The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-13 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE--(THIS DAY.)

FROM'

DEAL, SEPT. 12.-=-Wind S.W.—Arrived the
Ethelred, Sutton, from Jamaica; the Percy, from
St. Vincent's ; the Louisa, Damburg, from Grenada ;
the Saltown, Melville, from ponainica; the Findlay,
Curren, from Montserrat; the Rubicon, Mackin-
tosh, from Jamaica; Persius, Jackson, from Quebec;
the St. Mary, Burton, from Jamaica; the Fortitude,
Sayer, from Antigua; the Brighton, Phillips, from
Singapore; the Nimrod, Allen, from New York; the
Jessie, Lawson, from Demerara ; the Magnet;
Taylor, from Teneritii ; Chas. Brooke, Bell, from
St: Vincent's. A number of homeward bound
vessels passed w'thout signals. The Lonach, from
India, has arrived..

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 12. Wind S.W.—Passed
the Thomas Naylor, Tomson, from Rio Janeiro.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived
the. New Bedford, Babb, from Prince Edward's
Island.

FALHIOUTH, SEPT. 1 I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived
the Gipsey, Brag, from St. Domingo ; and Chance,
Ablett, from -London,- for Teneriffe.
The Tally Ho, from Virginia to Liverpool, was
on shore on Goose Hill Flats, 13th ult. ; got off, and
put back..,
The Race Horse; Evans,,from Sligo to Liverpool,
was on shore near Bally %Taller, Bth inst., but ex-
pected to be got off, after discharging part of her

cargo.
The Fortune arrived in the Clyde, from Bombay,
sailed Bth May, with the Allerton, for Liverpool,
and Minstrel, for London; the Berwick, Gilbert,
from Bombay, sailed in the middle of April.
The Mount Stuart, Elphinstone, was to sail for the
Clyde, 24th May ; the Mangles and Spring, for
London, 25th May; and Sarah, the end of May.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY)

CITY, Twszr E o' CLocr.

The business in the British Funds still continues
very limited, but the appearance of the market is
evidently for a rise ; this' morning Consols opened
at the same price they left off at 'yesterday, viz. 87i,
but subsequently an advance to 88 took place, when,
after remaining stationary for a short period, they
took a further step, and are now full 88i for money,
and 884; buyers, fori,account. In consequence of
some sales Yesterday in Exchequer Bills, the premium
declined to 58 9 ; to-day there is no alteration ;
India Bords -.remain at the same rate, being 92 3
pm., and have sufiered little or no diminution.
In the Foreign Securities, the chief attention of
the speculators has been paid to Mexican Bonds.
A number of reports have for some time been put in
motion, as coming through the medium of New
York, and since then have lost their effect. Others for
the same, purpose to depress the Stock (which it
seems is left to its own resources) have been issued,
the principal of which is to, create doubts of the
ensuing dividend being paid, and that the Mexican
GovernMent • require a further loan ; the first
report is not well supported,
,and to the second,
if this was required, they haie bad it offered
them in their own country, as we already in-
ferred some time since; it has had the effect
previously of causing a fall of full 11 per Cent.
viz. frOM 661, the first priee of to-day, to 64i ;
the Bonds are now recovering,, and are 644 6a ;
Colombian are 294 SO; Portuguese Bonds are ad-
vanced full a half per Cent. and are 764 7; Spanish
mere trifle to 104 4.
Shares are without any prominent feature worth
reporting,. and prices remain nearly the same as
Yesterday.
Three per Cent. Conic,* 884; ditto for the Account
881 ; India Bondi,' 92 3 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 58 9 pin.
FORElGl24.—Brazilian, 67 4; Buenos Ayree, 61 2;
Chilian,27 9; Colombian, 1824, 291 30; Danish, 634 t;
Greek, 15 16 ; Mexican 5 per Cent.; 521 3#; Mexican
6 per Cent., 641 5 ; Peruvian, 244 53 ; Portuguese,
761 7 • Russian, 9S ; Spanish, 101 1.
..,.vas.—.lkoglo Mexican, 55 21 ; Brazilian, Q 3 5
Pm. ; Colombian, 8 9 per Share; Real del Monte, par;
Tlalpuxalma, SO die. ; United Mexican, 21 20 die.

Two o' CLocr.
ConsOls for Account, after remaining firm for
some time at 88*, have receded to 848.

The Mexican Bonds have been seized with a
complete panic, and after, recovering, to 6.5 i, have
fallen in a few minutes as low as 62i, they are now
‘3. The reason given for. this heat), decline is,
the refusal of the bankers to make advances any
longer on this Stock, and others who have
already done so having expressed a desire to
realise that advance; this added to the market being
weak, and heavy sales made, has occasioned the pre-
sent depression.

THREE O'CLOCK.
consols for account, 87i, sellers ; Mexican
6 per Cent. Bonds, 634.

The, Marquis de PALMELLA and the Count
(15 VILLA REAL, the Portuguese Minister (the latter on a
Veda! mission to this Court) transacted business yesterday
4t the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Despatchis were received yesterday at the
colonial Office, from Sir WlLLiwsi CLINTON, the Com-
kander-in-Chief of the British Forees in Portugal. Des-
Pitches were also received at 'the same office from Sir H.
WARDS, the Governor of Barbadoes,. and Commander of
the Forces in the Leeward Islands.

Mr..WILNIOT HORTON left town yesterday
for Richmond.

Viscount PALMERSTON laweturned to town,
from his seat at Broodlands, Hants. „

DOVER, SEPT. 12.—The Right Honourable
4111 X Crtaar.Es HiRRIES embarked this morning, with
Lis family; 'in his Majesty's steam-packet Crusader, for,
Calais. The Danish ship Christians Haven, Captain
LAasru, from China, last from St. Helena, and the ship
honaehr Captain Daiscorr, from Bombay for London,
have passed to-day with many other ships from the west-
ward. The Marquis of °amour's, and Lord' BARHAN
with their families, embarked here yesterday for Boulogne.
Prince LIEVEN entertained a distinguished
Harty at dinner yesterday, at Ashburnham House, Dover-
greet.

Out of respect to the memory of the Duke of
Toxic, Stafford Mime was closed last season to the Fa-
kllionable World ; the Pictuii Gallery was an exception.
One of the Stanley family, a son of the Earl
ti Derby,
is engaged in building a spacious mansion in the
vicinity of Tipperary.—Dublin Morning Register.
His Grace the Duke of ,Richmond is at Good-
pleasure of shooting daily, in company
y°°ith d, enjoying the
a few select friends. The birds are
.very plentiful and
41
64e- condition. —.Brighton Paper.
„The Music 'Meeting commenced on Tuesday
t.4'itrercester with unexampled patronage. Yesterday and
uay are the great days.
Nobleman, against whom Fortune's wheel
i:k run so long, has checked its course. We have heard
ta4lovements are now the opposite way, and that he has
NO, fromooo/brother Peer.
a

ZWASHINGTON IRVIN. G has just finished a
'e of Columbus, which will be published during the
ilter, in two octavo volumes.
Rumour has it that Lord Wellesley, on retir-
41g frc'En the Irish Viceroyalty, will be appointed Ambas-
Ador to the Court of Austria. Dublin Morning Register.
A Building
has been lately erected for the
mid's College, near
Ch 'n ; and on the first
t'hursd ay of every 'mouth aarchagp-tcrr7 held, in which he-
kldic matters are discussed, 1 •
plt is .•,1 that 114- cli, the well-known
.44itieil Economist, is about to make a visit to Dublin.—
'Qin Morning Register.