The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-06 00:00:00

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PRICE OF STOCKS
eitz.:k Stock 2294 30 29i
3 per Cent. Red
3 per Cent. Cons. 9151 1i 904
i per ('ent.
Ditto Red.
Dissd
4 per Cent.
New ... 105$ .1i
!lank ikngAnn. 21 15-16221 i
Imp. 3 per Cents. •
• India Stock
Ditto ITonds
Soittll Sea Stock

DAY AT ONE O.CLOCIC.
Old Annuities
New Ditto 9l
Ex. Bills 1000/. `2‘l.
Ditto
Ditto 500/.
Ditto 'Ad. 52 53 51 53
Ditto Small
Ditto lAd.
Ditto Commercial
Bank for Act.
India for Acct.
Cons. for Acct.

, • . VItECES OF FOREIGN FUNDS., AT ONE O'CLOCK.
A uscritirt Bds, 5 per ct. 98,9 Chi Han, Bds, 8 per et. ... 7-
.• Brazilian lids
------ Scrip _ Neapolitan, 5 per cent. ... 91
1825
Buenos Ayres Bds 9Ol I Portuguese Bonds
Colombian lids, 6 per ct. 854 Prussian, 5 per ct.
Do. do. 1824 ....... ~.. 88f Ditto New
Danish, 5 per cent lO2 Russian, New, 3 per ct. 944!
Do. Scrip 2Ef dis. Spanish 1821, 5 per ct. 23/16„
t -Greek lids
Do. Scrip, 1825 ... 4J. dis. French Renter
•
Mexican Bds
:. , 00. Scrip 1825 ... 1g if dis. Scrip

PRICES or sll ES AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Per Share.

Anglo-Mexican Mining Company
Anglo-Chilian Mining Company
Bolanos )lining Company .... •
Brazilian Mining Company ••••
Chilian Mining Company
Colombian 3lining Company
Pasco Peruvian 'Mining Company 18 _lsb
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian• Mining Association 9314
- Real del Monte Mining Company •. • . 87
-Rio de la Plata Mining Company
United Mexican Mining Company
Ditto New
\Welch Iron and Coal Mining Company
Alliance Fire and Life Assurance Company
.
Ditto, Marine Department
British Iron Company
,British Rock and Patent Salt Company
`'Canada Company
•Ilondurtis Company
Imperial Plate Glass Company •
Imperial Distillery Company
London Brick Company
10 Mexican Company
.Provincial Bank of Ireland
Rio de la Plata Agricultural Company ...... 7ii 9.
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• 33 34
• 51 6

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THE STUN.

SOLED QUIS DICI:11E F.11.5U.11 AUI,EAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, NAY (3, 11325.

At a late hour this morning Dutch Papers to
"lb 4th of May came to hand. It appears that
67 them some disturbances have existed in the
butch Settlements which have broken out into
open war, occasioned by the total failure of the
crops is Bona,
in the hopes of by causing the enemy to assemble
getting food. The enemy was
attacked by Major WAEKS in the plain of Maros,
and driven back, but the Settlement is far from
beilig quiet. Memlok, the capital of Bann, has
been destroyed by fire. Two French ships of war
arrived at Malacca, charged with a Special Mis-
sion to the Manilla. We make the following
*attracts

BAT AVIA, OCT. 28.

Hfs
Maje.ty's frigate Eurydice, Capt. Wardenburg, and the
rnily and Merkus transports, sailed on the 24th from this port
to Macassar, with 488 troops and military stores, to reinforce
the garrison of that settlement, under Col. Birchoft.
According to the latest accounts from 'Macassar, received
Within these few days, the people of Bona, who had been long
lo a threatening position on the frontiers, being encouraged by
the Continued resistance of Soepa, had, a few days after the de-
parture of the Eurydice from Macassar roads, really entered
the territory of the Government on the side of Maros, and im-
mediately attacked the Regents of Sevribang. and Tymanab
which had obliged the Government of Macassar to call on the
4411liary force of the King of Goah (in Macassar), which, ac.
"tdiog to the treaty, had immediately been put in motion.
The Bona people immediately appeared in great force at
Pallkajene, where Lieut. Grunwald, with 30 native soldiers,
144 a fortified post. IVhile that officer was bravely defending
41:ialr'elf; his little powder magazine blew up, and unhappily
'4oYed the whole post. The resident Baron, who exercised
elvil authority, was so fortunate as to escape in a small
boat the danger of being taken by the enemy.
1411e2d lieutenant, Gillian, who was in Lebakkang with
vb In"+ was obliged to yield to the superiority of the enemy,
27: were in treaty with the people of the district, whose assist-
was depended upon in the defence of this post. The new
41eRett
th of Lebakkang has remained faithful to the Govern.
'4' and has joined •our people at Maros against the enemy.
e enemy having advanced to Tanetta, restored the King,
rile ad been expelled. Our detachment of 2 officers and 45
unable to resist the enemy, have attuned without loss to
ainatecil..4ar, on board the Nautilus brig. The Doeng Mataro,
kre °ls brother, who had undertaken to defend Segeni, were
t° retire; they escaped being taken by the enemy,. and
.etc 1,451 the way to Macassar.
eaelny advancing in the plain of Maros to Boelve Lepong,
'ec'esettacked by Major Wachs with 120 men and 4 field.
L together with the auxiliary troops, and driven back to
tho
ottl Sernankle*
iloa
%tn._ e learab a and Bonthain had not fallen when the last ac.
the
t: arae away from Macassar (Oct. 8.) but it was said that
tore,, mY intended to proceed to those points with a large
There
tia that the every reason to suppose (as has been before stated)
a
tal invakifailure of the crops in Bona is the real cause of
thisthe ho by enabling the enemy to collect so large a force
%teem Pe of getting food in our territory, in which they have
thain,l4hi the district of Maros. But as the crops in Bon-
-11441 'mere not
be delayed, iti td
ripe, it was hoped the invasion of these
"eat
th
and that the reinforcements already
1ht14,7 'would arrive in time.
been
thought advisable to recal our troops from Soepa
744at' that they might not be too much dispersed, and for