The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(TNIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S,

DEAL, SEPT. 5 --Wind N.E.—Arrived from
London, and sailed, the Albion, Procter, for New
South Wales. _

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. s.—Wind E.=—Sailed, his
Majesty's ship Briton, for Quebec.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 4.—Wind E.—Arrived off
Port, the Mary Ann, O'Brien, from Calcutta;
Allies, Cunningham, from Havannah; Pero, Rolle,
from Teneriffe ; and Chieftain, Patterson, from St.
Vincent's.

..............
HULL, SEPT. s.—The Lord Wellington, Harri-
son, arrived this morning from Greenland, with
13 fish, 105 to 110 tons of oil; Captain H. left the
ice on the 20th nit. and reports the Hull ships, viz. :
Keiro IS Sill l3O tone.
Elizabeth
Ariel 4 lO
Venerable
Abraham
Progress 7
The two latter vessels had proceeded for Davis's
Straits. _ . _

Admiralty Office, Sept. 5, 1827.

. .
Sift—ln return to your letter of this date, I am com-
manded by his Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral to
acquaint you, that his Royal Highness has given orders to
the Admirals at Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, to send
out any vessels within their reach to supply the trade which
may be detained in the Chops of the Channel, and in want
of water and provisions.—l am, Etc.
Mr. Bennett, Lloyd's. (Signed) JOHN BARROW.

NORTH and SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEt- HOUSE.
CALCUTTA, APRIL G. Arrived the Ist of
March the brig Bon Pere, Auger, from Bourbon.
2d. Alexander, Ceylott, from ditto.
Bth. Asia, Felix, Jellicoe, from Bombay, Tan. 10,
and Columbo, Feb. 5.
10th. Canadian, Reed, from London, Oct. 1.
15th. Shaco en Straco, Robertson,. from Isle of
France, Madras, and -.
17th. William Wilson, Brumwell, from Mau-
ritius, Jan. 6, and March 5.
20th. Clansman, Snowden, from Clyde, Oct. 7.
24th. Agenoria, West Indiaman, Baker, from
London, Sept. 1, and Cape of Good Hope, Dec. 24.
25th. Mellish, Vincent, from London, Sept. 23,
Cape of Good Hope, Dec. 31, Madras, March 12,
and Vizagapatam, March 18.
29th. Hon. Company's ship, Temate, Denton,
from Amherst Town March 12.
30th. James Sibbald, K. S. Forbes, from London,
June 23. -
31st. Bark, David, Malcolm, Hannah, from Ran-
goon, March 11.
March 2d. Sailed, the Rockingham, Fothering-
ham, for London.
3d. Incomparable,Alves, for Lisbon ; Indian Oak,
Reid, for Mauritius.
4th. Mercury, Oakley, for Sumatra.
sth. Bark, Prince of Wales, Dove, for ditto.
7th. Bark, Bride, Brown, for Liverpool.
Bth. Emerald, Webb, for Boston.
10th. Duke of Bedford, Parsons, Clydesdale,
Rose, for London.
12th. Maria Ann, Washington, for Sumatra.
13th. James Colvin, Pritchard, for Penang.
15th. Sophia, Barclay, for London.
16th. Nearchus, Brixey, for Batavia.
24th. Laburnam, for London.
27th. Louisa, Mackie, for Leith.
29th. Johanna, Bernard, for Madras.
CALCUTTA, APRIL 5.-A few small parcels of
cotton have changed hands among native dealers,
and our quotations are fully supported; stock very
low.

The Indigo Market keeps steady, with rather an
increased demand, and clearing fast. Accounts from
Jessore yesterday hold out a favourable prospect for
the ensuing crop. A considerable fall of rain in that
quarter, during the week, has enabled the planters
to go on with their sowing.
The demand for piece goods has of late been very
limited. Saltpetre and Sugar continue in fair re-
quest.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TrrßLrs o'CLocr.

The attendance of the Members at the English
Stock Exchange has again been very limited this
morning, and the market seems to be almost deserted;
there is an evident lack of speculation at present.
Consols opened at 87f for account, and 871 f for
money; a bargain was afterwards effected at 871,
buyers, but they have since returned to the opening
price, and remain stationary with scarcely any busi-
ness doing. India Bonds are 92 4, and Exchequer
Bills, 59 60 pm.

The Foreign Funds are, if possible, less interesting
than the British, and there has not been a single sale
reported all the morning, prices remaining as near
as possible at the same quotations as yesterday ;
Mexican G per cent. Bonds, 674; Colombian,
294 304; Portuguese, 7G ; and Russian, 93ii•
Nothing fresh can be st..ted relative to Shares, and
the same apathy seems to attend these speculations
which has seized the English and Foreign Funds.
Three per Cent. Consols, 874 4; ditto for the Accouut,
874 4 ; India Bonds, 92 4 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 59 60 pm.
FlaßElGlN'—lirazilian, 67 4 ; Buenos Ayres, 62 4 ;
Chilian, 27 9 ; Colombian, 1824, 294 304 ; Danish, 624;
Greek, 15 16 ; Mexican 5 per Cent., 544 54 ; Ditto 6 per
Cent., 67 4 ; Peruvian, 241 54 ; Portuguese, 76 4 ;
Russian, 934 4 ; Spanish, 10i i•
Mnixs.—Anglo Mexican, 55 50 dia. ; Brazilian, 21 3
pm. ; Colombian, 8 9 per share; United Mexican, 20 19 dis.

Two o' aver.

Consols remain without the smallest movement,
at Sn for account, and no business.
The only sale in the Foreign Market has been
in Colombian Bonds, to the amount of 7,000!.,
which caused them to go from 29/ to 30k.

THREE O' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 87i
FOUR O'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.

Consols 871
Do. for Ac. 87
Brazilian Bonds 67i-
Buenos Ayres Do. 62+
Chiliau Do.
Columbian, 1824, 30

:Danish Bonds 63
Greek Do. 1825,
Mexican Do. 1825 67
Peruvian Do.
Russian Do. 93f
Spanish Do. 101

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON..--NEW-
CASTLE-upoic-ThiE, SEPTEMBER 4.—We are enabled to
state upon authority, that his Grace the Duke of Wel-
lington purposes being at Wynyard, the seat of the Marquis
of Londonderry, on Saturday the 22d instant. The
Mayor and Corporation of Newcastle, intend availing
themselves of the opportunity, to invite the Noble Duke '
to a sumptuous entertainment, at the Mansion-house, in
that town ; and should his Grace's stay in the North
permit it, there is every probability that the hospitality of
the town will be further manifested by a grand dinner at
the Assembly Rooms, to which the Noble Duke will be in-
vited by the merchants of Newcastle. Such, at least, is
the current report of the day.
We have heard it mentioned that the Dean of
Salisbury, Dr. Pearson, will he the new Bishop; but can-
not say that we attach much importance to the rumour.—
Brighton Gazette.

Tuesday night a fire was discovered on .\\ ar-
Den Farm, near Mitcheldever, Hants, the property of Sir
Thos. Baring, I3art.,•and in the occupation of Mr. Dow-
den, which destroyed three barns filled with corn, two
stables, thrashing machine, &c. &c. to the value of 1,8001.
The whole was insured in the Norwich Union Office.—
Bath Chronicle.
An artizan has decamped with a fair one from
this neighbourhood, leaving chargeable to one of our parishes
a wife and several children. The poor woman has met
with many crosses. A few years ago she married the ser-
vant of a military officer, and after living a short time with
him, she at breakfast one morning received a letter, in-
forming her that the man had been married before, and
that hit wife was living. Some time after she was mar-
ried to her present husband, who was in the habit of fre-
quently ornamenting her face and eyes with a blue tinge.—
Brighto4 Piper.