The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-08 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY; TarsurE ecLor.
Extract of a letter from the Havannah, the g4t"
of August :—On the 22d inst. a part of the Or-
dition returned to this port under convoy of the
frigate Restaurateur. The troops landed about
.0
miles from Tampico, on the 27th of July,without
opposition; and the Commander, with his foreth
will remain on the coast till more troops shall halt:
arrived from here, which will consist of 2,000 Vs'
and Mulattoes. After Tampico is taken, the squad
will sail for Vera Cruz. '1 he Spanish schooner'
formerly the Mosque of Baltimore, which was tram
time since secretly employed by our Government
for the purpose of communicating with the difierrlitt
parties in Mexico, arrived this day, and reports til°
no favourable understanding has been entered ittrll
and it is much feared that the expedition will Sl'
effect their object. Not long since the Brazilisli
schooner Desert from Rio Jantiro, with a cargo ej
junk beef, entered this harbour; as soon as her eerit
was known to the Captain-General, he ordered 111;
Brazilian National flag to be lowered, and
'again to be displayed in the port of Havannah. Th
has created not a little surprise in this City.
From the further improvement in the Exchartj
produce has met with a decline in proportion, 1,
as the new crops of coffee come more abundset4
into market, we think the prices must go
lower; the stock of sugar, hides, and horns, to It/
and quotations nominal. Excharge on Londontkem
Montreal Papers to the 10th Sept., and Quey.
to the 9th Sept. have been received at the Mottil
and South American Coffee-house. dei
The Montreal Paper states, from Upper Canst
that it is the intention of his Excellency Sir Jo);
Colborne to assemble the Legislature in the tont
of November next. His Excellency Sir 1001
Kemp, with Colonel Heriot, arrived at Drummon
Villa on the 29th August, and his Excellency's Wert
through the eastern townships created much inter°
among the inhabitants.
that
The Quebec Paper of the Bth Sept. says, -to
the past month was one of the finest ever rent;
bered for getting in the various fruits of the ea,..`
r.,:3
thousands of loads of hay and grain have
housed in the finest condition, and without one°r°ll,
of rain; and the wheat harvest begins about gUd
middle of the month, and in many places is a ;,..
average crop, and the quality generally good.
ley is a good crop, but the grain is not of the ntl"
quality. the
Consols, which left off yesterday at 89k for or
Account, and 89i,t- for Money, opened at the sal
price this morning ; since which they have beet 0)
done at 89i buyers for the Account, and 89i selhe.
for Money.
The Paris Express, received this morning, brinio
some corroboration of the signing of the peace
0,
the Eatt—which, from the source of information
received it, some days since, could not be doublei
although the official accounts are not as yet receive
but may be expected in a few daye. je
We can state that there is an increase in
Customs of this Quarter's Reveiale, princiPtr
owing to the high duties on corn, large sums et
which have been paid at a duty of more than 140,r,
quarter of wheat ; but we have to state, holver'te
that within these few days the Custom duties hare
rather fallen off. With respect to the Excise the
is certainly some deficiency ; and with regard to t
Stamp duties, they are not favourable.
Bermuda Papers to the 12th August have -
lb
been received, but are void of intelligence. „of
The private letters from Lisbon, by the olulo.
yesterday, state that numerous murders are reata
mitted in the above capital by both parties : it cse"

greut consternation among the inhabitants. or
A telegraphic despatch has been received at Si;
lon, stating that the Comraander of the block" ore
squadron off Algiers, states that two Corsair' jog
ready to sail from that port, and warns the shiPP

not to leave their convoys.
It was reported at Lisbon that, on the 27th Strit
tember, the Spanish Envoy would be received
ce
Court with great pomp, when he was to annour!p,
the recognition of Don Miguel by the King of Se
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
ENGLISH FUNDS. _ _

3 per C.eat.. Odic
Do., fir Aceetit., Silk
—•— -

Four IT; Cent. 1546
India Stock, MI Ogg

Ditto Reduced,

Isislia Head.. 60 d!

Si per Cent. ditto, I
New 4 per Cent., 1031 1
Consolb fur Novembei

Bank Stack,
Exchequer BON, 70 11
Account, ssi so.

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The Waterloo, from Jamaica, arrived from New
York the 12th ulr., bound to London, dismasted,
towed in by the American brig Meriod.
Arrived in the Downs the 7th, the Endymion,
from Berbice ; and Lord Stewart, Huddart,
from Miramichi.
The Fame, Malcolm, from Port Patrick, is totally
lost in the St. Laurence.
The Abeona, Tait, from Belfast, is on shore in the
St. Laurence, with loss of rudder, anchor, and cable.
The Milo, Bouser, from Dublin to Memel, was
totally wrecked on Saturday night near Jersey ; crew
saved.

The Rison, Dodson, from London, sunk in the
Mersey on Tuesday morning, having struck on the
North. Bank; crew saved.
The Leander, Fell, from Havannah, arrived at
Virginia the 4th ult. with loss of sails, &c., bound
to London.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.--(T D A Y.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, OCT. 7.—WiNd N.E.—Arri,ved from Lon-
don, the John, Munro, for Berbice.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W.—
Sailed the Flushing, Kempe, for Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Perseverance,
Buckington, from Sierra Leone; and Hayden, Smith,
from Quebec.

GUERNSEY, OCT. 4.—Arrired the Laura, Mel-
lish, from Rio Janeiro.
BRISTOL, OCT. 6.—Anived the Augusta, Bid-
den, from Demerara; and Maiy Jane, —, from
Prince Edward's Island.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 6.--Arrived the Floraville,
Stephenson, from Monte Video.
CORK, OCT. s.—Off Port, the Mount Stewart,
Elphinstone, from Bombay.