The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-21 00:00:00

PRICE OF STOCKS

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

India Stock ''''''''''''' efr
India Bonds ..............•••
South Sea Stock. .........
OH Annuities ............ . spi,
Ex. Bills .................. a
Ditto Small .................
Bank for Act. ..............
India for Con. Acct. ...
Cons. for Account......
.74 o.iit
PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCK S IN LONDON,

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. Bosi I
3 per Cent. Cons Blig
per Cent
Old 931;4
4 per Cent. { New ...1021 102
5 per Cents. 1797
Bank Long Ann. 20i 11-16ths
Imp. 3 per Cents.

French

AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Five per Cents. 89i.
Six per Cents. 82.
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 83.
Ditto New 87i.
Neapolitan f Five per Cent. Bonds, 77.
Scrip, 73;,.
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 87.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 72.
Spanish New Ditto, 60.1.
Scrip, 41 disc.
Prussian 1 Five per Cent. Bonds, 87i.
Ditto New, 88.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 90.
Chili 76k.

101 d Bonds, 00.
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 77.
Ditto Scrip, 00. ~
ia• New Loan, 791.
(Bank Shares !.21 10s.
i Six per Cent. 92-98.
American 1 Five per Cent. 91.
(Three per Cent. N.
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CIRO 1
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-31- after -'
Morning, 37 minutes after 7. 1 Evening, 53 minute
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Peruvian

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11eged in the town of Arta by the revolted Alba-
-1185
and has sent to MAUROCORDATA. to treat
!:
all armistice. Other accounts, from Trieste,
s that a considerable corps of Greeks had pene-
tr )'
Tated from Livadia into the southern part of
thh essalYs and having there completely defeated
tole
various corps which CHOURSCHID had been
et° Collect, had forced him to retreat pre-
cip
i
t
a
t
e
l
y into Macedonia.
From the details of the operations of the Per-
:I:1 armies, it appears that Trebisond, though
in: Yet in their power, was threatened with an
irnediate attack. Ergerum, near which the
bltirka suffered their great defeat, is closely
ToLckaded ; and Bagdad is entirely invested.—
thue Turks defend themselves with vigour; but
Persian Commanders have declared that they
eWill not go into winter quarters till the City has
capitulated.

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8Y the ship Recovery, in 29 days from New
0
r..le4as) which is now performing quarantine,
:114e received the following account :—ln the
of September 550 persons died of the
-°W fever, and in the last three days before
til
above vessel sailed, 250 died. The follow-
] a further account of this dreadful ma-
lady

i!IIILIDELPHI OCT. 23.—8 y the ship Wash-
gt") New Orleans Papers to the 4th instant
:tire been received. On account of the sickness
tv that p
t lace no business was transacted, and
erY thing is at a stand. The New Orleans
t4ttl of Health, under date of the 30th ult.,
I)°rt 23 deaths of the yellow fever during the
preceding 14 hours.
4148811 TREATY.—The Commissioners COM..
138ing the Board of Claims, under the Spanish
ttireatYs met for the first time since their adjourn-
ent on Tuesday last at Washington. Mr.
ofKITE and Mr. KING were present. A number
or
Gentlemen of the Bar attended.

Extract of a private Letter from Lisbon, dated
0
thei* 3°,—" A commencement has been made in
43: consolidation of a part of our public debt, by
ering 5 per cent. interest, but the vouchers are
tb" Yet given to the public. When they appear,
e Price of the new paper will doubtless settle
between 65 and 80 per cent. It is also intended
to Consolidate the rest of the debt of the State ;
t
it is supposed that this operation will be ac-
ti,plished at 4 per cent. When this is done,
system or public credit will take root in Por-
tugal. It was a great error not to have thought
04
this measure sooner.

ItisilE DUKE OF YORK'S LEVEE.—On Tuesday
Lev °Yal Highness the 'Duke of YOIIK held.
ee
the 1, as Commander-in-Chief, at his Office in
generals
Guards, which was attended by—
l4l4l.llTerals Sir A. Torrington, Morrison, Gascoyne,, andMait-
-Ilajo','‘,jeut.-General- Wood, Hon. Major-General Farmer,
f\jti""renerals Macquarie, Paterson, and Dance, Commissary.
.441it.' W. Robinson, and between twenty and thirty other
tiatYItIGHTON Officers.
114,
~ Nov. 19.—The KING'S health con-
es to improve. There have been neither
, o-ivals at, nor departures from the Palace since
vet last report. The weather to-day has been
abri„3T have been
consequently, but few of our fashion-
been seen abroad.
“e Duchess of WELLINGTON received the
pleasinghealth
intelligence of the entire restoration to
h''th of her illustrious Lord, early in the week,
butZugh the medium of a letter received by the
sister, Lady ANNE CULLING SMITH,
(iitten about the 9th instant. In this letter, his
oi,'4,ce Says:--" I expect to leave this (Verona)
15th instant, for England."—The Duchess
)
(st WELLINGTON is with her amiable family, at
I‘thfieldsay.
(I; 11E REV. SIR HARCOURT LEES, BART.—A
lis`ant relative of this eloquent Advocate of the
,I;t:ti,sh Constitution, in Church and State, has
sole heir to a considerable property,
e4.llconsequence of his great and successful ex-
lons in support of the KING throughout the
134:N's trial, and of his decided triumph over
I\l
11 ouonAm, Lord ERSKINE," &C. &C.
fro he British schooner, Macedonia, SHEPHERD,
N 4141 the Musquito shores to Jamaica, with a
stlahle cargo, has been taken by pirates, after
4„evere engagement, in which several of the
..cedonici's crew were killed and wounded.
sm '()UTTIAINIPTON, Nov. 16.—The Alert, H.
Nrift, Master, arrived at this port on Thursday
Six inst.) from Bilboa, after a passage of only
b(t) days, with a carriage and four horses- on
belonging to F. 11. STANDISH, Esq., of
e'rndish-hall, Lincolnshire. This vessel was
jMuch distressed by violent gales and heavy
hi:, and during the voyage three very beautiful
a`ses were thrown overboard. Bilboa was in
fro state of alarm when the vessel sailed,
by."the daily expectation of its being pillaged
the'ne factious mountaineers, who have formed
of trelves into an armed body, under name
fortive Army of the Faith. The inhabitants were
an yang the town with all possible dispatch,
4tta the volunteers were under arms to repel the
zpr,„eks of these insurgents, who have already
tlyr'Ll devastation in several places nearer the
ehlitlees.—( Southampton Luminary.)
j) Lady who is to make her appearance at
q T
is 4 Y-lane Theatre as Ros etta, in Love in a Village,
Pupil of Mr. T. CooRE, and it seems that she
no s much admired in Dublin. That theatre can
w boast
of a fine corps of musical females, viz.
Vass
VaF9anE, Miss CUBITT, Miss POVEY, Mrs.
11,.,-I„ltts, and Miss STEPHENS. If Mr. T. COOKE'S
F 407- should do as much credit to, him as Miss
DE does to her musical Preceptor Mr. ROOKE,
attig:f 41 Weed be an acquisition to the London