The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-17 00:00:00

CITY, MONDAY EVENING.

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By private expresses received early this nio'",
A te°
ing, information has been communicated from Paris, .1 I
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late in the evening of Saturday last. On the morning I
that day, the Rentes rose to 91. 25. and on Spanish 9-,
Neapolitan Bonds, the advance was equally considerable:li
Large sales were however y±Tected during the day, /4/143
produced no trifling panic. The Rentes fell to 89. 85. II!,
Spanish Bonds declined fully 2 per cent. This decline Or
be attributed to the operations of several eminent speculatl
who:a fortnight ago purchased largely in London at 85,
now ifinding Paris a better market for realizing their pr e,
very extensive sales have consequently been made there, 1% i
the public funds were not only reduced in value from ii °I. 4
per cent., but paper could not be found on London suO6PA
for the necessary remittances, and large sums of gold have.d,
sent to an eminent house because bills could not be obtal" 0
The closing prices in Paris on Saturday, were 90 for Rote*
for Spanish Bonds of 1821, and 77 for Neapolitan Bonds.
On the Royal Exchange an operation was effected:fir
morning, which, no doubt, will cause a rise in public Toe
rities at Paris to-morrow afternoon. A very small sumo'oo
Spanish Loan of 1821 was purchased at 60, and an express.,
instantly dispatched to Paris quoting a considerable ad'l.;4oi
It is by such operation that the impossibility arises of int,,ne'vti;
the public opinion on public affairs from the prices of V'efe
nental European securities. At present it is however bey/
that common sense has prevailed over the violent polities? clii
Ultra ancient Noblesse Ministers of France, and that the°
urinal intentions will not disturb the peace of Europe. At;i
The Consols opened this morning at 81; I, and advany:„l
one time to 81i. A report that the Duke of WELLIN;', If
was expected home to-morrow, caused them to fall to Olonte,
cause his return appeared to destroy the idea that pacifi Y
ciations had been entered into betwixt France and Spain;
the best infornied circles, however, it is understood di ,00,
French have abandoned every idea of dictating a constimtle
Spain. The Duke is not expected in England yet for :11Y
days. Doubts, however, hung over the British. Funds, on
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closing price of the Consols was 81.
A great deal of business was again done in Spanish 13°Tivii(14'
To effect a particular purpose, the Bonds of 1821 were .°0 fi
at 60, but they immediately ell to 571, and the last poa 0'
58. Neapolitan Bonds were likewise inquired after, an :
prices were a shade lighter.
By a liamburgh Mail, letters have been received fe')
Petersburgh, dated on the 26th November, N. s. ,0
change was 10d. ; very little business was doing. Ilellt
bought on contract for next season at 84, and Talloiv,
rubles. Private letters are never permitted to bring alj;;:ip
tical news from the capital of the magnanimous ALEOi p
Notwithstanding a large arrival of every description 0 03,
Wheat was in demand in the morning, and the millers PO
per quarter more money for prime samples. This 11,14"
however, was only done with a view to maintain thevh
Flour, because the trade became very dull before the ° oiri
the market, and the advance was certainly not inler, ti
The finest samples of Barley were Is. a quarter ehes
4,p
inferior descriptions, though-perfectly sound, were I.l°' /
The distillers generally are full stocked with low priced rficl I
of last year's growth, and though they advanced prig
spirits nearly 100 per cent. still they are unwilling Wire i
sent prices for Barley, and will no doubt succeed in •r 0"
ably reducing its value. They hang to ether, and the
poly enables them to regulate the price both of the 0,6/
rial and of the manufatured article.—Of Oats the 71'
.very large, and they have declined fully Is. to 2s. per q
( Morning Chronicle.)

In the Courier it is said, " that if the Voice and tliteo
ings of England should not be listened to, she will i` trt,
able to assert that she has not furnished one spark. viostrir
i
the flame of war, and that she will preserve a strccoli,i
cere neutrality." Such an assertion, however, ti
believed,- because, if England were to maintains °i, /,
trality, there would be no use for any interference bt„ r
of the negociationg at Paris. If England were t'ijoliA s.
neutral, why should the character of the 13tiftb,
vernment be degraded by an application without
or by a remonstrance without power ?
the kind, however disguised it may be in the pF,v, •
guage of diplomacy, is an appeal to the fears or to t-Prpti te
of the persons who may be making preparations o„ectjhe
enterprize ; but, unless the British Government Tocir
mined to maintain by force of arms the advice 0110/ ,
i
given to France, on a subject so intimately conneet7 . 0
existence of the power and glory of England, anY,„cesh.
Geri'
accelerate be not only a proof of gross folly, but an Paerf
accelerate any project that might be designed NoftiOl4,
Every inte • i
independence. Such would seem to be a correct vicif.,,,
Lions of the British Government, and the opinion ifooslo
by a copy of a Note published in the Regulator, ailoio7,o
said to be sent by Mr. Canning to the Portugueseoo-Oglir
sident at London. In that Note Mr. Canning es AP vtO lir
that the British Government " will be always reamtrotta.
to Portugal the protection she is entitled to expect coil 7ir
cient an ally." If the invasion of Spain, however,
of 1'
titled by the nature of its Government, the havasiel3ent; Aitl
would be equally warrantable on a similar arguili t P yrir
the Government of Great Britain intended to protecholi op
that species of assistance could be only effective !;05.,0 ?
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also protect Spain. If Spain should be conquereut 10' /11$
which might be sent to Portugal would be uselessio pfe.
wisdom of the British Cabinet is as eminent as 'l,irelf,ts
any auxiliary force which circumstances may relorey"
protection of Portugal, would be sent to Spain, '4.° o'l
tuguese have their outposts in the Spanish nau-
a Correspondent, Dec. 12.)

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