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London, England, 1829-04-08 00:00:00

sentiments of the Sultan. Tbe blockade of Candia, and
the interruption by Russian ships of the communication
between Alexandria and the Asiatic. coast, are now causes
of complaint to the Porte, which sees in these measures a
continuance of the hostile partiality of France in favour
of the Greek insurrection, and thinks that without the
occupation of the Morea by French troops, no other Power
could have ventured to act independently Of the others, at a
time when the Porte continually hears of unanimity,
It seems to suspect that a particular understanding sub-
sists between France and Russia, in order to force conces-
sions from the Divan, which it cannot voluntarily assent
to, and hence it infers, that in point of fact, France is as
much at war with it as Russia. It is affirmed, that the
Porte acting on these presumptions, is taking measures
which indicate dangerous intentions, and the only comfort
is, that the English agents will leave nothing untried to
prevent the flames of war from spreading any further-
But the letters from Corfu of which we have spoken, ex-
press a fear that the irritation which has lean excited
will cause all mediation to be thrown aside, and that the
Porte, more and more entangled by complicated circum-
stances, will in the end resort to extreme measures, without
regarding the suggestions of prudence.
VIEXNA, batten 27.—Metalliques, 97 7-16.—Back
Shares 1093.

Letters have been received this morning by the
Isabella Brazilian frigate, arrived at Falmouth, from
Rio de Janeiro, to the 11th February, by which
we learn that Count MACAO is on board the above
vessel, who is empowered, on the part of the Em-
peror Don PEDRO, to settle the differences which
exist between Portugal and the Brazils. The frigate,
it is said, brings over a considerable remittance with
her far account of the Imperial Government. The
Exchange there is improved.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, APRIL 7.—Arrived from London, the Alexander,
Errington, for Quebec ; Justinia, Reay, for Halifax ;
Falcon, Littleiliart, for Fayal. Sailed the Ellen, Patter-
son, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Ann, Boyle, for
Jamaica ; Brunswick, Parker, for Madras and Bengal ;
Prince, Chapman, and Bonito, Cockburn, for Quebec; and
Tweed, Shackley, for St. John's, N. B.
Poarsmoulat, APRIL 7..—Wind W.N.W. to W.—Ar-
rived the Arcadia, Forster, from Sierra Leone; and his
Majesty's ship Sparrowhawk, from the Cape of Good
Hope, sailed the 28th of January. Off Port, the Cir-
cassian, Dot nthwaite, from Madras.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 6.—Wind variable.—Arrived the
Brazilian frigate Isabel, from Rio Janeiro. The Emulous
packet arrived at Rio Janeiro on the 17th of December, and
soiled for Buenos Ayres on the 20th ; intelligence had
reached Rio of her safe arrival at Buenos Ayreß.

Bats Tot, APRIL 7.—Arrived the Earl of Liverpool,
Clayton, and Jane, Pines, from Nevin.

DARTMOUTH, APRIL 6.—Arrived the Famer, late
Carey, from Buenos Ayres.

The Duke of Norfolk, Manning, from St. Kitt's is
supposed to be arrived in the Channel.
The London, Smith, from China, has arrived off the
Start.

The Carlton, Bennett, from St. John't4, N. B. to
Jamaica, was capsized
,in lat. de. long. SO ; master and
two of the crew drowned.

TIIE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CLOCK.

His Majesty's ship Sparrowhawk has arrived at Ports-
mouth from the Cape of Good Hope, sailed from thence on
the 10th February; and the Imperial Brazilian frigate
Isabella has arrived at Falmouth from Rio de Janeiro, the
period of her departure from thence has nut been exactly
ascertained, but it is supposed to be about the 11th Feb.,
as letters have been received from her of that date, it ap-
pears, however, her departure was extremely sudden, and
two days earlier than expected ; the packets had sailed,
and consequently we may be in hourly expectation of ad-
vices from this quarter of an interesting nature. The letter
we have seen does not give the exchange; a distinguished
Nobleman (Macao) is on board.
The Consul Market has been very inactive all the morn-
ing, and few transactions have taken plum, they opened at
871 for money, and buyers for the account; they have
since been at the latter quotation for immediate transfer,
and may now be quoted at 871 / both for money and time,
and 87i 8 for may. India Bonds, 51 3 pm. ; Exchequer
Bills, 59 60 pm.
Little or nothing has been doing in the Foreign Funds,
Brazilian Bonds, which opened at 52 I, have been rather
heavy at 511; the other Foreign Securities remain still
much depressed, below are the prices.
In Shares Bolanos are worse, and the discount on them
increasing, at present they are 40 30 die.
Three per Cent. Consols, 871 ; Ditto, for Account,
871 a ; and for May, 87i 8 ; Three per Cent. Reduced,
86i- 7 ex. div. ; Three and a half per Cent Reduced, 95i ;
Four per Cent., 1021 ; Ditto, 1826, 1031 1 ex. div.;
India Stock, 2311 21; Bank Stock, 2071 81; India
Bonds, 51 3 ; Exchequer Bills, 59 60 pm.
FORElGN.—Brazilian, 511 21 ; Buenos Ayres, 23 5 ;
Chilian, 19 20 ; Colombian, 14 ; Danish, 651
French, 5 per Cent., 1081 9 ; 3 per Cent., 79180 ; Greek,
14 ; Mexican, Five per Cent., 16 17 ; Six per
Cent., 191 201; Peruvian, 101 11 ; Portuguese, 421 3 ;
Russian, 96 ; Spanish, 91 1.
MrxEs.—Auglo Mexican, 79 7 die. ; Brazilian, 21 3
pm. ; Bolanos, 40 30 die. ; Colombian, 231 21 die. ; Real
Del Monte, 120 30 per share; United Mexican, 29/29 dis.
TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols remain 87j I both for money and account;
Brazilian Bonds have advanced to 53i 54, and Portuguese
to 42i 431; Russian 96 i; and Danish 651 1.
The accounts received by the Brazilian Company are of
such a very favourable nature as to their production of
gold, that the Shares, from 21 23, have advanced to 40
premium, and are at present 36 8.

THREE 0' CL 0 CIL

Consols, 871}
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 871 Danish
Do. for Ac. 871 Greek, 1825 141
Brazilian Bonds 531 Mexican, 1825

Buenos Ayres
Chilian Do. 17
Columbian, 1824 144

Peruvian
Russian 96i
Spanish 91

PARLIAMENT-(THIS DAY.)

'Nothing of any particular interest took place in either
House up' t? our gQlllg to PFest!:

The Princess
.AUGUSTA took an airing in
her carriage yesterday for the first time for the last fort-
night, her Royal Highness having been indisposed during
that time with a slight cold. The Prineem visited the
Duchess of GLoucEsvia, at Gloucester-house. The
Royal sisters afterwards proceeded together to pay a visit
io'a the Ducchess of KR:v-4 at her arurtments in the Ic.in,'s
Palace, at I(ensington.

•
A Board of the Lords Commissioners of
igkatie was held which`was I attended by the
prp,i4eqt of the poar4 of Trade, the ChancFilor of the
Exchequer, and the Ajoter of the Tint.

BIRTH.—On the 24th Nov., at Bombay, the
Lady of Mr. GARDENRR, of a daughter.

The Sessions for the City of London were
held this morning, there were only two eases of assault for
trial, and they did not possess any interest. The Court,
after disposing 4• veve oofmpied a considerable time
in hearing Parish appeals,