The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-13 00:00:00

SHIPPINO INTELLIGENCE.--(THIS DAY.

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, OCT. 1 2.—Wiud W.—Arrived the Fanny,
Sprigger, froth Quebec; and Clio, Hopper, from
Sierra Leone. Arrived from London, the William,
Boyce, for Constantinople ; Isabella, Melville, for
Dominica; and Protector, Thomas,_ for Swan River.
PLYMOUTII, OCT. 11.—Wind W.—Arrived tho'
Kate, Meddon, from the Mauritius, sailed the 28th
of June. The Elphinstone, Miranda, and Integrity,
had arrived from London; Kerswell, from the Cape
of Good Hope; and the Hebe, from New South
Wales. The Anna, Robertson, arrived there from
Calcutta, but leaky, and discharged part of bur
cargo, and stopped the leak as they supposed, took
all on board again, proceeded to sea, and after being
out nine days returned, making twelve inches per
hour. The Winscall had arrived from Calcutta,
and was discharging. The Betsey, of Leith, sailed
for Calcutta with troops. A small squadron of
French men of war had caused a little anxiety at the
Mauritius, until their destination was ascertained to
be against Madagascar, to take possession of Tuma-
tana, Port Dauphine, and Isle St. Maria, places which
they formerly bad in possession.
BRISTOL, OCT. 11.---Arrived the Wakefield,
from Quebec; and Emma, Bowen, from
Bilboa.

LIvERPOOL, OCT. 11.----Arrived the Attaliah,
Lotherington, from Macao; Dido, Tobin, from
Africa; Scotia, Simpson, and Thomas, White, from
Quebec.
HARWICH, OCT. 12.—The Emelie,
Mau, from Liverpool to Dantzic, has been assisted
in here by a boat's crew, having been struck by a
sea on the Bth inst. on the Swart Bank, which car-
ried away the mate and carpenter, bulwarks, both
companions, and nearly cleared the deck.

The Unicorn, Trump, from Quebec to Liverpool,
and several oilier vessels, were on sl;ore at Isle
Masanne the sth ult., during a gale.
The Jane, Aither, from Ayr to Belfast, foundered
near Gerons Point the 7th inst. _ .

The Arethusa, from Newcastle to Rio Janeiro,
was abandoned by the crew, near Yarmouth, the
Bth inst., with four feet water in her hold.
The Mars, Getty, from Newport to Bideford, was
wrecked at Ilfracmnb the Sth inst.; crew saved.

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwxtrE o' CLOCK.

Calcutta Papers to the 22d April, Quebec
Papers, to the 10th Sept., and Mauritius Papers to
the 28th June, have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house.
The Calcutta Papers, though not of a later date
than the last received, are rather interesting in re-
gard to the Indigo crop, which state that letters were
received from the adjacent districts, giving but a
melancholy account of the progress made by the
Planters in their sowings, the greater part of whom
complain bitterly, whilst others write in apparently
good spirits ; the truth is, that the rains have been
partial ; the sowings amount to half and three-fourths
of the lands in cultivation, and but a very few gen-
tlemen have been fortunate enough to complete
their sowings, and some complain they have had no
rain at all. In the Moorshebabad, Kishenger, Jes-
sere, and Jellalpore, loud complaints are making ;
and it is the general opinion that down to the pre-
sent date the season promises to be much like that
of the past year.
(From the Quebec Paper of the 10th Sept.)
ST. JOHN'S NEW BRUNSWICK, AUG. 25.—We
are enabled to state, with certainty, that instructions
have been received from home by his Honour the
President, to appoint the Rev. B. G. Gray to the
situation of Archdeacon of this Province, and it only
waits the sanction of the Bishop of Nova Scotia.
By a letter received from Riviere du Loup, it
appears that the surveying party under Captain
Bayfield were at that place on the 3d inst., having
returned from the Gulf.
The Mauritius Papers contain observations from
a correspondence with the Secretary of the-Royal
Astronomical Society of London, addressed to his
Excellency the Governor by the Vice-President of
the Royal Asiatic Society, stating that the Isle of
France seems to be admirably fitted for astronomi-
cal observations. The climate is healthy, and the
sky at all times uncommonly clear and serene, ex-
cepting for a short time, when there are violent gales
of wind.
Consols opened this morning at the same price
they left off yesterday, 89-a sellers for the Account,
and for November 89k; at present the Market ap-
pears like a volcano. Thursday being settling day
in Consols, it is expected the Bulls will give the
Bears a severe lecture for their temerity. As yet
it is impossible to say whether it will turn out
Bull or Bear account. Money is becoming more
plentiful.
By the Hamburg packet, it is expected that we
shall have the official articles of the Treaty of Peace
with the Turks.
In the Foreign Market little or no business doing,
therefore current prices cannot be quoted at present.
ENGLISH
Bank Stock,-.2114 12j
India Stock, 2211 222-A-
S per Cent. Gins. 891
Ditto Reduced, BE4 1,
Do., for Account, 594
:Consuls for NOTelll

FUNDS.
3 per Cent. 9S
New 4 per Cent., 103-4-
4 per Cent. 1526 104 a
India Bonds, 61 62
Exchequer Bills, 71 72
Ter Account, 891. i.

FOREIGIs

FUND.
Greek, 193: !I
Mexican, 113:11
Peruvian, 103- II
Portuguese, 41-
PfU63lllO,
Russian, 1011
Spanish, 11 Si
TW 0 O' CL O CR.

Brazilian, 821
Buenos Ayres, 23 25
Chilian, 19} 201
Colombian, 1711
Danish, 70t 711
French, 5 per Cent. 107 9
Ditto, 3 per Cent. Sll

Letters from Bourdeaux, of the Gth of October,
bring accounts that, owing to the continuance of the
bad weather, great damage has been done to the
vintage, and the quality of the wine of 1829 will
not prove good.
The letters from Egina of the Ist September
state, that when the President was passing Spezzia
on his way to Poros, Admiral Heyden was off
Poros, with the greater part of his squadron.
Count Augustine Capo d'lstria left Egina for the
Continent, with a large sum of money, to pay the
troops of Eastern Greece, who had revolted, not
being paid for some time past.
No speculation of consequence is at present going
forward in the Consol market. The only business
doing is making up the account against next Thurs-
day. Consols have continued the whole of the
morning at 89k for the present Account, and 89?
buyers for November. The holiday of the Hebrews
still continues, consequently but few of them ap-
peared in the market.
To-morrow is settling day in the Foreign market.
There is great hustle today in settling accounts.
Brazil is the only Stock in Which any thing is doing.
The other Foreign Securities remain at yesterday's
prices.

THREE O' CL O CK.
Consols for account, S9i ; Ditto for Nov. 89-3-.

THE MILITARY-LOCAL POLICE.

Cork, October 4, 1829

(From the Cork Constitution.)
We are authorised to state, that in addition to the
correspondence which has been already made public
on the subject of the withdrawing of the Military
Guards, and substituting a Police in lieu thereof, the
following official communication has since been re
ceived by the 'Mayor :

C. With reference to former communications on the
same subject, I have now the honour to acquaint you, that
Major-General Sir G. Bingham has received a communica-
tion from Dublin, stating, that, to enable the civil authori-
ties at Cork to make the necessary arrangements for forming
a Local Police, that the Military Guards furnished in aid
of the civil power, " may not he withdrawn until the first
of Notember."--I have the honour to be, Sir, &e.
C. TURNER, Lieut.-Col. and A. A. G.
To the Mayor of Cork.