The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-29 00:00:00

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE O'CLOCK.

l'er Share.
110 1121
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3 3
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An-glo-Mexican Mining Company
Anglo-Chilian Mining Company
Chilian Mining Company
Chilian and ,l'eruvian Company ...
Cobalt and Copper Mining Company
General Mining Association
London United Mining Company . • . b
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Mining Association 11Ri
Real del Monte Mining Company ....... 920
Tywarnhale Mining Company
New United Mexican Mining Company
Welch Iron and Coal Mining Company
Alliance Fire and-Life Assurance Company
British Iron Company
Bristol Ship Canal Company .
British Rock and Patent Salt Company
Equitable Loan Bank Company
Great Westminster Dairy Company
Hibernian Joint Stock Banking Company
Metropolitan Fish Company
New Corn Exchange
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Peruvian Company

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FOMEIGN 31AII.;.
- Allitivr.u. DITE.
Lisbon - - 1 0
Gottenburgh . - 0 1
Hain bu rgli . . - 0 1
Leeward Islands - I 0

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE F.ArLSUM AUDE4T

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1825.

SL N-OFFIC4 HALF-PAST Two.

At a late hour this day we received the Etoile
of yesterday, but we have not time or room
for any extracts. The King of FRANCE was

to go to .11amboulliet on the 7111 of nest. month.
Accounts from Leghorn state that a brig had ar.
rived there from -the Morea, which relates the
destruction Of the Egyptian' squadron by the
Greeks in the Gulf of-Modon.

FRENCH FuNDs.—Rentes, 1031.106 for money; 1031. 15e,
for the end of the month. Three per cents. 76c.

The French Papers of Sunday contain nothing
worth extracting. These Papers, however, have
advices from Madrid confirmatory of the distur-
bances we mentioned a day or two ago. These
disturbances were not however of a political cha-

racier, ,t1(1 no serious consequences resulted.

The Lisbon Mail, which arrived this day,
published an Alvara of the King, reducing the
duties on the importation of Wines and Brandy,
and permitting. the exportation of Salt, duty free,
in Portuguese ships, and on payment of a small
impost_ when exported in foreign ships. .A second

A Ivara permits the importation of various articles
of foreign manufacture into the liingdOm of Por-
tugal by the ports of Lisbon and Oporto. The
anniversary of the entrance of his M.O E.TY into
the Capital after his restoration was observed on
the Gth June with all due solemnity.

The Jamaica Papers, received at the New
England Coffee-house, contain accounts from
Bogota to the 17th March. By these Papers it
appears that the Chiliati squadron, in their pas-
sage down from -Valparaiso, fell .in with the
Spanish squadron, but parted without coining to
an engagement.—Accounts from Lima state that
the troops of the liberating army have already
taken possession of the Province of Peru. The
Chilian frigate Pacifico has brought to Lima three
Peruvian Officers, who were prisoners in Upper
Peru, bnt aho were set at liberty by OLANETA.
Letters from Havannah to the 7th May state that
the Creole populatiOn are very much dissatisfied
with the existing state of things. Advices from
La Guira affirm that the people of the Plains are
becoming troublesome, and that several commo-
tions have taken place in the Interior. The
Church of-Petare was cntered by a banditti,-and
the Alcade and 14 others murdered ; a number
of young women were taken off by the robbers.
Cisneros, the famous robber, in the vicinity of
Caraccas, is still troublesome, and keeps the
country in continual alarm.

Yesterday MOrninz Colonel ThmILTOV, One of
the Commissioners who was sent by our Govetn-
mrnt to South America, arrived in Downing.
street in a chaise and four, and alighted at the
Foreign Office, accompanied by Mr. Knousr.,
the ErNo's Messenger. A Cabinet Council as-
sembled in three hours afterwards, whicit sat in
deliberation until a quarter past three orslock.—
It is confidently reported that Col. HAMILTON
brings the ratification of the Commercial Treaty
with the Republic of Columbia.

The proceedings in Parliament last night were
foil of interest. In the House of Lords the
Writ of Error Bill was read a second time. The
Lour CHANCELLOR 'objected to the Bill, although
he did not oppose it. The Bubble Act 13 11 was
also read a second time. 'Phis Bill is for h re
peal of the Act of 43 Geo. 1., which has been the
subject of so much observation lately. The LORD
CHANCELLOR wished for the" insertion of a' clause
declaring that the common law ,remained unah
tered and untouched. Ills Lordship declared that
the common law was equal to any thing contem-
plated in the statute. In the House of Commons
the Deccan Prize Cause was taken • up.—
The British Claims on Spain was also brought
forward, and although little hope was given
that money would be forthcoming to satisfy
them, still, the claimants were assured that, on
the part of-the British Government, no energy
would be• left unexer•ted to procure a speedy
adjustment of these claims on the one hand, and
to effect a reasonable compromise on the other.
KExtucles affair with MAtcriN CANFOR was
resumed also, and disposed of by the follosiing
resolution moved by Mr..PEEL, viz. " That this
Committee, after hearing evidence brought in
support of the allegations of Mr. CANFOR'S Peti-
tion, and the Counsel for Mr. KENItICK, do not
think ix expedient to recommend any further pro-
ceedings in reference to that Petition." Mr.
DENMAN also brought forward the case of
FRANKS, but which,. however, will stand over
to the next Session. If this is Mr. KENRICK'S
wish; as it appears to be, no objection can
be made to it.—An Address to fits 1111
JESTY, praying him to give directions for
building of suitable committee-rooms and a li-
brary for the reception of the printed books and
papers belonging to the House, was also agreed
to. Mr. CANNING then gave notice that he
would, on Thursday, move that the House should
be adjourned from that 'day to I he day appOinted
for the Prorogation. 'The Bill for altering the
Law of Merchant and Factor was read a.third
time and passed, and the House. adjourned.

1~1
iz• A EMEIZ N C 110 W DER.-T he very favour-
able reception which this Gentleman experienced from his
fellow-citizens, when he consented to offer himself as a Candi-
date for the Shrievalty, is no more than was to be expected by
all who are acquainted with him. His good sense, long know-
-I,2(ige of public life, and sound integrity, peculiarly qualify him
to discharge the situation in a manner correspondent with the
character of the great City in which he already holds so high a
station ; and his known hospitality in private afforth, an assur-
ance that nothing would be wanting in point of liberal spirit to
give full dignity to the important otnce in question. Indeed,
we look forward with confidence to see this Gentleman raised
to the representation of the City in which he is so intelligent
and so impartial a Magistrate.
General DEVER EUX, it appears, has been re-
leased from his confinement at Venice, but ordered to quit Italy
within 24 hours.