The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-08 00:00:00

post they held, Church confined them all, and deciarel to the
Government that the dispute was settled. The meeting of
Fabvier and Church has led to a breach between them, the
former declaring that he would not serve under Church.
The Government having named the latter Commander-in-
Chief, thinking it necessary to abide by this determination.
Fabvier declared he would give up his corps to the Go-
vernment, and leave Greece, but I do not think he will
got He is justly attached to the people who have shared
so many hardships with him ; and the Government is
sensible that this corps will dissolve itself if he goes away.
Lazsaris Conduriotti wrote to Fabvier 611 the 25th July,
begging him to stay till the Government should be more
free to act independently of the factions which controuled
it. It is said that it is hoped to reconcile Church and
Fabvier, by getting the latter to recognize Church as Com-
.mander-in-Chief, on condition,that he shall never lay any
' eommands on him.
Coletti is considered as the chief author of the troubles
at Napoli. He wished to get possession of part of the
place, and avoid the proceedings against him on account
of his correpondence with the Turks last autumn. He is
now in the • Albanitika with Philomara. A. Metaxa
is erased from- the list of Secretaries of State (he was
to be War .Minister) ; and Vlachopulo, a Rumeliot,
in his stead. Metaxa fled to Astro, where he was received
by some Palicaris of Colocotroni.
Colocotroni' end-Nikita are in the Arcadian Mountains,
and are said to have drawn near to -Maim, because Ibrahim
Pacha seemed to be advancing that way, Redschid was in-
active near Thebes.
" Mavrocordato and Tricupi, whom Commodore Hamil-
ton, fetched in haste from Poros to Napoli tan the 16th
July, returned on the 26th to Poro, on board Cie Brisk
English brig. The wife of the latter (Mayrocordato's sis-
ter), who was in a dying state, wished for their return.
" Demetrius Ypsilanti had not left Napoli during the
last troubles."
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, SECT.. 24.--Metalliques, 91-i; Bank
Shares, 1,081 2-5.

His Majesty's packet Lady Louisa has ar-
rived with a Mexican Mail; having sailed from
Jamaica July 10, from Vera Cruz August 2,
from Havaonah the 19th, and from Ber-
muda, on September the 9th. The accounts
brought by her from Mexico, come only one
day later than those which arrived some time
since by other conveyances. They con-
firm the great scarcity of money, which

was at seven per cent.
,interest per month.
The Government were much in want of supplies,
and it was understood Congress was to meet in
September to arrange the ways and means. No
conductor was spoken of, nor was there the least
intimation of any specie or funds coming to the
country for dividends. His Majesty's ship
Britomart was• still at Tampico ; but what
she would bring was for private ac-
count. The country was generally in a
tranquil :state, with the exception of
.some
disturbances at. Vera Cruz, which had occasioned

the gates to be shut for three days, and
detained the packet some time in consequence.
The letters contain favourable statements of
the progress of the Mines, particularly Real de
Monte and Bolanos Mines ; one of the latter
producing upwards of 4,000 dollars a. week.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S,

DEAL, OCT. E.N.E.--Arrived the
Australia, Sleigh, from New South Wales; Nile,
White, from Cadiz; and Tulloch Castle, -, from
Grenada.

OCT. 7.—Arrived the Lorton, Wallace, from
Port-au-Prince; and Ibis, Smyth, from Oporto.
PORTSDIOL;111, OCT. 6 and L--Wind E. to
E.N.E.—Arrived the Achilles Russian brig-of-war,
for the Mediterranean. Off port the Mangles, from
Bombay; and Atlas, Hunne, from Madras.
PLYMOUTh, OCT. s.—Wind E.—Arrived the
Lady Frances, Down, from Malaga ; Aurora, Mil-
ler, from St. Petersburgh ; Resolution, Matthews,
from Figuera ; Arm, Rowe, from Malaga; Emile,
Bowson, from Altona ; Rosetta, Petre, from Cal-
cutta. Off port the Jessy, Winton, from the Cape;
and Funchal, APPherson, from Madeira. Sailed the
Lady Frances, —, for St. Petersburgh ; Cygnet,
for Hamburgh ; and the Hope transport, —,
,for Lisbon.

FALMOUTH, OCT. s.—Wind S.E. to E.S.E.—
Off port the Duke of Manchester, Hood, from Ja-
maica; Lady Sherbrook, Cox, and Hopewell, Dob-
son, from Honduras ; Diana, Braithwaite, from Vir-
ginia; Ruby, Moule, from Cadiz ; Frederick, Beard,
from Java; Sir C. Forbes, Duthie, from Batavia ;
Huskisson, —, from Batavia; and Hippomenes,
Ross, from Batavia.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TIVELPE o'CLocr,

The general opinion in the City is, that Govern-
ment received advices of an important character on
Saturday evening from Constantinople, and as no
information has hitherto transpired, and taking it
for granted to be true, the good people in the City
have turned this circumstance into an unfavourable
view of the state of our affairs with the Turkish Go-
vernment. Consols opened this morning at 865, both
for money and account, were 865 but from the
above cause became very heavy, and went back to
864 they are now 861 5 ; India Bonds still con-
tinue on the rise, and are now quoted at 91 6 ; EX-
chequer Bills have touched 63 pm.
In the Foreign Funds some business has been
doing in Mexican. The packet having arrived and
caused a little stir, although it is only one day later
than the intelligence already received, the Bonds
opened at 174, went up a trifle, but have since be-
come flat and gloomy, and receded to 46i- 7, they
are now /7 4; Spanish are 95 a considerable de-
gree of surprise seems to be entertained relative to
the proceedings of the King of Spain, what his plans
are, and where he has gone to. A mystery hangs
over the measures of this Monarch which puzzles
most people who give the affairs of Spain their. con-
sideration. Colombian are 264 7; Brazilian, 54; And
Buenos Ayres, 40 2, but no sales can be effected.
In Shares, with the exception of -Brazilian Mines,which are a little lower, being 23 pm., nothing of
the least importance is doing.
Buenos
seAquyreesr B,
41101%26; lch3ilpiamn.,
Three per Cent. Console, 865 4; ditto for. the Account,
8236F5 ;Indiaso4l EiColombian,o
i.B ounrtal sz9ila4€762,
547i68; 7 ;
Danish, 61 ; Greek,
151 i; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 37 ; Ditto, 6 per Cent.,
,s7paniis;h%uvi.an, 22 3 ; Portuguese, '75 ; Russian, 92;
MiNza.—Ainglo Mexican, 574 5 die. ; Brazilian, 23 4
pm. ; Colombian, 7 9 per share ; Tlalpuxahua, 30 dis. ;
United Mexican, 21 20 dis.

Two o' CLOCK.

Consols have been 861 for the l6tTi, and 86t
for next time, they are now quoted at 861, the nearest
price ; India Bonds are 96 pm. ; Exchequer Bills
remain without alteration, being 63 ; Mexica3 Bonds
continue much depressed at 461 ; Portuguese are
75, and Colombian, 261

THREE O' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 86t. 4. An express:
from Paris brings the 3 per Cents. 71f. 60c.

FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 87 I Danish Bonds 61L

Do. for Ac. 87 i Greek Do. 1825,-1.5i
Brazilian Bonds 544 Mexican Do. 1825 46i
Buenos Ayres Do. Peruvian D0.:21i
Chilian Do. 20 Russian Do.;—
Columbian, 1824, 26r. Spanish Do. 9i