The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-28 00:00:00

SITIPPIN. INTELLIGENCE-(

'HIS

IAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S. •

DEAL, MARCH 27.—Wind S.E. by E.—Arrived
the Liverpool packet, from Cadiz. Sailed the ,
Murtha, from Campeachv.

PORTsMOUTH, MAnc►i 27.—Wind
the Dope, Bunn, for Cape Coast.
PLYMOUTH, "MARCH 26.—Wind S.S.E.—Ar-
rived the Alliance, Stanberg, from Cette. Arrived
from London the Coronet, Daniel, for Van Die-
men's Land; and Jeannette, Bullock, for Oporto.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 26.—Wind S.E.—Arrived •
from London the Clarinda, Carew, for Singapore'
and Pentmg; and Tartar, Luns, for St. Thomas's.

KILLIEEGS, MARCH 22.—The gale of last Tues-
day night was tremendous; nothing like it has been
known for years.
DumFutEs, MARCH 22.--The Nelly and Margaret,
of Harrington, Martin, sailed from Kirkeudbriffht on
the 19th inst. : she struck between St. Mary s Isle
and Torr Point, and has since become a complete
wreck—crew saved. The Arrow, of Port Patrick,
O'Neil, has sunk off the Point of Ord.

The loss of shipping between Glenhead and Ar-
rammore is considerable. Five sail, from Sligo, went
through Sound Raghleyburn on the evening of the
gale, and the mast of one is now seen above water,
and several casks of beef have floated on shore. At
Doneras, in Baylagh Bay, a ship from New York,
for London, is sunk; several packages of flax-seed,
and other articles, including the stars of the vessel,
have been picked up on the beach. The wrecks of
smaller vessels have also been found at Doneras,
from which it is feared the whole of the five vessels
from Sligo have suffered at Glenhead. A good
many logs of Canada timber plank are coming on.
shore.

The Lowther Castle, Baker, from China, has ar-
rived off Dartmouth—sailed the 19th NOV.
The Sarah Morrell, Elwes, from New Orleans to
Liverpool, was driven on shore at Broadhaven on
the 20th instant, and it was feared would be
wrecked.

The William, Forman, from Newcastle to Rotter-
dam, struck on the Banjard Sand on the 20th inst.,
and sunk--crew saved.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twnr.rB o'Czocr.
The Consol market opened this morning at 83k,
rather sellers, were immediately after done at 4-, and
have subsequently risen to 831 the price, which the
Commissioners gave, and for May account to 83. f
buyers. The premium on Exchequer Bills remains
stationary, but that on India Bonds is a shade higher,
90 2.
In the Foreign Funds, Russian, Portuguese, and
Brazilian, are all higher, and have partaken of the
improvement in Consols. The following may be
stated as the present quotations ; Brazilian im-
proved, from 601 to 61 ; Portuguese, from 59i
to 60/ 61 ; and Russian, from 86 to 87
Spanish the speculators have been in a complete
fever, supposed to be in a great measure occasioned
by an extract in the French Papers received this
morning, which, under date of the 13th inst., from
Madrid, gives a rumour that in consequence of the
wants of the Treasury and its destitute state, it has
been found absolutely necessary to take some prompt
measures to remedy the evil, for which purpose the
Span
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the
Governmenthopeo havefsuc senteed
Pails
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ngofficialsh
character,
house to negociate a Loan, with the enticing proffer
of taking a certain proportion of the Bonds of the
Cortes at from 25 to 35 for every 100/. ; this infor-
mation ran like wildfire among the dealers, and the
Bonds jumped at once to 121, aud are now 12; there
are many sanguine enough to believe that something
important is likely to be the result, and that a still
further and more important advance is likely to take
place in this Stock, which has hitherto been con-
sidered little better than waste paper, and at best .
but as a species of Lottery Ticket. Mexican are .
311 2 ; Colombian, 221 3. By the last letters
received from Laguayra there is nothing new, nor
will the next packet be likely to bring any intelli-
gence, as the mail-boat the Henry Freeing sailed
from that port for St. Thomas's, with the mail-bag,
on the 24th Jan., which will be brought from
thence in the Francis Freeling packet. Every
thing remained in a tranquil state, and free.from
any alarm at the visit of Admiral Laborde in that
viciuity. An exchange of 18, and not 50, Colom-
bian prisoners, as already stated, had taken place
with that Officer.

In Shares, United Mexican are worse, and the
increasedto23an2d2.nowße4aol
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contrary,cen . Cit
better,nsols, 82k; Ditto, for May, 884,buyers ; India 80nd5,902 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 56 7 pm.
FOREIGN.-Brazilian, 60 1; Buenos Ayres, 31 ,
Chilian, 241 51 ; Colombian, 2213 ; Danish, 60 4; Greek,
161 I'7l ; Mexican, Five per Cent., 23 4 ; Ditto, 6
per Cent., 311 2 ; Peruvian, 231 41-; Portuguese, 59i
60,k ; Russian, 861 7 ; Spanish, 12.
sivats.__Angio Mexican, 65 21 dis. ; Brazilian, 46
pin. ; Bolivar, 24 24 dis. ; Colombian, 6 5 dis. ; Real
del Monte, 40 20 dis. ; United Mexican, 23 2 dis ;
General Mining Association, 11 12 pm.
TWO O'CLOCK.
'Consols, after being alternately buyers and sellers
at 83 for a considerable time, have drOpped to
832. 1.; Exchequer Bills and India Bonds are im-
proved, the former to 58 ; the latter have reached
93 premium; the spirt in Spanish Bonds is abated,
as well as the price, present quotation

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols, 831
4.
A rumour is abroad of the Russian declaration'
tieing in town, and the passing of the Pruth by the
Russian Aug.—Russian Bonds, 86.