The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-19 00:00:00

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 18,13.

We have been favoured with the followingio'
portant extract of a letter, addressed by a Weil'
informed party in Paris, to a gentleman of
high political and monied connections 10
London. We would fain hope that the writer's
anticipations respecting the Spanish Bond/
of 1821 will not be realised. Their fate rests
on the issue of a struggle between the
supporters of FERDINAND'S despotic GOVoril•
meat, and the great Capitalists without whose
assistance the Government of
Spain cannot go
on. We trust that none of the latter %yin be
weak enough to yield a principle on which the
future security of their own property dePenab
cc PAnits, Dec. 16.—You know I alwaP Shive
you my beat opinion; and I can now, with safety, I'4' I:,
from what transpires, your Spanish Bonds of 11321 will ael
be worth 201.
cc All parties are very busily employed in negy'latlng lucre
with. Spain 'They offer them millions, provided they will
take the old Loan in part-payment--some at 20, others a little
more. Mean time the Spanish Ministry, aware of thelll24:
volutionary Debt,' are secretly getting 5
determination never to acknowledge one half-penny of the 4
a Lon without asY
ferenee at all to, or mention V, the Bomb of 1821.
""
"Russia is at the bottom of this. ROTHSCHILD'S ?"
have totally failed, because the King of SPAIN could not "
brought to listen to any Loan which acknowledges the Co
Bonds. He is Isere about some misunderstanding in the

trian Loan.
"Rest assured, spite of all you hear, that the Governwerit °
Spain will procuro money upon terms, which no ways Ado° 4°'
ledge the Old Bonds ; and that they have invariably refus
even to let them count at 201. 1 strongly advise you /le!,
anyttdoalke.hcyeoynldnooeutiieof
wer ill be taken
iu! see
of these Bonds,en
forf 20ory1. per Cent.,oumay e
restqvueinte
vc:lath
to
Spanish Government forced, in order to get more 111°Ziel'
themthe French Funds go to 95,--that ii

certain. , .4 refs
"If this Statement can serve your Financial Ylv',ooo
assured it is the true state of things; and that You wilit
bear of the New Loan—leaving the Old one in total sil:De
baying been rejected altogether by the Port St. MO I.)cre
P.S. Russia is intriguing—l think she wants Col.'

We have received the Etoik of ‘l'vdn'sds;i;
The following is the only article cotitained i°

I of any interest :
" MADRID, DEC. 8.--We see with pa.- t $
$ '5O
Santander;
provinces of Spain the necessary °`;ne i'3tin
e d the eddetl• fit
'MO
rtY of
re-establishmentrb f
ot l: eexß ae,: sltpolrea,t
the
looi Restoration, ,
Liberalsat i
lr ee rotnatildcaiovpfento.ei .
..,
it tiov.
18420, though all the persons who compage' Ti,e
i 1 I.
more or less been concerned in the ReVa'lli°l the
• ' Hilt"
ithtreeinrgtr:
Bishop, the Chapter, the Royalist Mild"' ' ~itioa
actual Municipality, have presented a ree7 to
secs
to
to. General Longa, who, so far fitonl sc" of,
into
• 11
with a
fire men whom the Royalists repel • . fri°
~, 0 i
ueSsat:taisndeemr,ployed in
in9laili"
their
port for the Revolutionlivsetsm,
f the
Masons, Commuiteros, and enecni, 0
of every description."
..,.
waybetrretlialr::°j'fie 7i:.1;

oration
re have received the Paris rapers , ;$llO
01 fr -
11
°l".°, che most prominent article 10
iii
honour
oof account of the fete given by the city of 1 41,0,
a~td
t:Pivere
ftlitehiDe niskieueofoAf
the :ipa
ted 10:3:30
The Hotel de Ville was splendidly fit
all the Royal Family the JON' OtePtet9

!'!'

(From the Conditutionnel.)

{From the Etoile,)

[From the Journal de Path.]
PO's, Drc. 16.—1 t is reported that the Spa-
Bishops have presented at the foot of the
thr"lie of his Catholic Majesty a protest against the
dismissal of D. Victor Saez, and the admission into
his M"iesty's Council of a Minister who exercised
uiplomatic functions during the administration of
the Cortes. The same authority states that the
r.allt9 proposed by the Clergy, in aid of the
finances of the State, have been made under cer-
talc' conditioUs, and are subordinate in every
e4se to the success of their political remonstrances.
P1111"NAN, DEC. B.—The corporation of the
,;,
'"Y °1 Barcelona has taken measures, with the
content of the French Military Authorities, to
establish the police of the city. The inhabitants
are obliged to provide themselves with certifi-
ee te 3 of safety, and of personal description, that
they flay not be confounded with suspected
Persons. Every person without property, or
211"411s of subsistence, is obliged to take his im-
mediate departure from the city, under pain of
arrest.

,1:114 Corregidor of Valencia has announced to
the inhabitants of that city the speedy arrival of
I, 411114 Count Molitor, Commander in Chief of
‘ne 9"4 "rim ; and as a proof of gratitude for the
v't4ice3 performed by this warrior, he has in-
iJ " inhabitants to go to meet him, and to
thurninate the city on the night of his arrival, so'
da4t it may be as brilliant as on the brightest
3'. lie has also desired that the fronts of the
.3Uu I 3 111 the streets through which the Marshal
tr Pass, shall be hung with magnificent tapes-
thy' Ile then adds the names of the streets
rou
%%hid, the Marshal is to make his ap.
"ciach.

Tzeetas oVock.—Consols opened this
:11r° 11'141g tit 86 to 8687 and continued at that
:I,llee, with little variation, up to this hour.—
,exe was
( fl a
good deal doing in the earlier part
the mottling, as it appeared that the Bulls
(44.'4' taking their profit.—We do not hear as yet
0:111Y txpres4 having arrived from Paris later
,4c; that with Tuesday's prices, which were
is r•
au c• after 'Change, and Spanish 281-. It
PPused that on Wednesday there was no
vvieat niteratiOn in the prices at Paris, other-
should have had an express this morning.
't Private Letter of Tuesday asserts, that the

Asent. It appears that the birth-day of the
Queen of SPAIN was celebrated with all due
splendour at the Spanish Court ; but we hear no-
thing of the amnesty which was expected to
have been published in honour of the occasion.
We extract the following articles :

ENVIRONS or BESALU, Nov. 19.—The militia
and the guards of Lloberas have returned to their
homes. Their language is unsutferable. They
are still in arms and in uniforms, and frequently
Cry " Nye la Consillation!" The Alcalde and
the principal prisons of the Commune openly
protect them. An account of this conduct has
been transmitted to the Captain General of
the Province, and his orders rezpecting it are
expected.

From the Journal des Wats. )
MADRID, Dec. 9.—The birth-day of the Queen
was celebrated by a general kissing of hands and
a grand gala at Court, at which the Foreign Am-
bassadors, the Grandees of Spain, and the Gene-
rals and Military Chiefs assisted.
It is not true, as reported in some of the French
Journals, that the Duke de Medina Cceli has
bees exiled from the Court.

(From the Courier Francais.)
PARTS, DSC. 16.—The Journal de Toulouse
gives the following account of the late Ministe-
rial Revolution in Spain :
" MAltin, DEC. s.—Don Victor Saes has just been exiled.
rfe Was allowed only 24 hours to leave Aladrid. His Majesty
aPPainted him Bishop of Tortosa. On the evening of the 3d
the King summoned his Ministers to meet him, and spoke to
them, it is said, in the following words You occupy your-
selves very hula with the affairs of my kingdom, and very
much with your own intrigues, your own passions, and your
ventesnces. The preient King is not the King of former times ;
YOU shall know me. I have no need of you.' On the instant
the only Minister, who is retained, the Minister of the Marine,
countersigned the Decree which formed the new Ministry."

MADRID, DEC. o.—ln the public places, the
Promenades, the circles, the coffee-houses, and
the shops, nothing is now talked of but the change
is the Spanish Ministry and the dismissal of the
ilew Bishop of Tortosa. Every one gives his
°Pinion according to the manner in which he con-
siders himself initiated into the secrets of the Mi.'
Histry, or according to his fancy.
It has been reported to-day that a Royal
Decree of Amnesty was to be published in ho-
nour of the Queen's birth-day; but the Journals
make no mention of it. The report is also cir-
culated that Don Victor Saez has refused the
Bishoprick of Tortosa, and that he is about to
resume his functions of Canon of the Metropo-
I‘tmv Church of Toledo.

present Spnisit Ministry, aro determined not to
acknowledge the Old Spanish Loan.
FOREIGN MARKET.---Spanish Bonds opened
at 28, 28i, 28, 278, 28, with scarce any business
transacting. In all other Foreign Securities
there is nothing doing.