The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-08 00:00:00

Cemmeheed firing, which lasted for 5 hours, during
which tune attempt.s were tikparauads than ; to
surrender the Castle ; but the tunny :not sueemTing,
theyretired. One of their brigs was burnt during the
action ; hut private accounts have been received of a later
date, to the 30th of March, which state that the Bra:-
zilian Minister had received despatches from Lord
CocußANEolated from Mussels, ultich immediately
caused a Council to be assembled. The accounts-
froth Bahia, are of the 16th if March, stating that
the EMPEntin had set off again for Urn doidneiro,
where great rejoicings are expected ,to take place On
his arrival.

Letters from Napoli, a the 27th April, says; that
there is reason to believe that the Austrian Observer
is mistaken in atinbuticing the defeat of Col. FAB-
VIER in the island 'of Niegropont. Napoli has be-
come a vast arsenal, and the whole of the,poptilation
are armed ; that the regular troops at Marathon are in
motion .to pass. the Isthmus of Corm ;' and it is the
•ozinion that YPSi!, NT I refill be PreSident of the Na-
tional Assembly now sitting at Epidame.

We have received the Muck's mail this morning,
which contains 'nothing of any public interest, unless
we except a brief account of a partial insurrection oil
the frontiers or Poland.

From Madrid of the 25th May they state, that the
English Minister, in junction with the French Mini-
ster, are continually pressing the Spanish Government
to bring the affairs of the South American Colonies
to a conclusion.

By accounts from Buenos Ayres, it appears that an
action has taken place between the blockading
squadron and that of the above city, who were treble
the number of the Brazilians ; but the latter remained
masters of the seas, and only lost six men. The loss
of the Buenos Ayreans, is not ascertained.

The Earl of MOUNITHARLES is to be a Lord of
the Treasury, vice Hon. B. PAGET, appointed Com-
missioner of the Colonial Audit Board.

His Majesty's ship Gigigesler, with the Duke of
DEVONSHIRE on board, arrived off Copenhagen on
the 29th ult.

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve o' ClocA this Day.

Scarcely a bargain has been done at the English stock Ex-
change this morning. Console opened at 80j, j, and has re-
mained without any change at this prier. In the Foreign Market
eearcely say alteration, with the exeeption of the Mexican Funds,
which are rather hotter, having bean done at ti2l.
Three per Cent. Consols, shut; Ditto, for Atwell, 84,
S per Cent. Reduced, 79j, ; 4 per Cent. Ditto, 1826;941, ;
India Stock, for Opening, 239; Bank Stock, YO2 ; Exchequer
Binh 8, 9 ; 4 per Cent. Scrip,

Tonna), Fr xna.--;Anetrian, Sti ; 13rarilian, b 6, '7 ; Buenos
Ayres, 60, .2 ; Chilian, 41; ; Colombian, 1684, 41; Mexi-
can, b per Cent., b 81; Ditto, 6 per Cent, 610, 611; Greek, 14,
lb ; Roasian, 801, I ; Prnasian, 99,8 ; SpXuish, S ; ranch,
3!por Centa, 613 7i. •
• Maim—Anglo Mexican, IM,, 15, slit.; United Mexican, 9,
1 die. ; Real del Monte, 45 ; Brazilian, 8,6, die. ; Colombian,
7,8, per Share; Nato Peruvian, 10, 9, die. ; Bolivar, 6,7, pro.

Two o' C7oek.

Within this last hour Consols have advanced to 80i, ; and at
one period there were even huyeis at notwithetatuling, the hasi-
has doing is not extensive. The market appears' very strong at
present.

THREE o'CLOCK
0)11..1 )1 s rather flat--prose►►t price 800-2.

LAW INTELLIciENcIi:

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C OVA TOA K G'S BENC . -(Tnz. DA )
Jahn Payne, who had been convicted at the Maid-
atone Assizes of an assault; on some officers of the
Preventive Service, while engaged in apprehending
smugglers, was thik day broUght up for judgment.
Mr. Justice BA YLEy, in, passing the sentence of
the Court, told him that he had been found guilty of
an outrageous assault, though he might think that
there was no harm in smuggling, still it was a heinous
offence, as it defrauded the revenue, and the Pre-
ventive Officers should be protected. The ,Couri
taking into consideration that he had been already nine
months in prison on account of this charge, sentenced
him to be confined in the House of torrection at
Maidstone for two calendar months.

John Armstrong being brought up for
tjudgment,
Mr. Justiee iIAYLEY addressed him and said, that he
had suffered judgment by default, on an information
filed by the Attorney-General, for an outrageous as-
sault on Revenue officers in the discharge of their
duty ; it appeared that he had been illegally employed
in distilling whiskey in Lancashire, and as the officers
were in the act of making a seizure, he had called
in the mob to rescue the property, on which
occasion the assault had been committed. Had
any of the officers been killed on that occasion, he
and every person who assisted him should suffer .an
ignominious death: •
The Court, considering that lie,; by pleading guilty,
had not put the Crown to the eZpelice.Pf PrPseoAtilT
him, and that he had been imprisoned secs the 9th of
March last, would not pass so severe a judgment as it
otherwise would do, and sentence& hint to be impri-
soned for nine mon;lis in Laucitster'Cestle.