The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(THIS DAY.)

FROivf LLOYD'S

DEAL, SEPT. 26.—Wind S.E.--The outward-
bound have sailed. Arrived, the Ellen,. Penman,
from Jamaica; Richard and Sibella, from ditto ; La
Leanc, from Ireland; and Atalanta, from Hamburgh.
The latter reported to have been on shore near
Dungeness.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Wind E.S.E.--The
Neptunus, from Gottenburgh for Cadiz, has come
into harbour, having been in contact with hiS Ma-
jesty's ship Tyne, one of the experimental squadron,
off Dunore, at nine o'clock last night. The Neptu-
nus lost mizen-mast, sails, rigging, &c., jib-boom, part
of head, and other damage. The Tyne has sprung
bowsprit and foremast, and has. come into Spithead.
Sailed, the Valleyfield, Johnson, for Bombay; and
Elizabeth, Carr, for St. Joint's. The outward-bound
have sailed, except the Jean Baptiste, for Pernam-
buco.

HULL, SEPT. 26.--Arrived, the Francis, Parker,
from Cadiz, passed on the 27th ult. a squadron, con-
sisting of 15 sail, bound to Algiers.
YARMOUTH, SEPT. 26.--The Moon, Storey, ran
on the Barber Sand, but was assisted off by a boat.

His Majesty's ship Blanche, from Lima for Valpa-
raiso and Rio Janeiro, has arrived at Plymouth.
The Coaster, Palmer,from Yarmouth, was driven
on the Bondicar Rock, near Warkworth, on Sunday;
cargO and materials saved.
The Rambler, Shelling, of Yarmouth, capsized in
the Trent on Sunday ; crew saved.
The Caledonian, Hodnat, arrived in the River,
from Jamaica; spoke the Raikes, Pixley, from
Jamaica to London the Sth ult., off Honda Bay;
the Reward, from Jamaica, was in sight on the 10th
bff Cape Florida, and saw her again off the Banks of
Newfoundland.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWELVE o' CLocx.

• The British Funds have not been particularly at-
tended to this • morning, the chief interest having
been paid to the Foreign Market. Consols opened
at 864 both for money and account, they were
afterwards a shade lower; being 864, but recovered
to their present price, 861 looking heavy; India
Bonds are 92.1, and Exchequer Bills a little lower,
being 48 9 pm. Money still continues plentiful in
the City. Before the opening of the Foreign Stock
Exchange, it was generally known that his Majesty's
ship Blanche had arrived at Devonport from Rio de
Janeiro direct, and as it was by this vessel some de-
cided intelligence was expected on the subject of the
ratification of peace between the Brazil and
,Buenos
Ayres Government, considerable anxiety was felt.
on the subject. The result of the information re-
ceived has been a complete contradiction to.the confi-
dent expectations entertained by many sanguine per-
sons, who had calculated, as a certainty, there would
be no difficulty in this point; the ratification had
been refused by. the authorities at Buenos Ayres, if
it can be said that they have any at present, for all
persons in authority had been compelled to retire
from their offices by a party
.hostile to peace,
in which the lower part of the populace had given
their assistance, and nothing but confusion was the
order of the day in the town ; a few, not more than
two lettere were brought' to Rio de Janeiro by the
Heron, •but accounts from thence bringing further
intelligeneimay be expected hourly, as the British
Packet would sail in a few days, for England, after
touching at Rio de Janeiro ; the moment this news
got wind, Brazilian Bonds, for which early there
was no price quoted, fell from 64 to 61 ; Bue-
nos-Ayres from 54isto 53; in Mexican, as the ac-
count day is approaching, the price has been well kept
up, and they have been done as high as 504. They are
now a little lower, 50i. The account looks bearish,
which may, perhaps, aid the advance.
Brazilian Mines have declined to 24 pm. In other
speculations nothing doing.
Three per Cent. Consols, 864 i; ditto for the Account
861 ; India Bonds, n 4 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 4S 9 pm.
Foarim—Brazilian, 61 ; Buenos Ayres, 53;
Chilian, 28 b ; Colombian, 1824, 28 ; Danish, 62i a;
Greek, 15 16 ; 'Mexican 5 per Cent., 39 40 ; Ditto, 8
per,Cent., 494 50; Petuvian, 23 5; Portuguese, 76 6;
Russian, 92 a ; Spanish, 01 10.
Mrs:EL—Anglo Mexican, 57i 5 die. ; Brazilian, 26
pm. ; Colombian, 8 9 per Aare; Real del Monte, par ;
Tlalpaxahua, 30 die. ; United Mexican Mines, 21 20 die.

Two o' CLocz.

Consols have continued drooping, and receded to
86i but recovered to 86i and are now 86
sellers again.
Exchequer Bills have fallen to 58'pm. Brazilian
Bonds have gone down to 60; Buenos Ayres have
also been depressed to 51. Mexican are 51.
The news from Brazil seems to have had
an effect on the Mines, which ate flatter. The
Blanche frigate, it is reported, has brought the Com-
pany upwards of 6001bs. weight of gold, worth up-
wards of 30,0001. sterling.
THREE 0' CL 0 C.K.
Consols for Account, 86k, sellers.