The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-19 00:00:00

be recollected (says the National Journal) that
our treaty with Sweden and Norway had ex-
pired. The new treaty revives and continues
former treaties, and we arc informed embraces the

important principle of navigation which was
first adopted by the present Administration: in
the treaty with Guatamala. It also includes
a provision, that the trade of the Swedish colony
of St. Bartholemew's shall be open to the trade
of the United States, in all respects, as it is to
the navigation of Sweden and Norway."

The Duke of Marlborough packet has arri-
ved from Lisbon, with Letters and Papers to the

7th inst.:--

Dispatches were received this morning at the
Admiralty from Vice-Admiral Sir EDWARD
CODRINGTON, Commander-in-Chief of his
Majesty's, ships in the Mediterranean.

Dispatches were also this morning received

from Lieut.-General Sir HENRY CLINTON,
commanding the Army in Portugal; and from
Vice-Admiral Lord AMELIUS BEAUCLERK,
Commander-in-Chief of the Fleet in the Tagus.

The following is an extract of a private letter,
which we have received to-day from Lisbon :
" Here every thing is quiet, anxiously waiting the ar-
rival of Don Miguel. The Queen, who was a few weeks
ago entirely out of her mind, is now sought after by all.—
Every thing is at a stand. The Bank will not issue a
shilling. The anxiety of every one is not to be described.

According to some public documents inserted
in the Colombian Gazette, by order of the
Government, it would appear that the first divi-
dend on the public debt ought to have bun paid
on the first of June last, but it has been
delayed for reasons assigned in the report of
the Committee of Public Credit. One reason
for this delay is the unsettled state of several

Departments, owing to the late intestine com-
motions. However, a large disposable sum is
still in hand from those Departments where tran-
quillity prevailed. The Executive think, if
this were applied in payment of the interest on the
home debt, that its effect would be very bene-
ficial in restoring public credit, and promoting
general industry. The sum is only one hundred
thousand dollars, which the Executive think
too small to remit to England in payment of the
interest of the foreign debt, and therefore the
bondholders must rest contented for the present
that matters are no worse. It is quite 'clear that
the Colombians must set all right at home
before they can be treated with any consideration
abroad; but we have no doubt that the energy,
devotion, and public spirit of BOLIVAR .will
soon convince the world that the integrity of
lAS own character, and the brightening prospects
of his countes74 are in a fair way of being speedily
vindicated.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Tiviavo o' CLoor,

The principal feature which has attl-lided the
British Funds to-day is a greater degree of firmness
in the market, although no increase of moment has
taken place in the extent of the business doing; it is
also supposed that Parliament will not meet until
January next, for the dispatch of, business, which
chews there is. nothing of an unpleasant political
character contemplated by Ministers. Consols opened
at 87 for money, and 87/1 for account ; they have
since gone up to 871 for account, and seem firm
at this price ; money continues abundant in the city.
India Bonds are 97 9 ; Exchequer Bills, 63 4 pm.

The Foreign Funds remain without any animation;
Brazilian Bands support their price, being 591 60;
Buenos Ayres, 49 51; Colombian, 27i 8; Mexican,
G per Cent. remain calm at 55t 6 ; Peruvian are a
little higher, being 23 4.
In Shares there is no novelty, either in price or
demand, to quote..
Three per Cent. Consols, 87k i; ditto for the Ac-
count, 871 India Bonds, 97 9 pin.; Exchequer
Bills, 63 4 pm.

Fparrox.—Brazilian, 59;1 se; Buenos Ayres, 49 51;
Chilian, 22 4 ; Colombian, 1821, 271 8 ; Danish, 61 ;
Greek, 15 16; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 43 4 - Ditto, 6 per
Cent, 55i, 6 ; Peruvian, 23 4 ; Portuguese, 74i. 51,
Russian, 92-i ; Spanish, 9/ 10.
MINKS.-.-Anglo Mexican, 70 65 ; Brazilian, 25 6
pm. ; Bolivar, 4 (Hs. ;
del Monte, par; Tlalpuxahua, 60 dis. ; United Mexican,
2-t. 3 dis. Colombian, 5 7 per share ; Real

Two 0' CLOCK.
Consols after being 87-a alternately buyers and
sellers, seem to have settled finally at 87i
An express has arrived from Paris, with the price
of, the French Funds on Wednesday, which have
improved, the 3 per Cents. being. 71f. 85c. the
5 per Cents. 101 f. 65c. The cause given for the
advance is, that accounts have been received from
Constantinople of the 20th Sept. by way of Odessa
of the 29th, which say that the Divan was
assembled, and that the negociations not only con-
tinued, but that an armistice was momentarily ex-
pected to be agreed upon between the Turks and
the Greeks. A French vessel of war had arrived
at Navarino from Constantinople.

THREE CL 0 CIL
Consols for A-mm. 4, Kt, buyers, nothing

doing.

It is reported in the City that Government are
in possession of the intelligence of a truce having
been agreed to between the Turks and Greeks,
and that the accounts from Constantinople are
as late as the 28th or 29th of Sbptember. Arrivals
are
.also said to have been received from Peru, the
GoVernment of which had not only acknowledged
the debt, but also the Bonds issued by Mr. Kender,
without the authority of the Government to meet
the Dividends then due.

•
A larger quantity of cider will be wade this
year in Worcestershire and Herefordshire than has been
known for several years ; it will consequently be very cheep.
Casks will be more scarce' than liquor.— Worcester
Journal.
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Near the place where the unfortunate Daniel
Mara was murdered, a Rockite Notice, we are informed,
was posted up—in which it was stated that nine more lives
would, within a short space, be taken by the murderers of
Mara.-- Cork Constitution.

A tobacconist having taken up the trade of a
pork-butcher, issued a hand-bill, in which he assured his
friends that he continued to serve them with choice pig-
tail.