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, PRICE OF IRISH STOCK, Nov. 27.
hank stock ...... . 2413 i Grand Canal Loan, 6 p.ct. 56
(,v• Deb. 3.1 percent,....::: 94 Ditto 4 per cent....
Deb..!:,,tock,_
3i per ct ................ 941 DittoStock —
Gov,-I 4 per cent. . Royal_ Canal Stock
Deb. 5 per Cent. .....
Wide-street Cert. 6 per ct.
.............---"Stftk, 4 per cent. ...... 1. Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec —
11‘Iew ' Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct. :Tealiury Bills, .... . p..e.r..c..e.n..t.. --
Do.
City Debent .
1, , arts, per ct.
' Yule in hospital 4 per ct. 5 per cent.
Ballast Office 6Gpoevrt.ceSnect..
Exchange on Lon on, Nov. 26, 7,f•
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THE SUN.

'°LBl4 QUIS DICERE FALSUM AuDE.dr .2

x, LONDON,
f'°NDAY DECEMBER 1, 1823,

due of those very positive contradictions, which
lorne of our contemporaries are in the practice of
Putting upon every important statement that does
4°t °riginate with themselves, was played off
°Pon the intimation recently given in THE SUN,
(It the intended large increase to the British
,4rtnr• The fact, that such an increase has been
uelertnined upon, as well as that Naval prepara-
-164 4continue to be carried on with activity, is,
11°Prever, now perfectly well known to all well-
formed persons.

IThese military and naval preparations (the lat-
ter •
Iklatluding the fitting out of ships of war of the
:1:4 elms) have been very justly supposed to
-ninewhat inconsistent with the declarations
attributed to Mr. CANNING and Mr. 'LUMMOX,
i n
the iaterview recently granted by those Right
}NI.
ch Gentlemen to a deputation of the Mer-
ants trading to South America, and the cur-
:" aCc°aat of what passed at which interview
cePied from a Morning Paper into THE Sine
or Tuesday last.
IWhn it is considered how very liable persons
r 4
t 0 fail into errors in representing the sub-
!save of a desultory conversation " which lasted
:Ore than two hours," it will cease to be a matter
ds/*Prise that there should be some degree of
erePefleY between the actual conduct or
Proce
I,L e"igs of Ministers, and the language
tno been imputed to them in the anony-
leias and unauthorized report of the interview
theh c2l was granted to the Gentlemen deputed by
;netlt American merchants.
pre he Report states that, " on being further
to ltifor it :
-leiropinion whether any cause existed
render it an act of d. in the merchants
igetts pru Lnce
leo Pend or diminish the shipments to the former
hiv °f °ee
Spain, the Ministers are said to
stated that they saw no danger."
by th'
11k ni is expression it is meant to be under-
at a h at Ministers saw no immediate danger
4a,rie °stile attempt being made against South
that B.‘ ' °r even that they were not certain
Itt, 01'1°1 an attempt would be made eventually,
altUt :id he disposed to believe that the state-
kale limas "tit true in point of fact, and at the
e a faithful representation of the opi-
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L. I
-- m
r• CANNING and Mr. HUSKISSON
Esse&
, the other hand, it was meant to be in.
h,..eu that
Ministers saw no danger, either im.
tiltre e°r Prospective, we humbly conceive that
ItAtatruat have been an unintentional misrepre-
Nig °a
"as the part of the persons by whom the
'"satio k
n been publicly
chasereported,—be-
ell an inference is positively contradicted
IL e naval na
part and Military preparations on
Nitt , 13f Ministers which prove that they do
ottt
`thtit 4-Prenensions of danger, though we will
kstr.
otote urn to say that those apprehensions are
c.

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ur
itt4 Preceding' Dior „ columns we have given some
tityin.
h °reign Intelligence, of which the most
hike
o f fand important is the account from
e Pacha of Scutari having been com-
,