The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-31 00:00:00

J THF S N

LON DON,
FRIDAY EITNEVG, MARCH 31, 1826.

A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, bringing
'Gazettes from the Bth to the 14th instant.
inclusive. The Gazettes of the Bth, 9th,
and 10► h of March, contain tl►e Bulletins
six to twenty of his 141.►ais•ry's health, which
were issued every four hours, from March 7th,
a►t six in the morning; to March 9, ut two in the
ufternoon :
LISIION.—( From the Gazette de Lisbon. )

11 ABC II o.—The formation of the Junta of Government by
phis Majesty's Decree of 6th March, having been Communi-
cated by a circular letter to the Diplomatic Body, the Ambas-
*adorn, "Ministers, and Charg4s d'Affaires of Foreign Powers
at this Court, came to-day (Bth) to the Palace of Bemposta to
Pay •their compliments to her Royal Ilighness the Infanta
Donna Isabella Maria.

MARCH 12.--This morning at five o'clock the castle of St.
'George and the other forts, 113 well as the ships of war in the
Pon, began to fire minute guns on account of the death of his
3litjeaty.
The Senate has to-day issued a Proclamation for mounting
for a-year, and the citizens belonging to the Senate are con-
Yoked for the lith of this month, for the solemn act of break-
lag the coats of arms, practiced on the death of our Monarchs.

The body of his Majesty has .been embalmed, to be placed
in the Palace of llemposta under a rich canopy,

. The Nuncio and the Members of the GOvernment have been
some yesterday, and Rime today, to the Palace of Quctus, to
offer their condolence to her Majesty the Queen, and to the
.Princess of Brazil. The Infanta D'lsabella Maria has re-
eived the visits and compliments of the Court.
14.—Thc Gazette of this date contains nothing
official, except orders addressed to several public officers, an-
nouncing the death of the King, and ordering a general mourn-
ing for a year.

Files of Papers from New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and other parts of the United States,
to the `2slit Feb. were received last night at the
North and South American Subscription Room.
Although those Journals do not contain any in-
telligence of im►nediate political importance;
they are nevertheless of considerable interest, and
copious Extracts will be found in our preceding
columns.

Papers from Quebec) and also from Montreal,
to the 14th or February, have been received.
It appears by a statement in a Quebec Paper,
'that the exports from Canada, during the last
/ears have greatly exceeded those of the pre-
"ling Year. Ship-boilding, too, is rapidly reco-
vell4; the amount of the 'Shipping on the
atockis at 'Quebec, and Montreal is 14,500 tons.

etter4; frem Vienna state, the' Emperor of
AusTRI A. to have entirely recovered from his lute

P .U.ERTO-CAVELLO, JAN. (.20.—Ati act of piracy
the most horrible that can well be imagined, was coinmitted on
this.coast on the night of the '24th instant. A German, names
Prederiek who had arrived with cocoa from Chorony, was re.
.it.tniii%. thither whit 4,000 dollars in gold, and had with him
!IN wile, who had been spending some days in Puerto Cavell°.
'Lillis unfortunate Woman had with her her best jewels, as is
enKtomary on suell'oceasions; two other women also accompa.
:,NM her to, Chorony. Frederick anchored as usual oft' the
ind culled " del Rey," to stop during the early part of the
llgnt. Atli o'cloCk they were surprised by about ten persons
,IJ liorburata, led on by one Julian lbarra, alias Iztueta.—
.ne,e villains fell on them, and assassinated the three women
tio"4"-ttvosailor I.‘'rederiajumped Into the sea, and had the
lood fortune tour each the Shore, where he by concealed until
i.' tilripatis withdrew.': He then . returned to the - boat, in
bh 'c Ye .proceeded immediately to this port, bringing with
w n the killed and wounded, amounting to six, all of whom
~'re buried yesterday, the wounded having died a few hours
tt_ ter their arrival. It filled one with horror to behold these
onfi)rtunate wretches covered with stabs. . Colonels Cala, ]3a-
weir' and Esteves; immediately dispatched a fietthertt with
'(4" to tiorburata, under the command of Captain Baptista,
1Y1) io, after apprehending Julian and three of his accomplices 4
returued hither yesterday morning. These criminals are to be
lartliwith tried by the Admiralty Court, and will "doubtless
4004 death in a few days.
- Til° death of the venerable Bishop of DuattAsi
,
Will occasion
o o -greet sensation amongst the coal
wners in this ,district,. as they .willAn,have heavy
Vines to pay on- the renewal .of their leases.—
(7:Yne,,illercurly.) • • ‘

•
THE FUNDS.'

Consok--Yesterday closed . /gl-1
After the Close

This morning opened -

There was much spirit yesterday' afternoOn in
Consols, which closed 7984. They opened ut that
price this morning, with an evident tendency
to improvement. Before 12, bargains were done at
79i, but this advance was followed by a re-
action, and they receded 791. By 1 o'clock the
Market had unproved to 79U.
The only causes to which the present aspect of
the market can be attributed, are—a prevalent
opinion that the operation in Exchequer Bills
will neither be so extensive, nor so early, as was
at first expected—that the Bears, alarmed at
the prospect of improvement, have now come
to a resolution of turning their accounts—
and lastly, the manifest symptoms of recovery from
despondency, and general restoration of confi-
dence. From the Country, die orders for reinvest-
ment are very extensive, to which the state of
the Market for Money Stock can alone be attri-
butable. In politics, there is not even a ru-
mour that can be supposed to have influenced the
operations of the last few days—and in the re-
turn of the public to the Funds, may perhaps he
found, the most satisfactory reason for their

provement
India Bonds • • • - 1-2 pm.
8 per Cent. Consols (Money) . .
Ditto (Account) . 80.
New 1 per Cent. - • • - 97.
Exchequer Bills; £IOOO-2 3 ptn.
.£5OO-2 3 pm.
£lOO-2 4 pm.

FOREIGN.
S ETTLING DAY.—This proves to be a heavy
Bear account. The Bulls, who might be ex-
pected to profit largely, look blue with appre-
hension, seeing that several of the. Bears begin
to fight shy : Bruin looks about him, trying to
shuffle off in retreat.
Colombian, 58-1. ; Mexican 6 per Cents. 71,t, ;
Brazil, 58 to 59 ; Danish, 581 ex. dis. ; Peru-
vian, 31 ; Portuguese, 74; Spanish, 101 ; Greek,
17; ; Russian Bonds, 81i.