The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-03 00:00:00

Guyaquil.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, UPPER CANADA, JULY
17.--Orders have been given to the different Collectors of
Customs, in the Province of Upper Canada, to admit to
entry at their respective ports all such goods as may law-
fully be imported into the Province from'the United States
(viz. flour, pork, pot-ash, lard, &c. &c.), on security being
given by bond that the same will be conveyed to and de-
posited in his Majesty's warehouse, in any free warehousing
port in either Province, subject to the provision of the Acts
6th Geo. IV, chap. 114. and 7th Geo. IV. chap. 48.
The Kingston Herald (Upper Canada) of the 17th
July, contains an account of a riot on the anniversary of
the battle of the Boyne, occasioned by an Orange proces- ,
sion, From sixty to one hundred men, who were
working at the canal, determined to oppose any such meet-
ing, and upon the Orange party moving in procession,
they were met by the former, and an attack took place
in which several shots were fired on both sides with serious
effects. Several persons were wounded and severely
beaten, and it was found necessary at last to call out the
military, under the orders of Magistrates, before peace could
be restored. The whole affair seems to have created great
excitement, and has done much mischief, by rousing pas-
sions which should be dormant for ever, The Quebec
Papers of the 24th July, state they were busy proceeding
in the elections.

The Duke of Portland passed through Shef-
field on Sunday morning, from his seat at Welbeck, to
Wortley Hall, on a visit to Lord Wharnecliffe. lie re-
turned on the following morning to Welbeck.

COLOSSAL ICICLES.--In the very deep and
narrow vallies which intersect a branch of the Black Moun-
tains in South Wales, a very singular spectacle may be
witnessed in the early spring months. During winter, the
frosts, which are exceedingly severe in those elevated
regions, produce vast icicles on the jagged and beetling
rocks which overhang the vallies. Sometimes they are as
large in diameter as the trunk of a tree, and have the ap-
pearance of long inverted obelisks. Detached from the
rocks by the sun's warmth, these icy columns are dashed
down in ten thousand glittering fragments along the cliffs,
and have then the appearance of huge pillars of diamond
hurled from some fairy battlements. It is delightful to
gaze from a distance at these thundering masses, but it
would be death to stand within reach of the enormous
splinters that fly around on all sides as they fall... London
114ehly Review.

THE PUNDS-(THTS DAY),

CITY, Tarsi's o' CEoct.

Sunda}, being the anniversary of the Fire of Lon.
don, the same has been kept as a holiday to-day at
both Stock Exchanges ; but the Royal Exchange
being shut till twelve o'clock, when the dealer'
generally in such cases meet, the few Brokers that
attended assembled at some of the neighbouring
coffee-houses, when the nominal price of Consols was
87 for Account ; the gates of the Exchange being
opened at the above hour, some few private bargaiW
were effected ; and in consequence of its being nog'
considered that the Ministry is finally settled, higher,
prices were demanded, and Consols went up to 874
and are now 87a If for account, the transactions are,
however, of scarcely any importance; but it is floor
considered, as every doubt is done away, that Mr•
Herries takes office, and the same measures will be
pursued as to the Sinking Fund being kept in opera•t
tion, and the English Funds may, unless any political,
event takes place to cause a depression, advance
even on present prices. The Foreign Securities
have been nearly unattended to all the morning;
Mexican Bonds are 67 ; and Colombian, 29k 30.

Two O'CLOCK.

Consols continue at 87i 4 for Account. The
Brokers and Jobbers are returning from the business
of the day.

THREE 0' CLOCK.
Consols seem to be a little on the decline.
being 87k.

SHIPPLNG INTELLIGENCE-(TPITS DAY)-

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, SEPT. I.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Ama-
zon, Lindel, from Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. I.—Wind E.—Sailed the
Welcome for Oporto.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. I.—Wind variable.—Off the
Port, his Majesty's ship Kangaroo, from Jamaica,
sailed 10th July; and Sandwich packet, from Lisbon
in 20 days. Sailed his Majesty's ketch Vigilant, for
Lisbon.

The Thames, Haviside, from China, sailed from
Angier, the 10th or 12th of April; she had not arrived
at St. Helena on the Ist of July, but was supposed
to have been seen off the Cape of Good Hope the
15th of June by a Danish ship from China, which
arrived at St. Helena on the 30th.

The Brightman, Phillips, arrived at St. Helena on
the 30th June, experienced very severe weather off
the Cape, and threw a small part of her cargo be-
tween decks overboard.

The John Barry, from Batavia to Antwerp, was
spoken with about the 15th of May, off Madagascar,
by the Sutton, arrived at St. Helena.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE: (THIS DAY.)