The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-17 00:00:00

the nme time prepared for all else that is necessary, namely,
the necessity of reforming, of creating, of organising, of
watching, for a considerable time, the going and the move-
ment of this new machine, and lastly, of introducing by the
use of fdrce, when other means fail, what the Greek people
are incapable of comprehending, unless it is imposed on
them—obedience to the laws and respect for the rights of
others. We wish we may be mistaken ; but we consider
one thing to be much more difficult than people seem to
believe, and it will cost much titre, exertion, and patience,
before the object is attained.

Miramichi Papers of the 11th Sept. have been
received at the North and South American
Coffee-house, from which we learn that Mi-
ramichi will very shortly be made a port of
entry ; during the preceding week nine persons
had been discharged from the lazaretto cured,
and but four new cases had been admitted. The
mackerel fishery had failed on the coasts, and
that circumstance will be attended with considerable
loss to the inhabitants of Nova Scotia. Com-
plaints were made that the assessment for the poor
and county rates were extremely unequal, and
as they had become heavy, from the increased
charge by the distressed state in which the emi-
grants from Ireland have arrived in that country,
it was hoped that a more equitable mode would
be resorted to, and the more wealthy assessed
more in proportion to their means with their
less fortunate neighbours.

The Eliza, SEARCHWELL, of 460 tons, which
sailed from Cork on the 12th of August, with a
number of emigrants from thence, for Rio de
Janeiro, was wrecked on the African toast, on
the 25th of the same month, in a fog; the crew and
passengers were saved, and arrived at Canary on
the 3d ult. This is only the commencement, we
fear, of the sufferings of these poor people, who
are eventually intended to recruit the Brazilian
army. Another of these vessels, 1 bound also
to Rio de Janeiro on the same service, the
Euphrates, with 459 persons on board, put into
Lisbon, on the 25th of September.

A Newfoundland Paper of the 11th of
September has been received, but although a
week later than our last arrivals from thence,

contains nothing new.

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY

FROM LLOYD'S

OcT. 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
Eliza, Danbey, from Hamburgh.
PORTS3IOUTH, OCT. 16.—Wind S.W.—Arrived
from London, the Sir T. Munroe, Hockley, for Ma-
nilla ; the Sir C. McCarthy, and the Lavinia,
Brooks, for St. Kitts.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 15.—Wind S.W.—Arrived
the Socrates, Duncan, from Gallipoli.
The Eliza, Searchwell, from Cork to Rio Janeiro,
ran on shore on the 25th of August on the coast of
Africa during a fog, the crew and emigrants saved,
and arrived at Canary on tile 3d ult.
LIVERPOOL, ,Lord Wellington,
from to Itristol, is on shore at the North Uist.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TO,BLFIi 0' CLOCK

From the opening of the English Stock market
up to the present hour there has been scarcely any
business transacted or the least fluctuation; Consols
are 87 for money, and 87i for November ; India
Bonds support the high premium they reached yes-
terday, being 99 101; Exchequer Bills, 63 5.
The same uninteresting state attends the Foreign
Funds which operates on the English market; Mexi-
can are 46 ; Colombian, 27} 8; Brazilian, 58 ;
and Buenos Ayres, 45 50; Greek continue at
15f ; but as the proceedings of our fleet at Nava-
rino appear to bring the question of our interference
in Turkish affairs to a crisis, and the distinct but
candid communication which has been made, both
by the British and French Admirals, to the Egyptian
Commander on the subject, must shortly put an end
to all doubts, it will probably cause some movements
in the Greek Bonds important to the holders. Shares
remain in a dormant state.

Three per Cent. Consols, 87 i; ditto for the Ac-
count, 87i i; India Bonds, 99 101 pm.; Exchequer
Bills, 63 5 pm.

FouataN.—Brazilian; 58 4; Buenos Ayres, 45 50;
Chilian, 22 4 ; Colombian, 1824, 274 8 ; Danish, 614 i;
Greek, 15 16 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 45 6 ; Ditto, 6 per
Cent., 56 ; Peruvian, 21 2 ; Portugueie, 744 5;
Russian, 924 1 ; Spanish, 94 t.

Two o' CLocr.

Consols have been 87 alternately buyers and
sellers, at present the latter; Mexican Bonds have
fluctuated between 561 and 56i, and may be now
quoted at the latter; Spanish are a trifle higher, and
at 9i 10; Anglo Mexican Mines are gone to 70 die.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 8711.

The Hamburgh and Dutch steamers are arrived,
the former, after beating against a head wind all the
passage. The Exchange from Hamburgh comes a
trifle lower, 35 11; Gold is higher, 1021, being an
advance of per cent.; Louis d'ors remain at their
former quotation.

FOUR O'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 86 7 Danish Bonds
Do. for Ac. 87 Greek Do. 1825, 15-
Brazilian Bonds 58 Mexican Do. 1825, 55
Buenos Ayres Do. 49 Peruvian Do.
Chilian Do. 24 Russian Do. 92i
Columbian, 1824, 274 Spanish Do. 10
12

The LORD HIGH ADMIRAL went down the
River this morning, to inspect the Hake, on her return
from the Northern Expedition.

TIIE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.--Her Royal
Highness the Princess AUGUSTA received visits this morn-
ing at his Majesty's Palace, St. James's, from the
Princess SOPHIA MATILDA, and several other branches of
the Royal Family. The answer to the numerous inquiries
after her Royal Highness's health is, that her Royal High-
ness has passed a very good night, and is considerably
better.

Mr. Secretary LAMB had a distinguished
party at his residence in the Phoenix Park on Saturday.
Amongst the personages present were—Archbishop Mur-
ray, Mr. Wallace, M.P. ; Mr. North, M.P. ; Mr. Blake,
Mr. Peter Burrowes, Mr. Woulfe, Mr. Curran, Colonel
Morris, Mr. Birch, Bcc. Sce. —Dublin Morning Register.

The tenantry on Lord Cawdor's estate, in
Nairnshire, celebrated his elevation to the Peerage by bon-
fires and rejoicings, on Tuesday evening ; about 60 of the
respectable farmers dined together at the village of Cawdor,
Captain Fraser, of Brackla, in the chair, when the healths
of their liberal landlord, his Countess, and other members
of the family, were drank. The party afterwards repaired
to the hall of Cawdor Castle, where they were met by the
honest women 40 ..,onny lasses in the district, and dancing
was kept up with great glee until an early hour in the
morning,— Caledonian Mercury.