The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-21 00:00:00

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COLOGNE, APRIL S.
(PROki A COMMERCIAL LETTER.)
ship from London, sailing up the river, the Leek,
ts OIL its way to Cologne. Thus it seems that on the part
:4 England the way is opened respecting which there have
°fin so Many fruitless diplomatic negociations. This voy-
ate seems to be intended as an experiment, but it remains
to be seen what the Government of the Netherlands will
ely to it.

LOWER ELBE, APRIL 6.
According to information worthy of credit, a new Con-
4tion between. England, France, and Russia, was signed
.
bonder on the 20th of March, by which Russia leaves
.1,1-_,_ arrangement of the affairs of Greece entirely to its two
—"'S on the understanding that Greece is to have a greater
"it'llt of territory than that hitherto contemplated, and a
Ititatlarchical form of government. Russia, by leaving this
'natter tk, France and England, may now appear, without
restriction, as a belligerent power in the Mediterranean.
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APRIL 9.-51etallignes, 98 5-16 ; Bank
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.At a late hour this afternoon we received the
liallihrgh Reporter of Friday last, from which we
make several extracts, the first of them of a very
gloomy character, describing the breaking in of the
dykes of the Vistula
(From the Hantburoh Reporter of Friday, April 17.)
Letters, from Berlin present a deplorable picture of the
Inundations occasioned by the breaking in of the dykes of
91e Vistula; it is calculated that the water will not run off
111 lens. than 14 days, in which case all hopes of a plentiful
liktvest are at an end. We shall probably hear of equally
ultastrous accidents from other parts of the North ; for the
Vrinter having been so unusually long, the accumulation of
Iti"v tnuttintve been immense; indeed in some instances,
lt,t'hear, that in. low districts it reached above the tops of
highest trees; and the sudden and rapid thaw which
Lollowed, will probably have occasioned inundations along
Lae banks of the greater part of the rivers falling into the

HAMEUROH, APRIL 17.
aloestm-ITALta, FOUR O'CLOCE.—Our Corn Market
4ta recovered its wonted activity, and the high duties now
kable on the importation of WHEAT into England, do
41_11',t appear to have altogether put an end to speculation in
article for the London Market. For France also con-
sable-purchases have been made, so that, what with
• *tip, ime.culators and our own consumers, the late arri-
(upwards of 1400 lasts within the last week) have
Pfetty nearly cleared out of the market.
_Wlttylt also many purchases have been made for French
'utk and. paid for all the prices quoted below.
ainrjUii.av *here is still a considerable stock on hand,
srelbade with difficulty, as is the case with most
fa et Attittee of Grain.
~,1111Antoten little doing, but prices firm.
••"nring the first eight days of April, one cargo of Wheat
passed 61'910 the Sound, coming from Revel, and bound
foe Rau.

Dantric Wheat Weight. Rix dollars.
122 to 126 165 to 180
PcgtherPuliari .
.. 124 t0'129 145 to 160
Anhalt, white ********************
.."
******
118 to 124 162 to 175
Dan" red *** 122 to 128 160 to 166
' ********* " ***********************
120 to 128 125 to 150
'l2ontaic-iii;" **
112 to 122. 74 to 78
makdebureh Barley
Anhalt • ' 98 to 104 5B to 62
Upland Data
brand
Rapeseed -- to 175 to 180
Bands in general have been brisk to-day, and- per
tivt. better than yesterday. In Russian, Danish, Aus-
;41111 bank Shares, and Polish Bonds, many bargains
have been Made for May and June.—Polish Bonds, which
bad fallen yesterday to 10111, were demanded to-day at 102.
End of April.
Angio-Danish Loan, S per cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan 9311
Ha:nburgh-Russian Loan
Anglo-Prussian Loan of 1818. ******** 99%
Austrian Bank Shares 1114
Austrian Metalliques 96%
VIENNA, APRIL 10.
`..4loalliques 98 7-16 ; Bank Shares 1112 2-sths.
12k letter from Jassy, of the 21st of March, says, that
headquarters will not be removed to Bu-
etharest before- the 27th of April,. and that, owing to
46're !Lretched state of the roads, no decisive operations
pai.;'",itto •bd . attempted in Bulgaria, before the early
May. The principalities appear to have been
theme auSted, every thing must be brought from
of Russia, - not even excepting the hay for the
o -Moldavian Divan has, nevertheless, been
u*.A. 24,000 oxen within the course of the
-Varna, we are told, provisions have risen to
01t4,vagane price, a loaf costing 54 piasters, and an
'l'l4 common .wine. R piasters. Not knowing what
• .Luaaal siie of a Varna loaf may be, we are net able to
.411z.g11..."4i1iet. Si piasters is or is not an extravagant
tion Bucharest, dated the 26th of March, inen-'
aom'e'ntesP°rt as belng,in circulation, that there had been
the advantages
fighting in the vicinity of Ghiurgevo, and
,7vantages obtained by the Russians were such as
Natty a hope of the immediate surrender of that im-
!,,,,:jttnt fortress. Giurgevo being one of the few points
the Danube still occupied by the Turks, there
,Zbe ilia doubt that -great efforts will be made by both
7T' for the concession of the place. •
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 14.
%Friday 103 ships cleared in the Sound, and on Sa-
t ItY and Sunday w saw almost all of them sail towards
3orith. e
• STOCKHOLM, APRIL 7.
thinr.,-"nmtquenee of the wish expressed by the Diet for
Biiiik,oronation of the Queen, it is said that the ceremony
tge- Ake in May next after the funeral of the Prin-
k,* ,
""opnta.

b -'Bt' York Papers to the 25th of March have
received. ROWLAND STEPHENSON'S Case was
,i(1 before the Superior Court of the State of New
1
17k on the 23d, and it was expected that on the
L diy the decieion of the Court would be for
lib •
eration.
Th,

following,article tends to show that the ma-
Ilsfac
4iring system is making rapid progress in Ann-
* and particularly in the vicinity of Baltimore.
' he ship La Fayette, Hardie, which cleared out yew-
for the Pacific Ocean, carries out a cargo worth ur-
tordS.lL of 160;0E30 dollars. It consists chiefly of domestic
,toar goods, much the larger portion of which bas been
et. ht the manufacturing establishments in the vicinity
t.s6.'N'ltirnore. The Americans say these goods are sent
b • tit competition in the Pacific, and that they
.e preferred, being cheaper."

SHIPPING INTEI4I.IGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

Fli~lM LI,UYD ~.

DEAL, APRIL W.N. W. to W.—
Arrived the Glatt on, Laughton, from Honduras.
Arrived from London, the Endeavour, Collinson,for
Quebec; Countess Dalhousie, Dirnear, for Barba-
does; Bragilee, Irving, for Quebec; and Ocean,
Whittle, for Honduras.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 19.--Wind W.S.W. to
W.N.W.—Sailed the Eliza, Seaton, for Hamburgh.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 20.--Wind N.W. to
W.S.W.—Various of the outward-bonnd have
arrived. Sailed the Hylton Joliffe, Mowll, for
Gibraltar, &c.
BRISTOL, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Dispatch,
Collier, from Jamaica; Antigua Planter, Cherry,
from Antigua.
PENZANCE, APRIL I9.—Arrived the Ribble,
Beckman, from Batavia.
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 19.---Arrived the Bengal,
—, from Bombay; Mars, and David, Cannon,
from New Orleans; Montezuma, from Philadelphia;
and Fingal, —, from Charleston.
ELSINORE, APRIL 11.—The Diamond, Paterson,
of Arbroath, lost two anchors and cables on the
Cattegat.

The Chieftain, bound to Liverpool, has put back
to Bengal to discharge and repair, having been on
shore in the Hooghley.
The ,Ai mable, Blonde, of Havre, is totally wrecked
on Senegal Bar.
The Providence, Ford, from Bengal, is supposed
to be arrived on shore at Chapman Head.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWRLVE 0' CLOCK.

The attention of the Brokers and Jobbers on the
Royal Exchange has been even more limited to-day
than yesterday, and scarcely any movement in private
bargains has been hitherto transacted. Consols are
nearly nominal at 87-1 88, and have continued so
the whole of the morning.
The Foreign Stocks are quite inactive, and we
cannot learn that a single operation has taken place
up to the present hour.
The same observation is applicable to Shares.
TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols continue 87i 88; no business doing.
Consols, 87i 88.

THREE O'CLOCK

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
HAY MARKETS.—( At per Load of 36 Trusses.)
ST. JAMES'S.

Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 0 to £2 5
Best New Meadow Hay 2 10 2 15
Fine Upland Meadow and ltye-grass Hay 3 10 4. 4
Clover Hay 3 8 5 0
Oat straw £1 Bto £1 12 I Wheat Straw 1 12 1 16
A great supply, and a very dull trade, prices as last quoted.