The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-09 00:00:00

PRICE OF FOREIGN Sni

AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Five per Cents. 87.
{Six per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Ditto New illi.
Neapolitan ( Five per Cent. Bonds, 73i ex die. •
i Scrip, 76i.
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Prussian Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Spanish New Ditto, 324.
Scrip, 13 disc.
!Five per Cent. Bonds, 85.
( Ditto New, 834.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 09.
Chili . 74.
{Old Bonds, 00. '
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 61i.
Ditto Scrip, 00.
Peruvian New Loan, 77.
Bank Shares .1:21 Ls.
Six per Cent. 90i—onA,
American Five per Cent. 94;4-94'
Three pa Cent. 694.
11101-WATER Al' IJOLOON BRIDGE TO.MORR I,'
Morning, 32 minutes after 0. 1 Evening, 0 minutes after
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French

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LONDON,
-THURSDAY, JANUARY 9,18'23.
FROM A conitEsroNnENT.;
STocK EXCHANGE, 1141-past Twelve o'Clocl;'''
This morning proves very barren of intellige°
in consequence of which the above Market
er
mains steady at 80? 1, the price Consols ore
at, with very little business doing. w o Egress
have arrived this morning from Paris, br'll6
the French printed prices at 871. 60c., but
is also another price quoted by private I"itet,
87f. o
; and Spanish 52f to 53. Nr'°,
734. We do not hear anrinformation of
tance by the French papers. Lord FITZ Sps
SET sailed from Dover yesterday for the frlth
oo
capital, from whence he proceeds on his trlillsri.
to Spain, first having, no doubt, an inter°
with the French Minister; a Messen4er i 3 ads
arrived from Italy, who landed at Dover'
i '
re
hey s plentiful in the market. A rePort
vails, said to have been received by private re
ters from France, that a disaffection anion?;
troops of the French Army of Observati°%it
taken place ; but we cannot give implicit cc
ots
to this report until we receive further at:cat'

on the subject.
FOREICIN FUNDS.—Spartish Bonds have
improved this morning, and opened at -6°l;
Columbian is not quite so high as it left off 1
terday. Little business is doing t sbol.
e
in toe
market this morning.

The recent appointment of some knocn Aces-t
rents of the Bourbon dynasty to places Of
and the fact stated in the Etoik,viz. that vt
Rent
HARD, n 3
ARD, since his return from Vero, 113910
great pecuniary remittances to the Arlo,' `)t. 1,1(
Faith in Spain, though he is actually under A 00
process in Paris at the suit of the Ambassador ft
the King of SPAIN, for attempting to rake alO
for the insurgent Spanish Regency seemt°l'o,or
reanimated the hopes of the, advocates Or 0,
in the French capital. It is inferred that 14
OUVRARD would not at first have ventilrenieo
raise a Loan for the purpose in question,u'os.
he had covertly some countenance from Vita
for
e
Prussia, and more particularly from the porg
A.IA Elt XAND, for the adoption of such a Mel%,j,
It is even said that M. OUVII.AftD, nOtWithst3i
lag the apparent desperate state of the Artliiios.
the Faith ,continues to transmit pecuniarl stiPPote
The silent connivance, if not positive 01)00
ence, of the French Government in
adverse to the views of the Cortese and

cannot but excite their indignation, seems indeed
to justify the hopes of. the French Ultras that the
Cortes will be induced to resort to vindictive ex-
tremities, and to forego ail proceedings era pacific
1,: nature. 'We have all along expressed our convic-
tion that if the Spanish Cortes did not adopt means
L , calculated to provoke the French Government,
- Peace might sti II be maintained, but if France does
1.
',.: indeed quietly tolerate, if not absolutely sanction,
the conduct of M. OUVltittn, in sending aid to
f •
, the Army of Faith, it would indicate a contemp-
t tible quiesCence on the part of the Cortes were
they not at once to issue a warlike manifesto,
', and to adopt measures of correspondent energy.
'LENCII I. IjNI)S. JAN. 6.
' Five per Cents.
' Closed at B7 f. 60 c.

Bank Stock l5OO f. c.
•Neapolitan Five pet Cents.
Exchange on London—One Month 35 f. 30 c•
Three Months 25 f. 15 c.

Frankfort Papers of the cad inst. and the Aus-
trian Observer to the 27th ult. have reached us
this morning. They contain contradictory state-
ments from Constantinople. An article from
Odessa of the iOth ult, gives the following as the
inscription affixed to the head of CONSTANTINE
NEanr,when it was exposed at Constantinople :

" This is the dirty head of Constantine Negri, brother of
Cheodoroki Negri, late Cacinacun of Wallachia, who was con-
nected with the rebels, and did not 'cease to do evil. This be-
ing fully confirmed by the Papers found on him, he has re-
ceived this reward, as an example to others."
VIENNA, DEC. 21.
Metalliques •- - 82 13-19
Bank shares - - 927