The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-28 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 26.

, -
The. followhig is the answer received by the
Chairman of the Liverpool Portugal and Brazil 4s-
sociatinn, to a memorial forwarded to his Majesty's
Ministry : .

• " FOreigh Office, Nov.. 22, 1827.
" SIR,—I have the honour to acknowledge, by
Lord Dudley's directions, the receipt through Mr.
Huskisson, of the.mcmorial signed by you on behalf
of the merchants composing the Liverpool Portugal
and Brazil Association, praying that his Majesty's
Government will adopt measures for relieving British
trade from the inconveniences to which it is exposed
by the protracted blockade of the River Plate; and
that his Majesty's • mediation between the Govern-
ments of Brazil and Buenos Ayres may he conti-
nued, in the hope of promoting peace between. those
countries.

" Lord Dudley directs me to acquaint you, for the
information of the parties interested, that his Ma-
jesty's Government have long been deeply sensible of
the evils resulting to British commerce from the
measures of the hostile parties in the -River Plate.
They 'have for a long time past exerted every effort
of friendly'counsel and mediation to put an end to
that calamitous warfare. • .And' although their en-
deavours have hitherto unhappily been without-avail,
his Majesty's Government do not despair that the
renewed efforts which they are now making, under
more propitious circumstances, to affect an accom-
modation between the contending parties, will at
length lead to a result not less desirable to the bel-
ligerents themselves, than to the interests of his Ma-
jesty's subjects trading to the River Plate.
" With respect to the specific measures .suggested
in the memorial for the partial,relief of the British
trade with Buenos Ayres, even pending the hostili-
ties in the River Plate. I am instructed by Lord
Dudley to assure you, that involving as they do,
questions of considerable delicacy and difficulty,
they will be taken into the serious consideration of
his Majesty's Government, with the view of effec-
ting every practicable relief in the event of a further
protraction of the war.
I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant, -
"To - Dyson, Esq. ' J. BACKHOUSE."

THE A.P.MY.

Detaehmenti of invalids belongihg to the Royal Artillery,

the 36th, 49th, 80th, 95th, Regiments of Foot, and the
Rifle erigatic,. under the command of Ensign Collard, of
the 95th Regiment, arrived on Monday, on board the Cato
transport, at Portsmouth, from Malta. The Cato sailed
from Malta Oct. 8.

The Hope transport has arrived, with detachments of
Lvalids, from Lisbon. •

The Depot of the 88th Regiment of Infantry hai received
orders to march from Tcmplemore, for Birr.

The Depot of the 17th Ilegimept of Infantry has received
orders to move from Birr to Templemore.i

A detachment belonging to the 28th Regiment of Foot,
Arrived in town yesterday from LiverpOol, on, route to
Portsmouth.

Detachments belonging to the 3d, 40th, and 57th Regi-
ments of Foot, and the East India Company's service,
arrived in town yesterday from Bristol, on route to Chatham.

ROBBERY OF A WATCH-MAKER'S Sil°l'"

Yesterday morning, as soon as the INlagisirr
;,;
bad arrived at Bow-street, information was
by Messrs. Grimaldi and Johnson, watch 3111
chronometer-makers, No. 431, in the Strand
the corner of Castle-court), Of a burglary i
;tto
most extensive robbery having been corny' h,
upon their premises on the preceding nig
ne
This burglary, both as regards bold ss9
nuity, 'and amount of booty, is nearly with°l)
parallel. The shop of Messrs. Grimaldi ape
Johnson wr,s closed on Monday night before 6
o'clock, and there being always a great qntis;
of valuable property upon the premises, the,'lto
telling of the doors, there being one leadiiirlre
Castle-court and another into the Strand,
of the most approved description, aild ever/ /is v;
was considered perfectly safe. The house jock
(v)epreyn
grg ein
toot] lane,
asa.nd a
tle._copiourttn of
,ioiiasbieteant
totte .
e°
ffee
years a well known and respectable ffee.
and chop house, called the Casa°
,here
house, kept by Mr. Grimaldi's mother' 'ffer
is a door communicating from the e°0,1(11
house with the house. where Messrs. Gri°o
and JOhnson's shop is situate, whieb an
rn Li
fastened on the side next the coflFee-roong,
iron bar and a padlock. Yeste' day fornl,reat
when the family came down stairs, to their g;ofl
surprise they found the cellar door open, ofo'
also. the door leading into the hack coffee-1_1,1°1f;
and from thence into Castle-court. The Son
this circumstance created, was only pxceedet:i. lvg
discovering that the padlock of the door 1" fats
into into the front shop, had been picked with 3 into
key, and the iron bar removed. On gal the
the shop, they found it ransacked of 8,400 s
valuable property left therein on the Preinic.
night, which, consisting of -spring clocks) t'-eol'
pieces,. chronometers, gold keys, chains, 51 and
and jewellery, of the value of between SL/A off;
Seven Thousand Pounds, had
,been carve" the
and merely a wreck of property, scattered ureefbe
'floor, of scarcely any value, left behind• diet
glass cases, drawers, boxes, shelves, and °;tefl,
places where the property had been der's's;c,
were all cleared of their contents. The watches' off
exhibited for sale in the window, were takeln the
the hooks on which they were suspended le
night before, and only a few articles wereters.
strewed on the window shelf and the cool '-;f11
The robbers, it is believed, were provide
sacks to carry away the property, and it is r°o3ch
dered more than probable that a liackner°,oo.
was even at hand, into which the thieves "owe
veyed the booty, and drove away with it to sit
is
fence, or receiving-house for stolen goods. 611.
considered very extraordinary where the
man could be all the time, because it 05,..00.
posSible the stolen property, could have bell' of
.veyed from the house without the assistalleerir
several persons. Bishop and Salmon, the Po,
cipal officers ere sent by Sir R. Birnie tos to
amine the premises, and to ,use their e%erLknall-
discover the robbers. They found a the
them and a crow-bar on the premises, le by
robbers. They were of opinion that (Pew ad-
thieves had concealed himself in the ee pre'
joining one of the coffee-rooms during die
retired
ceding evening, and after the family had i, tlie
to rest, had let in his companions, throng range
door leaching into Castle-court- Some stur3oo
persons took refreshment at the coffee io
,which the alayrtobietbvelevir:yisn‘ga;cacsaonemirdpeleitfrsehoderdtbhity:le' en
ecofoi
tcr:dc:risner;t4lsl;l;l
osantisMficodlidtl
thieves—that it must have been
Lion for a considerable period; and 10°1)3111Y the
watchman was inveigled from his beat a t
time the property was removed, or had wqbe
called sleepy dust'.' thrown in his .eyes.
watchman declares that be
tuhsautall,ieadnidd
discover °that the door lea
into Castle-court was unfastened, it having Veil
hielotsa‘vwbeuntt it
arsoisinto(llsorigge
fotro
the
eeiAr
damppur.aelhtyen,siac:i'isdh...eo:oott
yesterday on the alert, watching several reeeilivie to
houses, and, as an inducement to the rjb'ebers.
left a-jar by the thie Ivies°.tbSilaw.linon and Dishoeur
exert themselves in discovering the Trep
Messrs. Grimaldi and Johnson have nise-l'he
loss would have bean much greater, '1„ fen'
f
Messrs. Grimaldi. and Johnson fortunatn: to,
3 returnedool.
rewardday s
agoo
several noblemen d
an gentlemen, ato gir
valuable chroholn d to re,„,.e
eters, which- tney na ev.
late, ffic. A stolen:At
mongst the' property
three pounds' worth of new sixpeneer'•
late hour last
night no due had been'ob' or
[I
likely to lead to '
t..e recovery of the proper
to the discovery of the thieve&

THE MARKETS.

•
COUNTRY CORN MARK E n DURING THE
Nyfj

oats.`
" 4
42 1-
43 54
41
40 44
40 56
50 t 5!)
40 7-
,
56 60

Wheat. f Barley.

F. to s. 1 s to 5. 5. to 5.
26 54 26 3 16 24
45 58 28 35 Si 3°
50 52 30 31 23 27
44 48 20 l)3 22
42 54 26 S 3 16 33
24 30
44 33 SO
44 48 2° •„ 16 20
40 59 27 34 22 33
44 56 25 36 21 30

Per Quarter.
Boston
Grantham
Grimsby,..----
Horncastic
Hull
Lincoln
Spilaby
Stamford