The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-12 00:00:00

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, 407. 11.—Wind N.N.E.—A►rived from
London, the Carshalton, Park, for Jamaica; '1 urnar,
Ann; Etheldred, Barry; and Arundel, Ford, for
Jamaica.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind ,E.—Arrived the
Victoria, from St. Germain's.' • Sailed the Reward,
Goss, for St. Michael's; and Doune Castle, Chap-
man, for Seville.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind E.N.E.---Arrived
the Agenori2, Tuckett, from Lisbon. Sailed the
Sphynx packet, for Jamaica ; Ariel packet, for
Halifax ; Tyrian packet, for the Mediterranean ; and
Swift, Redman,' for Terceira, with despatchei.
HARWICH, NOV. 'll.—The smack William, of
London, struck upon the Shipwash Sand the 9th
inst., and sunk in Hosely Bay; crew saved.

The Ann, Keiby, from Liverpool to London, was
totally lost, the 17th inst., near Belfast.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at
Penzance, dated the 10th inst. :—" The seven boats
mentioned in my report of yesterday as driven on
shore in consequence of their chain moorings break-
ing, are totally lost : the damage sustained by the
fishermen therefrom being 1,0001."

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O' CLOCK.

Late this morning the Hamburgh Mail of Fritlay
arrived, and letters will be delivered an hour hence;
the steamer from the same quarter has also arrived at
Gravesend, but owing to the denseness of the at-
mosphere she has been prevented from coming up
to deliver her bags and letters. It is also stated that
two or three Expresses have arrived from France,
but from all these sources nothing of the most trivial
importance. has hitherto transpired. The species of
panic which existed at the close of yesterday, when
Consols left off at 86f, is supposed to have originated
more in the Jobbers realizing their profits than any
other cause ; they opened this morning at 86f
for money, and 86f for account, and the market
has subsequently improved to 86i i; the parties
who have been acting for a rise still continue their
purchases, although to a limited extent ; this morn-
ing the Commissioners paid 863.. The new ac-
count for the 21st January opened yesterday, and
some business has been done in it •to-day at 87k;
Exchequer Bills 75 6 pm.; India Bonds, 85 7 pni.
The Foreign Funds are nearly without any opera-
tion of the most limited 'character; Russian are
931 4, being the same price they left off at yester-
day; Portuguese, 5.5 i d ; Mexican 6 per cents. are
somewhat lower, 33i ; and Danish, 61f 2.

The only alteration in the Share Market has been
a decline on Imperial Brazilian Mines of one per
cent. in the premium, to 36 38; arid Colombian, to
10 9 dis.; Bolanos are 115 130 premium.

The pert letters announce the arrival at Dublin of
the Canwens, from Oporto, bound to Liverpool, in
seven days, but we have been unable to ascertain
whether the letters are forwarded; at all events, we
trust the same complaint will not again take place
that occurred in the case of the James, from that
port, when the letters were delayed by the agents a
full post, at a period of great anxiety to the London
merchants connected with the trade, and who had
received intimation of their having letters a day prior
to their actual receipt—delay in such cases is un-
pardonable. 11$
Three per Cent. Consols, 86i a, Ditto, for Ac-
count, Hf ; India Stock. 2271 2381 ; Bank Stock,
206 209; India Bonds, 85 7 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, '75
76_ pm.

FOREIGN.-Brazilian, 64 ; Buenos Ayres, 47i Si ;
Chilian, 26A '7i; Colombian, 18.1 19; Danish, 61i 2;
French, Five per Cent. 10.* Three per Cent., 74 ;
Greek, 171 18i; Mexican, Five per Cent., 26 7 ;
Ditto, Six per Cent., 33i j ; Peruvian, 161 17i ; Por-
tuguese, 55i ; Russian, 981 4 ; Spanish, lot 11.

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Mnixs. —Anglo Mexican, '75 2i dis. ; Brazilian, 36 8
pm. ; Bolanos, 115130 pm. ; Colombian, 10 9 dis. ; Real
Del Monte, 260 240 die. ; Tlaxpuxahua, 20 25 per share ;
United Mexican, 22 21 die.

TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols remain at 86i without business. The
Hamburgh Mail has brought no papers; and it ap-
pears the Steamer had reached Durnford Creek, and
landed her pasengers, but by some unaccountable
mistake the bags have not been forwarded to the Post
Office. The Estabfishment has sent down for
them : in the mean time no news has transpired.
THREE 0' CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 86i, sellers.

The Duchess of KENT and the Princess Vic-
TORIA are both slightly indisposed with cold, at the apart-
ments of the Royal Duchess, in the King's Palace, at Ken-
sington.

The Earl of ABERDEEN and Sir GEORGE
MURRAY visited the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at
the Treasury.

The Archbishop of ARMAGH and Mr. HER-
RIES visited the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER yester-
day, at his residence in Downing-street.

There are at preSent 150 yachts belonging to
members of the Cowes Club alone, which is likely to be
increased next season by several now upon the stocks.

An actor of Stutgard, who was supposed to
be very poor, died lately in that city. On examining the
garret in which he lived, there were found 72,000 florins,
and an enormous quantity of silver plate.

Captain ALFRED SIIEWELL, who lately pur-
chased a troop in the 3d Dragoon Guards, comm►tted
suicide a few days ago at Edinburgh, by banging himself.

The commitments to the Wiltshire gaols, for
offences against the Game Laws continue to increase ; last
week ten being the number consigned to the Devizes
Bridewell only.
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It is rumoured in Dorsetshire, that Lords
CALTIIORPE and GROSVENOR have resolved on reforming
the Boroughs of Hindon and *haftesbury. That the pre-
mium of 20 guineas paid to voters is no longer to be al-
lowed ; aad the houses now occupied by very poor persons
are to be improved and let to respectable tenants, who are
to be allowed to vote according to the dictates of their
consciences. Lord GROSVENOR has acquired an immense
influence in this part of Dorset, having expended 200,0001.
in the purchase and improvement of property. It is re-
ported that Lord RAnNon. intends to present Messrs.
Iltyrrr and COBBETT with seats in Parliament for his Bo•
rough of Downton, at the next election.

EXTRAORDINARY STRIKE FOR WAGES.—
A funeral was about to take place at a village in the vicinity
of Guilford last week, and the bearers, who were selected
from the inhabitants of the village, assembled at an inn at
Guildford, where the hearse and mourning coaches stopped.
At this place, it appears, they were too liberally supplied
with good things ; for, en proceeding to join the melan-
choly procession, they one and-all struck for an advance of
terms. This was refused, and the ceremony was
performed
with the assistance of the drivers and others. The disap-
pointed bearers repaired to console themselves at the ale-
house, where some mischievous :being: put it into their
heads that the corpse had been stolen on the road, and that
a mock interment only had taken place. They accordingly
went in a body to ask permission for re-opening the grave,
and were referred to the parish officer', who sent them off
to the clergyman,
resident at a .Amsiderable distance. It
was very late at night before the party arrived at the Rev.
Gentleman's house, and we need scarcely add that their
strange request met with a refusal, accompanied by an ad-
monition, which induced them to retrace their steps,
heartily ashamed of their conduct.—Exeter Alfred.
NATURAL HISTORY.----On Saturday last,
JOHN Buoo, of Catfoss, gamekeeper to R. BETIIELL, Esq.
shot a white robin redbreast. The little stranger is as
white as a Canary bird, and has a shade of red on the
breast. The bird will be preserved.— York courant.