The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-09 00:00:00

CITY, Owi o'CLocr.

Consols opened at 94k for Account, and have
declined one eighth, with little doing either in
them or any other description of British or
Foreign Securities.

In our preceding columns we have given ex-
tracts from the Paris Papers of Tuesday, and
the Etoile of Wednesday. Amongst those from
the latter Journal is the intelligence from South
America (through Spain), the substance of which
was communicated to us yesterday by express,
and laid before our Readers. There can be
little doubt that this Spanish American news is
at least exaggerated ; but still, after making
every fair deduction on account of the interested
feeling of Spaniards, there is but too much rea-
son to fear that the cause of independence in
Peru has been lost.

We have received Brussels Papers to Wednes-
day. They contain the following accounts from
Augsburg, fully confirming what we have from
time to time stated respecting the movements of
the Ministerial Congress at Johannisberg:—

A JumE 27.—( Private Correspondence. )-111
wehuavaesnln
stated,, the conferences between Prince Metternich,
Marquis Caraman, M. de Tatischeff, and . Prince lietzfield,
are very frequent.
It appears that the affairs of the South of Europe, as well $$
of Brazil, are seriously discussed. Report speaks also, but
vaguely, of a memorial relative to Greece, said to have been
presented to the Austrian Ministers, as well as of a Not!
transmitted from Constantinope by Baron Ottenfels, in which
the whole of the crooked policy of the Divan Is fully Ist"
_ _

As for the affairs of Germany, it is affirmed that Prince
Metternich, after having caused the views of his Cabiaet to be
made known to the Sovereigns of that country, has contented
himself with verbally explaining them to those German Ml'
nisters now at Johannisberg, who have lost no time in sending
reports to their respective Governments.
Princess Metternich and daughters receive every evening the
Foreign Ministers' several of whom, from want of room in the,
Chateau, lodge in houses in the neighbouring Communes 0'
the Rhingau, where they are near Johannisberg. The cool'
pany is always very numerous. The Prince is sometimes Pre'
sent, but his occupation will not allow him to be present eel
evening.
Two more Diplomatic Gentlemen have arrived at Jobannil'
berg, viz. Count Moronzonquery Woronzow), Russian Minis'
ter at Munich ; and Baron Amstetten, Russian Envoy at
Frankfort.

There is a curious specimen of inconsistency
in the Chronicle of this morning, as the Reader
will see on referring to our usual extracts from
the Morning Papers. It is well known that
the recent panic on the Paris Stock E"
change was occasioned by the news from
London of the fall in the British Funds,
and of the intention of our Government t^
send a military force to Portugal. The former of
these facts, viz., the fall of oar Fonds, is not"
riously true ; and as for the latter, the Chronicle
itself, in its first leading article to-day, not only
confirms it, but alleges that the force to be sent to
Portugal will be much greater than was oda
ginally intended, and will consist both of English
and Hanoverian troops ! The Chronicle, neverthr
less, in a subsequent article, gravely asserts that the
depression of the French Funds was owing to the
interested circulation of false and unfounded
rumours from England!

THE KING V. THE BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGU.
-Li another part of our Paper we have given
full report of the observations of the Lord Chief
Justice AnnoTT, on pronouncing judgment ill
this case, the circumstances of which were gene"
rally mis-stated by our contemporaries, suppoi"