The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-21 00:00:00

ting a canal through the rand of Florida ; and ti,is is vei y
lerally talked of as being under ennaideration, to be adapted to
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of 17,,,imrtheri. • - ' • .
'he eject - of the eoloitial trade is also in rnuCh agitation by
' differs t' paitieo 'concerned; and there is no doubt 'hut that
Inatt4 discussion in., c•ongr
It is ►ef.un'li that the gcAoiliat.trade existing.loetweP the
narlaiLaudAhe;.Enited-States will be,interdioted, as•anoret)..-..Au
if the,Lexptirti 4f the sloiiii*r rtm produCtioirs' Of ttll6 latters•.:
lase at'Lele;li.ntilittjiprilriiss thfOug-ri t;rk. Crinals. •
latesfaceonrnts•
rprts4ll4tinteiii ta.the 114iqi'Weseirlari;tcfroj0)
Islaniof f 4,4 Titorats't isg9ii4l4 suPpoierl.thst inAhoitt,
years:our oivriltilauufa4ttarls. will. ilLkivlzt• thq. whole ccluntryt:
th the'elception of s6nro) articles • in fine .L..uttbn' fabrics, or silk,
oda of British Manufacture. -....‘lore.thanseven-eightlis,iterhaps, of
r operatives are Eriglisl :nen from Yorkshire, Leeds, and 'that
ighbourhood, they find tneir business very good here, and it is
'Proving,.
Commodore Portsvhas approached Cuba : some fighting, from
erY appearance, may be anticipated in the sonth.

Ng}; ORLEANS, DEC. 23.
The INrs,issippi has been gradually rising during the last nine
'A and is now four feet one inch ~.'+ove low water mark. There
we arrived since our last, 10 ship., 23 brigs, and four schooners,
15‘1°°P, 20 steam-boats, and a number of flat-boats, and other
I'd, almost all with full cargoes. The imports, exports, and
'4 of produce generally, as also the tonnage in this port, is
.est.”' at r !esent tl vs for the perlyl &trip?: the last five
'arA• The weather has been pleassu;., cool, and favourable for
' kinds of business ; our market, with the exception of a small
'elins in cotton and flour, remains much the same as noticed in
ir last.

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Cotton continues unusually dull, and in but little request, ex-
!Pt choice and well-known cottons, which have been disposed of
15 cents and over; all other descriptions, down to inferior,
tve given way a small fraction in price, leaving but few inter-
ediate rates between 11 and 15 cents. Should the weather
rove favourable, a much more active and extensive business may
I anticipated next week or soon afterwards, when it is thought
olders and purchasers will understand each other better than
4Y appear to do at present :
LOUISIANI AND MISSISSIPPI.
Ordinary to middling 8 a SA ) ,
diddling to fair , a c mouerate
Fair to good fair l-0 aa
101 S demand-
%od fair to good ' ll a 12
dull
Good and fine 12k, 13k, and 15 1
,:ronacco.—The little in first hands for sale is from Green
orer and Kentucky, and held at 2i, SI, and 4A- cents for crossed
'0045 and firsts. 'We have heard of about 50 hhds. of the late
"Trals selling at - cent per lb. less.

Ry
the arrival of Captain NYE, at New York, from
ull'acaibo, which he left on the 15th of December, it ap-
.
)eitr, that BOLIVAR was expected at that place on the
°ll°Nving day. His march was marked by the most en-
husiastic demonstrations of joy and patriotic affection.
the following was posted at Maracaibo :
MARACAIBO; DEC. 3.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The genius of Bolivar has saved Colombia ; his voice from
Puerto
has extinguished the flame of rebellion. The-fortress of
Cabello has , saluted the Liberator, and its garrison,
~..,'°'",„ Pcised of the battalion of grenadiers and other respectable
MrN, has submitted to the laws under the order of the General
"del• The General-in-Chief feels happy in seeing the period
tptrcv-h when'the virtuotis army of Sulia shall be rewarded, that
r:',„. 7 which in the midst of misery and perfidy, has remained
-"taut to its oath and the Government.

(Signed) DELGADO.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twelve o' Clock.

Consols opened steady this morning at 82, went up to 821, but
tuldenly receded to 811, the preSent price. This is occasioned
the expectation of the French Stocks coming lower in Conse-
!Nace of the fall in the English on Saturday last ; Money Stock
,till searc,. India Bonds are 48 50 ; and Exchequer Bills,
10 1 pm., being scarcely any alteration since yesterday. In the
p
Wr''gn Funds, Mexican Bonds are 01; Colombian, 37 ;
ww
-i mu are a :shade higher, being 89k- 90 ; Spanish have lost
"9 intereet which was shewn by the speculators in this almost
~aluel'"'A Security, and they have gone back to 13, without any
,'"e6s• Nothing can be said respecting Shares, the purchases
'l' 8° limited that it is almost a novelty to find a bargain con-
uded. If any alteration, they may be quoted lower.
Three Per Cent. Console, Sli ; Ditto for account, 811;
Isond3, 48 50 pm-. ; Exchequer Bills, 30 1 pm.
chri,(i)lat:zuw FuNns.—Brazilian, 64 5 ; Buenos Ayres, 52 4 ;
11,1 rt, 86 8 ; Colombian, 1824, 372 81 ; Danish, 611 ;
4.,ilican, a per Cent., 56 71; Ditto 6 per Cent., 68 ; Port&
e 4:", 76 7 ; Peruvian, 33 3 ; Greek, 16 ; Russian, 891 90 ;
'Yar'i6ll, 13
Nil •
10 j)'.Rs•—Anglo Mexican, 33 3V dis. ; United Mexican, 11
11.115. ; Brazilian, par 1 pni. ; Real del Monte, BO 60- pm. ;
'lnixatnia ,0 pm • Bolivar, par, 2 pm. ; Colombian,
• , .) • •
40 per Share ; Pam:, 30 2 per Share; Pasco Peruvian,
PET Share.

Tuts o'Cliiek.
s„43ttsols have again suddenly advanced to 81i 2 for this, and
a~d~for next account, the market looking well ; India Bonds
-4nd Exchequer Bills are 2 per Cent. better ; the former being
a mot
11;12, and the latter 32 S pm. ; Money Stock has been rather
, plentiful. The Foreign Funds have scarcely varied all
and prices remain nearly the same as in the morning ; Bra-
°o-1 Mining Shares, from being at par to 1, have risen to 5 pm.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 82, the present price.
FOUR &CLOCK—CLOSING PRICE.
Consols
I) Sli i i Danish Bonds 61i
.fl?r Ac. 81i i i Greek Do. 1825 16i
}37l4lhan Bonds 654 1 Mexican Do. 1823, 681
eil" Ayres D Peruvian Do.
Chilia G.
nDo Russian De. 89i-
c01 . .
‘lllllblan, 1824, 384 ! Spanish Do. 134
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