The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-13 00:00:00

LIMORE.

Extract of a private, letter from the Agent to
Lloyd's, dated Bahia, September 27 :—" The Imperial
Pedro, Brazilian brig of war, captured off this harbour,
on the 23d instant, and has brought in, a brig of
war belonging to Buenos-Ayres. The Pogripa packet,
which sailed from hence on the 20th instant to Rio Janeiro,
was taken on the 23d, by a brig of war from Buenos.
Ayres. It is reported that two Buenos-Ayrean vessels of
war are cruizing off the harbour. The Thetis, Brazilian
frigate, and two other vessels of war are preparing for sea.

Extract of a private letter from Lisbon, dated
October 24: —" The Cabinets of England, France, and
Austria, perfectly agree on the question of the Represen-
tative Government of this country. It is reported, that
Sir W. A'Couarr will be recalled, and replaced by Mr.'
LAMB. The journey of SALDANIIA to London causes
some matter of conjecture here; it is said, lie is going to
lay before Don Afraum. the state of the country."

The Baltimore Gazette says, " that a report
obtained very general circulation at Monte Video, that
Admiral BROWN had resigned his situation as Commander
in Chief of the Buenos Ayres squadron, and much sensa-
tion was excited in consequence amongst the friends of the
Republic, and a proportionate exultation amongst the Bra-
zilians.

The premium of insurance on vessels to and
from the Mediterranean has advanced, in consequence of
the warlike aspect of affairs. The premium on risks to
Leghorn is six guineas per cent., and much disinclination
is manifested by the Underwriters to take risks at all, in
the direction alluded to.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

PROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Not 12.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W.—
Arrived from London, the Clarendon, Fisher, for
Jamaica; Unicorn, —, for St. Vincent's; David-
son, Barclay, and Hibernia, Rogers, for Jamaica.
Arrived the Hebe, Richmond, from St. John's;
Athan, Cams, from Quebec; Maria, Cleland, from
Cuba; Thorne, Johnstone, from Quebec; British
Tar, Benson, from St. John's ; 'Washington, Jones,
from Cephalonia; Brothers, Jenkinson, from Quebec;
Arno, Saab,from Gibraltar; and President, Gulliver,
from South Seas.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 12.—Wind N. to N. by E.—
Put back the Mary Ann, O'Brien, for Calcutta. Sail-
ed the C. Brook, Bell, for St. Vincent's; Cecrops,
Masson,for Jamaica; Cambria, Coassie, for ditto ; and
Neptunus, Haghbergh, for Cadiz.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived
the Active, Ploys, from Bordean ; the Joseph,
Farin, from Opofto ; the Guernsey, Lilly, from Lis-
bon in ten days. She toox a gentleman on board
from the Sir, W. Brasby, Capt. Smith, on the 9th
instant, wha'had been taken by Capt. S.. from the
wreck of the William Squires, from Liverpool for
Newfoundland, having lost masts, sails, &c. When
left she was under jury masts, doing well, near the
Banks of Newfoundland.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Wind N.W.—Arrived
the Mary, Potter, from Oporto. Arrived off the
Port, the tiddell, Thompson, from Quebec, in thirty
days ; fell in with and took out the crew of the
Violet, Lushwood, from Liverpool for Newfound-
land, with a general cargo, and in a sinking state,
having both masts gone, and every thing swept clean
off decks. On the 29th ult. spoke the Dyher, from
Miramichi, and put the crew of the schooner on
board her.

The Mars, from Sligo, was on shore on the \'Vhrrrf
Bank, Liverpool, on Sunday.
The Hope, Alders, from Newcastle to Hamburgb,
was totally lost near Aucland, on the Ist instant—
crew drowned.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAT).

CITY, TIVELPR CLocr.

We remain without any further intelligence from
Navarin and Constantinople than what we com-
municated yesterday. , The rumour which was cir-
culated, that the account of the battle was known at
Constantinople on the 24th, is now discredited.
The Money market improved upon this report in
the afternoon of yesterday, after the hours of busi-
ness were over. This morning, although little or
no faith is placed in the report, yet many of
the jobbers and . speculators seem inclined to
support the opinion entertained yesterday, that
the Sultan will, upon the receipt of the dis-
astrous news, cause it to be intimated to the Am-
bassadors that he is willing to come to pacific
arrangements: Consols for the Account, have been
done this morning at 84 it; the nearest price at the
present moment iS 85-i buyers. _

The intelligence circulated yesterday that the Am-
bassadors had embarked with their families on board
the ships, until the decision of the Sultan should be
known, is by no means confirmed, although the fact
is considered extremely probable; inasmuch as it is
presumed that when the Governments dispatched
their directions to the different Admirals as
to the course they were to pursue, they sent
notice of these orders to their separate Ambas-
sadors, which, it is conceived, would lie sufficient to
put them on their guard against any surprise. Ex-
chequer Bills, 58 pm. ; India Bonds, 94 pm. The
business transacted has been considerable.

In the Foreign House there has been but little
doing. Mexican Bonds are 53i 1; Colombian, 28;
Brazilian, 591; Greek, 17i; Russian 921 ; Spa-
nish, 10i; Anglo Mexican Mining Shares, 65 dis.;
Brazilian, 32 pm. ; Real del Monte, par ; Tlalpuxa-
hua, 80 dis. ; United Mexican 23 dis.

TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 854 ; Colombian, 271 i;
Mexican, 534

THREE 0' GEV GK.
Consols just done at 85 for Account.

A Cabinet Council has been summoned to as-
semble to-day, at two o'clock, at the Foreign Office.
In the list of killed at Navarin, Captain
STEVENS is described as of the Royal Navy. This is an
error ; Captain STEvENs belonged to the Royal Marines.

His Royal Highness the LORD HIGH AD-
MIRAL arrived at Deptford Victualling-yard yesterday
morning, at ten o'clock, attended by Sir B. MARTIN,
Comptroller of the Navy; the Hon. ROBERT SI'ENCEIt,
Capt. R. N., Private Secretary ; Commodore WHITE ;
Commissioner HILL, &e. &c. It is understood that part
of the dock-yard is about to be taken into the Victualling-
yard, and the slop and bed stores transferred from the
former to the latter, in furtherance of the new arrange-
ments that have been made and are making in those de-
personal directions upon. His Royal High.
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partments, and which his Royal Highness came to inspect
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inspected the operations of the slaughter.
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gs.house, now in full activity in the Victualling-yard, and
the process of salting the beef for the use of his Majesty's
ships.