The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-22 00:00:00

PRICE OF STOCKS Tllts
tlitAk Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 percent. Cons 93ii
34 per Cent.
Ditto Red.
4 per Cent. Dissd.
-k New ... 106 51
Bank Long Ann.
Imp. 3 per Cents.
India Stock
Ditto Bonds
South Sea Stock

O‘Y AT ONE O.CI
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills 1000/. 2d. ,
Ditto I
I)itto 5OO/. N.
Ditto
Ditto Small
Ditto I id...
Ditto Advertised 2d.
Bank for Act.
India for Acct. 27U
Cons. for Acct.

LUCK

52 55

52 55

52 56

PttICES OF FOItEION
A ustripn Bds, 5 per ct. ... 98f
Brazilian lids ...............88i

Scrip .........
1825_..... pm.
Buenos A yres .....
Cliilian, Bds, 6 per ct.... 91
Colombian Bds. 6pe r ct. ...914
Do. do. 1824 ......
Danish, 5 percent. ......
Greek Bds
Do. Scrip, 1825 ...... 4A d is.
Mexican Bds Mt
Do. Scrip 1825 2l pm.

NOS, AT ONE O'Ci
Neapolitan, 5 per co
Neapolitan Scrip
Peruvian Bonds
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per ct.
Ditto New
Russian. New, 5 per
Spanish 1821,5 per ct

00 70i
93i8

LOCK.
it. ... -

873
901

100 i
.ct.... 95
22/iNS
... 18 17i
1i ex. dis.

1823
French Rentes 102
Exchange
----- Scrip

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Anglo-Mexican M Per Share.
ining ompany
Anglo-Chilian Mining CoCmpany
Brazilian Mining Company . 186 181
Colombian Mining Company
Chilian and Peruvian Company
General Mining Association
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company
Royal Irish Mining Company
Tlalpuxaliva 31ining:Company
United Mexican Mining Company
Ditto New
33 35
Welch Iron and Coal Mining Company .. .. 7 4
Protector Fire Assurance Company
Continental Gas Company .............. fl,l
Atlantic and Pacific ......................
Australian Company .........................
British Iron Company .............................. Qi 471 8
Bristol Ship Canal Company
Canada Company
Canal Gas Engine Company ..... .
Columbian Colonial Company .
18
Equitable Loan Bank Company
21
Hibernian Joint Stock Company ................... .... 26 pm.
Londonßrick Company .................................... lb
Mexican Company ....................................... 15 615
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy Company
Medway Lime and Coke Company
Metropolitan Fish Company
Pearl Fishery Company, Yellow Receipt IX26
Provincial Bank of Ireland
•. 12 12 114
Patent Bricks
1
s
Patient Steam Carriage Company
44
Pearl and Coral Fishery Company ......... 15 146 15 13 14
Royal Stannary
English

104

FOREIGN MAILS.
ilium—rm. Dr r.
Lisbon - - - 0 1
- - I 0
France
Malta - -
•_- 0 1

lllli II WATER AT LONVON3II.IDGE TO-51011.R0W.
Morning, 5 minutes after 4.1 Evening, 24 minutes after 4,

A Gentleman was found on Sunday morning, on the road,
near Maidstone, quite dead, and his gig upset a few yards from
the body.

The remainder of the Paris Papers of Satur-
day arrived last night, but like the Etoile received
yesterday by express, they do not contain any
news of importance. The Chamber of Deputies
is still occupied with the discussion of the law for
the reduction of the Rentes.
A private letter in the Constitutionne/ ascribes
to the Holy Alliance the negociations now pend-
ing between the King of NAPLES and the Swiss
Cantons for a military force. It is stated that it
is only on this condition that the evacuation of
the two Sicilies by the Austrian troops will tike
place. The Neapolitans prefer having a few
thousand Swiss in their country to the continu-
ance of the Austrian army there. It is believed
that FRANCIS only awaits their departure to make
some important changes in his political system.
It will be recollected that the provincial States
of Brandenburg, Pomerania, and Eastern Prussia
passed resolutions requesting the King of PaussiA
to acknowledge the independence of the New
States of America : but it appears that the
Prussian Government has not permitted these re-
solutions to be made public. English agents are
in the Swedish and Norwegian ports making
large purchases for the Republic of Colombia,
and paying for all they buy in ready money. It
is therefore not a matter of surprize that the
Prussians are desirous of sharing in the trade of
these new States : but their Government is at
present too much devoted to the policy of the
Holy Alliance to adopt so wise a measure as the
acknowledgment of Sou th America n independence,
notwithstanding it would benefit materially her
most essential interests.

The Moniteur of Saturday contains the follow-
ing article :

DEPARTMENT OF THE MARINE AND THE CO-
LONIES.
Conformably to a Royal decision, payment is going to be
made of 50 per cent. on account, upon the indemnities already
verified, and on those which shall be so successively by virtue
of the Ordinance of 25th .January 1824, for the losses sustained
by the French merchants, in consequence of the captures made
by the Spanish cruisers during the course of the last war.
The payments will be made at Paris at the Caisse des Depots
et des Consignations, where the sums destined to the indemni-
ties are deposited.

German Papers arrived this morning, from
which the following are extracts :

NUREMBURG, MARCII 12.
We heard some time ago of claims made at Paris in favour
of the former possessions of estates in Alsace, situated in part
of France, that belonged to that country before the Revolution,
and were only separated from it in consequence of the second
treaty of Paris (1815). These ancient possessors of such estates,
now situated out of the French territory, whose property was
sold on account of the French Republic, because they were in-
cluded in the list or emigrants, are not mentioned in the project
of law relative to the indemnity of the emigrants. The
injustice of excluding them from the indemnity is evident.
These claims, therefore, which were first laid before the
French Government have been put to the Committee of the
Chamber of Deputies which had to examine the project, but the
Committee did not think fit to attend to them. As this matter
deeply interests the district of AVeissenburgh, because many of
the inhabitants who emigrated for a time,and whose property was
sold, had estates in what is now the circle of Landau in Rhenish
Bavaria, the Deputies from Alsace resolved to lay their claims
before the Chamber. This has been done by Mr. V. Wangen,
who was supported by some of his colleagues. Though seve-
ral Deputies opposed the motion (among others Count La flour-
donnaye, who is in general so zealous an advocate for the Emi-
grants), the equity of the claims was so evident, that a great
majority of the Chamber declared in their favour.
It was, therefore, resolved, that those Frenchmen who emi-
grated, whose estates were situated in districts that belonged
to France on the Ist January, 1792, and have been sold, shall
also have a share in the indemnity. It is strange that the law
is not extended to all persons, not Frenchthen, who possessed
estates in those subsequently ceded districts, which were sold
on account of the nation. M. Hyde de Neuville proposed this,
but the Chamber would not listen to it. The result is, that
those citizens of Rhenish Bavaria, who are exactly in the same
case as those of the diStricts of Weissenburg, are excluded from
the indemnity which is allowed to the latter.—( Nurentburg
Correspondent, March 13.)

BERLIN, MARCH 10.
' The King gave audience, on the sth, to the Marquis tie
Gagliati, Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of
Naples, who had the honour to present his new credentials.
As, immediately after the accession of his Majesty Francis I.
to the throne of the Two Sicilies, the King sent to him the
Orders of his kingdom, that Monarch has sent to his Majesty
the Neapolitan Ordes, the insignia of which M. de Gagliati
had the honour to present to his Majesty yesterday in a private
audience.—( FranVort Papas, March 15.),

By the John Wells, which sailed from New
York on the 28th of February, and arrived at
Liverpool in 20 days, we have received papers
from the former port down to the 26th ult. They
contain no political intelligence of importance ;
tl►e latest news from Peru having reached us
through a different channel, and all interest in
the domestic proceedings of the Ueion having ter-
minated for the present with the election of a
Chief Magistrate. An account had been given in
a paper, about the middle of February, of an en-
gagement between a Colombian and a Spanish
vessel of war. This report is contradicted iu a
journal of the 25th.

In the private audience granted on Wednes-
day by-the King of FRANCE to Prince METTER.
/mit, his Majesty conferred on the Prince the
Order of the Holy Ghost. •

The French Government has refused a pass-
port to JOSEPH SCIIMID, the fellow labourer of
the celebrated PESTALOZZI at Yverdun. SCIIMID
wished to establish schools of mutual instruction
in France, and that object was enough to stamp
him with suspicion in the estimation of the
Jesuitical party.
Letters have been received in town from Gib-
raltar of the Ist March ; from Cadiz of the same
date ; and from Trieste of the 6th March, but
they contain no news. There are also letters in
town from Dantzic, dated the 10th of March,
which state that the price of corn was very flat.
The KING is expected in town in a day or two,
to hold a Council.

The Henry Porchon has arrived from Bengal,
and the Simpson from Bombay. The former
brings letters from 1.3k!.'"1al of the 29th October,
and from Madras of the Bth November. The
latter has intelligence from Bombay of the 13th
November, but their interest is lost, in conse-
which brought advices
cti:etthiece2o3fdthNeolvaesmt abrerri:als,