The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-27 00:00:00

FOREIG

Brazilian, 66 1
Buenos Ayres, 22 4
—....

Chilian, 20i q
Colombian, Isi 20
Danish, 734
French, 5 per Cent. 107 k 8i
Ditto, 3 per Cent. 824 i

HALF-PAST TTVELVE.
Consols are not so good, and may be quoted at
91-H for the Account, and 91i to i for money.
. _ .... _

the bidding was 87, and soon after went up to 89i.
An Express is said to have been received from
Vienna, which brings the Metalliques 1031.
Accounts from Aux Cayes of the 23d Aug. state
that the promise of the Government to withdraw
the paper money, has not been realized, as they are
now paying the garrison with paper, which has pro.
duced a great inconvenience to the inhabitants and
the commerce, as the paper money cannot be got
rid of without a loss of 10 per cent. at St. Domingo.

HALF-PAST ONE.

We can now officially announce that an Austrian
Loan of 4 per cent. has been contracted for of
25 millions of guilders by N. M. Rothschild and
four other banking houses at Vienna, for the redemp-
tion of the Exchequer Bills issued by the Austrian
Government two or three years ago, and as the Go-
vernment did not think proper to contract loans at
that period, they are now going to take the Ex-
chequer Bills out of the market. The contractors
for the above loan bid one price; therefore it will be
equally divided amongst them. We understand that

TWO O'CLOCK.

The Funds are not so good as in the early part of
the day, when they were at 91i for the Account,
since which the Bears have been industriously circu-
lating reports of various descriptions, such as our
troops in India refusing to march against some na-
tives, and a very great discontent in the army there;
also that the Bank have it in contemplation to dis-
pose of the dead weight ;and that the Duke of Wel-
lington finds it a difficult task to keep the Ministry
in unison. These sagacious reports have certainly
had a little effect on the market, and lowered Con-
sols to 914 / for the Account, and 914 to I for
money,at which price they continue at present, with
little doing.
In the Foreign Market there is but little varia-
tion in the prices of yesterday, consequently the
transactions are of little importance.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 911=a; for Money, 91i i.

LAW NOTICES.

COURT OP CO;
LONDON' SPECIAL JURIES AP
Phillips v Roper
W. Pritchard v Isaacs
Lubbock, Bart. and others I
v Green

IMMON PLEAS.
?POINTED FOR TO-MORROW.
Granger ♦ Dent
Short v Masterman and
another
Mount v Larkins.

The Memoirs and Correspondence of THOMAS
JEFFERSON, late President of the United States, are an-
nounced for immediate publication by Messrs. Cor.Bußrr
and BENTLEY, New Burlington-street. The Private
Papers of an individnal so famed in American annals, and
so closely connected with the history of our own country,
will, we think, be perused with no small degree of curiosity.
A circumstance occurred last week at Ports-
mouth, of so very extraordinary a character, that it oc-
cupies at present the exclusive conversation of the inhabit-
ants of the town. One of the parties has been much in
"the public eye." In the present stage of the matter, it.
xvoul.l be both indelicate and improper to enter into par-
ticulars, as the affair is likely to become a subject of public
and legal investigation, of a very singular nature, if, in-
deed, it has not already become so.

Trade continues to revive after its long lethargic
dulness, and is daily gaining fresh life and spirit. This we
learn not only from the journals, but from several commer-
cial gentlemen with whom we have lately conversed.
Inverness Courier.