The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-04 00:00:00

de TATISCHEF (Russia), the Marquis de CAok
MAN (France), Mr. GORDON (England), Alici
the Prince de lIATZFELD (Prussia).

CHILI BONDS.
In consequence of the heavy payment of 6°
per cent:, which becomes due on the 30th SePt"
a Petition was sent to, the Contractors of the
Chili Loan to postpone the above payment, to
which the following Answer was sent :

[ABSTRACT.]

We have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, try'
mitted to us this day, in which you submit that it would be
convenient to the holders of certificates of Chili Stock to nl4e
the remaining payment upon the Loan, in three equal anicaluts
of 20 per cent. each, on the. 30th instant, the 15th Plc"
vember, and the 31st of December, rather than in un4e,
payment of sixty per cent., which latter mode, it
stated, might lead to some inconvenience, at a time wiut,
ll
two new Loans are said to be coming into the rhatitei
' As it is distinctly expressed in the certificates, that the
e',
60 per cent. may remain unpaid until the latest period ille4;
tioned in your letter, with the condition that those who de
pay on or before the 30th inst. will not be entitled to the dis"
vidend of 3 per cent., due on that day, we infer from your let•
ter that the object of the parties subscribing it is to sectue
dividend payable on the 30th instant to those who I°l'3
the payment of the remaining 60 per cent. at the thy'
periods you specify. Feeling as we do, every disposhl,,
to meet the views of persons interested in Chili Stll4
we regret exceedingly that we have not the power of tweed' 1
to the proposition which you make. This was fully deeli,
on a late occasion when, upon the unauthorized aPPeglsnsi,
in the public journals of the statement that we had made sit
teration in the periods of payment of the remaining sum due '114;
the certificates, we distinctly stated that we had not anY stli•
O'
power. Anticipating, however, the possibility of some - hit
cation of the nature of the present, we thought it right At
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time to confer thereon with the Envoy (now in Paris) oc,
declared that, having communicated officially to his pe.
vernment the precise terms on which the loan was ope
gociated, he felt that he could not alter, in anY.niot
respect, the conditions which bind all parties. 'We c`-01,3
but hope that notwithstanding two new loans are stated
of die ?olio
coming into the market, the extension of the time
ment of the instalments of certain other Stocks enumeteteort
your letter will operate as an abundant relief of anY prLod,
which such projected operations might otherwise have °loot
Permit us to add, that on all occasions we shall feel the $r irate'
pleasure in studying the convenience and promoting the
rests of the holders and brokers in the Chili Stock, as fur
be-consistent with our duties to all parties.
Your most obedient Servant.

The determination of the population of °lticol'i
to convert their country into an indePeti'lle
limited Monarchy; instead of establishing
publican form of government, like the rest
or
American States,' seems to have excited the
prise of no small proportion of our 910.11
Whigs ! who appear to be not quite satisfied sq-ii
revolution, resulting in a'' circumstance Wille
in itself so curious, and so unexpected," by treeofil
that they " deem the 'subject deserving °f 5 fle
speculative remarks!" In our simplieitiltbst
should have thought it much more probalilehece
English Whigs would have been struck with ttbeui
riousness of a series of revolutions, if nos $
e °loud
had terminated in the _establishment Of de'
Monarchy, and that the tendency of their
strati
culative remarks " would have been to
the superiority of that form of governalent oiyo
the principles of their political creed rec°s et'
h Wel
as preferable to all others !—lt appears°
, ad"
°
that the Whigs, whatever may be their road
sions, secretly hope that the inevitable tearelli
of all political change is to overturn o.l3caoissi
from its foundations, acd to erect ItePublie„ore
t
on its ruins: for, a new state, just severed do
old Monarchy, and just starting into latlePenaoc#
existence under Monarchical institutions, i 5 t°
currence which takes them by surPrise:bot,
ore
their apprehension is not less " curious 5
11714 he
expected ! !"—The secret views of the of t
ss
-
hal
further betrayed by their recapitolati°° e
motives to which in their surprise, therrl hese or/e'
signed the choice of the Mexicans,---morgil
that Mexico contains an establishel °
osse- el
that many of its inhabitants are P-
most
d
great wealth,--and and that the superior a" otiO
toy'
telligent portion of the population °r et
as I of
that the mass of their countrymen arelle° t/°'
o°l ignorant and unenlightened for the aP= eot)
democratic principles to their Gover°
har /
simple forms of which would n°`
Alec*" re
with their present habits and Pre-' tile
The forms and institutions of MO e O ,
„
sPe
fore, in the estimation of, the Whigs, are
for a people who are "backward in el-
JO' it 4
cies of literature," 'while republinca 5 0
0" posse 1011'
sure to be agreeeble to any nati
ViThl;s 5°
" su the
perior intelligence !" The
cloy,
surely expect to see a republic sPee ,ept of
rePre'
Wished in England, since they fires
rogr
intelligence of this people to Pavan
„ice-,
to be progressing, under their r
highest elevation ! !

We have inserted in our Paver ibihsooadrd
account of a Dinner given at Belfast in lea pt
ttpharkeieeEt:arfrrloi.nomftpti ONEGAL, who is a great ncoat't
qte ritlf
tan Inriesihghphaopuerrh,ocoaclll
eioe freis;,,
twhich, in point of Radicalism, is fa/110100P
h
e most notorious of the Loncl°ll