The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-15 00:00:00

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PRICK OF STOCKS 11113
Batik Stock 2301.
3 per Cent.ilted. ll4ll
3 per Cent. Cons. shut
34 per Cent. 101
Ditto lied. lOl 101 i
4 „et Cent. ( I)iss".
I. New shut
Blink hong Ann. 2315-16th i
hnp. 3 per Cents.
India Stock shut
Ditto Bonds 96s 979.
South Sea Stock shut

ow Annuities
New Ditto shut
Ex. Bills 10001. 2d.
Ditto lid.
Ditto 5001. N.... 52 55 63
Ditto lid.
Ditto Small
Ditto lid.
Ditto Advertised'

PRICES OF FOREIGN Ft
Au;itrittn.Bds, 5 per ct.... 951 i
24 2 pm.
Buenos Ayres ll
Bds, n per ct 76
Colotabian llds.flper et...;
Do., do. 1824 Bsi4i
Osaiall, 6 per cent.
(heek Bds ................ 57i 8
Mexican Bds ..... . ...... 65ii Bi
Neapolitan, 5 per cent. ...
Kerip N pm.
Petlityiati Bonds 6.

Bank for Act.
India for Acct.
Cons. for Opening. 95fii

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Poriuguescßonds

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Prtisiian, 5 per ...... —lOO.
Ditto :der: '
It ut.ian, Nev/ 5 per ct.
Spanisllll3l.ll, 5 per et-- 226
aitto
Alliance Shares
Palladium. -
Equitable Loan
Canadian,—.‘
French ltenteg

Valet OF lllifill sTocr.a, OFC. 11.
Hank Stock — 0 rand Canal Loin, ti p.ct. 66
°cm Deb. 3i per cent l4
Ditto 4 per cent. ...
8t1)4,3:; per et 1
Got.
11.:b. 4 per cent- ---Royal Cana Stock '... 24,
"oy. Deb. 5 per cent. — Wide-street Cat. 6 per et.
.Stock, 4 per cent. — D0.1)..1.). with (iov. Sec —
New
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent --Do.
C, itY Debentures, 5 per et. --Ballast Office Govt. See.
"ying in Hospital 4 per ct. 4 per cent.

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THE SUN.

SOLE.II OUIS 1110EILE F.ILVUIf

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC.IS, 18'24

The Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Male
dated Monday, and also Brussels Papers arrived
last night. The articles of Interest which they

contain are given in preceding co

umns.

We should condemn enrolees not only for a
Want of humanity, but for a due regard to the
nadonal character, if we did not cordially unite
with Some of our respectable competitors of the
Pubtk Press, in most earnestly recommending to
Mersa attention and support the Italian and
Spanish Refugees, who are now labouring under
the extremity of distress in this country. They
are chiefly men who have distinguished themselves
is their own country by patriotic endeavours to
Meliorate the condition of their countrymen by an
atteanpt to improve the condition of their respec-
tive Goisernments. Many of them are men of
treat talents and acquirements, and were pos.
seised of considerable property, all of which
has beep confiscated by the vengeance of their
former Rulers. With respect to the Indium:,
'while Austria maintains an ascendancy over
Italy, they have no hope of being restored to
their douutry, as its Government is characte-
rised by an ignorant, arrogant, and gloomy
deepotism, which precludes all chance of le-
nity towards those who offend it. The Spa-
niards, indeed, have a fairer prospect for,
as it is Impossible that the present tyrannous
Government of that country can long continue,
exciting, as it does, not only the contempt, in-
dignation, and even horror of all mankind, no
other State can disgrace itself by supporting such
a Government, after the French army has with-
drawn its protection, when it may be expected
that the people will throw off that Government.
There must still be virtue enough in Spain to
resist and overthrow the despotism of Priest-
Craft, and an unrelenting Tyrant, whom
even the adversity which he has experienced
has not taught wisdom and common humanity.
When therefore the execrable Government of
iiiiiDINAND is overthrown, as it must be if there,
be even common sense remaining among the ma-
jority of the people, time expatiated Spaniards
of high character will of course be recalled to'
their country, to assist in devising a better system
for internal happiness and external security.
They will then recover their former property,
and no doubt employ it chiefly for the
advantage of their country. But at present
1311 fish benevolence should be equally ex.
tended to the natives of both countries, for
they are at present suffering under equal dis-
tress, and consequently have equal claims to the
sYmpathy of mankind. Let our Nobles and
great Landed Proprietors reflect upon %chat would
be their situation, if any successful insurrection
Should happen in this country, and they were
forced to abandon it for personal safety. Are
they Sure that they possess equal talents and at-
tainments with the expatriated Italians and Spa-
niards, and by their public virtue at home would
!)0 entitled to respect abroad, and be of sufficient
importance to be recalled by the general voice of
their country on the restoration of its legitimate
~
lioeernment ? Let, then, the high and the af-
fluent relieve distress without distinction of ob.
Jecisa and let their hearts and tleir purses be—

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