The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-02 00:00:00

PRICES OF MARES AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Anglii-Mexican Mjning Company,
Anglo-Chilian Mining Company—
An glo- Peruvian Mining;
_Association
Brazilian Mining Company •
Chilian Mining Company• •
Colombian Mining Company
Chilian and Peruvian Company
Pasco Peruvian. Mining Company ... • 121 103. Ilt
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Mining Association • '8 7
New United Mexican Mining Company
Protector Fire Assurance Company
Continental Gas Company
Australian Company
British Iron Company . .
Canada Company. .
General St- am Navigation. Company
Honduras Company
Imperial Plate Glass Company
Imperial Distillery. Company
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Peruvian Company ' •
Rio de la Plata Agricultural Company

Per Share-
-90 85
3?, :5
12i

27 2I
.....
29 31
84

3i
7i 8 7i
4 3

TOMEIGN. MAILS.

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Hannburgh
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France
Flanders -
Buenos Ayres

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LI 10 If WATER AT LONDON !IRMO E TO-MORRO ‘ir•-
Morning, 35 minutes after 2.1 Evening, 35 minutes after 3•

Journal des Defrats of Friday last. It was car
lied by a majority 'of 134 to 92..

• "" The law relative to the renter pasml in the Chamber a
Peers this evening, after a memorable debate.
"This law was opposed by Messrs:Roy, Mollien, Chateau•
briand, Kergolay, de Broglie, and Pasquier, whose talents sue
Capacity for busineSs nobody disputes : it was defended by
Messrs. de Chastellux, and Chaptal, and de Narbonne.
" This vote is not an ordinary vote ;itis an event—a very
great event. We enter on a new road ;we abandon the ground
on which we have proceeded since the beginning of the restora-
tion. Let us await the future."

The Indemnity Project appears in the Monis-
teur of Thursday with the Royal Assent. Thus
Al. de VILLELE has carried both his measures,
and whatever opinion may therefore be formed
of his political talents, he is at any rate, and has
shewn himself, unequalled as a skilful in-

triguer.
FRENCII FUNDS.—PA US, Arntr. 29.—Five per Cents.
opened at 102 f. 30c., closed at 102 f. 6c.—Rank Stock, 2,222 f.
50c.—Neapolitan 5 per cents., Certificate Falconet, 91f.—Royal
Spanish Loan, 1823, 581 f on London, one manth,
24f. 95c. ; three months .14f. etsic.—(Cours Anthentique.)

NVe received this day Hamburg!' Papers to the
'6 t h nit. and Dutch to the 30th ult., of which
We subjoin the chief contents

PETERSDITEGII, APRIL 13.
His Majesty the Emperor left the capital the day before yes.
terday, arid went to Zarskojiselo. On the ltith he will set out
for Warsaw, where he intends to arrive on the 29th. We ex-
pect his Majesty to return in about six weeks. Count Nesselrode
iet out for Warsaw yesterday. -
Mr. Cromwell Disbrowe arrived here the day before yester.
day, with dispatches for the British Ambassador.
Count Woronzow, Governor General of. the Crimea, who is
tow here, has Been promoted to the rank of General of Infantry.
Baron Von Ungern Sternberg, who by his presence of mind
and courage saved the crew of an English merchantman,
atranded last autumn near the Isle of Dagen, in the
Baltic, has received from the • King •of England a
valuable snuff-box, with his Majesty's portrait and cypher, as a
testimony of his Majesty's satisfaction.
Accounts from Stettin say, that it appears from reports from
Sweden that the Diet will be summoned to an Extraordinary
Session in the course of this year, in order to consider of means
0,1 introducing a greater solidit; into the finance, and in the
value of the paper currency.
The Princess of Wurtemburg (a Princess of Waldeck) died
lately at Carlsruhe, in Silesia, in the 2ttli year of her age, in
consequence of premature child-birth.
STOCKHOLM, APRIL 12.
The sittings of the Council, which were interrupted during
the Easter holidays, will be resumed this week, and it is be-
lieved that several important matters relative, to the Admini-
stration will be decided.
The British Ambassaor, General Bloomfield, will probably
Visit St. Petersburgh this summer.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL

We hear thai.scveral corn merchants have petitioued the
Xing to be allowed to bond foreign corn, so as not to pay the
import duty till it is taken out for home consumption.
The Journal tle•Rue Yellen has an article from Napoli di
Romania, of the 24th March, which confirms the accounts of
the advantages said to have been gained by the Greeks over the
Egyptian corps that landed in the Mona; according to the
writers account, it was the Greek Captains, Vastos, Luvella,
and Karaiscaki, who defeated the Egyptians. The few that
escaped are blockaded in Modon. Among the prisoners are
an
IllY Europeans, especially Frenchmen, one of whom is a
General.

EXCHANGES.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL 29.—London, 39. 5.; two months,
31 4.
HAMBUR GIL APRIL 26.—London, 35. Bi.; 2 Us., 35. 5.
PETERSRURGII, APRIL 12.—London, 10. 5-32.; Paris,
1041.
LEIPSIG, APRIL 22.—London, three months, f. 101.
Bxnusr, APRIL 23.—London, three months, 6. 20g.

Jamaica Cthirants have been received at the
New England Coffee House to the 18th March ;
tt
ue following are extracts :

" We were yesterday favoured with Carthagena Gazettes to
field inst. On the Bth ult. an Extraordinary Congress was
neld at Bogota, to take into consideration the resignation of
General Bolivar, in conformity to a promise made at Lima
after the reduction of the Spanish forces. Great interest was
excited during the reading of the General's letter, and at the con-
clusion it was resolved that he should continue to he Vice-Pre-
sident of the Republic. The Election of Vice-President and
Representatives of Congress was to take place next month.—
An Agent from Hayti had arrived at Colombia to propose a
Treaty of Commerce, as well as definitive alliance between the
two Governments, but which was declined on the part of the
latter."

( From the Jamaica Courant of flee 9th !March.)
By the arrival of his Majesty's schooner, Renegade, in
twelve days from Havanab, we learn that two Spanish frigates
,with 4,000 troops from Europe had arrived there; one of the
frigates was refitting to cruize for the Colombian corvette,
Bolivar, which had taken so many Spanish vessels. Commo-
dore Idaberde was at St. Juan D'Ulla, to which fortress he had
been sent with reinforcements."

Extract of a Letter from Mexico, dated 26th Feb. 1825.

" The party of miners from the North of England, sent out
last year by the Anglo-Mexican Mining Company, to bore for
coal, under the direction of Mr. RUSSEL, an engineer of New-

castle-on-Tyne, returned here a few days ago, after a fruitless
search, and were preparing to embark for England, when an
express arrived from Mr. ItussEL, who remained at Guanaxe-
rata, to the Company's Agent here, announcing the discovery
of coal in the neighbourhood of the Valenciana mine, and re-
questing the miners to join him immediately. They have left
Mexico for Guanaxerata in high spirits at their favourable
Prospects..,

Dispatches, dated the /Ist of March, have been
received from Major-General Sir BENJAMIN
They state, that (lie
be"— anAN at Demerara.
Colony was . perfectly tranquil, and that every
thing was going on well.
, Letters from Accra, Africa, state that the ne-
phew of the King of the ASIIANTEES has been
taken prisoner by the British. At the date of
the last accounts he was a prisoner at Accra ; no
urther particulars are given. The Cape Coast
was sickl v.
Bombay Papers have arrived to the '26th ult.,
one of ih hich contains the official account of the
tt,lPture of the Fort of Kittoor. It appears that
'ter the capitulation had been agreed upon, our
:r ris were refused admission, in consequence of
eh the attack recommenced, and possession
'was finally taken by force. Intelligence had
the
Bombay, from Singapore, of the death cif
"e King of Siam.
1,0011 Saturday morning at eleven o'clock, the
htercils of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council
Earl
at the Council Office, Whitehall-place. The Lar! o
foe " wal presided as Lord President of the Council.—The
th„°_sivting Lords of the Council were also present:—Earl Pa-
Nirtrboi,Lord Stowell, Lord Colchester, Lord Bexley, Siri Johnne
The hi, .I*. Wynn, Mr. Beckett, and Mr. Stourges . our ,
Alureating of the case of Mr. Serj
o'clockY, eant Rough v. General
, occupied their Lordships attention till half-past one
y:hea the Meeting broke up.
.4411. LCONNET, the Neapolitan banker, died
,V 1137 about a fortnight ago.
lierwrofessor PicTrr,,of Geneva, is lately dead.
the chair of
in 1752, and succeeded the celebrated Saussure in
1%17014 philes'Ophy in 17116. He is well known to Europe.
Pictet de Rochemont died a few weeks ago.
the PreD ExoN, so well known as the Director of
on weldlelk Museum and for his travels in Egypt, died at Paris
Aietunssday last. On corning away from the sale of the
res
the B,O,:arLIVI. 14tpeyriere_, he was seized with violent pains in
In 15 ho_c", against which the succours of art were of no avail.
long lif_urs he was no more. This short illness terminated a
rileli to ath I: C. 9 It Elt will, in a few days, make his
'Pitted . e LING in Council, of the prisoners capitally con-
ring the April Sessions, at the Old Bailey.

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