The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-21 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

NEW YORK. —Corrow.—The business in this article
since our last publication has been very steady, at rates
about the same as those before announced. The transac-
tions in all amount to 5,000 bales. Uplands st to 94 and
9-1 cents ; Alabamas 9 a 91 and 9/ ; and Orleans 10 to
10-k cents for export. There has been an increased de-
mand for the finer descriptions for home use, and in souse
cases prices a little higher than those previously current
have been obtained.

Uplands 81 a9l a 10 Tennessee lb.
New Orleans 10 a 101a12A Alabama 9a91 a 10
CHARLESTON, APRIL 14.—COTTON.—Nothing has
been done in Sea Islands, Maines, or Santees. The busi-
ness in Uplands has also been very dull; this may in some
measure he attributed to the holidays. Ordinary 8 ; fair
to good 84- a 84; prime 9 a 91 ; fancy lots 10 ; principal
sales at 8-1 a 9 cents.

FAYETTEVILLE, APRIL 18.—Cotton is selling this morn-
ing at from 8 dollars to 8 dollars 50 cents ; it is in good
demand, and that of fair quality, sells readily at cur highest
quotation.

(From Wilie's New Orleans Price Current, March 31.)
COTTON.—The imports from Friday morning, 23d, up
to yesterday, morning, North Alabama and Tennessee
9,093, Interior and Mississippi 4,916, across Lake Pon-
chartrain 519 ; Arkansas 249, Pensacola 32 : in all
14,819. Cleared in the same time, for Liverpool, 13,163,
Glasgow 985, Havre 914, Marseilles 681, New York 462,
Boston 366, Providence 193: together 16,714 bales. The
sales of the week have been considerable, and chiefly con-
fined to N. Alabama and Tennessee, at our former rates,
which are continued, and the demand fair; we heard of
1,000 bales selling at an average of eight cents, quality not
the best. In that from Mobile we are unable to report
any sales of note. Louisiana and Mississippi are rather
heavy, and in but little request ; choice quality continues
scarce, and in the few sales that have taken place, our
former rates have been supported. According to the
Liverpool classification, we quote ordinary to middling,
8 a 84 ; middling to fair, 81 a 9 ; fair to good fair, 94 a
10 ; good fair to good, 10+ a 11 ; good and fine, 11i a
13, dull.

EXCHANGE.
Bills on London, sixty days
Do. on France
on Amsterdam 40; a 41
PRICE OF STOCKS.—Apath 20.
offered asked offered asked
1813 1001 U. States' Threes 811
U. $. Sixes / --1814 1014 101; CAdial Sixes 1831— Illf
1815 10'21 l 0 Do. Fives, 1945... 1061 107;
Do. Fives 1821 107; log Corporat. Fives, 1831...... 102 e
BANKS—United States

FOREIGN EXCDANGES ON LONDON.
AMSTERDAM, MAY 18.—12 2x4 f.—Two months, lIE 95.
HAMBURGN, MAT 15.-36. 1012—Two months, 96.
CHRISTIANIA, MAT s.—Three months, 6. 14.
PETERSBURGD, MAY W.—Three months, 10. 5.3,2.
LEIPSTC, MAT 11.—Three months, 3. 16N.
BERLIN, MAY I2.—Three months, 6. 277-,.
VIENNA, MAY s.—Three Months, 9. 56.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning ...10 minutes after 11. j Evening 0 minutes after 0.

*Alit,

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1827.

We received last night the Paris Papers of
Friday and the Etoile dated Saturday morning.
The Journal des Debuts states, in an Article
dated Madrid, May 8, that orders have been
issued by the Spanish Government for the Army
of Observation to retrograde from the frontiers
of Portugal to the same distance as the British
and Portuguese Armies are at present posted.
This is said to be the result of the remonstrances
made by Mr. LAMB, and M. LIMA ; but as
the other papers do not mention the circumstance
there may be no foundation for it.
Some further tumult has taken place amongst
the Students of Medicine, in consequence of the
appointment of M. RECAMIER to the vacant
Professorship. It terminated, however, without
further outrage than the chastisement of a police
spy, who was discovered amongst the Students,
when assembled on the opening of the Lectures.
The discussion on the Budget which still con-
tinues, has led to some serious questions being
put to the Ministers on the subject of the in-
structions given to M. MOUSTIER, when Am-
bassador at Madrid, to which the Ministry did
not think it prudent to give any reply. The
questions will, without doubt, be renewed ; but
the answer, be what it may, cannot alter the
opinion which has already been. formed on this
subject.