The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-25 00:00:00

CITY, W.EDNEeDAY EVENING.

Friday,

No Mails have arrived thii.morning from any part of the Con-
tinent, and there are no news of the slightest public interest. A
private express from Paris quotes the Rentes on Monday last
at 92, with the exchange 25, 40, 45, which 'is higher than they
have before reached. A vessel has arrived from Russia which
left Cronstadt on the 9th current. The exchange at St:Peters-
burgh, received by this conveyance, is rather lower, being 101-32.
At the Corn Exchange very little business has this day been
done. The consumer looks for lower. prices, and the pro-
ducers hope that the present showery weather may assist them
in obtaining higher priees. No damage has yet been done,
but certainly, should these daily rains long continue, they must
cause a second growth in most articles, and prevent the grain
froin ripening equally. There is, however, not much chance
of injury being dOne.to a harvest so early as this one is, and
there is a great prospect that the prices of the necessaries of
life will decline to a level with the other nations of Europe,
and enable the British artisan to manufacture on such terms,
as with his commanding capital and machinery will enable
him to rival, if not to excel, every other nation in quality
and cheapness. Fine Wheat and Oats support last Alonday's
prices, but inferior samples are nearly unsaleable. There is
little Barley at market, but still the demand is not larger
than the supply is, and prices are nominally the same. The
English Funds continue rather to improve, and there is very
little difference betwixt the cash and time prices of Consols.--
For the August account they opened at 80, and rose to 801
buyers, at which quotation they cloSed. Soirie of the Foreign
Securities are rather brisk. The French Rentes are free sale
at 112. The Prussian old Fives at 88,1 a 82. Mr. Rothschild's
new Prussian Loan in the latter part of the day was in consid-
erable demand at 86. Colombian new Bonds remain steady
at 84. The Spanish are again dearer. The Old Bonds are free
• sale at 624' ez a 63, and the new at 61; The Danish Fives are
861 87, but not much business is at present done in them. The
Neapolitan Fives rather 'improve in demand, and their price
is steady at 71. Russian :Metallic Fives are in little demand
at 78. The New Loan to Russia is rather iroproVed, and has
reached 811. Austrian security,is not very popular, the Metal-
lic 'Fives are nominally quoted at 78. Chili Fives are dull
at 79e, TallOw is rather • improved, being more steady at
345. to 345. lid. 'Every other article of Baltic pfoduce is as
dull as possible. Lloyd's books again present a list, of va:-
luable captures by Pirates on the Solidi American cnast.—
It is unfortunate that the Government of England cannot
reconcile to the present system of Europe
.the, recogni;.
tion of the independence of the new States in that ', quar-
ter of the globe; for a pirate could have no- protection if
the freedom of all flags was acknowledged. According to
letters from Jamaica, received by last mail, the trade with the
neighbouring Continent was much depressed, and to effect sales
of any articles was impossible without considerable loss. These
accounts 'are dated on the 13th June. They represented the
pirates, chiefly belonging to St. Jago de Cuba, as being exceed-
ingly active and successful in collecting their tithes in those seas.
They spfire neither friend nor foe, and respect no flag. The
English suffer more from their dePredations than any other
nation, their ships being morenumerous. A few British brigs
and cutters would be very serviceable,- for,the Independent flag
is not able to, put the marauders down, though it does all in
its power to protect the peaceable shipping trading to its ports.
The Ann, Capt. Philips; from Valparaiso, value] at 200,000
dollars, and the 'Joseph, from the same place, had been captur-
ed by the Peruvian squadron and • carried.
.into Lima, for a
Breach of blockade.- The Lavinia had also been condemned
at that place for a like offence. Surelysome steps ought to be
taken by the British Government to reconcile any differences
which- may happen on such occasions. Lloyd's 'Coffee-house
will not underwrite- the trade -with South America under
the present system, except 'at an enormously high rate, and
much property must consequently be kept at home, be-
canse the profits will not bear the additional charge, and
no merchant could take the whole risk of capture on him-
self. The connection with South America is of more im-
portance to England than all the benefits which she can ever
obtain from the Holy Alliance; and Spain having irrevo-
cably lost her colonies, r cannot be benelitted by the Govern-
ment of England continuing not to acknowledge the sovereign-
ty of these free and rising nations'. Distrust in the minds of
the South Americans must be the result of any long delay
:. on the part of England to acknowledge' their independence,
and when the acknowledgment is made, as it must be sooner or
later, it may perhaps be attributed. to selfishness or necessity,
'and not to liberality of sentiment. The importance of South
America to the commerce of England cannot admit the most
distant doubt, and let it be hoped that no false notions of policy
will.prevent the British Government from doing this act of
justice to men Who have conquered and established their liber-
ties, and from conferring great advantages on the depressed
- trade of their own country.---(Monting Chronicle.).

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MASONIC NOTICES FOR NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND.
Monday, July 29, LONDON: No. 458. .
COUNTRY.' Nos. 227, 238, 249' 425,
455, 541, 553, 680, 707-
- 30, LONDON. * * *
COUNTRY. Nos. 68,411, 497, 501, 528,
579, 6611.
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Wednesday, - 31, LONDON. Lodge of Benevolence.
COUNTRY. Nos. 54, 112,- 121, 128,
129, 164, 291, 400, 468,
• 472, 549, 563, 577, WI
• 690, 705.
Aug. 1, LONDON. Nos. 25, 34, 61, 122, 239,

Tuesday,

Thursday,

Saturday,

. . .
277, 325.
COUNTRY. Nos. 45, 48, 57, 70, 113,
171, 182, 214, 234, 384,
416, 420, 451, 453, 461,
466, 469, 4113, 518, -5451.
555, 556, 560, 561, 586,
587,,599, 627, 642, 679,
717.
- 2i• LoNDoN. Nos. 10, 210, 399, 409.
COUNTRY., Nos. 13, 23, 30, 55, 58,
470, 533, 538, 550, 6.55.
-3, LONDON. No. 173.
COUNTRY. No. 675.

IRELAND.

Saturday, August 3, CORK.

No. 3.

REPUBLIC of COLOMI3IA.-I.lavitig
ceived several applications-relative to alleged unsettled
Claims on the Government of Colombia, I do hereby give notice,
for the information of all parties concerned therein, that on nIY;
arrival in London in the year 1820, I caused an office to be opened
for the adjustment of all Claims on the said Government, whereQf
public ninice was given on the 11th August in that year, and
which Office was continued until March, 1821, repeated notices
being given, . by public Advertisement, that no Claims would
be settled in England that were not presented, at the said
Office by the above date. Having adjusted all the Claims
so presented which were found correct, and rendered an account
thereof long since to the Government I represent, and my cow' •
mission in that respect having thus been fulfilled, I have no
longer the faculty of entering into any examination of accountg,
nor any means of ascertaining their correctness; but, for the con-
venienee of all parties who may desire it, and who may not have
the means themselves of forwarding their Claims to Columbia!
Messrs. C. Herring, 'll% Graham, ana J. D. l'owles, of Freeman''
Court, Cornhill,• will receive such claims as remain unsettled,
with the Vouchers in support thereof; whereupon I will in,' •
mediately transmit them to the Government of Colombia,. to
order to their being put in a train of investigation witbo
delay.
F. A. ZEA,
Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Colombia! ,
London, July 24.

ST. JAMES.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, East Inais.

arid South Sea Ifouses.

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PRICE of FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, JULY 24'
French Five per Cents. 9175:92.
Prussian f Five per Cent. Bonds, '8'835 89.
l Ditto New, 87. ..••
Old Bonds, 00.
Colombian .tSix per Cent. Boilds, 84. •
Ditto Scrip, 00.
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Spanish 5 Five per Cent. Bonds, 62.1 i 3. - ~,-
& New Ditto, 61g- i.
Danish . Five per Cent. Bonds, 86 373. - .' ..
iiieapolitan Five per Cent. Bonds, 71
1 :i• .
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 7,1
Six per Cents. 00. •
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) rd.
Ditto New 00.
I Bank, Shares 00. .
1 Seven per Cent. 00. . •
American -1 Three per Cents. 00.
Five per Cent. ILoan, 18•ZO 002
Five per Cent. Loan,
F
. - 1821, 00.
Chili 79 1..
Russian 811. ,J
In the latter part of the day there was a considerable de'D
il ' for New Prussian Stock.

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOZIO IROO. ,
Morning, 7 minutes after 7. 1 Evening, 30 minutes afte
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THE SUN.

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SOLEAI QUIS DICERE FALSIIM AUDE..4T • ?

LONDON,
TiIURSDAY, JULY '25, 13'22'.

We received this morning the Paris Papers °
Monday. The return of the Duke de 130c.15
to Paris has excited considerable disquietude I°
the Ministerial Circles; for, according to °lie'
accounts, it will lead to a total change in ill
Ministry, and to others, only to a partial change/.
as regards the KING'S Household. There is 116';
thing of importance respecting Turkey
Russia, but it is evident the Turks have 110
tention of evacuating Moldavia and Walla°lost
nd
for additional troops are marching thither, a' ,
winter magazines are establishing in those
cipalities.—The following copious extracts r
;nte'
specting Greece and Spain are highly

resting :—.