The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-17 00:00:00

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN.

(WHICH GOVERNS IMPORTATION)
For the Week ended May 11, 1527, made up from the Returns
cf the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England
and Wales, which will appear in to-morrow'sLONDON Gazerre.
Wheat 565. 3d. Oats 395. '7d. 475. 6d.
I Od. Ryel 395. 7d. _6(l.

THE FUNDS—(THIS DAY).
CITY, Twelve o' Clod.

The -British Funds have been nearly motionless, and
scarcely any bargains have been effected all the mor^'-g
Consols opened at 83 *, and 83-i:1 for Jnly, since which
they have not had the slightest alteration, and may be
quoted at that rate. India Bonds, 76 7; and Exchequer
Bills, 49 50 pm. The only attention in the Foreign
Funds has been paid to Colombian and Mexican Bonds,
'both of which have become very heavy, the latter in par-
ticular, having been done as low as 77, and being now
771 4. It is reported that information has been received
by the packet that the Priest, who some time since was
tried and condemned for some treasonable acts, had, prior
to the time fixed for his execution, confessed that there
were others concerned with him, and has implicated two
or three General Officers of some note ; and that the Go-
vernment, on receiving this information, had arrested them
and sent them out of the country, or at least frorn the seat
of Government until the truth of this is ascertained. A
grave charge of this kind, it might have been reasonably
supposed, would have met more decided measures, and gives
reason to surmise that the Government felt a weakness in
putting into execution measures of a stronger nature, and
that more persons must be concerned than they are willing
to allow or acknowledge ; in the mean time the private
letters from Mexico of the 29th of March, addressed
to a most respectable quarter, continue to express great con-
fidence in the stability and resources of the country, and
mention that ftirther remittances of dollars may be expected
to be received by his Majesty's ship Primrose. This, and
the amount in the hands of the present managers of the
Mexican debt, leave nothing to alarm the holders of the
Bonds of any difficulty respecting the dividends in future
being duly paid. Colombian Bonds have felt the depres-
sion, and have been 811 they are now 32 again ; Bra-
zilian Bonds remain languid at 584-, whilst Portuguese are
77i 8, notwithstanding the news from Portugal of the
continued indisposition of the Princess Regent, and should
the termination be fatal the best informed Portuguese are
fearful it might he the cause of adding one more to the two
parties already in existence in that distracted country,
which is an evil to be deplored. Shares are a complete
drug, Real del Monte are now at par ; Tlalpuxahua, 10
dis. ; Brazilian are again at par; and on Anglo Mexican
the discount has increased to 50.

Three per Cent. Consols, 83 ; Ditto for account,
83 ; and for July, 83i a ; Four per Cent. 994 4 ;
India Bonds, 76 7 pm. ; Exchequer Bilk, 49 50 pm.

Foltalcw.—Brazilian, 58} 9 ; Buenos Ayres, 57 8 ;
Chilian, 31 2; Colombian, 32 ; Danish, 61 1 ; Greek,
16 Mexican, .S:x per Cent., 67 ; Peruvian, 30 1 ;
Portuguese, 77} 8; Russian, 901 1 ; Spanish, 12}
MINES.—AngIo Mexican, 50 45 die. ; Brazilian, par ;
Colombian, 11 13 per Share ; Real del Monte, par ;
puxabua, 10 dia. par ; United Mexican, 14.1- dis. ;
Bolanos, 80 60 die.

Two o' Clock.

Consols are 83i buyers, and 831 sellers, for July ;
scarcely any business doing. Colombian Bonds have gone
down to 301, and are now 804 81. Mexican are 67i
French Rentes, 3 per Cent., come over better, and are
70f. 60c.

THREE OCL 0 CK.

Consols, 83, sellers.
FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 82i 3 Danish Bonds 611
Do. for Ac. 82- 3 Greek Do. 182.5, 161
Brazilian Bonds Mexican Do. 1825 66i
Buenos Ayres Do. Peruvian Do. 30
,?
Chilian Do. --Russian Do. 90
Columbian, 1824, 31i Spanish Do. 12i

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAY 16.—Wind variable.—Passed the Wm.
Parker for the Cape; and Omis, Mackedon, for St. Peters-
burgh ; Children, Thomas, for Jamaica ; and Warren
Hastings, for India.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 16.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the
Sphinx, Blake, from London, for Halifax.
FALMOUTH, MAY 15. —Wind S. S. E.—Arrived the
Sandwich packet, from Lisbon 6th May; and Lord Mel-
ville packet, from Vera Cruz, sailed 2d April.
Livv.nroot, MAY 15.—Arrived the Hero, Jaques, from
New Orleans; Wm. Brown, M'Knowle, from New Or-
leans ; Pandora, Curry, from Barbadoes ; Sarah, Diamond,
from Barbadoes; Lucius, Carsdorf, and Hercules, Lam-
bert, from Savannah ; John and Thomas, from Sierra
Leone ; and Ganges, Maori', from Calcutta.
qa.....vusus;s?, MAY 16.—Arrived the Colonist, Smith,
from Baibadoes Zephyr, Candleaeli, from Demerara;
Brothers, Briggs, from the Cape ; Kurwell, Armstrong,
from ditto; Ellen, Camper, from Mauritius ; Moira, Horn-
blow, from Madras; Earl Balcarras, Cameron, from China;
Moffat, Brown, from ditto ; George the Fourth, Barrow,
from ditto; Corsair, Petrie, from Sincapore; Exmouth,
Owen, front ditto.; Terry, Parker, from Charleston ; and
Cape packet, Duman, from the South Seas.

The Reaper, from Mobile for Liverpool, struck on a
shoal off Mobile Point, and it was feared would be totally lost.
The Jean, from Glasgow to Newcastle, ran upon the
rocks near North Shields, on Monday night, and bilged.

EAST INDIA. •
The ship Ganges, Mitford, arrived at Liverpool, sailed
from the Sand Heads the 15th of January, from Madras
the 27th, and St. Helena the 24th of March. The Ganges
left the Sand Heads in company with the Hon. Company's
ship Marchioness of Ely, and left the Calcutta, Stroyan,
at Kedgeree, to sail the following day, and the John, Hayes,
in a few days, for Liverpool.—N. B. the latter arrived,
sailed from Madras, in company with the Malcolm, for
London ; off Table Bay, spoke the William Money, from
Calcutta, going into the Cape, all well.
The ships Allerton, Aurora, Lady Raffles, and Provi-
dence, for London, were to leave Madras in two or three
days.—Sailed from St. Helena, in company with the bark
Medleys, from Manilla to Gibraltar, the ship Elizabeth
from the Mauritius, and the Malcolm for London ; left
at St. Helena, the East India Company's ship Atlas, the Asia
of Aberdeen, —, from China to Quebec ; the Aurora,
from Madras; on the 22d of April, spoke the Britannia,
from London for St. Kitts, in lat. 23, N., long. 27, W. ;
on the Sth of May, spoke the Pitt, of Liverpool, in lat.
50 N., long. 12 W. ; on the 11 th, passed the Ayrshire,
from Sierra Leone 63 days.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

HATTON-GARD.EN.

RECAPTURE AND FULL COMMITTAL TO NEWGATE OF
ROWLAND WILLIAMS.-About twelve o'clock last night
an elderly female came to the prison, and requested to see
the Governor. Mr. Beeby not having retired, she was
introduced to him, and after stating herself to be the aunt
of Williams, said that lie had thrown himself on the pro-
tection of his friends, who were determined no longer
to cloak his mal-practices, and that in the morn-
ing l►e should be surrendered. Little confidence, how-
ever, was placed in this declaration ; but this morning,
Mr. Beeby, jun. and Willoughby, proceeded at half-past
eight o'clock to an obscure lodging in Aldersgate•street,
where the prisoner was discovered in a back garret, extended
on a bed, in a profound slumber, from which he was
awakened and taken to the lock-up house of Hatton-
garden office.
There being no further charges against him, he was
fully committed to Newgate on the three capital cases which
had previously been taken against him.
At the last February Sessions he was convicted at the
Old Bailey of stealing some articles of wearing apparel
from Machin and Debenham's sale-rooms, but on account
of his apparent respectability was fined Is. and discharged.