The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-14 00:00:00

WEST INDIA DOCKS.

As a new arrangement has taken place in the Weekly Reports
from this important Establishment, which we received too
late for insertion this day, we are obliged to delay it till
to-morrow, and shall then regularly insert it, as usual, every
Tuesday. --..----

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS HAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock — Old Annuities ............... --.
; per Cent. Red. shut New Ditto .............••...
t per Cent. Cons. 94 93g Ex. Bills 10001. 2d. ......... --
3 i per Cent Ditto 10. 142 44
Dissd. shut Ditto 500/. 2d. ......... --,
1 per Cent. {A ssd. shut Ditto lAd. ......... ..-
New ...1004 106 Ditto Small t!d. ......... --.
Bank Long Ann. shut Ditto lid. ......... ...
hop. 3 per Cents — Ditto Adver. ...2d. ......... ..-•
[udia Stock Bank for Act. ...............
Dibto Bonds lndia for Acct. ............ --
South Sea Stock — Cons. for Account ......... 94 / t

PRICES OF FOREIGN Ft
Austrian 13ds, 5 per ct. 94i 95i
Brazilian

uAa
tTle B:s° 1 INpe O'CLOCK.
totncds •
5crip............ --
PniYsi
Ditto New .......
Russian, New, 5 per ct....931i
Spanish 1821, sper Ct. 2tss
- 1823, ditto ...
E 4 uAllianceEquitable
ShamscLoan
an .
................. --
......
Palladium ..................
Canadian .....................
French Rentes ............
Scrip ...... ........

Buenos Ayres
Chinn, lids, 6 per et.
Colombian lids,iiper et— —
Scrip 12 dis.
Danish, 5 per cent.
Greek Scrip —
Mexican Bonds 4l3i 49
Scrip —
Neapolitan, 5 per cent.
Peruvian Bonds —

Scrip —

FOREIGN MAILS.'
ARRIVED. DUE'
Guernsey and Jersey . 0 • I
Lisbon - - . 1 0
Gottenburgh • . 0
liamburgh . . . 0 1
0
France . . . 1

II IGII IVATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-11101tR0W•
Morning, 2 minutes after 6. Evening' ' titer after 6.
nun

TH E SUN.

SOLE)! QUIS DICERE FALSUM JUDEA

LONDON,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1824.

The Etoilc of the 12th reached us last night.
It continues to report that the KING daily re'
ceives his Ministers, but is silent as to the reel
state of his MAJESTY'S health. As the Count
d'A aTors, however, comes more forward in the
scene, and his communications with M. de Via
LELE are more open and frequent, we may infer
that his MAJESTY'S decease is almost hourly el'
pected. It is understood that the views of the
MONARCH himself are different from those of bit
legitimate successor; but, in his present condition,
it is probable that only the form of obedience
is paid to his counsels, and that, in fact, implicit
submission follows those of his Royal Brother.
A few days, or rather a few hours, will probably
wholly change the face of affairs, and afford
some decisive proof of the measures that are
likely to be adopted when the awful event actually
takes place.
The news from Greece in the French ,opera
is not of any decisive nature. That from Spain
announces the safety of VALDEZ, who had escaped'
d
to Tangiers, a circumstance at which every (6en
to the liberties of Spain must rejoice, as he is re:
ported to be an able and intrepid leader, nod
• de'
may, at a more favourable crisis, assist m the
d
liverance of his country from a foreign yoke aid
the oppression of a native tyrant.

The Courier Frangais of Saturday last coo'
tains the following article, which, if authentic?
spews that the King of PORTUGAL IS wise enolls/1
to see that there is little probability of his regaiv
ing the sovereignty of the Brazils :
" Letters from Lisbon, dated the 20th of August, seuSg_ced
it was generally thought there that a negociation would be ur".o
as soon as possible with Brazil, and that the King WO tiiso
disposed to recognise the government of his son. Semed the
events give probability to this opinion. On the request
st
fthorath3isia.
Agents from Brazil, all the Brazilian prisoners whtl,.„,tHi,
Lisbon have been sent home to Rio Janeiro. Another ""-tei
tQtaliroson,
Portugal.
editor
flonfdainßgrazilhimi:enu .1117:11;
oceidenbr:
f Weis
at Lisbon, requested the King to grant him a pneerteS°.; be
said, that a public functionary, rather
to Brazil. Not only did his Majesty direct the PassP°; Witise
issued, but he granted M. Queiros a passage grails'
unfortunstelft
lately said to the King, that for the (Dirndl Of ids LC:3713 ti
of his person, he should make war against Brazil, "'"be
Crovrn will
replied, 'I do not think that the dignity of my ere
compromised in the least. The situation in which We
loPthe
ed is sufficiently explained by circumstances well hneletio,
and
whole world. As to me, if you suppose that my dirlifor; you
person are offended by what has happened, toe, 11'4
that I will never, for any personal offences offered to 'O.
the blood of two nations to which I should act Si a father' .

DON BERNARDINO RIVADAVIA.--The
____-....--
!view-
this Gentleman given in town has • n
g an lore-deli:
.interest to The concerns of BUENOS AVar°: the
Is well known that he took a leading Part ifid to
Government of that country: He Wan raile; his
his important station by the confidence °: ol
fellow-citizens, whose confidence has been 'litho
justified by the rectitude of his conduct anader,
wisdom of his measures.—His family, W° 1311 the
stand, have long held a respectable rank In °
ro,
country, and his abilities and attainments Vice
mend him to the esteem of mankind aS a goo,
oluine Patriot and an accomplished State/D/0
When we announced the arrival of this Geniedf
man we said C 6 he comes not, we are I'vrs"11( to
to enjoy
inglorious ease, while he can serVe.s to
country, and his sole object, we doubt Iwt, I
io
, represent to the British GOVOTDDIOnt the r