The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-29 00:00:00

PRICE O.

F STOCKS
PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

THIS DAY AT HALF
Bank Stock
3 per Cent.
$ per Cent. Cons. 963
3} per Gent lO2
4 per dent. (Assented lO2l
• New —lO4 109
3 per Gents. 1797
Bank Long:lnn. 23 1-16th if
Imp. 3 per Cents

India Stock
--
1n is Bonds 79s. 80s.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
Ex. Bills 49 53
Ditto Small 5O 53
Bank for Act.
India for Con. Acct.
Cons. for Acct. 97 9f

RICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, Amer 29,
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Five per Cents. 104.
Scrip, 18 pm.
Six per Cents. 00.
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Ditto New 971.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 971.
scrip, 17j prem.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 1)20, 00.
Ditto 1821, 171.
Ditto 1323, 16.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 99:-
Ditto New, 100.
Portuguese Bonds, 95i.
Scrip, 8.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 102.
Peruvian Scrip,
Chili 81.
Colombianf Six per Cent. Bonds, 941.
I Scrip, 4 prem.
Mexican Scrip, log prem.
Greek 2 dis.
Alliance Insurance Shares-17.
Batik Shares £24 17s.
Seven per Cent. 00.
Six per Cent. 97-104.
Five per Cent. 00.
Three per Cent. 801.

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THE SUN.

SOLE)! QUIS DICERE 7,ILSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
THURSD,4Y, APRIL 29, 1824.

In our preceding columns we have given co—
pious extracts from the Foreign Journals. he
Mode contains an article from Odessa, which
states that Russia has made new demands on the
Porte, and that there is little or no prospect of a
speedy termination of the differences.

Extract of a Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's,

al Marseilles, datad2Oth April.

44 His Majesty's ship Revenge, Vice-Admiral
Sir HAnar B. NEALE, sailed yesterday for
Malta. There appears to be no probability of
an early termination of the differences with the
Regency of Algiers, and all the ports of that
territory are subjected to a rigorous blockade.
" Convoys have been granted for th• protection
of the trade between Leghorn and the Straits,
but there is not the slightest risk of capture, as
it is ascertained that there are no Algerine
cruizers at sea."

GIBRALTAR, APRIL B.—The North Poly, EHLEST, from
Hieres and off Algiers, arrived here yesterday, sent in by
H.M.S. Active, for a breach of blockade; she was off Algiers
on the Ist inst. The Master reports that Vice-Admiral Sir H.
NEALE landed six days before at Algiers to confer with the
DEL The Vice-Consul at Oran was allowed to go about and
do business, and had shipped several cargoes. Two have just
arrived here; one in a vessel under English colours. It is re-
ported that Bona has been burnt by two English frigates.

The Readers of the Sus are not so unprepared
' as those of the other daily journals, for the alarm-
ing intelligence from Rio de Janeiro which has
suddenly burst upon those who have been dream-
ing that the independence of South America was
securely established, and that nothing could by
possibility occur in that quarter of the world,
either to endanger the new states whose security
is so essential to the prosperity of this country,
or to involve the British Empire in the
risk of a war on their account. We, for our
part, have always expressed our distrust, not
only of the spirit of a great portion of
the South Americans themselves, but also, and
more particularly, of the designs of the French
Government, notwithstanding the pacific pro-
fetOotts with which it seeks to conceal its real

Views. The intelligence which has at length
opened the eyes, even of the most credulous
upon this subject, was received yesterday from
Guernsey, announcing the arrival there of the
merchant vessel the Courier, Capt. LE MAITRE,
by which conveyance the important, and by
many persons the unexpected information, has
been received from Rio de Janeiro of the forma-
tion of a powerful French naval force in the Brazils.
Letters received by the Courier•, dated in Rio de
Janeiro on the 27th Feb., state, that iu the pre-
ceding week the French naval force there had
been augmented to eight heavy frigates, and

three sloops of war. From the 20th Feb. al.
most every signal communicated the arrival of a
French ship of war, and the most extraordinary
circumstance is, that trzo ships had not arrived in
company. In the best informed circles it was
reported that the Caosse, of 74 guns, the Jean
Bart, of 84 guns, and several frigates and
sloops, were hourly expected to arrive, by which
the French naval force at Rio would be increas-
ed to 18 ships! Some time ago the sailing of
the. Jean Bart, a frigate, and a sloop, for Guade-
loupe, was announced in the French 'newspapers.
From this information it would appear, however,
that a French Colony was not the real destine-