The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-28 00:00:00

stances operating here, they must and are leading
to some change; whether that will convulse the country
greatly, or be effected peaceably, it is difficult to say.--
Though every thing is quiet upon the surface, yet many
of the best-informed are under an impression that sixty
days will not elapse before seine political change may he
expected in this department, and with it a course of revo,
lution in the general policy. General Paez is ill at Ma-
talky, and most of the troops have been ordered, since
Bolivar's departure, to the interior.

Another shock of an earthquake was felt at
New Albany, Indiana, on the 11th of August, about mid-
night : it is described as being a violent tremulous motion
of the earth for about a minute; and was so sensibly felt,
that the inhabitants were awakened from their slumbers.
Some old buildings were thrown down.
Po RT-A U- PR INC E.—Ad vices of the 4th
August, from Port-au-Prince. have been received at Bos-
ton. The new tariff was published on the 28th July, and
would he put in force the 28th September, which will ad-
vance the duties on foreign importations 4 per cent. ; those
on Hayden vessels will be reduced 8 per cent.
Accounts from the Havannah, of the 11th
August, state that the subject of disregarding the neutrality
of Key West, by entering the harbour and cutting oat the
Mexican vessels, is still agitated in the Papers, and by the
people of the Havannab. Laborde's squadron was conti-
nually going out and returning, and each time that any
part left port, an active impressment took place from the
Spanish merchant vessels.
Letters have been received from Grenada of
the 19th ult., by which we learn that several vessels were
without the means of procuring freight, from the shortness,
of the crops. One vessel, after going out to Trinidad, and
visiting St. Vincent, in search of a cargo, has actually re-
turned in ballast.

Accounts received from Fayal, of the Ist inst.,
announce the arrival and sailing of the Mexican privateer
schooner Molestadora on the 19th ult. They also notie,
that a Colombian privateer brig passed the Island the
same day.

The Rockingham, Fotheringharn, from Ben-
gal and Madras, for London, was spoken with the 26th
ult., in lat. 20. long. 33.

&HIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, SHPT. Southerly.—Arrived
the Hebe, Davis, from Jamaica ; Reward, Terry,
from ditto ; Janet, from St. Petersburgh ; and` the
William Manning, Smith, from London to St. Kitt's.
The Atalanta; for Rio Janeiro, has sailed.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Wind E.S.E.—Sailed
his Majesty's ship Blanche, for Portsmouth.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Wind 5.E.,--Sailed his
Majesty's ship Kingfisher, for St. Domingo, Jamaica,
and Vera Cruz.

The Caraccas, from Bremen, was taken off LB
Guayra, on the Bth ult., by the Vangada Spanish
privateer, from Havannah.
The Thomas, Morris, from Ilavannali to Baltimore,
was driven on shore on Carisfort Reef, 16th ult.,
but was got off without damage.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Tw.sLps 0' CLOCK.

The appearance of the English Securities is rather
better than for the last few days, still there is no
advance of any importance in the price. Consols
opened this morning at 86.1 for money, and 86i
for account, went to 86i 7, and have since been
alternately buyers and sellers at 86k; there is little
difference between the price for time and money,
they are buyers for account and sellers for money, at
present they may be quoted buyers. The French
Funds come over higher, 3 per Cent. 72f. 55c.
India Bonds art lower as well as Exchequer Bills,
the former being 90 2, and the latter SG 7 pm.
The Foreign Funds have had but little doing in
them this morning, the chief employment of the
Brokers and Jobbers being in squaring accounts,
although a good portion of this was effected yester-
day; and this being settling day, Mexican G per
Cent. Bonds are 4.91 ; Colombian, 28 9; Brazilian,
59k; in Buenos Ayrean Stock there appears great
distrust, and although it is quoted at 51 3, still we
do not think any 'actual business has been effected
at this rate, for however well disposed they may be
to pay the dividends on the Bonds, doubts will
naturally arise, from the peculiar situation in which
the country is placed at present, of their ability to
attain this desirable object, and consequently fears
are entertained on the subject, and a dislike to make
any purchases in it.

There is nothing of a novel nature to report rela-
tive to Shares. The rumour of his Majesty's ship
Blanche having brought from Rio de Janeiro a large
quantity of gold for the account of the Brazilian
Mining Company, proves to be premature, and has
cast a little gloom over the shareholders for the
moment. To make amends, a promise is now held
out that the 6001 b. weight, which is ready, and
could not be sent in the hurry by the Blanche, is to
be increased by the subsequent prosperous workings
of the Mines to 1000, and to come by the next
vessel of war from that quarter.
Three per Cent. Consols, 861; ditto for the Account
864 7 ; India Eonds, 90 2 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 56 7 pm.
FoßElGN.—Brazilian, 594 ; Buenos Ayres, 51 3 ;
Chilian, 23 5 ; Colombian, 1821, 28 9; Danish, 621 ;
Greek, 15 16 ; Mexican 5 per Cent., 384 9i ; Ditto, 6
per Cent., 494 4 ; Peruvian, 23 5 ; Portuguese, 7b 6 ;
Russian, 92 ; Spanish, 94 10.
MINES.—AngIo Mexican, 574 5 dis. ° • Brazilian,' 28 5
pm. ; Colombian, 8 9 per share ; Real del Monte, par ;
Tlalpuxahua, SO dis. ; United Mexican Mines, 21' 20 dis.

Two o' CLocr.

Consols remain extremely steady at 86i 87.
It is reported in the City that an express is
arrived from Constantinople, bringing an account
that the Ambassadors of the three Powers (England,
France, and Russia,) had left that capital on the 7th
inst. ; it has, however, created little or no sensation,
mid a general belief seems to be entertained that the
Sultan has eventually no other course but to submit
to the proposals made him relative to Greece.
The settlement in the Foreign Funds is going off
smoothly; Mexican 49k; Brazilian 59i . No altera-
tion since the morning in Buenos Ayrean stock.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 86f I.

FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 86i T Danish Bonds 62i
Do. for Ac. 8.7 Greek Do. 1825, 16
Brazilian Bonds 59 Mexican Do. 182.5
Buenos Ayres De. 52 Peruvian Do.
Chilian Do. --. Russian Do. 921
Columbian, 1821, 28 Spanish Do. 9i

His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex is
expected to honor Lieut.-Colonel Wildman with a visit. at
Newatead Abbey, near Newark, in the early part of next
month..—. Lincoln Paper.
MR. HUSKISSON.—Mr. Huskisson has been
cordially, and we may say unanimously, invited to resume
the representation of this borough, and, as he is not un-
willing to add its cares to the onerous enagageteente of
office, the case may be considered as settled. This arrange-
ment is the more satisfactory, not only as it produces no
change in the representation of the town, which is abun-
dantly satisfied with its Members, but as it continues a
connection at first recommended by Mr. Canning. It
thus serves as a grateful memorial of Mr. Canning'„ inter-
course with us, and is a sort of tribute to the memory and
the friendships of that distinguished iudividual....Li,e, I pool Courier.
John Jones, the Shropshire Jonathan Wilde,
whose daring escape from Salop county gaol we formerly
related, was captured in the streets of Hereford last week,
and is once more in durance within the walls of Shrews—
bury prison. Some boys from Shrewsbury recognised the
prisoner in Hereford, notwithstanding he had disguised
himself as a jockey, he was seized and handed over to the
gaoler of that city. Scarcely was he in his cell, before he
was at his old trade, and had nearly
made his escape from
thence as he had previously done from the gaols of Ludlow
and Shrewsbury. On his person was found a pair of pis-
tole, a powder-flask, and•pair of handcuffs. He is accused
of an extensive robbery M ChM, of being a deserter from
the 23d and 64th Foot, and of other minor offences in his
favourite art'of gaol-brea.k4-I,Voryester Journal.