The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-08 00:00:00

same time.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
frA MB URC H, JAN. 1..-. Being a holiday, no liets were
publi.lied. Two months and a half, 35 9.
LEirsic, DEc. 28,—Three months, 6 14.
BERLIN, DEC. 29.--Three months, 6 22g.
AuassoltGli, DEc• 28.—One month, 9 48.
PETERSBuItoIf, DEC. 28.—Three months, 10i.

We received, this forenoon, the flush ian Oh-
server of the 27th ult. It contains intelligence
from the Morea, through Zante, to the 7th, by
which it appears that provisions had been thrown
into Navarin and Modon by several merchant
vessels ; and that the report of the Turks having
burnt the ships which escaped the destruction of

the battle at Navarin is unfounded. The fol
lowing are extracts

VIENNA, DEC. 26.
The following are the latest accounts that we have re•
ceived from the lonian Islands :

ZANTE, Nov. 28.

Ibrahim Pacha was engaged till the 4th of this month
in preparing the receiving ships of Isis fleet. On the sth
he went to Modon ; on the same day, and only a few
hours after Ibrahim left Navarin, Tahir Bey, the Capitan
Pacha, embarked on board one of the best corvettes that
escaped destruction on the 20th October, and sailed for
Constantinople.

After the Allied squadrons had left Navarin, several
merchantmen, laden with provisions, which were at an-
obor here, went to Navarin and Modon, where they dis-
posed of their cargoes to great advantage. The greatest
tranquillity and order prevailed in both places. On the
14th of this month an Egyptian brig of war, which had
made the passage from Alexandria in 14 days, arrived at
igodon, with despatches for Ibrahim Pacha.
zAvrE, DEC. 7.

A few days ago it was reported here that the vessels
Iselonging to the Turkish and Egyptian fleet at Navarin,
which remained after the catastrophe of the 20th October,
had been burnt by the Turks themselves. In conse-
quence of that report the English resident here sent his
sloop to Navarin to inquire upon the spot whether it was
nrell founded or not. The sloop returned yesterday with
the news that the above statement was wholly false.
Lord Cochrane, who lately appeared on the Coast of
Illaina with the Hellas frigate, and is said there to have
slunk a pirate ship, appears again to have left those seas.—
it is not known whither he has directed his course.

The Nuremberg Correspondent di the 31st
tilt., and Frankfort Papers of the Ist inst., which
',lave also come to hand this forenoon, do not
contain any news. The following are extracts :

FRANKFORT, Mc. 31.
His Royal Highness Prince Gustavus of Sweden arrived
here yesterday.
The account and concluding report of the Central Com-
mittee for the Government of Dusseldorf, relative to the
application of the voluntary contributions entrusted to it
for the relief of the sufferers by the inundations in the win-
ter 1824-25, on the banks of the Rhine, is new pub
lished. It affords a pleasing view of the judicious exer-
tions of the Committee, and of the ample contributions
from all quarters, which amounted to the unexpected sum
of above 100,000 dollars. The Committee finding in
the spring that the very favourable weather had
enabled many families to resume the cultivation of
the inundated lands with much greater success than
could have been expected, considered whether it might not
correspond with the intentions of their benefactors, to re-
serve a part of those ample contributions for future disasters
of the same kind. Ile entire amount received was 103,880
rix dollars. The Committee distributed 82,982 dollars, the
remainder, 20,437 rix dollars, have been placed at the
disposal of the local authorities as a reserve against future
emergencies.

BERLIN, DEC. 25.

The journey of his Royal Highness Prince William, his
Majesty's second son, to St. Petersburgh, relates entirely,
as we learn from good authority, to a family affair respect-
ing which the public will be informed in a few months.'

Our City Correpondent informs us that he
has seen a letter from Paris, dated on Saturday
night, which states that "'The Three, per Cents.
were done after 'Change hours at 68f. 20c.
The new Ministry will not have the majority in
the House. It expected that VILLELE
will be impeached in regard to the finances, and
the creation of the new Peers. The deficiency
in the French finances is stated to be 120 mil-
lions of francs."

We have received a Boston Paper of the 13th
ult. which states, -under the head of " United
States' Navy," " that by the official papers re-
cently transmitted to Congress, it appears that
the vessels now in commission are—one ship of
the line, six frigates, and four schooners. The
Mediterranean squadron will this year consist
of the Delaware, 74; Java, 44; Lexington,
22 ; Warren, 22 ; and Porpoise, commanded by
Captain CRANE. Captain KIDGELY continues
to command on the West India, Captain BIDDLE
on the Brazil, and Captain JONES on the Pacific
station. Ten new sloops of war will be prepared
for sea in the course of the year. Under the
law for the gradual increase of the Navy, con-
tracts have been made fbr the frames of five
ships of the line, five frigates, and five sloops of
war. Contracts have also been made for a large
portion of the labour and materials of the dry
dock at Gosport and Charleston, and the
works of the latter have commenced. The Se-
cretary of the Navy is of opinion that our
naval force in commission cannot with propriety
be diminished, if regard be paid to our com-
mercial and other interests. He recommends
the establishment of a higher grade in the
Navy than that of Captain ; an augmentation
of the Marine Corps ; and attention to the Naval
Hospital Fund ; and for this purpose four
hospitals at Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
and Norfolk, have been purchased."

TILE FUNDS-(TPLIS DAY).

CITY, TwEarz o'CLocz.

Yesterday was the first transfer day in Consols,
and they are now quoted without the dividend.
They opened this morning at.Bl if for account, and
82i ex. div. for money, since which they have im-
proved a trifle, being 841 for the former, and 824
for the latter; the Commissioners gave 821, India
Bonds are 87 8; Exchequer Bills, 54 5 pm.
The Foreign Funds appear to have but little
activity. The intimation of the Charge d'Affaires of
the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata, announcing
his regret that the ensuing dividend on that Stock
cannot for the present be paid, has some time been
foreseen, and the effect has therefore not been so
important as might have been calculated; it is,
however, fair to observe, that this Government has
made strenuous efforts and sacrifices to keep up their
credit, and such as throws into the shade other and
more powerful States, who have failed in keeping
engagements at even an earlier period. The Bonds
are 43 5 ; Mexican, 46 I; Russian, 904 1 ; Greek,
171 18; in Colombian there is no alteration. their
Shares remain quiet, without any thing novel to
notice.

TWO O'CLOCK
Consols have remained steady at 84k for some
time, the new Account for February opened to-day,
and is fixed for the 28th. The contango is scarcely
a Sixteenth per cent., at which rate some trifling
business has been doing.

TI!REE 0' CL 0 cg.
Consols for Account, 84-, buyers, and 8413,
sellers, for next time.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 824 Danish 59i-
Do. for Ac. 84+ Greek, 1825 17i
Brazilian Bonds Mexican, 1825 461
Buenos Ayres 4.3 Peruvian 26
Chilian Do. Russian 91
Columbian, 1821 Spanish, 1821 101

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(THIS DAY,

FROM LLOYD'S.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 7.--Wind S.E.--Arrived
from London, the Numa, Wade, for New South
Wales; Roche, Collis, for St. Thomas's; General
Palmer, Truscott, for Madras. Passed the Elvira,
Clayton, for St. Domingo.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 6.—Wind E.N.E. to E.S.E.—
Arrived the Rocket, Cumming, from Cephalonia, in
51 days. Sailed the Planet, Barclay, for Jamaica;
Columbine, Brown, for Rio Janeiro; Norton, Den-
man, for St. Domingo ; Erin, James, for Vera Cruz ;
Eutha, Benson, for Malta.
GREENOCK, JAN. s.—Arrived the Londonderry,
Wyse, from Londonderry; saw a large brig on shore
in Kilcattan Bay, Island of Bute, at 10 a. m., with
a brig of war in atondance.

RAMSGATE, JAN. 7.—The Ann and Elizabeth,
Moyse;from London to Fowey, has put in here
with damage and loss of bowsprit, having been run
foul of by a brig, while at anchor in the Downs.

The Jane, -, from Demerara, and the British
Union, Power; from Cadiz, are supposed to be
arrived, the former off Dovei, the latter off Ryde,