%
for money and time, and for next time; the
missioners gave 861; India Bonds 83 86; Ssc
quer Bills 73 74 prem.
In the Foreign Funds there has been little-o'ol'i
Accounts received this morning •from °Li?
Video, of the 22(1 July, and by the Saucy Jack,
the 10th August, confirm the fact of the' Cod tV
sioners having departed in the Redpole pacl'ejl;
Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian Bonds have improve
631 ex div. Portuguese are a shade better, 51'di
other Foreign Funds 'remain at nearly yester
prices. Spanish Bonds are higher, Ilf 12.
In Shares, National Brazil Mines are 01
A report exists that Mr. Oxenford, the found tV
the Imperial Brazilian Mining Company, chid t
famous Congo Soco Mine, which was in the o.t/
stance purchased by himself, and conveyed
individually. Colombian Mines are higher, 91i
discount reduced to 7 6. Coe

aiVi*
" Margarita District, North Trigs
"8 fathoms level. rli
" Seven miners and one native employed stoPPloo
backs on Lede, which is far too rich to place native
and about 50 tons are in sight, equally good.
"N. B. The appearances exceed all belief. 4,

The following is an extract of a letter from'
Cheyne

Three per Cent. Consols, 861 ; Ditto, far Ntl°4 ,2'i
buyers; India Bonds, 83 6 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, A
FOREIG N. —Brazilian, 621 3, cx. div. ; Buenos 1
461 71; Chilian, 30 1 ; Colombian, 311 2/ ; Dani.b'ito
6 ; French, Five per Cent. 731 4; Greek, 19 20;
can, Five per Cent.' IlitB/ 91- ; Ditto, Six per Cent.,o
39/ ; Peruvian, 20111 ; Pd 4ortuguese, 56/ ""-L ; Flu°
93 / ; Spanish, Ili 12.
MlNEs.—Anglo Mexican, '721'70 dis. ; Brazilian, pp:
pm. ; Ditto, National, 6/ pm. ; Bolanos, 180 200 jo.
Colombian, 71 61 dis. ; Real Del Monte, 140 120
United Mexican, 191 191 dis. 171‘.
TWO 0' C.L 0 oil

The English Market remains very calro,'
Consols have scarcely varied, being 86i, ij
sellers for money, and the price for account, po
rather buyers for November.
THREE (YCLO
Consols for Account, 86i the
ld dot
There is a report that on a sortie made
Turks from Varna, the Russians by.a maniPti'd'j
between the former and the fortifications,
whole were cut to pieces. It is also stated, pee
confirmation of the capture of Bourgas ,bas
received.

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(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

t. MANCHESTER, OCTOBER 1, ONE A.M.
L-Office, °et,
ray
p.s_The musical festivities of the week have com-
id of APecoo .:"cticed most auspiciously, and in almost every re-
on Of the it Vert to the. entire satisfaction-of the numerous sup-
's Govelfill/e *liters this charming science boasts in this music-
it is the ill°,
"'ling portion of the British empire. The arrange-
he Emperor tents for their comfortable accommodation in the
."4"P.orary Concert-Room, the Theatre-Royal, con-
the Dstaanelle'
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) Preee" eyed
.to us an idea of regularity and individual ac-
the-
0,, jock .e., that approximates more towards the
)ple, ."of 0
, arnmodationassembling of a small party in a private house, the
:raband, • asst of which is a strict practitioner of the rules
_°f. politeness and personal attention to the comfort
to his °I his guests. The handsome Theatre was full, yet
testy had e, One appeared to be in the smallest degree in-
n the *alt. 4inncided• The actual advantages thus enjoyed
big leeined to have a sensible effect upon the good
ininss to
of abelligere: tlellVer of the immense audience, for there were no
178 than eight encores out. of twenty-one pieces of
roux of Oi'.
4'sie !. It is not to be concealed, however, that
le least esitib
40ven Out of .the eight were common-place ballads:
it whom.,
~rne of them miserable effusions, extremely fit for
arectea LeITP London minstrels and their barrel-organs. The
opinion
10 ktSt we shall name—" I've been roaming !" was
nmercial lung by Miss Stephens—who was in excellent voice,
may haleb 44,1 was rapturously received by her Lancashire ad-
ith of ire's-- Mr. H. Phillips unites unusual requisites
are not 119 b hiS Own person, and his elegant and feeling man-
ner of declaiming (we shall venture to call it) in a
simple Ballad, ought to be studied by every musical
Professor. The articulation is as distinct as the best
r4blic orators we have,—no Mean accomplishment
a Vocalist, and one which English singers do not
!tdilciently attend to; but Phillips does not think
it beneath his dignity to attend the performances of
the Italian Opera, where this superiority over our
t'‘'Fo vocalists is most remarkably exemplified. We
could say more, but " verbum• sat." His " Maid of
Llanwellyn" received the honour of an encore.—
Aelligrini does not appear to have made the due im-
,Possion upon the Lancastrians ;—the broader farce
(If De Begnis is more to their taste, we take it.—
Madame Caradori had an apology (somewhat dry
and equivocal by the bye) made for her, through
the medium of Mr. E. Taylor, which did, not ap-
Pear unctuous enough for our Manchester friends ;
d as it proceeded from a rival ei-devout manu-
facturer of Norfolk, it was not over much re-
lished, It was apparently not requisite either,—for
We never remember to have listened to Caradori's
bewitching efforts with more complacent admire-
We must suppose that the apology was
Icictated by something more substantial than the
~maladie du pays," for she actually had a se-
cond one offered, excusing her appearing in the
Finale to the second Act. Miss Love was .encored
au the ballad, " She never blam'd him, never;" and
the succeeding glee (in the ballad style, too), re-
", i!ed a similar token of respect ! Miss Paton la-
boured under a smart attack of cold, sufficiently ap-
parent, yet she proceeded to her duty, divested of
the asSistance of Mr. E. Taylor's apologetic qualifi-
cations, and obtained the heartiest encore of the
night, in her feeling and subdued expression of ,the
lmobjectionable and beautiful Irish air " Savourneen
I)"iish." The next decided encore was .to Madame
Stockhausen's " Swiss Airs." But why does not
this unaffected and fascinating mountaineer stick to
the text, and thus permit her admirers to enjoy the
fall benefit of her matchless efforts in this particular
department ? The graceful Catalani would always
command admiration by her attitudes, were she not
to, utter a sound ; and in the gesticulation of " Rule
ritannia," she elicited, the shouts of John Bull,
Who, it must .be allowed, entertains no particular
nausea when a dose of flattery is kindly administered
to him. The encore was tremendous, and John
evinoed his complacency and his
-patriotism by roar-
-111 as) a bull ought, and hie natural right to do, in
the chorus to this celebrated national air. Perhaps
it will be thought that ballads are the order of the
day here. For the honour of the art, (we had almost
said human nature), the Overture to " Der Frei-
schutz" did receive the same mark of distinction as
the paltry " Chatison de Bourgeois." However,
4ene may also be of opinion, that under the circum-
stances we have described the honour of an encore
tflaY be well deemed to be of an equivocal descrip-
lina- Be this as it may, it never was more beatiti-
-1
rullY executed, although Signor Puzzi (primo corno)
did think proper to be invisible at its first perform-
ance--Why so ?we would ask. The " Grand Sym-
Phony of Beethoven, in C," was a noble speci-
"nen of the precision of the well-selected or-
chestra, which was, indeed, most admirably led
BY Mori, who appeared to he more comfort-
able than is usual with him upon such oc-
'elisions- It is with regret we revert to ought
that savours of disappointment; but the mat-ar-
rangement of the orchestra upon the stage is of so
Palpable a kind, and, as we are of opinion it is one
that is easily susceptible of amelioration, we shall
allude to it. The entire mass of the orchestra is
quite behind the proscenium !—a fault ; but what is
Yet more incomprehensible, the roof, back, as well
as sides of the same, are composed of calico ! than
Which nothing mare ingenious could have been in-
vented for the frightful absorption of sound and
resonance. The consequences to the audience are
an almost total deprivation of the grander effects that
Must have arisen by the orchestra being thrown at
least nine feet more forward,....and an artificial pro-
acenium, consisting of the usual and best means,
• by boarding closely the back, roof, and sides, by
Which alteration the vibration of the instruments
Would be concentrated and thrown forward into the
body of the theatre, as at Birmingham, Liverpool,
Edinburgh, and London. Although managed ex-
'eseedingly well, the number of pieces.to be performed,
21, and the eight encores, made this Concert of
urnost univotkonable duration; yet few retired until
its termination, about a quarter of an hour to

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Three troops of the gaiiaPt Enniskillen Dra-
toot& halted in Bury on Monday, on they route from Ips-
wich to the hod-quarters of the regiment at Chesterfield,
in Derbyshire. 'The removal from Ipswich was very an,
*-Ipected ; and it is stated that they are to replace another
unle.red to Ireland.--44Wifilera/d.
Advices were received from Dublin, yester-
'l,'..Y. which mentioned that a communication bad reached
LORD LIEUTENANT, and Lord L. Gowan, the Secre-
tPl for Ireland, on Sunday evening, which, it Way un-
derstood, contained the decision of the Government rear
I've to the measures to be adapted with reference to the
Inflamed state of the country ; And that the greatest
lunciety existed to know what measures Were to be adopted.
A gentleman who has just arrived here from
Dublin, describes the state of that city as feartni, It iy
most impossible, with the utmost care, to avoid being
in-
volved in a politieal quarrel. lie went over to offer to
Mme of the principal merchants a very important improve-
nt in a distillery apparatus, but which they declared
they dared not order, as the moment it was known to have
come from London, they would not be able to get a man to
8.4 it up. An offer.was immediately made to send over
Workmen for the purpose, but the merchant said if they
came, he could not answer.
.for their lives a single kanr.-
13'ilitOn Gazette.

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