The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-20 00:00:00

TON'S.

PARIS, SEPT. 17.—'-The Macabee, from
Marseilles, captured the 3d inst. off Almeria, by a small
Algerine corsair, was retaken on the 4th, by the
Cuirassier vessel of war, and carried into Toulon. The
Louisa, Anger, which sailed from Nantz on the 24th of
May, had not arrived at Port-au-Prince on the 28th July.
Letters from Madrid of Sept. Bth, state,
dispatches arrived from Barcelona, to the Minister of War
yesterday afternoon, announce that a great part of the In-
surgents are marching on to Lerida and Tortosa, and it is
much feared these places will fall into their hands if the
King's troops do not arrive iu time.

Accounts received this morning from Con-
stantinople, of 10t1► August, state that Negib Effendi, agent
to the Pacha of Egypt, laid before the Grand Seignor a
letter from the Viceroy of Egypt, in which he states he
has received information from Captain Hamilton, that the
fleets of the three European Powers are coming to the
Archipelago to establish the independence of Greece ; and
the dangerous situation of his son Ibrahim and his army,
caused by this measure, will prevent their receiving any
succours from Egypt ; in consequence of which the Pacha
of Egypt humbly submits to his Master, his Imperial Ma-
jesty, the necessity of a mediation before the said fleets
arrive in this Archipelago. The Grand Seignior, irritated
by this bold step of Ali Pacha, immediately ordered Negib
Effendi to be exiled to the coast of Asia.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TIVELFB o' CLook.

The only Foreign Mails which have arrived this
morning are French and Hamburgh ; by them we
have not received any intelligence of peculiar inte-
rest. The non-arrival of the daily journals from
Paris last evening produced some surprise, but it has
been attributed to the weather. The Gazette de
France of Tuesday morning, which has been re-
ceived to-day; quotes the prices of the French Rentes,
3 per Cent., 72f. 40c. for money; and 72f. 70c. for
the end, of the month ; this is an improvenient, and
as the intelligence from Constantinople would reach
Paris sooner
.than our own capital, the news from
thence is not anticipated to be of so gloomy a nature
as was apprehended. The attention of some of the
jobbers and speculators in the Money Market has
been drawn to the present deplorable state of Spain;
and although die intelligence from that kingdom is
described as of the worst description, still it has not
produced many fears amongst the operators in our
Money Market; any alteration in the state of that
unhappy country they consider must be beneficial,
' whether produced by internal commotion or other-
wise; the general feeling with regard to the sincerity
of France towards this country is so. strong, that
not any apprehensions are entertained that she will,
in any clandestine manner, offer assistance to Spain,
'which can at all militate .against the interest or
wishes of Great Britain. The news, .therefore,
though of a gloomy cast, does not appear to affect
our Funds. Consols for the Aecount opened this
morning at 87, advanced •to $7l. buyers, and are
now 87 Exchequerßills, 61 pm.; India Bonds,
94. prn.
In the Foreign House there is not much doing.
Mexican Bonds, 49f 4 ; Colombian, .29 Some
of the jobbers in this Stock are rather sanguine that
an improvement will take place in it, in consequence
of a financial statement from that country, which has
appeared, in a Morning Cotemporary, together with

the accounts received in the last advices from
Bogota, that great exertions were making towards

the payment of their internal debt, for which pur-
pose some very considerable sums had been set
apart, and were to be held sacred for that application
only. Brazilian Bonds are 614 Buenos Ayres,
56; Greek, 15 Danish, 62i 6.3 ; Portuguese,
76; Russian, 93; Spanish, 10.

In Shares there have been but few transactions.
Anglo-Mexican, .524 dis. ; Brazilian, 23 pm. ; United
Mexicali, 20 dis.; Tlalpuxahua, 10 dis. •

Two o' CLOCK.
Consols, 87k ; Mexican Bonds, 49,3--; Colom.

biaii, 29.

THREE O'CLOCK

The departure of Mr. Lamb, from Madrid, is
stated in the Gazette de France of Tuesday ; it is
said he leaves his Charge d'Affaires behind him. We
have not heard i f any alteration has taken place in the
French Funds. •

Consols have been affected by this intelligence,
they have been 87 sellers, at,present they are buyers
at 87 ; Mexican remain 49k; Colombian 291.

, WINDSOR, SEPT. 19.—The KING having
issued invitations to several of the Nobility in the early
part of the present week, on Tuesday, Earl and Countess
HARcouom, Lord and Lady MARYBOROUGH, Lord FARN-
BOROUGH, Sir HERBERT and Lady TAYLOR, and the lion.
Mr. and Mrs. FREJLANTLE arrived at the Royal Lodge,
and in the evening had the • honour of dining with his
MAJESTY. The private band attended, bahited in their
splendid Hussar costume, and remained in the conservatory
douirreeingectlhoeckw,hholies day,oAfiA•tshEeservre,niancgc.ompTalniiisedby atLo rd half-pastFßN-
;woollen and the Loon STEWARD, arrived at the Castle,
and again inspected the tapestry designed to form the hang-
ings of the principal apartments, an account of which we
have given in another column. This morning their Royal
Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of GLouconrci, and the
Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER, paid a morning visit to
the Queen of WURTEMDERD and the Princess AUGUSTA
at Frogmore Lodge. After partaking of refreshments,
their Royal Highnesses left for Bagehot Lodge.

Lord BEXLEY came to town yesterday morn-
ing from his seat at Foot's Cray, Kent. His Lordship
visited Viscount GODERICH...

The Bishop of SODOR and MAN had an in•
terview yesterday with Viscount Conics:wilt, at his resi.
dente in Downing-street.

The house in Downing-street formerly oC-
cupied by Mr. LUSIIIN'GTON, as Secretary to the Treasury,
is being prepared for the residence of Mr. HF.R.RIES, the
new -Chancellor of the Exchequer ; the house belongs to
the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the time being, and is
has been till lately used as the office of the Judge Advocate
the addition of the adjoining house, which
to be enlarged by
General.