The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-29 00:00:00

'IIII3IIING INTELTAGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

1)1AL .n FROM LLOYD'S.
tbo„ ' 4-110. 28.—Wind N.W.—The whole of
.--",rwatd bound have sailed. Arrived the Sep-
.- -I:, London, from Ceylon.
T.°47BMOUTH, 28.—Arrived from London,
eri—vill Amherst, Ardlie, for Madras and Calcutta;
Sierras) beach, for ditto ; and Maria, Lawler, for
Leone. Sailed his Majesty's ship Onyx, for
eenzliett) and the whole of the outward bound, ex-
cutt
r‘ the Lady Holland, Snell, for Madras and Cal-

the 7,.4141°1;TH, DEC. 27.—Wind variable.—Arrived
'Phyr packet, Church, from Buenos Ayres.
The Jean and Grace, from Limerick to Liverpool,
11:481rh'ell Oft shore in the Shannon on the 24th
111. , -,lbut was expected to be got off without damage.
`COWES DEC. 28.—The New Hope, Williams,
441 Poole to Portsmouth, has been towed in here
With
1°" a mast and other damage, having been
the f°Qutliaraf Quarantine the Can&a n, Read, this mot ning, off
h
Ilengal, ne ground; the latter proceeded for

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 27.--A large ship or brig was
den on shore on Henega Reef, 18th ult. with a
s
ellooner alongside.
Thi

Buenos
Hastings, bound to London, grounded
d L'e'los Ayres, on the Tth October, and bilged,
114 been condemned with her cargo.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE o'CLoci.
fAyn,
ebew °Ls opened at 84 sellers, but have since
gone 4 disposition to advance, and have gradually
„ to 8-4, without'any extensive business. The
th"tfival of an Express from Paris, with accounts of
e lit inst.,from Constantinople, are rather con-
a
''et°rY) the one asserting that the Ambassadors
,074 actually left, whilst the other only states they
b about to leave : still it appears there was no
tints of coming to an amicable understanding,
ll the intelligence received from Trieste, of the
tie tints
of the GreeklFleet at Scio, should prove
in
Toi:ttilee of balm to the wounded feelings of the
et;1311 Government, as a set off against the de-
ctitm of their fleet at Navarin. At all events, if
bit will tend to spew them no partiality has been
eß'ton; in the City it is considered extremely likely
Abte the means of proving the medium of a speedy
81:ttuent of this difficult affair. India Bonds are
t:' and Exchequer Bills, 53 4 pm. Such has
tli:IY been the caution of the dealers in the. Funds,
til;;
ours without 10r some time few have let the day close on
the
-r lab I,out adjusting
their accounts, from
it ' "°us complexion of our Foreign affairs, whether
4attended by a loss or gain.
114,Tile Poreign Funds have little novelty ; Greek
0t fallen a little, being 164 17, in consequence of
whittestruction of the fleet by Admiral de Rigny,
tebn Is considered a fact; Mexican are 464. It is
kritted the Buenos Ayres packet brings the need-
-7°.1. the dividends ; Chili= are also better, being
sttv, In Shares there is nothing new ; Colombian
Th' 1 per share; United Mexican, 214 19} disn.t
ti, 174 per Cent. Consols, shut; ditto for the Arcceu
431 - India Bonds, SI 3 pm. ; Excheque Bills,
• Pm.
e11e441611...-Brazilian, 60 i; Buenos Ayres,,
_47 ;
(),...14,11, 24 6 ; Colombian, 27 ; Danish,. J 9.1 ;
Pet-41 161 17; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 34 6 , Ditto, 6
72;ents, 471 I; Peruvian, 244 5i ;
IPortuguose, 711
tellasian, 90i 11; Spanish, 10111
ti 2,14---Anglo Mexican, 60 574 , d Bolivar, 214
"lotnb. 20 21 per share ; Real el Alonte, 150
,• Unites 'Mexican, 214 194 dis.
TWO O'CLOCX.
O
Ot,h, C-1/80111, 84k; Buenos Ayres Bonds fell to 42,
-"g to some difficulty which exists, as to the due
rYment
of the dividend; and it is stated the packet
°as brought No funds. They are now 43.
TffREE 0' CL 0 GEC

Consols for Account
o'CLOCK—
wki,
ti.„ is
ItLfor Ac. 84
Byer Bonds 60
C4lrs Ayres Do. 44
Col 44 De•
41mbian, 1824,

;, 84i
CLOSING PRICES.
Danish Bonds
Greek Do. 1825, 161
Mexican Do. 1825, 46
Peruvian Do.
Russian Do.
Spanish Do. --

DON MIGUEL
tin , Greenwich, Four o' Clod!.
not r ,o toe present moment Don"MmuEL has
he :Hued here, nor is there any probability that
44 Come up while the present fog continues.
14,4 Young man was murdered in the vicinity of,
j°-lighrea,a few days ago.—Dublin Freeman's
No.
thaSh is the mildness of the present season,
-.
sowli Livid of rape at Honington, near Grantham,
stems after the 20th of July, has now several
4111 full blow.
vn
bets Sunday evening last, a numcberavoafn,cotno:
wataxwere sent from Newgate, in a ar
itSheerness ; and near Shootie
Hill, a
iinseltn9wrt character, named Hoskins, divested
ie .t'„os t his irons, leaped through a windowcarav sin
and effected his escape.
ae rig of base-money venders from Ireland,
en practising in this city with great adroit-
)ft et
eirtheetnyfin,,d 01 some simple looking person,
and send her to go to a shop to
Irchase
article, for which they give
er a base half r
with orders to bring back
ti, /e change. They fa
messenger at some
annance and if she is seized stehize
edt
hey make their
eeape.—Glasgotv Chronicle.
141 A coaches during the last few days' Fartlaidceun-
frorrlY kilkt tit;; north road, have been heavi y
l'ers,s:" with oysters, and back again with ha_m-
wa,r4LEat.e. The Highflyer Coach on one day.
~D
Oja With oysters, being literally pile
d
headil,tiet! side from the steps, above the Guard's_
teaeb that the passengemrefused to travel by the
elittiiel2and were consequently conveyed in post
---shoidd Courant.
4()AIV 7'o CHANGE A SPOWNNG DOG INTO
`,O hi, “411,1,.—When the Marquis of B. came
gip title, he was very anxious to preserve the
ttaant-li nix estates, and desired that none of his
thetwpuld keep sporting dogs. One of
4ntl d -ring a great favourite, cropped his ears
him
.
air his tail, rather than part with
4444'1111f e afterwards, a gentleman seeing this
11(lUirtell"fing a man who was driving a team,
sUeh ~to Whom it belonged. "To farmer
he ; ihne," said the fellow. Of what breed is
.vvak altured the gentleman. " Why, Sir, he
44%/„.1 -ere&hound, but master cut his ears and
44%/„.1 ~fig
made a mast yft on him."—Berks
bet t7P,AcT.—Durin l
an Aast week a bookseller,
4/mended to a lady to furnish her with
-Te tai;;' waited upon her to receive the order.
s!andin
gh • servant that
he attended, under-
ri departr?,,,,
dy wanted an Album made. The
htoerhfellow mystery informed
tlonll'xt with great
en" Rilehr,..e4tlt, that her mistress was going
48„ktd, ervant—an Album maid. She
a‘o. (‘
drat is an Album maid ?"—Bath