The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-23 00:00:00

FRENCH FUNDS.—NOV. W.
Floe per Cents. Opened at ' B9 f. 10 c.
Closed at B9 f. 30 c.
Bank 8
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Neapolitan Five per Cents.
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Three Months 25 f. 20 c.
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tnent,the burthen of our debt, and the annual
itinount of our taxes,—and in the uncertain
;4114 of every warlike enterprise, will be
powerfully influencing motives for in-
dnictug •
British Statesmen to avoid the storm
lowers over the Continent. On the other
;land, the dignity of the national character,—
he Obligations which we owe to civilized So-
cletY, and particularly to the Spanish people,
for their heroic aid during the great struggle with
the common enemy,—the new impetus which
4 Ito consumption would give to the capital
kid •
industry of the Empire,—the certain relief
:hi" it would bring to our suffering agri.
-thtural interest, and the extended employ-
tnent-which it would afford to our labouring
P°Attlation,—the glory which would result
f
r°lll advancing as the champion of national
the vast accession of political
P°wer and commercial advantages to be gained
h
811CCess in a quarrel so just in itself, and so
1) °Pular in its character,—present no ordinary
lititicetnents for-Great Britain to assert in the
bald those principles to which she has already
appealed in the. Council Room.

4 We have received Charleston Papers to the
4111 October.

[From the Charleston Courier, Oct. 26.1
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.—We yesterday re-
elioll'ed New Orleans Papers to the Ist October, and are truly
tilrlY to find that the yellow fever is making rapid progress in
at
city:—there were 35 deaths on the 21st and 22d ; 25 on
41; 28 on the 24th ; and on the 25th, 31.

[Extract of a Letter to the Editor of the Reporter.]
, I'ATON ROUGE (LOU.) SEPT. 6.—The Yellow Fever is
iprtestionably fatal in New Orleans, and the steam boats leay..
g there now, scatter the disease as they ascend the river."

Tii
E TYNE KE ELMEN.—Refractoriness is still
the o d
-et of the day with the Keelmen on the River Tyne. It is
oe that some of the Collieries above Bridge endeavour to carry
Zl4 f°l.ced trade, by means of Sailors, &c.; but the whole
;„
R is attended with an irksomeness and inconvenience that is
14011—:lelltlY embarrassing. A number of Keelmen—probably
ing th 9°, are in confinement at the present moment, for violat-
-
the elr contracts. In the face of all these doings, however,
e ptbte is no falling off in the shipment of Coals coastwise from
wi-,Pclt of Newcastle : for it appears, by an account published
Ip'.ll. these few days, that, during the month of SE PT E MBE lt,
f nich was prior to the Keelmens' stick,) the quantity shipped
(itt°4l ALL the Collieries on the River Tyne, was 55,200 chal-
-01 ; while, for the following month of OCTOBER, (including
e Period of the stoppage on the part of the Keelmen), the
144katity shipped by the Collieries below Bridge alone, was up-
thitittli of 59,000 chaldrons ! Perhaps it will be inferred from
tti elbibit, in London, that their north country friends work
tt°:Collieries than would seem to be requisite for the supply
-ehe markets of the empire. This involves considerations,
tokee',:: that are too important to be discussed in a mere short
" the present.—( Newcastle, Nov. 20.)

01u,si NEW IRISH BISHOP.—The Dublin Free-
Journal, of Thursday last, received this
thenlhi4g) says, 6‘ We are happy to state, from
Ale highest authority, that his MAJESTY has been
Ar-,sed to appoint the Rev. J. J. JEBB, D.D.
4 c"deacon of Dilly, to the vacant Bishopric,—
k1141,r1 Whose virtuous principles- are too well
*err." t reuire that we should 'make any ob-
vktion o s reqspecting them." •

4ble are Sorry to have to 'report that a respect-
errn at Hamburgh suspended its payments,
cie sth inst., for banco marks 178,272.
atld.°vtrr GARDEN THEATRE.—A very crowded
A/li/Ice attended last night, on the repetition of
N4ietbY Miss F. H. KELLY, and her performance
It i,tnats, rked, if possible, by augmented applause.
'tto-,,'"ghly creditable to the Managers, that, on
to4,int of her success, and still more for the en-
Ler''gement , of her talents, they have doubled
,Salaryu for five years.
by ARRANGEMENT.—It is said that,
OUP kind intervention of Mr. ELLISTON, Mr.
liztjx4 and Mr. KEAN 'are to perform together,
alclll N ' Othello and Jaffier tO YOUNG'S lago
Pierre.. But this is not according to the good
4ett4ctice in the time of GARRICK, when the chief
tertia. used to perform the principal characters al-
-400 tjelY---GA RRICII in Lear one night, BARRY OD
iA at,rier"-GARRICK inHanzlet, then HOLLAND, &C.
taste der to gratify the public, and to improve its
M we should, therefore, see-KEAN in Othello
clikr".Ner, and alternately YOUNG in the same
be ,4,eters. Such an arrangement would, indeed,
14tr(:4tifYing to the public, and the spirit of emu-
vould naturally and strongly tend to the
kl;'°/ernent of both, and, by comparison, to the
c
ernetit of sound Criticism.
Pre" following paragraph is from The Dublin
hnt:rnan's Journal. The affair to which it re-
i
tl4r," s too likely to be serious in its conse-
Nos;ces to be viewed as merely ridiculous. We
ill Q.: %fess however that we have no great faith
a " Story :
t,,AektI'I;r°II.TUNATE MISTAKE.—It is said that an affair of
„,;-141n,„ „42t,dina_ry nature occurred a few days back, in the
AVZligitin`:' Wicklow which is likely to furnish matter for. dis-
ettabini,„"e of ?u'r. Law Courts: The parties are exceedingly
.1 and it is to be lamented that
.the. occurrence has
a~ too w 0 families in inexpressible affliction. Two mar-
to.lll,
sstri,e €7.4 place—the two brides were escorted by their ad-
r°ros on the wedding day, to a hotel not fa/ from
,Y dined, t k tea, supped, and then the ladies re-
tb-q;
" gentlemenoo unfortunately sacrificed a little too
'.e1,,, the Jolly God, and on retiring to bed, each entered
apartment."
akki eat difficulty has often been experienced in
41thl lig
leeches fasten with their mouths to the
ION; a correspondent strongly recommends the
41ootZing method of applying them :—Dip the
1" thr, °f the leech in fresh porter, and apply it
'0413- 'Pot from whence it is deemed advisable
oh it stract blood, and it will immediately fasten
and begin to suck.