The Sun.
London, England, 1829-08-03 00:00:00

DECREE.

BUENOS AYRES, APRIL 28.—1 t having come
to our knowledge that, in opposition to the positive
orders which have been issued for the enrolment of
the foreign residents in the capital in the corps of
the City Militia, some have not obeyed th. order,
and others excuse themselves;
Article I.—No foreigner, of those who are
liable to serve, can excuse himself under any pre-
text whatever, from rendering his services in the
corps of militia of the city as the law directs.
The Quebec Papers of the 4th July are unin-
terresting, they only state that provisions were
very scarce at Barbadoes.
Accounts from Jassy of the Bth July, confirm
the report that General Pahlen hail passed the Bal-
kan. Letters from Toulon state that great exer-
tions are making there to get ready the bomb ves-
sels, as the French Government have demanded an
ultimatum from the Dey of Algiers, and according
to accounts, he is not disposed to come to any
arrangement. The foreign markets as yet are unin-
teresting.

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Cons°lg, which left off on Saturday at 884 89,
for the account, opened this morning at the same
price, since which they have declined to 881 with
rather a heavy market.
Three per Cent. Consols, 88i Ditto, for Account,
88! ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 89i ; Three and a
half per Ceat. Reduced, 98:} -1-; Four per Cent., 1021 ;
Ditto, 1826, 1051 ; Inch.; Stock, 226 k 7i; Brunk Stock,
213 14; India Bonds, 58 59; Exchequer Bills, 74 5.
FOILEIGN.-Brazilian, ; Buenos Ayres, 21 2;
Chilian, 161 171 ; Colombian, 154 16i; Danish, 69i ;
Greek, 12 13; Mexican, 17/ i; Peruvian, 101 111-;
Portuguese, 441 ; Russian, 1004 LI; Spanish, 81

TWO O'CLOCK.

The Consol Market has been very dull during
the morning, and fluctuating between 88i- and 8S
for the Account. Some few sales have taken place,
but not to a large amount. Consols at present are
884 buyers.
Private letters are in town from Buenos Ayres
of the 31st May, fourteen days later than the papers,
which bring very unfavourable information from
that. quarter, stating that all the shops at Buenos
Ayres were shut up, the inhabitants under arms,
and that the Government had issued orders that no
payments should take place. A battle was expected
every moment, and great fear was entertained,
should:the opposing army be victorious, that the town
would be plundered by the Monteneros or Indians.

Letters from Liverpool report the failure of
another house there.

The French frigate Magidenne was expected
from Monte Video at Buenos Ayres.
In the Foreign Market there is not a feature
worth observation. Brazil, 581 Buenos Ayres,
21 22; Prussian, 100 i i; Portuguese, 444.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 88i.

Mr. Secretary PEEL visited the Duke of
WELLINGTON yesterday.

Sir F. BURDETT, notwithstanding his large
rental, and the number of splendid mansions placed upon
his different estates in various parts of England, has not at
present a single country house in his own possession. The
villa now occupied by Lady BUEDETT and family, at
TwickeNham, is only hired for a limited period.
DESPERATE ACTION BETWEEN H. M.
SCHOONER PICKLE, AND A SLAVE SCHOONER.- _()n
the 3d June a desperate action was fought between H. M.
Schooner Pickle, Lieut. AI'HENuT, Commander, and a
slave Schooner called the Mulatto. The slaver had 345
slaves on board, mounting two IS and two 12-pounders,
with 65 men, and was captured after an action of one
hour and 20 minutes. The slaver fought very desperately,
and did not strike 'until every sail was cut to pieces and the
main-mast shot away. The slaver lost 10 men killed and
13 wounded. The Pickle had two killed and 8 wounded.
The Pickle and her prize were at the Havannah on the
2d inst.—Falmouth Packet.

The new Portico or Colonnade, intended to
he erected on the north and west sides of Drury-lane
Theatre, will not, we understand, be built until next year.
The iron columns, and a large portion of the substantial
apparatus, are in perfect readiness.
We are happy in being led to understand,
that symptoms appear of an adjustment between the turn-
out spinners and their employers. One master (Mr.
THACKERY) sent for his men yesterday, and agreed to give
the prices for which they have been so long contending...—
Manchester Advertiser.