The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-29 00:00:00

THE PRESIDENT.

" SlR—The King been pleased to authorize me to an-
nounce to you, that orgers have been given to prepare; on the
occasion of the coronation, apartments at Rheims for 100 mem-
bers of the Chambers, independently of those who form part of
the grand Doputjtion.
" Accept, &c."
The Moniteur of Tuesday contains no official
article, except a repetition of that relative to
ships captured by the Spaniards.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, APRIL 26.—Five per Cents.
opened at 102 f. 25c., closed at 102 f. 25c.—Dank Stock, 2,140 f.
Rente de Naples, 90f. 40c.—Rente d'Espagne, 18/.—Royal
Spanish Loan, 1823, 58i.—Exchange on London, one month,
211. 95c. ; three months 24f. 80c.—(four: Authentique.)

We received, last night, Dutch Papers to the
28th inst. They announce that the health of the King of the
NETHERLANDS was completely restored, and that he attend-
ed Divine Service on the 24th for the first time in public.

We this morning received the Etoile of yes-
terday, which does not contain any political in-
form❑tion. Rentes for money, 1021. 35c.; for
time, 1021. 45e.

A Flanders Mail arrived this morning, but its
contains nothing of particular interest. The King
and Queen of NAPLES had arrived at Rome on
the 14th instant. The Emperor and Empress of
AUSTRIA had reached Milan on the 13th.

We have received . files of New York Papers
to. the 2(l.itAtalit. The following are extracts:—
. (F):om the Commercial Advertiser qf the 26th March. )
A Carracca Journal of the 28th February contains the cor-
respondence between Captain Dupotel, Commander of the
French sqUadron 'off Porto Cabello; and General Paez, the
French Commander, therein states that no impedinient what-
ever need to be apprehended by commerce, as his Government
are as much disposed to perpetuate the present good under-
standing between the two nations as Colombia herself ; he
adds, thAt if an assurance is given that the subject of the ship
Urania shall be settled at a fixed time, anti orders are given to
the Colombian cruisers not to interrupt French vessels, he will
immediately return, otherwise he must wait the order of the
Governor of Martinique and the Admiral of the Antilles.
't`rir•. CASTLE OF Ur.t.o.L.—A report has been circulated in
several papers, that this fortress had submitted to the Mexi-
cans. We have before us the Diary of Observations, kept at
Vera Cruz, down to the 12th February, when the garrison had
received all the stores they required from the Spanish ships at
the anchorage.
The English frigate Pyramus anchored at Green Island on
the 10th with 110,770 pounds sterling in bars of gold, remitted
to the Government by Don Francisco tie la Borga Megoni, on
account of the loan of eight millions contracted in London.—
Mr. Tute arrived in the same vessel to. succeed O'Gorman;
whose conduct, in regard to Goldsmidt's, &c. affairs, has not
been approved. The Jalapa paper says, that the muskets
offered to the Mexican Government by Barclay, Herring, &c:
are cliarged at 40 shillings, while even those with the Tower
mark can be bought.in Mexico for 25 shillings.

Sydney Gazettes to the 12th November have
been received at the New England Coffee-house.
We understand that his Excellency Sir THemits
BaIsBANF, anxious to promote the 'welfare and
prosperity of Australia, has fitted out a party to
explore the country for four or five hundred
miles in the interior, to the southward and west-
ward of Lake George.

Letters are in town from Me*.ieo of the 26th
February, all was tranquil iu the ahoy e city.
The Princess Soo.tiA. %isited the KING y CS-
terday.
Prince LroeoLD, attended by Baron STocrt-
MAR, left Marlborough House yesterday morning for Clare-
mont.

...-....
On Wednesday evening Prince LEOPOLD ho-
noured Covent-garden Theatre with his presence.
• Yesterday, the Earl •of lAvEttrooL had an:au-
dience of his MAJERTY.

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voo Llitt(yßns,
Tps
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abundantly
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Mr. Secretary CANNING, we are happy to state,
was yesterday somewhat recovered from his in-
disposition. •
Viscount MELvit.r.t entertained the Cabinet
Ministers to Dinner on Wednesday, at his residence at the
the, shieairile.fitsohfe Misisas
Admiralty.
ARGYit. ROOMS.-LA Concert took place in
t
who, we
public
eiognibi t!
thisl le ovre , made her first ap -
h i hercl s iii:e performance
pearance in
into attractive
so much skill and taste, that if she were not al-
performerS, and
the Orchestra
instrumental v as
Performer
ui tdlh eahsavae Harp,treanicisniei
raised
estimation.lastl- ea
nightdy succlev
she had besides . the powerful vocal support of
plied with eminent
Mrs. SALMON, Miss STEPHENS, CURIONJ, SOU.,
REMOItINI, and of Signora MORTELLARI WOOL.,
RYCH, who is understood to be the mother of
Miss WOOLRYCH, and who is an excellent vocal
performer. As the Room was very well attended,
and by many Ladies of rank, we may reasonably
infer that Miss WooLttYcii is as much esteemed
for her private character as admired for her pro-
. fessional merit.
CHRIST'S 110SPITAL.—Pressure of 'matter pre-
vents our account of the ceremonies attending the
laying the foundation of a New Hall this day,
but we shall insert them at length to-morrow.