The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-03 00:00:00

PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, Do. 1

Five per Cents. 88A.
Six per Cents. 82. -
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 83.
Ditto New 86.
Neapolitan 5 Five per Cent. Bonds, 761.
I Scrip, 77,1.
Austrian Five per Cents. (11Ietall:-c) 85.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 661.
Spanish New Ditto, 574.
Scrip, 6l disc.
Prussian 5 Five per Cent. Bonds, 861 4.
_ ( Ditto New, 874
sh .
Danish
Five per Cent. Bonds, 90k.
Chili 764.
(Old Bonds, 00.
Colombian i Six per Cent. Bonds, 74.
(Ditto Scrip, 00.
Peruvian New Loan, 79.1.
Bank Shares -.1:21 10s.
American Six per Cent. 92-98.
Five per Cent. 961.
Three per Cent. 7U?.

French

PRICE OF IRISH STOCK, NOV. 30. 45;
Bank Stock 2511 Grand Canal Loan, 4 Pu" 69L
Gov. Deb. percent.... 93Ai Ditto 3 per cent- ••! ,
Stock, 3A per ct 92.1;i Ditto Stock .......•
~...
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent...... 2 Royal Canal Stock ..... c 7! ..1:.
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent.
—Stock, 5 per cent. il Do. Deb. with Gov- Sec':
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent. Pipe Water Deb. 5 Per ''' ...-
City Debentures, 5 per Do.
cent.

Lying in Hospital 4 per et.
Exchange on Lone

HIGH WATER AT LONDOI
Morning, _ 5 minutes after 6. 1

I 5 per cent .............
lon, Nov. 20, 81.

BRIDGE TOZIORROVG:
Evening, 30 minutes 14ter

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LONDON,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1821.

[FROM A CORRESPONDENT.]
CITY, Twelve o'Clock.—ln consequence of the
warlike information from France this morning'
Consols opened at 79 for the Account, but 5000
.
after got up to 791 34- 17-, and a great deal of husv
e
ness was doing. Various are the opinions in th
City in regard to the final result of a war vrltli
France and Spain. A report also Prevailleci tt
that this Country was going to fit out It neee
of observation for the Mediterranean in caso
of hostilities. In the Foreign Market an 1,
bustle this morning, and the new Spanish WI
opened at 50, about 7 per cent, lower than they
closed at yesterday afternoon. Soon after, t"
ar
rose to 52, 54, 532, and up to this hour they in
52; all other Foreign Securities are nonlinai
Woo
price. Another report prevailed, that Lora go-
LINGTON had had some high words with the .0.
slim Minister at Verona on the affairs of SP

one
he
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vf bi Tr
aha t
and
dd underowiaistrailcyiak:tea bmaorsotmdeet
decidedly
ird,gae which cuei
cngictlillenia,soe
sf,:pOteociti
0:
th
grieved to
indication of Watt ! The Viscount g°l4T74
and,
RENCY has returned to Paris from Verona,
as appears by the Moniteur of Sunday lest, bit
Austria,
brought with him the permission of
Prussia, and Russia for an attack upon Win :bill
France, if France herself shall deem a SP°l5l
war necessary for her interests I This afilictinud
intelligence is confirmed by information receile f
here, and by private letters. England alone, °,l
all the Powers assembled at Verona, emPl"Yei
her influence to the last for the preserved° °
peace, and alone refused to sign 0:e fatal Oce
.; st
ment that sanctions any hostile enterprize ag--°
Spain which the French Government may 1111(eht:
take! England, therefore, still retains the rig
of remonstrating with the French G"vernt:
ment on the impolicy of the measures into
which they seem disposed to precil3itaibe
their country ;—she still exhibits herself in
tor
exalted character of Pacificator, and of Media a
between the two nations, whose frowns Portaild
Englan
a coming convulsion ;—and, above all,
by having stood aloof from the partial prose
edinbge
of the Continental Allies, retains the right, if sue
shall think fit, of raising her potent arm for
that
salvation of the Peninsula, and for repelling
foreign aggression, the inevitable result of wilict;
if successful, must be to place its Goverooreant.
under an influence, or,
rather in a condition of
pendence, which will one day most assoredilt;
found prejudicial to her interests. Rather a
the Spanish Constitution should be overthr°
to Ws_
Spaniards
by the arms of France, England ought °c'
every means of prevailing upon the Span' le,
to remodel the form of their government as
to "
e fouro
dpreicvlearFerhaenrceinovaf
sitohne
ogfrosupwalisn ott:
blvehi
icufi
hstsihett:eal,:
and, if the resolution of the Spaniards b
to sal It/
inflexible•
, rather, we hesitate not , e
ought England to uphold the Spanish Gov iv_
to be overthrown by the arms bef
t that it w"uici
may be, and we doubt not
more near"'
ment, in its present form, by force, tkh_iarnaisicoeff.l:
better if the Spanish Constitution .
resembled that of France or of this cilliP

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