The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-22 00:00:00

SHARES.

The Share Market is quite inert. Holders
begin to talk of prices, to which at present,a deaf
ear is turned.

A Caraccas Gazette (the El Colombiano) of
the nth November was receivrd this morning at
the North and South American Coffee-house.
The following is the only intelligence of the
slightest interest :
" By the post from Bogota, which arrived on Friday, the
7th instant, being five days later than the time'appointed. We
have received Papers from that capital to the 10th September.
They contain, however, nothing of interest. Papers from Car-
thagena by this conveyance, announce the retirement of Ge-
neral Mariano Montilla from the Intendary of that department,
and the permanent appointment thereto of D. Jose Maria del
Real.

In tracing the progress of the post between Bogota and this
city, since the establishment of the new regulation in August
last, we find that a delay of eight days beyond the time allowed
by Government has invariably occurred in the department of
Tru xillo."

MEETIN•S OF THE CABINET.—The Members
of his MAJESTY'S Government continue indefatigable in their
attentions to the present state of the country. All the Cabinet
Ministers are now in London or its environs, with the exception
of the Earl of Westmorland and Earl Bathurst. The Earl of
Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer were engaged
on Tuesday, except during the short time they were in at-
tendance upon the King at his Court. They both left the
Palace at the close of the Privy Council, as soon as the
Proclamation was agreed upon for the assembling of Parlia-
ment for the dispatch of business, not waiting to hear the
Recorder of London's Report, as is customary. The Noble
Earl afterwards received the Governor and some of the Di-
rectors of the Bank of England, and other Gentlemen, at his
house at Whitehall, where they continued in deliberation till
past 10 o'clock. The Chancellor of the Exchequer assisted at
the deliberation from 5 o'clock till half-past 6 o'clock. The
Earl of Liverpool slept in London for the first time for up-
wards of a fortnight past. The Chancellor of the Exchequer
returned to town yesterday morning, from Charlton, having
left London late the preceding evening. The Honourable
Gentleman resumed the communications and deliberations
'with the Earl of Liverpool during yesterday, as well as
with most of the other Cabinet Ministers. In the course of
the day there were frequent communications by letter between
the Earl of Liverpool and the Governor of the Bank. The
important business of the day with the Earl of Liverpool con-
cluded between three and four o'clock, with a consultation with
the Earl of Harrowby, the Duke of Wellington, and the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, with his Lordship. At a quarter to
four o'clock, the Earl of Liverpool left his house in Whitehall
in his travelling chariot, for his seat at Cornbe Wood, near
Kingston, Surrey.
A MERCHANT, not long ago, discharged his
porter on account of his being deficient in Orthography. The
man, it seems, wanted a favour, and addressed his master
" Horned Sir," instead of " Honoured Sir." Report states it
to have been a palpable hit.

FASHION A BLE INTELLIGENCE:

TII r. KING

Wimnson, OCT. 21.—Last evening, about eight o'clock,
his MAJESTY arrived at the Royal Lal,ge, in Windsor Great
Park, in his travelling carriage and 'four, front Carlton Palace.
"The King travelled to and from London, attended by his out-
riders, without any military escort, and was accompanied by the
Lord Steward. His Majesty's pony phaetons were ordered
to be in readiness for himself and suite this afternoon at two
o'clock, and the weather being so ,remarkably mild his Ma-
jesty is expected to take a long airing. On Friday evening his
Majesty will entertain a party of distinguished Noblemen at
the Royal Lodge to dinner.

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN, &c.
The Earl and Countess of Bradford, from Wiston Hall, for
Castle Bromwich ; Lord Muncaster, for Melton llowhray
the Hon. Agar Ellis, from Roehampton, for Cashiobury Park ;
Sir Charles and Lady Long., for Asbrage, Hems • Sir Felix
Agar, Bart. for Layenham Hall, Suffolk; Colonel and Mrs.
Acton, for Bath ; Sir John Tylden, Bart. for Sittingbourne ;
Mr. Pi-cm, for Dartford. From Scaife's Hotel, Lower Brook-
street—Lord and Lady Aylmer ; Lady M. Hussey ; Algernon
Greville., Esq. ' • Lord and Lady Iluntingfield. From Kirk-
ham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street—Lord Lilford, for Northamp-
tonshire; J. Montague, Esq. for Scotland. From Gordon's
Hotel, Albemarle-street—Lord Sondes, for Kent. From tha
St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street—Wm. Brummell, Esq.
for Colchester. From the British Hotel, Jermyn-street—Wil-
liam Stanley, Esq. fur Melton .lowbray.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
Sir T. Sheik, Bart. from Brighton ; Mr. Tierney, M.P.
from a tour; Sir William Hope, Bart.; Mrs. and Miss Mans-
field. At Scaife's Hotel—Sir John Malcolm, Bart. and Mr.
Malcolm. At the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street—Captain
Watson, from Brighton.

Tuesday evening Mr. Secretary Peel dined with the Duke of
'Wellington and a select party.
The Duke of Devonshire dined with Mr. W. Horton on
Monday evening.

The -Earl of Liverpool slept in London on Tuesday night for
the first time for upwards of a fortnight past.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde left the Claren-
don Hotel, Bond-street, yesterday, for their new residence in
it. James's-square.

THE LATE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
(From the Etoile.)

Some Journals, in announcing the death of the Emperor
Alexander, style him the descendant of Peter the Greet, which
is incorrect. Peter the First was of the line of Romanotir, who
ascended the throne of Russia in 1613, under the title of the Czar,
Michel Fedorowitz. The Empress Elizabeth, daugter of Peter the
Great, having died without children in 1762, the Crown devolved
upon Prince Peter of Holstein Gottorp, the son of anothe
daughter of Peter tie Great. Ile took the name of Peter th
Second : the Emperor Paul the First being his son, and th.
Emperor Alexander his grandson.
The family of llolstein.Gottorp, which reigns in Russia,
is a branch of the old family of Oldenburg, which reigns in
Denmark, and reigned in Sweden also until the sovereignty of
Bernadotte.

The Emperor Alexander has not left any children by the
PrincessiElizabeth of Baden ; he has left three brothers,
,first,
the Grand Duke Constantine, now 46 years of age, who married
in 1796, a Princess of Saxe Coburg, sister of Prince Leopold, son-
in-law of the King of England, but this marriage being an-
nulled by the Emperor Alexander he married Mademoislie
Jeanette Grudzinski, now Princess of Lowiez. 2dly. The Grand
Duke Nicholas, 29 years of age, who married the Princess Alex-
andra, daughter of the King of Prussia, by whom he has several
children. 3dly. The Grand Duke Michael, 27 years of nge,
who married the Princess Charlotte of Wurtemberg. It is un-
derstood that the terms of the marriage of the Grand Duke
Constantine with the Princess of Lowiez, are the same as those
entered into upon the marriage of the King of Prussia with the
Princess of Lignite. She is not to participate in the titles or
the honours of the Sovereignty. The children are not to inherit
any right. to the Crown.