The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-26 00:00:00

CITY, MONI.LY EVENING.

No Foreign Mails have arrived at the Post
Office since Saturday, but from Paris, three. private expresses
have been received. 'They bring nothing new, and relate en-
tirely to private business. The French Funds remained steady
during Saturday, and prices varied from 37, 90, to 80, 40. .The
Spanish Bonds of 1821 were 55k, but on the whole very few
transactions had taken place.—Tfiere were no new rumours cir-
culated, and appearances generall were pacific.
The Consols here this morning for the settlement on Wed-
nesday next opened at 811 ji, and continued very steady until,
about three o'clock, when • they soddenly 'fell to 80t For
this decline no good reason 'was given, but the'probable .one
was, because many of the Gentlemen, I connected with Fpreiga
Securities, anticipate a Considerable improvement in their value
by and by, and snake sales out of the'British Funds,_ in order
that they may pay for the 'Bonds theMselves, at the heavy set-
tlement of true bargains'on the 30th current. It having, been'
known that orders had been given to fit out,his Majesty's ship'
Gloucester, of 74 guns, Capt. Sir .51AtwELL, at'
Portsmouth, with the full war complement-of men and stores,
for a foreign station, sonic anxiety was created, and rumour
added thaLaimilar directions had also been issued for getting
ready two other line of battle shipS.' '
Foreign Stoclrspf every description -are again very inanimate,
and must continne*so until the gloomy settlement, on the 30th
current be'effeeteil.- Spanish and South American Bonds are
still very much depressed, and are considered much-under their
intrinsic value. In Russian, Prussian, and Neapolitan Stocks,
the decline was not nearly so great, and if any demand should
arise they will again soon reach their former prices.
' The following is:the currency at which the few transactions of
this day have been accomplished : -
French Five per Cents. with Dividend from 22d September,
Exch. 25 40. ' 89. _ _

Prussian Five per Cent. of 'lBlB in £sterl. with Dividend
from Ist Oct., 86/. ,
Do: do. of 1822 in do. do., with. Dividend from Ist July
87.4 86. - •
Neapolitan Five per Cent. with Dividend from let-July,
Exch. 4 40. and 25 65. 76.
Ditto Scrip, 77. •
Spanish live per Cent. of 1820, with Dividend from 30th
Oct. Exch. 43. 7.0
Do. do. of 1821 in sterl. with Dividend from lot Nov. 584,
Ditto Scrip, .6 discount:
Danish Five per Cent. in sterling, witlp. Dividend from Ist
July, 90.
• Ditto, ditto-, in Banco Marks, with Dividend from Ist July,
Exch. 37 4. 88. •
Russian Six per Cent. with Dividend from Ist July, Exch.
12R. 82.
Ditto Five 'per Cents. metall., with Div. frOm Ist Sept. Exch.
3 1. 83.

Ditto
-Five per Cent. in £ sterl. with Dividend from IstSept.,
/.
86
Ditto Scrip, 85i 6.
Colombian. Six per Cent. in X sterl. with Dividend from Ist
Nov., 78.
Chilian Sit per Cent. in £ sterl. with Dividend from 30th
Sept. 77.
United States Six per Cent. of 1812-1815 with Div. from Ist
Oct., Exch. 46. 92 100. •
Peruvian, 79:3.
Poyais, 77 to 71. -
During the whole of last week the usual supplies of grain
have not arrived in Mark-lane, in consequence of contrary
winds and stormy weather.—(Morning Chronicle.)

THE New—lntsu BiTiroi,—.-LWe have heard
with`great satisfaction that the Rev. JOHN JEBB,
D.D., Archdeacon of Emly, has been appointed
to the vacant Bishopric. In the selection of this
worthy and Learned Divine, political feeling, we
are confident, could have had no influence ; to
his piety and erudition alone is he indebted for
this mark of his Majesty's favour. The Arch-
deacon is well known by his published Svmons,
and his elaborate work, " Sacred Literature."
To him are peculiarly applicable the words of
his motto, those of the excellent Mr. Boyle--cc I
use the Scriptures not as an arsenal to be resort-
ed to only for arms, and weapons to defend this
party, or defeat its enemies : but as a matchless
temple, where I delight to be, to contemplate
the beauty, the symmetry, and the magnificence
of the structure, and to increase my awe, and ex-
cite my devotion to the Deity there preached and
adored."—The Archdeacon lately preached a
Sermon in behattlof the children of the Female
Orphan House, which made a deep impression on
a most numerous auditory. To none would his
promotion have given more satisfaction, had he
lived to witness it, than to the late Most Reve-
rend Archbishop of Cashel, whose unbounded
friendship and confidence- he enjoyed for many
years.—(Frceman's Journal.)