The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS 01:

FROM LLOYD'S. -
DEAL, OCT. 29.---Wind N.E. by E.-----00,6
from London, the Mary, Osten, for Bermuds;

Druid, Davenhill, for Montserrat.
. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 29.—Wind E. by
the Thomas King, Williamson, for Demerara.:A the
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 28.—Wind
Mary Ann, from Calcutta. Sailed the TO
ad
Corbyn, for Calcutta.
01
FALMOUTH, OCT. 28.—Wind.E.—Arrive.'A :
London, the Briton, Champion, for the Brostinc" ,
JERSEY, OCT. 27.—A rri ved tbe Prince of
from Rio Janeiro; and Teneca, Ahier, from fir,
GUERNSEY, OCT. 28.--Arrived the
Chemnant, from Rio Janeirro.
CREEK, OCT. 29-Arrived the Lana, 01.00:
.-
from Cephalonia; and Lowestoffe, Cook, from"PLaer
DARTMOUTH, OCT. 28.—Arrived the 407
Spear, from Labradore.
ACalig
FOWEY, OCT. 29.--Arrived off Port, the
Christie, from Oporto.
ABERDEEN, OCT. 27.--Arrived the Prince°.
Wales, from Davis' Straits.

• The Unicorn, from Liverpool to Buenos Ayr e,
been taken and carried into Monte Video.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CI T TWELVE 0' a °CI' 0
The only salject of conversation in the Qtr
relative to the truth of the fall of Varna, upon
opinions are extremely vague; it has, Indeed, boo
rumoured that accounts have been received-4r
this fortress of the 12th inst., at which time itssel
mained in the.hands of the Turks; a few hours
probably set the question at rest.. Cewsols
►
this morning, at 86/- for money, and 86i for
count, with an appearance of supporting the ovivii,
of yesterday; a few bargains advanced them to e
co°
buyers, for a short time, but the market has g`i'/,.
given way to 864 for account, and 864 for rfiPliel:i
the Commissioners paid 864. Exchequer 8416
75 pm.; and India Bonds, 85 6 pm. .40
The business done in the Foreign Funds to
ii
has been limited, Brazilian Bonds are quoted at L
65 ; Buenos Ayres, 484 94; Portuguese, 56
Russian are buyers at 93; and Danish, 614
Share's appear to be dwindling ; Anglo Meer
70 dis. ; Brazilian, -36 8 pm.; the premiinn on ro
taros has declined to 1.50 170; and the discouo
Real Del Monte has increased to 190 170;
settlement in these speculations will taki place
day, and in the, Foreign Funds to-morrow.
Some anxiety for the arrival of the Rotteito
steamer is expressed, under the expectation -that
iffr may bring something positive on the capture of Ar
Three per Cent. Consols, 864; Ditto, for :MS,
-ItB4 i; Three per Cent. Reduced, 85i 6; Three
hall per Cent. Reduced,. 95 4; Four per Cent.. 1•
1031; Four per Cent., 1826, 1024 ; India
285..; 61; Bar,k Stock, 2081 91; India Bonds, 85 6l)
Excliequer Bibs, 74 5 pm.
1g ;
FonsicN.—Brazilian, 641 5 ; Buenos Area 487, ;
Chilian, 27 8 ; Colombian, .184 ; Danish, 611
French, Five per Cent. 1051 4; Three per Cent., 74: pr
creek, 17 18 ; Mexican. Five per Cent., 26 ; a"
Six per Cent., S4i 5 ; Peruvian, 17 18; Portuir
56 1; Russian, 934; Spanish, 11 4.
MitiEs.—Anglo Mexican, 70 dis. ; Braziliaar •,;
pm. ; I3olanos, 150 170 pm. ; Colombian, 8 7 dot
lif
1;.c.,: Del Monte, 150 170 dia. ; Tlalpuzahua, 35 40
share; United Alcxican, Q 1 20 dia.
TWO O'CLOCK"' •
Consols for Account have been alternately bu).0
;i0
and sellers at 864; at present that is the price. in,
Bonds are higher, 87 88 pm. The RottoroA
;
steamer is arrived ; letters will be delivered bet"
three and four o'clock, P. M.
THREE 0' CL OCO

Consols for Account, 861
FOUR O'CLOCK.--CLOSING PRICE''
Consols 86i 1 Danish 61/
Do. for Ac. 86i 1 Greek, 1825'
Brazilian Bonds 6431 . Mexican, 1825 343
Buenos Ayres 49 Peru rian
Chilian Do. 27 Russian '93i
Columbian, 1824 18i Spanish 11 I

cv
The French Ambassador had a conferee
yesterday with the Earl of ABERDEEN at the office of
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Count d'OWi
pf
the :Spanish Minister, transacted business with the Sas
ABruoltEN on Tuesday, at the Foreign-office.
Despatches were sent off -by a King's 1ve,91;
Fenger on Tuesday night for the Right Hon. sis.ooo
CANNING from the Earl of ABERDEEN, and also IS of
FREDERICK ADA3I, from Sir GEORGE MURRAY.' Sir
messenger, it was understood, also took despatches for re
FULTENES MaccoLm, the commander
.of our naval 1"

in the Mediterranean. . •
the
BIRTH.—At Fairfield Lodge, 'Tauntont....
Lady of Lieutenant EDWARD Justretsrcs, RN., of o
- e bSS
SOMETHING NEW.—An " air serpent
tc
lately been seen in Alabama by divers witnesses. feel
peered to the eye of the observer about twenty_t ei
long and three broad ; and its motion and appearlinc's,,J
described as " gentle and undulating, graceful, terrible)
sublime."—American Paper.
DYSENTERY.--This alarming and often fa11:1
disease, we are glad to leers from a number of °°doh}'
gentlemen is: town, has, within the last week, been ri`P"
disappearing. —Paisley Paper.
A Welch parson, describing the cause °lthi:
" fall of mankind," and the introduction of sin to thee/°„r".
thus descanted on the merits of our first parents:----si
great grandfather ADAM was a very good eld man, and
very good old man he was; but as for Evr, she was j
devil of a woman. She must needs go and rob
orchard ; and not satisfied with eating herself, she temp
our good father ADAM to eat too, and thus brought a out
upon all the earth, confound her."
A letter of the 16th inst. from Bordeaux 1,
flounces that the vintage is nearly finished in that depljt,
moat, and that the quality of both the red and white svili4
turns oat, much better than was expected. As to ;,
quantity, the following details are given :—ln the Ni be
there is, in general, a full third less than last year; in
product of the hills of our different arrondissements 05e
ie a greater or less diminution, accordiog.as the hail or 'lo
fall of the grapes spared more or lees certain vineyerrle-..0
the country of Graves, which produces superior Prbr,l4
wines, there are some tracts which have come off well, l'ot
others Avbere the quantity was not abundant, oo 'seelbe
of the overflowing of the Garonne this year. A. 5 01-0.1
wines •f Palus, the proportionate quantity is eot.100.: ‘,l
but it seems that it will he greater than uas expect
the beginning of the vintage.— Galignani's lifesseng'fr