The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(THIS

FROM LLOYD'S. ,
DEAL, OCT. 22.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrive
a "
London, the Fredonia, Brown, for New Orlend
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 22.—Wind

his Majesty's ship Pearl, for Cork. tha
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 21.—Wind S.—Arrisca
Swift, Strangham, from Memel. off Portol,tp
Juno, for the Mediterranean ; and the 'Fyne, °:
man, for Charente.
BRISTOL, OCT. 22.—Arrived the Cos O,
.6,
lespie, from New York; Garonne, from 01170:
Solace, —, from Denia; Janette, Murphy'
Bordeaux; and Bandarris, Vivian, from Chareill'ijy
GREENOCK, OCT. 20.--Arrived the Tr6l.l'o
Clarke, from Sicily ; Miranda, Graves, from 31'
and Concord, from St. Petersburgh.
DUBLIN, OCT. 21.--Arrived the Mary
Louise, from Palermo; and Christian, Thoile
from Malaga.
CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 25.—0 n the lae- Itbe
the Porte refused to give any more &mans ibr,,el
Black Sea, whatever might be the nation of the ve-/Ii
applying, whether loaded or in ballast; and alth°l.l;l
two or three got out subsequently with papers is9tjeo
previous to the order, one of them, which by °trio:
of weather was driven back into the Canal, bas6.lni
been allowed to put to sea again, and it aPPe:i‘iii
likely that the measure will be rigorously enforce a,
long as Russia shall continue to prohibit the e$P
tation of wheat.
SMYRNA, SEPT. 18.—His Majesty's ship rp,
mel sailed on the 15th inst., for Greece anti °Lillie
with despatches from Constantinople, conveys of
answer of the Porte, acceding to the unediati°/1„
England and France, for the settlement of
but rejecting that of Russia.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwEtrß o' Weir'

The only information which has reached the t;
this morning of any importance is contained ie.
vices from Smyrna and Constantinople, the former
the 15th, and the lat ter of the 25th Sept. ; the S 0
letter states, that his Majesty's ship Philomel se:bi
on the 15th for Greece and Corfu, with deset
from Constantinople, conveying the reply offor
Porte, and acceding at last to the mediation of bst
land and France for the settlement of Greece,,
rejecting that of Russia. On the 13th the 1:101
refused to grant further firmana for the vessels
nation hound to the Black Sea, whether loade;dl
not, and this measure would be vigorously err° If
as long as the Russians continued to prohibit Who
portation of wheat. In the Consol market
been hitherto done, they opened at 85 *for nIS
and 85i 6 for account ; they were immediate', 75#
86, buyers, at which price they remained a /10
short time, for a sale of trivial amount reduced t
to their opening rate; the Commissioners were
tio
plied at 85i. India Bonds are 84 5; Excheq.'
Bills, 74 5 pm.
The business latterly doing in the Foreign F 6.11;
has been reduced to very few transactions of eel,ol
portance, and nothing has taken place this merri/K
by which a contrary opinion can be formed; if
low are the quotations. The only alterationso
the Share market is, Imperial Shares being
better, 54 6 pm. No information has, however, boo
received from the Brazils, and the merchaot:ol
anxiously and momentarily expecting the arriYat
his Majesty's packets Redpole and Lord .111e;14
from thence. The report of an embargo be/100
taken place cannot be true, as a vessel frote
had arrived at Gibraltar some time since, that mcio
sailed on the 12th of August, a week afterd
Majesty's ship B/ogsont ; but as she was WO to
Trieste no letters have been received through

medium. ti
Three Ua
per Cent. Consols, 85i • Ditto, for the .Ae76o
85i 6; India Bonds, 84 5 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, '74 u-;
TWO O'CLOCivtiii
Lettere from Vienna of the 11th iast. quote
tio
Metalliques at 94 5-16ths; from Amsterdam, dbrelt
20th, gold is stated to have fallen from 15, the higv
price, to 14. Since the arrival-of a Dutch Ord
vessel from Rotterdam a report has been caPi,
that Varna had been taken by assault after A
et,
guinary attack, but it has not received much er -01
nor was it believed at Vienna. The letters are
to be delivered till half-past two o'clock.
Consols remain, without any transaations, at
86 for account.

FOUR O'CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICE'

Consols 85i

Do. for Ac. 85i 6
Brazilian Bonds 621
Buenos Ayres
Chilian Do.

Danish—
Greek, 1825 17i
Mexican, 182.5 371
Peruvian 171
Russian 921 •
Spanish 111

Columbian, 1824

Brunswick Clubs are immediately to be PI „pa
in Charleville, Buttevant, and Donerailo, and a bra
-'L
of the Limerick at Rathkeale.—Dublin Evening Pa":eir
His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENAO:iatiO
tertains a large party this day at the 1 iceregal /.o'v
the Phoenix Patk.—Dxfolin Evening Mail. js to
STATE OF TIPPERARY.—NO COmmittiP
our County Gaol have taken place for the last Wetf.
Tipperary Free Press.
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COVENT-GARDEN Tit EATRE.---A nevin last
Comedy in one Act, entitled the Step• Mather, Via" tog
night produced at this Theatre. It is a lively bil°o,
little piece, and was very favourably received. 13011:0-
as an honourable and affectionate husband, played with fal,
common animation. DIBDIN'S Opera of the Quaker %co
lowed, in which Miss FORDS as the lively Floretia,
received with marked favour. Her performance thOug
out was admirable. The house was well attended.
ALFRED IN THE NEAT-HERDS CotTACi;
—We have rarely seen an engraving with which we!'
been more pleased than the present. It is executed
gentleman named 1111TcueLL, from a painting by Wu' pi
and is in the first style of excellence. The expressiogo
ALFRED'S countenance, as he sits wrapt in thought, 10
slight distance from the fire, which, by his negligence, 0,,
been allowed to burn the cakes, is full of kingly diglfo
and, what is better still, of striking thoughtful intellrj
His figure is all but perfect. The old woman, who sts;lo
near him with upbraiding countenance, sufficiently or
her own tale, without any comment from us. Her 11,0
band, who has just returned home with a bundle of (Agr*
on his shoulder, possesses equal character; nor mustia
omit that humorous couple who are busily engaged 1076i0
love in a corner of the cottage. The little girl uq7et
blowing her hands, which have been burnt by thooe
cakes, has much nature and truth of observation. 4t31
young suitor in the corner, is, we understand, a portr
WILKin himself.