The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-14 00:00:00

(From the Pack qf Tioudair)

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PARIS EXQUANOI4 OF OuT. 11.--The rise of the Funds
to-day is founded on reasoning drawn from the fact of a pro-
ject of reduction ; consequently titers is no probability of a fall,
but in the event of the fact being denied.
There are various reports as to the origin of the plan. Some
pretend that it is Ministerial ; others claim the honour of it is
favour of independent bankers. It little matters, say a third
party, with whom the plan origlnates t the essential thing is that
there is to ben reduction in the Government litotes; that there
is to be no increase in the capital to be liquidated by the opera-
tion of the Sinking Fund ; and that the Rentiers will be fleeto
accept it or not. •If the project unites all these advantages, it is
worthy of a French Minister; but all accessary bonuses Which
companies might derive from it would indicate a foreign origin.
All the-speculators are on the Art. Thei are busied In de-
termining what the Five per cents would be worth, if the
Three per Cents rise only from 7,5 to 90 and if the Three per
Cents from 73 should rise to 83, which is but probable, with
credit such as we now enjoy, the Five per Cents would mount
to the tides. The calculation is nearly the same in the suppo-
sition of Four per Cents at 93. They, would Use us well as the
others.

(P'rons thc L'tolle of l'iladay.)

Sm.TUNA, SEPT. 11.—The Week squadron of Admiral
Mullis is at Patmos."
The samians have resumed their Outage. Most of them
have come down from the mountains -to their vintage. Au
European ship was at Satnos taking in wine. A vessel from
thence, laden with onions, has entered our port. Let the Sa.
mians not he blind. The storm has not passvd—they ate near
their run.

SCALA IN uovA.—the Egyptian troops have suffered much in
their voyage. 'Many horses have perished for want of water.
It is asserted a number of European transports, having finished
their three months, demand their discharge.

FnExcl.' FIT Nni.—TAniti, Ocr..ll.—Five per Cents.
opened for money, 102. 70.;. closed 102.70. ; alter the market,
103 icri Account—Neapolitan, 803 ; ditto payable at Paris, 92.
—Spanish, lB,).—Guebhard's Loan; !vote.)
It seems front this statement, that after the disasters of
the Turkish fleet in the little Bogas (or straits between SttrOUS
and the it fled to the South and joined the Egyptiau
fleet, liiiattlis following it as far as Patinds.

V/1101.1.11*.I.J..1•411•0 •*•We1...1
NEAPOI4ITAN LOAN.

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NAPLES, Sr. r.r. 22.
FINANCE DEPARTMEN T.
orciiiniairsy aEn3tlc,;llinkisitlecrYPlCen°i;ontent
tank l‘lajestY, has transmitted to the Royal Goverainent an
authenticated ropy of the act of consignment in the Bank of
tli.;:lorydioktff,
the I't::!,,t,,v,ro!ofilFi',l4villrriat...
England, of the contract signed on the 16th of May, in the pm_
sent year 18:14, by hi:4 Majesty' the Kole our Lord, for
,t4e Joan
of 2,t(g),000L sterling, iiii4.l n copy of theceirespontling contract
entered into on the 23(1 of February, witlf,Alti,N. M. Roths-
child, by, his Lxcellency the Chevalier tie 6lottici, Councillor
Minister of State, Secretary of State fur the Finance ,Depart.'
meet, elipressly authorized by his Majesty; in the said net.
. The above-mentioned loan is represented by 25,000 *portal
' bonds of 1001. sterling, bearing an interest of 5' per cant. par
. unninn. Each bond is accompanied by 72 bills for halr yearly
interest. These are payable on the let of Petirnary anti the
Ist of August, in each year, at the Bank, of N. Al . Rothschild,
in London; they will also berec..,cived as money at the cap'ca.
tion of the respective half-years, or in the course of them (de.-
ductint,
the pu lie offices of Naples and in: its environs.
of employedl2',hseoo",oo:7io:ll.csvbetterrili g 'discount, fund ftß
I: gif each half year of not less shalt
ibb2itymiAi,iibattifilyebrniti,:aslti.twa'hiise,iteatire:i:trialrtiesii,biiyttirighae::,rointbppoetopuitieirynnoblgimittitihioeni4e,fnoicfterironhu,utndtehigotnlnbOsittofiltoisnirontolpthilitit
gatmilailielalaksttsiphsboietriyeiflnoimaiktio;itnreonr:nittri3O:it
ec:,.aroocinr:tio,:.;4,aphKeg,r,
iiil.llUlll.. • , • .
. . ,
The. Slinking Fund ,will be gradually augmented by the rc.
Ps
utel;ll4iiin";:i'll be' rede'ert:e 'd
in the course of 36 years. ' '
inaHn,isbleallidtjesesthyishaoilwenonsodesireernded to grant, on account of the
fotteherestPharn:Scrpteret:LO:gillitnitsveLifibuiveldieiBt
thareelaivan and tenlotioekh;trainnYd Ifien,rthggn Itcbdr
oerign guarantee, a mortgage on all
tho more perfect security of the Sinking Fund, of ,the. capital,
and of the payment of the interest, his Majesty has been pleas-
ett to grant for this loot' a special Mortgage on the annualte.
ceipts of the customs, of the grants and the rights resealed to
the CrOWO.--(Giornak Jet Regno Jelle Disc Sit oiic.)