The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-05 00:00:00

Von Tritchsess Wahiburg., The inbalAtanti of Plorenee
deserve great praise for their readiness in supporting the
establishment of the chapel,
,and the burying-ground; and
in general strangers live quite at their ease among the po-
lished inhabitants of Tuscany, under its mild government,
and have no kind of intolerance to complain of.

The inclosed extracts of letters from Alex-
andria will be fo'und 'interesting Major
CRADDOCK , appears to have arrived three
days . too late to prevent the expedition
sailing from .Egypt, and Sir E. CODRINGTON
appears to have arrived off Navarino two days
too late to, prevent the troops landing : •
ALEXANDRIA, AUG, 10.
The Pacha's fleet sailed on Sunday the sth, and his
Highness set out for Cairo on Tuesday the 7th inst.
On the Bth inst. his Majesty's ship Pelican arrived
from Corfu, having on board the Honourable lll4or Crad-
dock, who is supposed to be the bearer of some
proposals to the Pacha on the part of our Go-
vernment, the nature of which has not yet tran-
spired. We look with some anxiety to the termina-
tion of the existing discussions at Constantinople;
but whatever may be the event, we see no reason
to anticipate any interruption to the tranquillity which
we have hitherto enjoyed, nor to our commercial re-
lations With Europe. It is difficult to foresee what
may be the consequences in other parts of Turkey,
should the Porte persist in rejecting all me-
diation, and the Allied Powers proceed to hostili-
ties. The evils they are endeavouring to obviate
may be of much less magnitude than that into
which they are likely to fall by such an act, and
Russia may ultimately find a pretext for marching-in her
troops to settle the dispute.

The Paella's frigat;:built at Leghorn arrived last week
under Turkish colours. That built at Venice is not yet
arrived.

ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 17.
The Arab, from Liverpool, came in a few days back,
after escaping from a Greek pirate.
ALEXANDRIA, AUG. O.

We are in time to acknowledge the receipt this after-
noon, of your interesting letter of the 12th ult.,
including a copy of the Treaty of the 6th of July.—
Nothing is yet known of the Pasha's ideas regarding the
armed intervention. Mr. Salt (the Consul-General) fol-
lowed Mr. Boghos (the Pacha's Minister) to Cairo, a
week ago.

SHIPPING INTELLIOENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, OCT. 4.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the St.
Ann, Vizey, from Mogadore ; Retrench, Wise, Sophia,
and Enterprise, Bridges, from Jamaica; and Arrow, from
Malaga. Passed from London, the Smith, for Malta ;•
Anthony, Headley, for Santa Cruz ; and Helen, Turner,
for Halifax.
PLYMOUTH, 0CT.3.---Wind S.—Arrived the Anna
Maria, Wold, from Corfu,- with loss of sails, rudder da-
maged, and very leaky. Arrived off the Port the Minstrel,
Ashel, from Bombay ; sailed on the 7th of May ; and the
Wilna, Tagg, from the Cape. _ _ _

FALszoiJXx, OCT. 3.—Wind S. to S. S.E.—Arrived
from London the Swift (steamer), Kelly, for Malta.

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4311.1tT0L, OCT. 4.—The Pomona, Norton, arrived from
I t idad, experienced a tremendous hurricane on the 29th
and 30th August, which laid her on her beam-ends for
six hours; carried away the gib-boom, bulwarks, &c.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELrE o' aocr.

The unsettled state in which Spain is at present
situated, added to the uncertainty of our relations
with Turkey, and which are considered to contain
materials that may unhinge the general peace of
Europe, has,caused the speculators in the British
securities to observe more than usual caution in
their transactions, and to these reasons may be at-
tributed the present paucity of business. To many
of the best and most steady operators the present
price is thought too high to go for a rise, with the
uncertainty which appears to attend public affairs,
and a consequent want of spirit seems observable to
be on the increase; Consols opened this morning at
861 for Money, and 864 for Account, not leaving
a cantango of more than 3-l6ths per cent. difference,
since which the market has become heavy at 86f t
for ACCOLttit, at Whit-lr price they continue, and but
for the difficulty of finding employment for the flout-
ing capital would decline still lower; although the
price given yesterday of the French Funds was
71f. 80c., it is understood they actually were still
lower, and were fairly no more than 71f. 50c. The
state of affairs in Spain seems to have created consi-
derable alarm in France, and is considered to be
likely to entail on that GoVernment consequences
little expected; but which were foretold by the late
highly gifted Pirime Minister of this country, Mr.
Canning. India Bonds continue to improve, being
93 ; Exchequer Bills remain at the same price as
yesterday, 59 60 pm.
The Foreign Funds have shewn.an inclination to
decline this morning; Brazilian Bonds are 561 t,
ex. div.; Buenos Ayres,_ 40 4; Mexican, 48 ; Co-
lombian maintain their ground pretty well, being
quoted at 274.
Shares of every kind continue without enquiry,
and seem falling into their former state of apathy.
Three per Cent. Consols, 66i1; ditto for the Account,
8611; India Bonds, 93 5 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 59 60 pm.
FoREIGN.---Brazilien, 57 1, ex. div. ; Buenos Ayres,
44 6 ; Chiller), 23 5 ; Colombian, 1824, 271 i; Danish,
611 4, ex. div. ; Greek, 15 16 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent.,
36 7 ; Ditto, 6 per Cent., 48 1; Peruvian, 23 5 ;
Portuguese, 75 6; Russian, 92 4; Spanish, 94 10.
Mners.—Anglo MeZican, 571 5 dis. ; Brazilian, 24 6
pm. ; Colombian, 7 9 per share ; Tlalpuxahua, 30 dis. ;
United Mexican, 21 20 dia.
Two o' CLocr.

Consols have declined to 861 sellers for Account,
looking heavy. An Express has arrived from Paris,
bringing the price of the French Funds, according
to the Bull party, for a rise, the 3 per Cents. at
71f.45c. ; but by others at a further decline, 71f. 10c.
Brazilian Bonds have given way, and fell at one
time to 541, and are now 544; Mexican, 6 per
cents. 474 8; Buenos Ayrean 'Bonds are quoted
40 5. The general aspect of both English and
Foreign securities is gloomy.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols for Account, 8614; Brazilian Bonds,
534 ; Mexican, 474 ; no quotation for Buenos
Ayres Stock.

PUBLIC SALES.;-:(THIS DAY.)

By Mr. PoLt.ux, at the MART.--Freehold
.).
195, Upper Thames-street, consisting
Promises,ofadwelling-
house, house, a warehouse on the ground-floor, a range of at-
tached warehouses of three floors, and cellaring—pro-
duced 1,150/.
Trch staihe Lease of a House, Shop, and Warehouse, near the
Churs, Rotherhithe, held for 18
years, at 341.
14
to Pay land-tax, and insure—
BYslper annum; lessee
and-tax, repair,
W. DAVIES AND SONS, AT GARRAWAY'S.
Hope Assurance Shares of 501. each, upon which Si.
have been paid. Five guineas per share.—Ditto Si. 9s. 6d.
each.
Two Houses and a Shop, No. 6, and 7, Cloth Fair,
West Smithfield, held for 10i years, at"4o/. per annum,
covenant to repair, and pay all taxes, &c.-100/.
Nine Leasehold Houses, known as King's Field-row,
opposite the Telegraph, Brixton-hill, held for 61 years, at
a peppercorn-3701.
Mr. Causdell's sale will appear to-morrow.
Mr. WILLIAMS' sale of Flower Roots, was most numer-
ously attended, and produced good prices, as did the
Zamias on a former day, which were imported from the
Cape of Good Hope, having been collected 400 miles in the
interior of Africa.

MIDDLESEX ADJOURNED SESSIONS (TILTS
DAY.)--These Sessions closed this Clay. A few
assault cases only were tried, the particulars of which
were of no pnblic interest.
We have heard of a very snug dinner party
Which took piaci yesterday, not far from the Roaly
Exchange, at a Ifublic establisbmeht. The trio con-
sisted, we understand, of a NUble Earl, a ci-devant
Banker, and the Master, who, after paying due respect to the
eatables, partook so copiously of the liquids, that
his Lordship, about eight o'clock, made earnest
inquiries for that most un-lordly commodity, more gin ;
the result of the meeting we have been told has not
been very satisfactory to the host, who has received
striking proofs of the effects attending this merry meeting.