The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-24 00:00:00

contain.

New York papers to the 25th August reached
us last night through the North and South
American Coffee House, but they are entirely
destitute of political news. The accounts from
the new States of America do not possess any

interest.

Extracts from the Montreal Gazette mentio]

the termination of the elections in Lower Canada,
after very violent contests, in which the oppo-
nents of the Government have been generally
returned. The Indians, called Winnebagoes,

have taken up the tomahawk, and have already
scalped a few persons. The Editors of the
American papers speak of the war as likely to be
serious and extensive, for a contest with Indians.

STOCKS AND EXCHANCEs.—NEw YORK, AUG. 22.
Asked. Offered.

United Stites Bank Stock 101 to 1214

United States Sixes, 1813 lO2

Ditto, 11.14 lO4.
Ditto, 1815 lO5l
4
Three's B6 a 86/
Exchange on London 110 a 110 -
On Paris ...5 15 a 5 20

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UNITED STATES BANE STOCIC.—PUILADELYNIA, AUG.
23.--In this city yesterday, 121 a to 1211. In New York
on Tuesday, 1211 to 121 i.

Montreal to the 19th ultimo, and Quebec
Papers to the 17th, have been received at the
North and South American Coffee House. The
following are extracts :
It is truly gratifying to observe the rapidity with which
improvements are going on under the auspices of the
Canada Company. The new town of Guelph is in rapid
progress, the first hundred lots and nearly the whole of the
second hundred are already taken up; roads are opened to
some of the most fertile and populous townships adjoining.
The corner stone of a public school had been laid in the
town of Guelph, where but a few weeks ago it was a per-
fect desert. These papers are chiefly filled by accounts of
the different elections for the New Parliament, and are not
wanting in the warmth of feeling usually expressed on such
occasions, as
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well as numerous specimens of squibs issued
by both pat*es
• The election was nearly closed:

The following is an extract of a letter, dated
August 13, taken from the Boston Paper :—" Arrived the
sahooner Susan and Phabe, Captain Hodge, in 82
days from Pernambuco. Peace was declared between
Buenos-Ayres and Brazil two days
as well as the people,
before she sailed ; there
Was great rejoieinl:, and business,
wore a new a'Peet.-148. This vessel is said to 6%10
days later from Pernambuco than any previous adviees.
Notice has been issued front the General
Post-office to-day, that the North American packet will,
for the future, proceed direct to Halifax ; and the mails
for the United States will be conveyed from thence to
Boston. Another important alteration has also taken
place in the homeward Mexican packet, which is no longer
to touch at Bermuda on the return passage.
HAVANNAH.-On the 4th August a Go-
vernment Notice was published at Havant :ah, that mei.-
ehandize will be allowed to remain in warehouse more
than one year (on payment of two per cent, per annum),
without producing permits for export, as required in the
third articles of the regulations. So much of that article
as relates to this subject is therefore suspended until a new
political aspect of affairs shall have occurred. The rea-
sons given for this measure are, that the Government is
desirous of consulting the interests of commerce and the
revenue, both of which have suffered.

FROM HAYTl.—Business and property in
that disorganized country, according to the best information,
continued on the decline, and the most respectable persons
write from thence in a tone of melancholy foreboding ; one
from Cape Haytien, of the 10th, states that there was nothing
new from Port-au-Prince. Since the appearance of the
President's Proclamation, all were in downcast silence and
deep consternation.