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London, England, 1825-02-14 00:00:00

PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Austrian Ms, 5 per ct. 97fii
Bratilian

Neapolitan, 5 per cent
Neapolitan Scrip
Peruvian Bonds 34
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per ct.: 1011
Ditto New .........
Russian, New, 5 per et.
Spanish 1821, 5 per ct. 23!1a
1823, ditto ...16,} 17
French Rentes 103!
Exchange... —f —c.
Scrip

Scrip .--.lB_;s pm.
1825 pm.
Buenos A yres Bds
Chilian, Bds, 6 per ct. —.B.9ii
Colombian Bd 8,6 per ct. ....
.80. do. (1824..... 91 SR44
Danish, 5 per cent. 101 a
Greek Bds ... ..

Do. Scrip, 1825... 1 MI pm.
Mexican Ms
Do. 5crip1825...3,g 4 34 pm.

PRICES OF MAIMS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Alliance Fire and Life Assurance Company
Ditto, Marine Department
Protector Fire Assurance Company
Anglo-Mexican Mining Company
Anglo-Ohilian Mining company
Arigna Iron and Coal Mining Company
Brazilian Mining Company . 23A 42423 0
Chilian Mining Company
Colombian Mining Company
General Mining Association l4 14
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company
Rio de la Plata Mining Company
Tlalpuxahua Mining. Company
United Mexican Mining Company
Welch Iron and Coal Mining Company . -54-
Continental Gas Company
Australian Company
British Iron Company
Equitable Loan Bank Company
General Steam Navigation Company
Gold Coast Association
Pearl Fishery Company, Yellow Receipt
Provincial Bank of ?Ireland ...

7i 8

8 1 3
2

rawE OF IRISH
Bank Stock
Gov. Deb. 3i per cent ll
Stock, 34 per ct .
New
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent.--
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent.
—Stock, 4 per cent...—. 6h
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent.
•city Debentures, 5 per ct.
14ing in Hospital 4 per ct.

iTOCKS, FEB. 10.
I Grand Canal Loan, 6 p.et.
----Ditto 5 per cent. ....
I DittoStock
1 Royal Canal Stock ...
Wide-street Cert. 6 per ct.
Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec
Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct
Do.
Ballast Office Govt. Sec-
-4 per cent.

FOREIGN MAILS.

.9.11.111VED. DUE.
•flotteriburgli - - 0 2
Harnburgh - - - 0 2
Holland - - - 1 0
France - - - 1 0
,Flandera - 0 1
America -

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Morning, 14 minutes after 0.1 Evening, 40 minutes after. 0,

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUM 4UDLBT

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, PER. 14, 1 825

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday
arrived last eight. It is believed that the budget
will be presented on Wednesday. On Thursday
last the law of Sacrilege was discussed in the
Chamber of Peers. Count MoLe was heard
against it, Count de la BOURDONNAYE for it,

and the Marquis de LALLY upon it. The speech of
Count MoLs has been published, and is said to have

produced a great sensation, not only in the
higher political circles, but also throughout all
Paris, where- the law seems to meet with very

general reprobation.
It would seem by the following article from
the Journal des Mats, that the acknowledg
ment of Brazil as an independent empire by Per
tugal is no longer doubtful, and that this impor
taut object has been effected by the united in
fluence of England and Austria :

The acknowledgment of Brazil as an independent empire, by
the Kingof Portugal, seems to have closely followed the change
of the Portuguese Ministry. A Ministerial Journal acknow-
ledges this fact, which .Proves the ascendancy of English and
Austrian influence at Lisbon; for England and Austria are
agreed upon this.point. We do not, however, think thata formal
treaty ha 4 been concluded. The proposed arrangements were of a
very complicated nature: the two States, although under dif-
ferent Sovereigns, were to be bound together by a confederacy;
the stipulations to be entered into, in case the Emperor of Bra-
zil should succeed to the Throne of Portugal, have been the
object of long negociations at London ; every thing, in short,
hangs upon that question; but will the National Assembly of
Brazil sanction these Conventions ?
It is thought that the treaty agreed upon at London is as yet
only a project till news is received from Rio Janeiro, but the
principle of the treaty is acknowledged. This is a very re-
markable resolution. The possibility of modifying royal legi-
timacy, -according to physical necessity, is then admitted by
Austria, England, and -Portugal. It will be admitted,
Exchange .on London, one month, .251. ; three
per-
haps— sooner than is thought of, by Spain.
FUNDS.—PARIS, FEB. 11.—Five per Cents.
opened at 103 f. 75c., closed at 103 f. 65c.—Bank Stock, 1,980 f.
—Neapolitan Renter,
r,711. 881. 75c.—Spanish ditto, 174; Spanish
241. 85c.—(Cours.Authentique, Feb. 11.)

Brussels Journals of the 12th instant, received
this morning, continue to give melancholy ac-
counts of the disasters occasioned by the late
storms and high tides. The city of Amsterdam
has been in the greatest danger,
and by the rup-
ture of the dike of Oostereud, a hundred manu-
factories and mills were destroyed, and the inha-
bitants of the inundated district were arriving
at Amsterdam in -the most deplorable con-
dition. Friesland is dreadfully ravaged. The
isle of Scholdand in Zuyderzee is entirely de-
stroyed,n't:e Isle of Terschelling is the
.;
greatest alarm is felt for the in=
habitants. a
Thee totally de-

We received last night Hamburgh Papers I°
.he sth, and Dutch and Brussels Journals to the;
10th instant. At Hamburgh there was :mottle:
inundation on the 3d and 4th of this mouth which
destroyed a great quantity of merchandize,
if some of the dikes in the neighbour
had not given way, the city would have suffere r
still more considerably, as the waters were
than during the disastrous flood of the 161.
November last. The Brussels and Dutch PaPera
contain accounts of the damage done in Holn
and the Netherlands by the late hurricane °if
floods, which raged along the whole coa9l °‘
those countries. It does not appear that of °
the inhabitants perished; but the loss of cattle
and other property is very considerable. 'Che
o
following articles of news are taken from tr
Rams, FEB.°. above-mentioned papers :

FRANKFORT, Frl3' e
In the Sitting of the German Diet on the 27th JanuarY,
President informed the Assembly, that Baron Anstett, :311111;
ster from his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, having a adreOcio
on the 11th September, 1824, during the last vacation of
.0
Diet, to the Minister acting as substitute for the President' .
Note relative to a levy of recruits ordered in the Russian
eke
pire, a provisional answer had been given to this Note with
assent of the Diet who were here.
In the last confidential Sitting of the 20th, the Pres'—l
e'd
communicated the affair to the Assembly, which resolved o°o
to give an answer to Baron Anstett, in the name of the fa°

Serene Confederation.
The proposed answer was read and approved, and it 108 0
solved that it should be entered on the Journals, as viell
Baron Anstett's Note.
This Note is as follows :—" The undersigned Envoy ---jc,fp,
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary for his Majesty tllerAc,
peror of all the Russias to the most Serene German Cor'ife
ration has orders to acquaint the Diet, its organ, that by a I)
just issued by his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russ,3s'l,l
levy of recruits will be made in the empire like that wilicol
usually made every year. This levy is become indispensab ill
the laws of mortality alone, and by the vacancies causetpies
the the ranks of the army by the number of absolute discPi't'ecl
given to the soldiers. No political consideration is conri'leo
with this measure. But as in our days no act of Governl).oo
escapes malevolence, which is always ready to spread suSPic/fo%
and alarms, it has been judged proper to assign the reason the
the measure in question. The intentions of his MajeStice,
Emperor of all the Russias, and his desire of maintaining Peoll
thee are indeed sufficiently known ; but it is to manifest the
more, and to do away with every thing that might occite,,p,
prehensions of a change of system, that the explanations ';',111
tamed in this note are given, which the Baron de Carlowitl •
be so good as to communicate to the Diet."
STOCKIIOLM, JA.-Nr • , t-
It is said that an English and Swedish Company is goivbaro
be established, which will apply to our Government fell.
mission to work the rich iron mines in Gilsware in Laplarw •

EXCHANGES.
39'
AMSTERDAM, FEB. B.—London, 39. 9.; 2 monthsl 11t.
HAMBUBGI{, FEB. 4.—London, 36. 24. ; 2 months, du'
PETERSBURG-H, JAi. 10.—London, 9. 29-32.

0
lye extract from Halifax Papers of the ,d
December which arrived this morning, an antic
respecting the differences which had taken ro,
between the servants of the Hudson's Bay Cerl

and the Indians, lu the interior of the
forth-west territory.
MQNTREAL, Nov. 13.—We some time ago mentioned that
disturbance had taken place between the people employed in
le service of the Hudson's Bay Companyand the Indians in
'e interior;—since which, information has been received in
'wn, stating that a general coalition of the Indian tribes on
le North-west territory, to the amount of some thousands,
ad taken place, and that they attacked the Whites on the Red
liver, who defended themselves with great bravery, but in the
ontest the Settlers sustained some loss. They succeeded,
iowever, in preserving their ground, and keeping the savages
It a distance.

Letters from our squadron in the Tagus, dated
the 24th January, state that the Magnet packet had just sailed
r'r England, with dispatches for Government, announcing a
11,505 t important change in the Portuguese Administration, and
t. hat a new Constitutional Code was daily expected to be issued,
hl?!e favourable to the liberty of the subject and freedom of
Political opinion, and which, if honestly persisted in and carried
mto effect, it is expected will go a great way toward uniting the
ea mending parties of that misgoverned country. The same
w
Portuguese
writers also state the important fact, that the
lortuguese possessions in the Brazils are separated for ever
'from the mother country, upon the broad principle of the Inde-
pendence of those States, with the privilege .to the King of
ronTticAL to make a favourable Treaty between the two
c,:i'Lsllltries• The new Portuguese Government had expressed a
en.lld accompany
should accompany
our late Ambassador at Paris (Sir CHARLES STUART)
effecting this
ut other Commissioners to the Brazils, to assist
no 3h. desirable object. The Portuguese had
ex ships of war in a fit state for the voyage' it was therefore
eFected that oar Government would provide the necesary suit-
We conveyance. The Wellesley, 74, Captain G. E. HAIL-
-11-)I C*B , as we have already tated, has been appointed to
this service..

IRELANn.---We understand that several per-
sons of high consideration and fortune have it in
contemplation to establish a Joint Stock Company,
for the purpose of buying Lands in Ireland, in
order to let them at reasonable and fair rents, on
a plan similar to that which has been adopted by
the Drapers' Company. They likewise intend
to purchase several extensive Salmon and other
Fisheries, with a view to the employment of the
lower classes in that country ! Schemes such as
these will be productive of great national benefit,
and, if the Courts of Equity its England will only
sanction the investment of Trust Money in the
Purchase of Land in the Sister Kingdom, when-
ever the parties interested are desirous of doing
S°s it will tend to ameliorate and improve the
condition of Ireland more rapidly than any of
the measures which have hitherto been adopted !