The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-14 00:00:00

with the Admirals of tlic Powera. At the same
time a Greek squadron, is conjunction with wen of war
of the Allies, strictly blockades the coast of the Morea from
Navarin to Patras. The magazines of corn found
in
Zante, for the supply of the Turks, are accordingly bold at
the lowest prices by the owners, who cannot send them to
Navarin.

The Russian squadron, of four ships of the line, time
frigates, and a brig, sailed from Malta on the 16th April,
for the Archipelago, where four other Russian brigs were
already cruizing.
It is reported, that in the course of the summer sixteen
large Russian men of war are expected to arrive at Malta,
from the Baltic. The English squadron was to follow the
Russian to the Archipelago in a few days.
ColisrAlirriorLE-, Arita 10.—For about a week past
the persecution of the Catholic Armenians had ceased, to-
day it has begun again, and is extended even to these in-
dividuals whom the Government had taken under its pro-
tection against the Patriarch. The Ministers of the Eu-
ropean Powers were again disposed to interfere in their
favour, but the unhappy people have themselves requested
to be left to their fate, because their persecutors were still
more irritated by any intercession for them. The women
who, in the late events, have behaved with incredible
courage, called on the men not to take any humiliating
step to soften their enemies. Hussein Paella, who has
behaved with so much humanity to the persecuted Arme-
nians, has handed to the Sultan, for the purchase of mili-
tary stores, a present of 200,000 piastres, given him by
the Christians who have remained.
This morning a body of 6,000 cavalry set out for
Silistria. The accounts from Odessa are very warlike, and
the Governor-General of that place, Count Von Prhlen, is
said to be already appointed intendant of Moldavia and
Wallachia. Measures of defence are indeed taken here,
but there is a great want of plan in the arrangements.
POROS, MARCH 25.
On the 20th, in the afternoon, the Trident, French
Chip of the line, unexpectedly arrived here. It had on
board Admiral de Riguy, who immediately went on shore
in a boat to visit the President, Count Capo
The Admiral passed the night on hoard the Juno, again
visited the President on the 21st, and then sailed in the
Trident for Milo, time rendezvous of the French squadron

in the Mediterranean.
On the 23d, the President again reviewed the corps of
Demetrius Ypsilanti; only 1700 men were there, includ-
ing Grivas' men.
Ypsilanti received his final instructions yesterday, and
part of his troops have already gone to Salamis; the re-
mainder, with their commander, are to proceed to-morrow
•to their destination, supposed to be Attica.

By the Britannia, which has arrived at Liver-
pool, we have received New York Papers to the
I.7th of April, extracts from which we have
given in another part of our Paper ; but they
possess no political interest. The squadron of
LABORDE, consisting of the Guerrero, 74 ;
Iberia, 52 ; Lealtad, 52 ; and Hercules gun-
brig, of 22 guns, had returned to the
Havannah, at which place there were the
Soberana, 80 guns ; Casilda, 44 guns
and several smaller vessels of.war, The port of
Havannah had been very sickly in the latter end
of March, and several Masters of American
vessels had fallen victims to the yellow fever.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAY 13.—Wind E. by S.—Arrived the Ann,
Sly, from the Mauritius. The Prince Regent and Rose,
for India, proceeded last evening.
Po arrsmourit, MAY 13.—Wind S.E.—Arrived from
London, the Juliana, Tarbutt, for Madras and Calcutta ;
and Isabella, For, for Bombay.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 12.—Wind N.—Arrived the May-
flower, Martin, from Hamburgh.
FALMOUTH. MAY 12.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived Le
Courier, from Usbant.
POOLE, MAY 13.—Arrived the Ann, Resolution, from
Dantzic.

TORBAY, MAY 12,—Arrived off Port, the Lavinia,
Avery.
HEW HEAD, MAY U.—Arrived off Port, the Arrow,
Smart.

DUBLIN, MAy 12.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Wanderer,
Anderson, from Trinidad.

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CORK, MAY 10..—Arrived the Three Sisters, Pollock,
From Barbadoes.

LYMINGTON, MAY 13.—A sealed bottle, containing the
following memorandum, was picked up to-day :—" Struck
ou a rock the 14th of April, in let. 50. long. 4., the Lady
Jane Grey, from New York to Portsmouth, all hands ex-
pected to go down.

The Apollo, from Oporto to Maranham, was captured in
that Port previous to the 3d of March by a privateer brig,
under Buenos Ayriau colours.
VESSELS SPOKEN win-L.—Emma, from London to St.
John's, the 2d inst., in lat. 12. long. 36. ; Canova, from
Liverpool to New Orleans, in lat. 35. long. 39.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TwsLrE e' CLocx.

TWO O'CLOCK.

THREE 0' CL 0 CX.

In the early part of the morning a good deal of business
was doing in Consols, which opened at 85 1, and ad-
vanced to 86, at which point the Bull party evinced a
disposition to sell, which caused them to decline to their
first price ; the market does not appear to be so good as at
its commencement; the Commissioners gave 84, and a
strong attempt was made by the Jobbers to oblige them to
pay 86, but without effect. Exchequer Bills remain at
63 4 ; India Bonds, 97 9 pm.
The great novelty which occurred in the Foreign Funds,
and to-morrow being account day, occasioned inure than
common excitement. It seems that a letter via New
York has been received this morning from Mexico, com-
municating the agreeable intelligence of the departure of a
Conducta from thence for Vera Cruz, with 400,000
Dollars, on account of Government, to be shipped for the
payment of the Dividends over-due in this country on
the Mexican Stock ; this operated on the price like magic,
and the Bonds rose from 35 up to 42, and are now
401 ; from the sympathetic feeling that arises from these
circumstances on South American Bonds, Colombian and
Peruvian have both been dune at better rates, the former,
which were 25 are now 24 1, and the latter, which were
25 6 may be quoted at 21 h ; Portuguese Bonds have de-
clined one per cent., and from 53 are now 52
In Shares there is nothing new to state, New Brazilian
Mining Shares are, however, better since the deposit has
been paid on them, and the premium is new at V. per
share. In the first part of the day it was reported that
the Mexican packet had arrived, being now P3lne time over-
due, but it has since proved to be incorrect.
Three per Cent. Consols, 84 ; Ditto, for the Ac-
count, 84 ; India Bonds, 97 9 pm.; Exchequer Bills,
63 4 premium.
FORMlGN.—Brazilian, 60:17,1; Buenos Ayree, 3$ 40;
Chilian, 26 , Colombian, 23 ; Danish, 591 601 ;
Greek. 161- 17 ; Mexican, Six per Cent., 42 ; Peruvian,
23A- 4 ; Portuguese, 52 ; Russian, 89i ; Spanish, 11
Mixas..—Angle Mexican, 67k- 5 dis. ; Brazilian, 64 6
pm. ; Colombian, 63- Si die. ; Real Del Monte, 50 30
dis; 17nited Mexican, 234 2 dis. ; General Mining Asso-
ciation, 101 11 pm.

Consols are stationary, with little business, at 84 ;
Mexican Bends continue advancing, and are now 441,; not-
withstanding, the late Agents of the Mexican Government
say they have no advices, whilst other parties state the
money is not for Government, but private account ; Pot'
gucse are 53.

Consols, 85i y. The date of the news from
Mexico is now said to be the 16th or 17th March,that
the Conducta will consist of nearly two millions of
dollars for merchants and government, and 400,000
on account of the latter, and that the same will be
shipped by his Majesty's sloop Scylla. The Bonds
are 43i 1; Portuguese, 53.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 85a 4 j Danish 60
Do. for Ac. 85i Greek, 1825 174
Brazilian Bonds 601 Mexican, 1825 43
Buenos Ayres 40 Peruvian •
Chilian Do. Russian 89i
Columbian,lB2l 24; I Spanish, 1821 111

LivERPooL, MAY 12.—T0-day we had a
Hood supply. of beef, which
iVe had a very short supply of mutton, which met ready
sale at an advance in price. Beef, sp. to 6.3. d. ; mutton,
ad. to 7d. per lb.