The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-12 00:00:00

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lb. other, offering various prices for the Pe-
inzianL°all. A scene like this is truly disgust-
tli,V, "en We reflect on the high commercial
'`Y ``'llich the Royal Exchange of this coun-
ty 1,
“itS IC)ng dcquired all over the world.

beb.r ."Isil DEBT.—A;7I;e subject of the Spanish
most must be interesting to commercial men iii
b„ Parts of Europe, it may be desirable to lay
_p
hie our readers a correct view of the guarantee
Sch can
be obtained for negociations with the
P.,,,!lish Government.
30:110,
InscriptionsN 'ti on a I Debt of every kind, in-
siots p life-annuities, gratuities, pen-
, &c., amounts to the
T:ll,soiseilszitaibse'aidricidginintotetrwes parts :
;:ehui..e_hat.ivithout interest .
:ation t . 3,492,642,818
al:
the
valuation 2,069,333,513
made of the disposable.
gaged f MPerty which may be mort-
Payment of the debt is fixed

5,561,976,331 reals.

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8,000,000,000 -
The g The difference, therefore, is - , .'3 65,4
due, ale of the national property is continued, and the pro-
di,`.;3 devoted to the extinction of the debt. In spite of the
pl7.llqce
has hitherto prevailed at these sales, they have
the on an average an augmentation of 80 per cent. above
7tetij ilawat'il°icnii• At present there is reason to believe that the
.sf ales, better regulated by an intelligent and vigorous
veri'o,ll traion, will produce a still greater increase of 20 per
the price of the first valuation. In consequence the
pro„ tn Government may dispose of six milliards of national
iheraratym, zihnegluoiashma sum of 5,561,976,331 reals, added to

in:eue IVhig Club of Cheshire and the adjoin-
e'
A-4'llll6es held their second anniversary on
crinesday, at the Royal Hotel, Chester, Lord
theEpwE in the Chair. The President of the Club,
or —art GitosvENon, was present. The business
the Cl
Wh• h was dispatched before dinner, after
°f the
lc
h
o- the company sat down to the pleasures
drink. Convivial board ; and finished the day by
the lug, " In spite of the Congress of Verona,
cause of Liberty all over the World ! ".
Th
following appeared in a paper of
lohltere
day. There has also been published an-
aver letter bearing the same date as the first,
ho" inserted in a Morning Paper of to-day, which
turwtiever
appears evidently to have been manufac-
out of the yesterday's account :
" Calais, Tuesday, Oat. 8.
ii‘i.tic! have scarcely time to inform you, that Mr. BOWRIN,G
about ant of London), came from Paris on Saturday, and was
When 41'1 step into the Dover packet about noon on Sunday,
'atitea Commissary of Police conducted him and his port
t'ak nhu t. the Hotel de Ville. Here a rigorous examination
l'rxere Zee ; and sever letters and papers being ta en l ,
knownir srei.l up, and kept by the Mayor, M. BENARD, who to d
must wait till the pleasure of Government was
of Gov'eX4tlg care to withdraw his passport. The answer
-kr. --'lllent, sent down by telegraph this morning, is, that
At the be arrested, and sent to Boulogne
the
papa
rds
?ant to7Po.sition of the Procureur du Roi, and all
,`Pta d_alla•—As a preliminary step, Mr. B. has ecn b trust
CP) c."l, and after having reposed twelve hours on a
""Zrou.. will be transferred to the dungeons of Boulogne to-
sti 11
a Send
you a copy of his letter to Sir C. STUART,
lent 3°,111e of the previous facts. At present t will be suf.
Vitish-° i
,ullpress your mind with the leading facts.—lst, a.
silolect is arrested by. an scent of the French Police t ,
d, a, trunk seized, ransacked and various papers taken ou
111,4ter'h°1$at tose 1.), Po a dispatch from the Portuguese MI-
-4ariti3l;• Marls dothertug,uese Minister in London ; the
IPths stlbject, after a detention of two days, thrown into
.a
`4140 Prison • and, sth the papers, including the said
%tie
have
,
ti I hav hatch, sent back to Paris.
-ea if ite, t trust, said enough to awaken the public atten-
lit 411 ev;"'°Vettiment does not take it up I am much mistaken-,-
Our-nt% surely the nation will."
Which treason for thinking that the second edition.
fabrictt 4S appeared of the foregoing statement is
or ation, is the striking similarity, not only
in the
details, but of the very expressions used
OhlitTi!'n,"utileating them. Indeed, almost the
c°nsid‘gefence is the following passage, which,
like ering the
quarter it comes from, looks very
quite Interpolation, viz. 44 lam sure it is
you „„"nllecessary for me to point out how
for a
tticls-qiN make this affair available,
ingentinnr,d Useful purposes !" This is very
since -tb",nslY putting the Public on its guard ;
sobjee;"atever may be addressed to it on the
4rous`) Will not be for the sole object of
1;11 its
sympathies in favour of Mr. BOWII..
trapi4 ti` with the very laudable view of en-
Purp'o'ng it into the promotion of a thousand other
44(thi8ses' best known to the anonymous writer
With t-h- virtuous correspondent!--TVe do not think
10 re e writer that he has as yet 44 said enough "
to quire either the Government or the nation
!),itaoce Up the affair with all the heat and preci-
goo. Ymwhich characterise his own communica-
*ell as It
BOWRING may be a very innocent as
st'utethl a very respectable person ; but until
htle g is known of the charge against him, it
• ar :both rash and absurd to pronounce that
°,l)Prests;st is nothing more than a wanton act of
oe can -",---and that too, for no other reason that
Nat -,Yet discover, except that he is 64a mer-
eptru,tol'a London," and that he happened to be
• toba e"
with a dispatch from the Portuguese
ours °" !--It is true, that the Judges and
el Ares
°` a French Court, on a recent occasion,
Numsett their vehement indignation at the in-
tneroi,,,h4l of a charge against a General Officer,
.44 ecouse "he was a General of France,"
iu 461 e ashen that account, in their opinion, inca-
the dishonour We could not help joining
preochsrnile which was excited by this sally of
f',et r:vanit;
g
thou h we certainly di not ex-
'tilnoce;e s soon called upon to maintain the
nklish: of a suspected, if not an accused,
'llerei—an) ma no other ground than that he is
-tclid of L ondon !
(1111eallene".avjo_re..ceivedBombay Papers to the Ist
tnt k;hancei; the 26th of May Mareschal Correa,
sittne of G_ tor of the Supreme Court of Judica-
le,, e
"a) Loureiro, and the Judges of the
"ded ats,%, Magalhains, Rocha, and Abreo,
en sit 13°111bay from Goa, whence they had.
erit
kst • ThelelslY expelled by order of the Govern-
beerespe e Gentlemen are said to be of the
s,ll,Mernhetability of Goa, three of them having
11:1ailed Cers of the Constitutional Government
the abev:ll the month of September last. Besides
.e Archiftneationed gentlemen, it is said that
l meet hop Primate and General Godinho
ttbit a similar expulsion. Above a hundred
40d „_ants, and
dt, mrsous amongst them
_many. .Vicars
ont"geoas of
g.,°l distinctions, were lying in
with-
co `j°a7 by order of Government,
h -nmounication being allowed to them.—
h°ltad„,llses had been robbed, many people
uses
Tito s could
‘4 ill treated by the soldiers, and no
left ot hei pass along the street of Pangem
4ei the county
r insulted. Several individuals had
* re
v..
in and others were• putting them-
Peed
Et,i!
v
fitness to do the same with all pos-
--(Marning Paper.)