The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-28 00:00:00

room.

After the Report of the Committee appointed ,
at the Mansion-house on the 11th inst. had been
read, several speeches were made, and resolutions,
agreed to in furtherance of the objects of the'
meeting.

The French Papers of Saturday have bees
received by Express, but they leave the
question of peace exactly as before. They give
no details as to its progress or as to the terms
every thing is said to be left to the generosity of
the Emperor NICHOLAS, r‘ho is understood to
be more moderate than his friends give biul
credit for. A short time will show.

New York Papers have been received to the

Gth of September, but they contain no news.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, Twin's o' &e'er.
The following Bulletin was published at Madrid.
OR the 14th Sept.:—

To TUB MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The King, our Lord, was at Church since half"
past three o'clock, and about five o'clock, at th°'
period when he was on his knees, he fainted swill'
and in this situation we found him, and he remained
senseless fur twenty minutes, but we have the PCn'
sulation to inform your Excellency that by the Os'
sistance rendered his Majesty he recovered agoil4
without having suffered internally.
When the above information was spread in 0°
capital rarious conjectures were afloat on the evenq
some said that the King was attacked by an se'
plectic fit.
The apostolic party report that a treaty is on 10
tapis between Spain and the Grand Powers of P 7:
rope, us well as with the Brazil. Portugal,
cording to this Treaty, is to be entirely abandoo%
to Don Miguel, and Ferdinand will cede to Do°";
Maria Gloria the provinces of Rio de Plata, for 11*-
.
loss of Portugal.
They write from Barcelona, 16th Sept., that tit't
Spanish Government have sent orders to Cps;Espagee to desist from executing persons candela'''.
to death. tst
Accounts from the Frontiers of Wallachia, 3- fn
Aug., state that all the artillery of the siege -g
Guergewo has been sent to Shumln, and thsi.
General Geismar will receive a reinforcement° •
24,000 men by the middle of September. -;
with They write from Vienna that on the 30th A°,o"
was concluded at the camp before
.Constentinor,e!
an Armistice between Diebitsch and the Reis Effenal,
under the mediation of England, France, and Austrit
htihsedHayebbreei:gs, at
hgerpearitnchioplai di apyarTofetwhaYt
peaerr:sa*;
are absent from the Stock Exchange, consequilett
there is but little business doing. Consols, libif", the;
offon Saturday at 894 for the ACCOIMI,OpeneuaZ ye'
same price this morning, since which they Plied
been; done at 894 4, and at present may be 9°ol ,
at 894 4, and"B94 4 for money.
The surprise of the public is still great, at oPt:rre,:
ceiving the official account of the signing of the
liminaries of peace in the East, which must be i,
counted for by its first going to the Emperor °•,,
St. Petersburgh for his ratification. er."
In the Foreign market thrreis nothing doing 05Y
TWO O'CLOCIG_,
Consols, which were in the early part of the 100r,`;1.
ing at 894 for the Account, are at present 87'
sellers, and 894 4 for Money. Some business'
°tel
been doing, but no speculations to any great
In the Foreign Market Brazil Stock declioo.
2 per cent. in the first part of the mornings 11,:fe
which a re-action has taken place; and they
improved. In other Foreign Securities little
OP d°l;ji.
Letters from Lisbon state, that when the of
tion left St. Michael's it consisted of 3,000.14
and on the 13th August there were only revs'
1,100 men, 600 of which were landed at st'
chael's, 200 at Fayal, and 300 at St. tic" aPico, and Graciosa ; and amongst which we vet
number of wounded. Admiral Prego has it IS
dared to appear before Don Miguel, Or frog
stated that when Don. Miguel heard of t'lLed so
of his Expedition he wept, saying that be DB
officers he could depend on.
r,
THREE O'CA.--

Consols for Account, 89#.
O'
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRIG
Consols 89i Danish 71 ,„
Do. for Ac. 89f Greek, 1825 1"
Brazilian Bonds 63 Mexican, 1825 --
Buenos Ayres Peruvian --
Chilian Do. Russian 101
Columbian, 1821, 17 Spanish --

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INTELLIGENCE.--(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, SEPT. 26 and 27.—Wind S.W.—Arrived
from London, the Afflick, Fell, for Demerara. Ar-
tired the Netherlands sloop-of-war Sirene, from
,
viushing; Katharine Stewart, Forbes, from the
Rteer ; and Othello, Knight; from Ghent.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 26 and 27.—Wind W.S.W.
Arrived the. Sir William Bensley, from Quebec;
linpe transport, from Hull ; and Amphitrite transport,
riam Jersey, with loss of train-boom. Passed the
Surinam, Clairs, for Surinam.
PALMOUTH, SEPT. 25 and 2G.—Wind
Off Port, the Margaret Boak, Eldridge, from An-
tlgtta ; and selvidere, Hall, from Bay Chaleur.
MARGATE, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the Rival, Wal-
lace, from Jamaica.
COWES, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the Nautilus, Nash,
from Chinn, sailed the 12th of April.
I.IvERPOOL, SEPT. 96.--Arrived the Fame,
Itoberts, from Africa ; Lord Byron, Pickering, from
La Guayra ; and Calista, Pallot, from Honduras.
DUBLIN, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Speedy, Evans,
from Honduras; and Sally, Ditchburn, from Quebec.
GaßENocx, SEPT. 25.—Artived the King Henry,
from Demerara.
BELFAST, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Concordia,
Britten, from New York.

The Little Anne, Richards, from Liverpool, has
out into Waterford, out 43 days, bound to New-
nndland leaky, lost sails, bulwarks, &c., and part
of the cargo thrown overboard.
The Indemnity, from Demerara, is supposed to
be arrived in the Channel.
The Alcinea, Petrie, was wrecked on Gothland
the 30th ult., most of the cargo saved.