The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE -(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Nov. 3.—Witul'E. by N.—Arrived from Lon-
don, the Caroline, Brown, fur New South Wales ; and
Glutton, Laughton, for. 11011'1pr:et. Arrived the Mary
Ann, O'Brien, from Calcutta ; a p. tu., u large ship, ap-
parently a frigate, am! a lair, antler Russian colours, arc
passing to the westward at the back of the Goodwin Sands.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Wind E. S.E.—Arrived the
Adventure, Hall, from Riga. Sailed the Wellesley, Ferri-
man, and Clarendon, Fisher, for Jamaica.
Fa LiWITTH, Nov. 2.—Wind variable.—Arrived the
Joseph, Lottl(e, from4Labrador.
ilttr.t., Nov. 2.—Arrivrd the Venerahle, Bennett, from
Davis' Straits. _ .

Ltycaroor., Nov. 2.—Wind N.N. W.—High water
52 minutes past seven.—Arrived the Kington, Wood,
from-Quebec ; saw during the passage four re -soils dis.
masted—the ship Bristol, of Bristol, which vessel lost se-.
ven nicn, a Dutch ship, and two others ; Comte-ss of
Lonsdale, Groom, from St. Petersburgh ; Elizabeth,

C4,EA RED 013 TWA mns—The Auckland, Jones, from
Charleston far Liverpool ; Thomas Parsons, Blair, De-

inera YU.
GREENOCK, Nov. I.—Arrived the Alexandex,Blanshard,
from ; Belmont, Paul, from New York ; and
Allen, Gilmour, from St. John's,
ABE RDEE N, Nov. I.—Arrived the Dee, Cook, and
Neptune, Aylon, from Davis' Straits; and Rambler, Valen-
tine, from Mirarniehi.
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!OLY r:A 1), Nov. 2,—Arrived the St. George, from

New York.

The Alliance, Elliot, (near laden)•was totally hot in
Riga Roads, during a violent gale, on the night of the
17th ult. ; crew saved. The Angus, Liadsay, olDundee,
was sunk. The Jane,
~Crawford, from Liverpool, was
blown out of the Roads, and it was feared plundered. The
Good Czar, Murray, was drives on shore at Bolderaa.
The Van Egrnond, Fyale, from Wyburg to Leith, was
lost on Dagoe previous to the 18th ult. ; cargo expected to
he saved.

The Ann Yertouta, llarmsen, from St. Petersburgh,
was It t iu Reval Roads, during a tremendous gale, the
19th ult.

The Preston, Thompson, from Wyhurg to Hull, was
totally lost near Memel, 'luring a gale, on the 17th ult.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwEirli CLom,
By the accounts receiYed per the French mail it appears
that the Emperor of Russia has left Varna for the Capital,
and the army was preparing to go into winter quarters ;
this is confirmed by the last arrivals from St. Petersburgl,,
whicirmention.that he was immediately expected to arrive.
The letters from Frankfort of the 27th tilt., via Berlin,
tate that the Russian army sustained a loss of 5,000 nice,
from the 7th to the 9th ult., before Varna, in the•various
assaults made on that fortress; it is also added, that if
Jusauff Pasha had obeyed his superior Commai;der's orders
to make .a sortie, the placo.would not Lave fallen, but on
the contrary it appears he went over to the esemy and laid
dawn his arras; not dO the Captain Paella, who did not
surrender until after a desperate resistance. Considerable
disappointment has been expressed on the non,receip,t of
the usual mail, via France, from Gibraltar, and the disap-
pointment is supposed to be occasioned by the overflow of
the rivers in Spain, a circumstance of frequent occurrente
at this secson of the year; neither papers nor letters have
come to hand. Console, opened at 861 for money and
account; the Chancery Broker having made his appearance
and pnrchased about 70,0001. money stork for Thursday,
improved them to 661 4 for uloney, and 84 sellers, for
account.. India Bonds, 85 i pre. ; Exchequer Bills,
75 6 pro.
The Foreign Fonds appear .to be rather uninteresting

this morning ; Brazilian Bonds have declined a trifle, and
look heavy at 63t 4 ; Buenos Ayres are 473-132 ; Chilian,
26. 7 ; Russian, 93 Danish, 611 ; Greek con-
tinue depressed at 11118 ; Colombian, 18 Portuguese,
54 a ; anti Mexican, 331
The Share speculations are much depressed, Imperial
Brazilian Mines are 35 '7 pm.; that on Bolanos has de-
clined to 110 130 ; Real del Monte, the once favourite
Mines, one share of which was to make the fortune of each
adventurer, are 230 210
The Hamburgh Steam vessel has not yet arrived ;- the
aeoonnts from the Baltic Sea this morning exhibit.a nu-
merous list of disasters from the boisterous state of .the
weather, as the hooks at Lloyd's of this morning testify ;
on the 17th and 19th ult. the.chef mischief occurred.—...
To-day and to-morrow nre Bank holidays.
Three per Cent. Consols, 86+ I; Ditto, for Aceoent,
96i, sellers; India Bonds,- 86 -7 ; B hequer Bills,
75 6 pin. _ . .

FoitutoN.—Brazilian, 63i 43 ; Buenos Ayres, 474 ;
261 '7l ; Colombian, 18 4 ; Danish, 614 ;
Greek, 174 18 ; Mexican, Five per Cent., 25 26 ; Ditto,
Six per Cent., 334 4 ; Peruvian, 164 171 ; Portuguese,
54 4 ; Russian, 93 4 ; Spanish, 114.
MlNrs.,—Anglo Mexican, 724 '7O dis. ; Bravaliaa, 35 7
pm. ; Bolanos, 110 130 pm. ; Colombian, 84 74 dis.;
Real Del Monte, 230 110 die. ; United Mexican, 211 1 dis.
TWO O'CLOCK.
- Consols for Account have been 841 buyers, but have
since receded to 864 4. Accounts have arrived from
Vienna, confirming the fall of Varna. To-morrow will be
a Holiday at the Stock Exchange.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Console for Account are very heavy at 864 1, and
864, sellers
is , for money. The Hamburgh steam
vessel not yet arrived.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

, CROWDER V. STONE.
Mr. RUSSELL stated that iu this case his Lord-
ship had given judgment. In it there were three
points ; all parties agreed that two of them had been
decided, but, as a doubt existed respecting the third,
he was instructed to ask for an curly (lay to have that

spoken to.
His LORDSHIP premised to look back to his
papers, and let the parties know what pointS he had
decided.

MENDIZAHEII. V. HULLETT.

Mr. WAKEFIELD was instructed to apply to have
the plea in this cause set down for hearing on some
early day.
Mr. RUSSELL objected to the application.:
His LORDSHIP will name the day on which he
call hear it.