The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-24 00:00:00

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

PRICE OE' STOCKS 111111

Bank Stock .

3 per Cent. It'd. 92i4
3 per Cent. ( 'onK 'il
per Cent 1001
Dissd.
4 per Ce t. Assd. 1004
(New 1070;
!hulk Long.-In. 23 22 15-11;tns
Imp. :tier Cents.
India sock
Ditto Bonds 119:
South Sea Stock

PRICES OF FOttF.IGN FL
.1 ustriaii Ms, 5 per ct 931
Scrip....
(11i1;anti per ct.
C )11»111>ittit lids,ds, 6perct.....—
Scrip 6 di..
Danish, 5 per cent.
(;reek Scrip
Mexican Bonds

Scrip
Neapolitan, 5 per cent.
Peruvian Bonds

ttmiar, 01 , 5 per ct.... 94}

FOREIG

A nRt vED.
1 France

HUM WATER ATIA)NIN
Ihinling. 9 minutes after 1

Old Annuities --
New Ditto -
Ex.l.lills 10001.2d....40 39 43
Ditto 1Id.
Ditto 5001.21 4:40
•Ditto 1 d......... 41
Ditto Small id.......... 40
Ditto lid.
Ditto Commercial -
honk for Act.
India for Acct. -.
Cons. for Account ...91i 92 it

OS, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Portuguese Bonds .........87

Scrip
Prussian, 5 per et.
Ditto New
spanish 1021, sper cc. 211
1023, ditto --
Buenos Ayres par
Alliance Shares lO4 Ili
Palladium
Equitable Lona
31ancliester Ditto
French Rentes ...........
Scrip

MAILS.

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1 Lisbon

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LONDON,
S:ITURMAY, JULY 24, 181.4.

CITY, Olot o'CLocz.

Consols opened this morning. at 914 for the
Account, advanced to 921, and are now ut
A good deal of business has been done bath in
the British and Foreign Markets. South American
are much the same as yesterday, the rumour or
expectation that these countries were about to be
immediately recognized by this country having
subsided. An Express from Paris has brought

e French Renter, on Thursday at 98f. 35c.

We have received the French Papers of Wed'
nesday, and the Eloile of Thursday, and hale
given extracts from them,and from Dutch Papers,

in our preceding columns. The Male states,
that the idea of sending Hanoverian troops to
Portugal is given up. We had already annonnc•
ed this in Tux SUN ; and we only now advert to
it again, for the sake of noticing that the French
Ministerial Papers, after having been so egre-
giously misled by the Franlybrt Journal, have at
length obtained correct information (probably
from their own Government), upon this import-
ant subject. According to the news from Ma-
drid, in the Journal (114 Commerce, it appears that
Russia is arrogating to herself not only the right
of interference with the internal affairs of Spain,
but the merit, by anticipation, of removing alt
disagreements amongst the Foreign Ambassadors
respecting the situation of that wretched coun-
try. Count OFALIA, the late Foreign Minister
of Spain, has been exiled to Almeria. The 426
Frenchmen, tried at Toulouse for having taken
part against France in the late Spanish war, have
been acquitted by the Jury, to the astonishment,
no doubt, of the accused themselves as well as
of the Public.

Our Correspondent at Berlin informs us that
Mr. IIoLmAN, the English traveller, who is blind,
and who was prevented from entering Russia, is
now at Berlin, where his interesting character,
and the shameful treatment he has received from
Russia, have excited the sympathy of the re'
silent English in his favour, and no small Wig-
nation at the inhospitable spirit manifested to-
wards him by a country whose own travellers
have experienced so much liberal attention ►n
England. We cannot omit this opportunity of
thanking our Correspondent for what he says as
to the estimation in which Tint SUN is held on
the Exchange at Berlin.

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ItiniA.--We were informed, last evening, that
the Commander-in-Chief in India had returned
from the interior of the country, and had
at Calcutta aht.ut the 12th of March, and that
every exertion was making to carry on the war
with vigour and effect. arrived

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EAsT INDIA HousE.—The debate, yesterdays
at the India House, on the State of the ludo:
Press, being protracted to so late an hour, and
the subject having excited so much public inte-
rest, it is our intention to give, on Monday next,
a very full and detailed report of it.

A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign Office, Down:
ing street, which was attended by the Duke of
Wellington, the Earls of Liverpool,' Harrowbfr
Westmorland, and 13athurst, Mr. Secretary Peel,
Mr. Secretary Canning, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, Mr. Wynn, Viscount Sitlmouth, &C.
,The Cabinet sat in deliberation till six o'clock•
Yesterday morning .Mr•. IioNTEn, the King's
Messenger arrived at the Secretary of State's
Office for Foreign Affairs, with dispatches from
Sir WILLIAM A'CouaT our Ambassador at
Madrid.
Yesterday morning ViSCOllIlt MELVILLE, Sir G.
COCKBURN, and Sir GEORGE CLERK, Lord Corn'
missioners of the Admiralty, left town in an open
carriage, attended by Mr. J. BARROW', Secretary
to the Admiralty, to Portsmouth, to inspect the
dock-yards, and on other official business,