The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-30 00:00:00

EmuTn3L—ln the Canada and Nova Scotia Steam Naviga-
tion Company's Advertisement, in Saturday's SuN, the Se-
cretary's name should have been Binney, instead of lidnsey.

PRICE OF STOCKS

DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK.

Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills 10001.2 d.
Ditto I Ad.
Ditto r4OO. 2d. —
Ditto I d. 1(1 34
Ditto Small
d.
Ditto 17 35
Ditto Commercial
I. Bank for Act.

Bauk Stock
3 per Cent. Red
:3 per Cent.. Cons.
3} per Cent.
Ditto Red.
4 per Cent. J DTi"d
S—
t New ... 104 a a
Bank Long Ann.
Imp. 3 Per Cents.
India Stock

Ditto Bonds 4B 50 pin.
South Sea Stock

Inuia ,`'or Acct.
Cons. for Opening

PRICES OF FOREION Ft
Austrian Bds, 5 per ct. 95 9f;
Brazilian Ms

NOS, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Neapolitan, 5 per cent. —
Neapolitan Scrip
Peruvian IlOnds
Do. Scrip
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per ct. l9O
Ditto New
Russian. New, 5 per et. .93
Spanish 1821, 5 per et. 23 2)
1823 134
French Rentes

Scrip
1823 ... 3 dis.
Buenos Ayres Bds ......
lids, 6 per ct. —
Colombian Rds, 6 per ct. 83
Do. do. 1824 86 4il 51 5
Danish, 5 per cent lO2 4
Do. Scrip
Greek Etds 50 46
Do.. Scrip, 1825 0i dis.
Mexican Bds
Do. Scrip 1823 ...4 dis.

100 j
—3 per cent.... 7&1
Exchange
Scrip

PILIEES OF SHAKES AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Per .S7tare.
Anglo.MeNican Mining. Company
Colombian, Mining Company.
General Mining Associatialk.t... 13 12.
Pasco Peruvian. Aining.Com•Pan 7
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Mining Association
New United Mexican Mining Company
--Welch Iron and'Coal Mining Company
Alliance Firejand Life Assurance Company
Continental Gas Company
Australian Company
-.British Iron Company
Bristol Ship -Canal Company
British Riick and Patent Salt Company
Egyptian Company •
.Equitable Loan Bank Company
General Steam Navigation Company
London Brick Company -
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Peruvian Company
•United Pacific Association

10i
15i

29 30
5 5

6i
17 16


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THE SUN.

SO-LEJI QUIS IHCERE IFALSUM AUDE4T .1°

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 30. 182.6.

Since the arrival of the French Papers, ex.
tracts from which are given in another part of
our Paper, we have received by Express the
EtOik dated yesterday, and subjoin the fol.
loeting

u..„.
• nTue, MAY 26.—The Mayor of Rheims has
P°°1"1"44)0, stating, rnat .on oaLurnay his 3lajestY will
enter our walls. This happy hour is fast approaching, .when
you can expreag your love and obedience to your beloved
Monarch. - •

The King will stop at Ingaux to get into the'coronation car-
riage- Artillery will announce the arrival of his Majesty. The
triumphal arch of the first Arrondissetnent will have on it,
" To Charles the Tenth."
A HRONDI6SEMtNT OF RHEIMS.—A salve of artillery will
give notice of his Majesty's entrance in the territory of Rheims.
At equal distances will be placed four triumphal arches, on
which various flags will be placed, with the King's Arms at
each arch. The Sub-Prefect and Mayor, and a detachment of
the National Guard on horses, will attend his Majesty between
the triumphal arches. On the road to the right and left, and
at tegular distances, will be assembled one hundred and eighty
deputations of the Arrondissements of Rheims. From, the
gate of Veste to the right and left to Notre Dame will be
atmPended garlands of flowers, and flags.
COMPEIOVE, MAY 26.—Yesterday the King dined with
Ilks family and the persons of the Court : his Majesty went
t°-day to Mass; after which he went on shunting excursion in
i 4 Forest with the Dauphin—On Sunday, the day of the Co-
l'cliation, the Duke of Bordeaux will give a fete at the Chateau
'I St Cloud. The children belonging to persons of his house-
b°l,l will be invited.—The report of the death of the Duke of
Ileggio'has been contradicted to-day.

ritrNcu FUNDS.
fOrinoney, opened at -
T 'Per for th end of the nth
Cents f r money.mo -
foro the end of the month

-101 f. 55 c . GOc.
-101 f. 60c.

- 741. 90c.
. 741. 90c.

A
co ll'ianders Mail arrived this morning, but
D:tains no tlews of any importance. By these
~.,Pers it would appear that Inn Alms l'AcitA,
.."ce situation was daily becoming more criti-
j2? had commenced negociations with the Greek
Aluers,, to obtain leave for the Egyptians and
0 1.41138 to quit the Marea, and re•embark with-
titt :13!ing, molested ; 'but it seems the negocia-
`ls „ have beep broken off. The Moreetus de-
-4'11(1 that ißtultrm and his troops shall be pri-
Zee" °I war, and that all the artillery shall be
Atodouil' as well as the fortresses of Coron and
n
risoue; the garrisons of those two places to be
tracts . s °f War. We make the following ex-

1114,1735EL5, MAY W.—Mr. Stratford Canning
I-- City on the 25th, on his return from St. Petersburgnstanc.
arrived in
°I3EBRAI MAI' 10•—According to accounts from Co i
110Ple, may a,
the Captain Pacha had sailed from the Darda-
4enes
t° begin his operations for this year. As it was notorious
that hp
I - was on bad terms last year with Ibrahim Pacha, it
ofis
juPPosell that the Sultan- is dissatisfied with the proceedings
btabitn Paella, especially as the Captain Pacha is said to have
received unlimited powers.
rac"RxA, Arum 20—A report is spread here that Ibra'nim
tau
to ("al after the events of March 29, had obtained some advan-
;* 44t1". '1.... r',•••-.L.. , L......, ~1....... 4.64 s.. bav yartleularS, it seems
Courietspread to destroy the effect of the first unfavourable ac-
•-•-elllgenreine Zeitung, May 23.)
cartu, t
hugiong the above, Since '
Sunday
the Etude of
the 1.:!, 4; it brings us letters from Smyrna to
404 p.tri April, by which it appears that Lulu-
'PilA Was on thepoint of taking Navarino