The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-12 00:00:00

do not know where I got it, I have been an unlucky fellow all a however, the dikes remain uninjured. The. fol.
my lifetime—it's a bad lob. He was fully committed on the _
clearest evidence

lovving are extracts :

HasovEn-sTnEET GtrosT.—This awful personage has at
length been captured. Snow, the constable, after surveying-the preno49, was satisfied that the trick was played. of by *ll7l'6i
one on the spot, which he suggested to, the master. Bottles,
boots, bricks, and red-hot coals, had been thrown into the-house
by the ghost,_ Whnappeared at the bar under the-name of.Viss
Anne Page. She last night aanowledged all, but Las since
retracted &ler confession. Br m, and Mr. Grinsell, her
master, a , that they were afr, their brains would be
knocked out. o the satisfaction of thse neighbours, many of ,
• whom I:We presNi!kAlr. 'CIIA3II3VS committed her ftir one
month to Brixton.

PETERSBUII6.II,
By an Ukase, dated from Taganrog, the E..iperor has 131:6
nated Abdussalaen Abdrachimow, Ackum of Orenburg> t°
dignity of Mufti of Orenburg, in the room of the dee 14:,
Mahomet Thchan Hussein, with the same salary of 2000 rubl'6
ri,,gl
or o Commissionerthseph:sthbbeeeri: appointed by order of his 3lar-;,,
to cqmsider of means tilt/le-ye the towns. It held its first 5.`
2
Major-Generals Rudinger I. and Vietinghof (lied leelf;
and his Majesty's Aid-de-camp, M. Von Novosilzow,
been killed in a duel.
he
The cold and rainy weather that has prevailed 13 t 4
Crimea for two months has entirely destroyed the flitter':
prospects of the vintage, but has been favourable to the °
ing for the winter. • -
The navigation appears to be closed for this year here'
at Cronstadt. Up to the 20th of this month, 1289 foreign r3cr
•
chantmen arrived at Cronstadt--sailed /242. Several colon.'`'i
articles, as tea, coffee, sugar, &c. especially the first, are
considerably in price. Our foreign excl7angcs are very toc'
-
and our commercial operations are W a chiefly infined to Colls'D•41
merits of goods to the interior.

*.4,* For London Markets, sec the Third, and for
Country Markets, see tine Fourth Page.

PRICE OF STOCI(4-TIIIS 11A Y AT ONE O'CLOCK
Rank Stock - 200
3 per Cent.• Red
3 per Cent. Con,•
34 per Cent
Ditto Red.
4 per. Cent. Nell, shut
Bank I ,ong Ann.
India Stock
Ditto Bonds ... 30 45 40 dis.
South Sea Stock

Old Annuities
New Ditto .

Ex. Bills 10001. lid. 33 60 dis.
Ditto 500/. 14d. 30 45 40 dis.
Ditto Small 13d.
Ditto-Adverti;ed ... 10 8 dis.
Bank for Acct.

India for Acct.
Cons. for Acct. 82ii 1 411,11

PIZICFS or ronriGN F
Austrian BdB, 5 per cent. 90A
Brazilian ids

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMEURGTI, DEC. 6.-333. 8.; 2 Us., 34. 5.
VIENNA, Nov. 26.—Three months, 9: 45.
ST. PETERSIIURGH, Nov. 22.-9. 9-16.
LEIPSIG, DEC. 2.—Three months, 6. 14i.
BERLIN, DEC. 3.—Three months, 6. 24;i.

1825

--- Scrip -
Buenos Ayres Bds
Milian, Ilils per cent —
Colombian /ills 6
53
Do. do. 1824 604 591
Danish, 6 per cent , 102
Do, 1825
(Ireelc Ilds —
Do. 1825 —

Brussels Papers to the 10th to
pay,
hand this day. They say the small-P7v: ,
le 1.9
raging at Amsterdam. By them, tob, - ar.a
that a Loan has been concluded with 1"1“.1
by the House of ROTHSCU Pt
ILD. This 11°U-' I
appears, will enjoy all the bf.nefit res-
ia4
from this financial anangement by it It
r
-the public not being permitted 03 entf
into the secret. Austria, however, having
4
compounded with her creditors, the
we think "
public has lost but little by that arrangeruenYilil
will be quite content to be excluded from 11,0
temptations to sharein the speculation'
other respects these Papers are devoid of iilteres

Goad=la
Mexican lids
Do. 1E25
6Zi 2 8 18 2

The greatest consternalion prevailed .n
,of
City this morning, owing to the stoppage
the banking house of Por.c and To03111°.:,
in Bartholomew lane. They cleared ever;
thing on Saturday evening, but stopped t!jt,
morning. Their connection is very large "1 ti
to
country batiks. To this intelligence we li'le
add that great apprehension for the fate of sntli
t ter London Banker in the westerly
quarters of
the City, was entertained this morning, but tine
Te
now understand the house alluded as safe.
ts
bankruptcy of the Huddersfieldßank sugifieng,
the list of failures from Yorkshira. in cons`
n dst
nence of the above disaster CoPsul' °lent' a;
821 for the Account, and were done as low
82i. They are now 8211, and Excheclger 0111 b
are at 60s. discount.
We regret to state that it was reported an
credited on- Saturday last that two oil house`;
of great credit and consequence, had steoPfe
payment. On those unfortunate subject'
wish to be silent until names are meolloo4l‘
in other quarters. Failures from the °tin-

try pour in daily.
gill
Travel to what part of the country you
Country Bank Notes are the currency. S°
as the issuers can make 5 per cent. of tilele
paper, the farmers need not send their Piltd`jc„
to market. In this manner an artificial scarcitY
of
created, and the consequence is a breakivg ar
these bank:, which is too often accom' Panier(tiail:l;
the destruction of many honest and rP9Pe--
families. We have long looked upon the paper
.
issued from the Country Bankers as a pu bile re',
a nce, whereby the necessaries of life, were eiduln
cs.
ed beyond their actual value. The distresSoco
sioned to the country, in consequence of the jots
failures both in the West and North, re"o%
an opportunity for the interference of Parilarnenfl
and we hope the coming Session will not be 'Del'
milted to pass over without some legislative re:---
gulation upon this important branch of —°
economy.

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STocKntootm, Nov. s.—The2 assemblY the
givueenenYweasis preveerday eveningted b y an unfortunate by her Maiel ,
stance. Just as her Nhjesty was com f
iog oh
n c"' orp.
row
her private apartments the little theatre log
1 lel
Q
served to )e on fire. Happily it was t'''°l burt,
full, so that the audience all escapPd "au.rnes
All efforts to check the progress of the i-hich
were in vain. The great Opera-house/ %. „at .
adjoins the little Theatre. was for a time in gjt'he
danger, but was saved by the exertions orva, ,
firemen, encouraged by the presence of 1116 i
n tbc
je-ty and the Crown' Prince, who were °
orR,
spot all night. The loss is considerable. A: v ale
man belonging' to the theatre, and two lei-

servants, perished in the flames.
A t 0
ROYAL ACADEMY.—We have recelve- -vr, this
counts of the. meeting of the Members 0) to
day r,
admirable Institution, which took place on
last, but as the first was printed beforq,reot,
other reached us, and though there is no ! the
ditTerence between them, yet our respeatll the ,
ROYAL ACADEMY will induce US to 1119'1' 7 tiot
other to-morrow. It is with much pleasureso
we witness the success of the Pupils of 'Mr'
on_ this occasion ; a Professor who, in nod
domestic Institution, has brought :forweru.,ooo.;
young men of great talents, and by his :forward.,
and his tuition has eminently contributed to p
mote the Fine Arts in Great Pritaill'