The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-04 00:00:00

Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obedient servant,
JOSH LTA WALKER.

London, November 4, 1824.

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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 4, 18t4.

This day being a holiday at the Bank, the
English Stock Exchange is closed.

Alfamhurgh mail arrived this morning, bring.

ng Journals from various parts of Germany to
,he 28th ult. It appears that the long-pending
ttihuye
es tviaocnu
abteitown eoernollteuis,srii p e
an
caindaisos
Turkey, relative to
yet undecid-
ed ; and it is doubtful whether the evacuation may
not be longer delayed, as the new Grand Vizier
is known to have hitherto been opposed to that
measure. We extract the following articles from
the Allgemeine Zeitung and llamburgh Papers
" ODESSA, OCT. 10.- -According to accounts
from Constantinople of the 2d inst., the ill con.
sequences of the deposition of Ghalib Pacha al-
ready begin to manifest themselves in a manner
very unpleasant to the diplomatic hotly, and it
was even believed that the able and moderate
Reis Efil.ncli would not long retain his post, though
he is said to have expressed sentiments quite
opposed to his ancient system. The new Grand
Vizier, Selim Pacha, is decidedly inclined to the
system of the late Dscanib Effendi, and he can-
not be expected to favour, in any respect, the
negociations of the European Powers. M. Min-
ziacky, since the arrival of the Courier that
brought him his appointment to the post of
Charge d'Affaires from his Court, has had
a conference with the Reis Effendi, and officially
declared to him, that he should indeed for the
present take charge of the affairs at the office,
but that as Moldavia was not yet evacuated, he
could not by any means formally assume his cha-
racter as Charge d'Affaires, till the evacuation
had taken place. The Reis Effendi, who,
a days before, had said to the Dragoman
of another European Court, that the evacua-
tion depended only on the senditig away of
some foreign subjects who lived there, replied
to M. Minziacky that the orders for the imme-
diate evacuation of Moldavia, oil the personal re-
aponsibilitN of the Llospodar Stourdza, had been
finally given. Under these circumstances we look
to the administration of the new Grand Vizier
who has constantly declared against the evacua-
tion, and we are curious to see what the Journal
de Frankfort will say to these facts, which, with
a sneer at us, amused its readers some months
ago with the actual evacuation of Moldavia and
Wallachia. From the Archipelago, the Porte
seems to receive nothing but bad news respecting
the operations of the Turkish fleet, which it,
however, carefully conceals.—(Allgemeine Zei-
lung, Oct. 27.)

66 CHRISTIANIA, OCT. 12.—0 n the 28th of
September, which is earlier than the oldest inha-
bitants can remember, they had a great fall of
snow in Upper Tellemark, so that on the 30th
the roads were fit for sledges.

" ST. PETERSBURGII, OCT. 13.—Their Royal
Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Orange
arrived on the 10th at Gatschina.
" We hear that in a few days 200 pools or
8,000 pounds of gold are expected here I rom the
gold mines in the Government of Ural, part of
which belongs to the Crown, but the greater part
to private persons. It is said that the latter; in

part, cease working their copper and iron mines,
because the washing for gold is so productive.

44 HANOVER, OCT. 20.—The Committee ap.
pointed to draw up a Criminal Code has sepe.
rated till Christmas, when it will meet again.
" STADE, OCT. 20.—Official notice has been
given that the ship Mississipi, Capt. Johannsen,
from Trinidad, which has arrived in the %Yew,
has been refused admittance by the Authorities
of the Duchy of Oldenburg, because it has lost
three men in the voyage by the yellow fever;
and all persons are warned against holding any
communication with it."—(llamburgh Papers,
Oct. ~6.)

ETCH A NG FS.
IlAsintrE.Gll, OCT. 26.—London, 3 months, 36.5.; I ditto,
36. 2.
PETznsnunort, OCT. 12.—London, 9. 21-32.
I,Etpstc, 22.—London, 3 months, 6. 14j.
lit:nr.ts, OCT. 23.—London, 3 months, 6.191.

We regret to see that the recent failure of
Banking-houses has induced one of our ComPe-

titors to say, that " it affords another melancholy
proof of the injurious effects of the BANK OF ENG-
LAND MoNoroLY." On the contrary, the failure
of private Banks " affords a proof" of the utility
and importance of a National Bank, on which the
Public may
confidently depend. The BANK,under
certain regulations, affords all the convenience or
a private Bank, while full reliance may be placed
on its stability. Besides, it often affords aid to
Government in cases of emergency. The Go-
vernor and Directors must always be men of
the highest reputation for rectitude and pro-
perty, or it is not possible that they could
ever arrive at a station of so much commercial
dignity and importance. If we fora moment
reflect on the danger which would wise from the
abolition of this " Monopoly," as it is invidiously
sty led, we should then be sensible of its utility by
the number of Banking-houses that would ;male'
dime!), be opened, from many of which failures
might be expected to the ruin of innumerable
in-
dividuals. But the BANK, with a due sense of recd.
tude and honour, repair the losses of those wh°
are defrauded of property which they had invested
in that great responsible establishment.

SOUTH AMERICA.
Oita,
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER, DATED SANTIAI3O IL-
JULY 19.
tared
d the
" Letters horn Lima state, that in
captuf.est
nu.
quenee of the French corvette Dilige;de having
62fidella privateer, under the Spanish flag, the ilakti u all
thorities in Peru deemed it proper to seize and conuela
French property in that quarter.
Arequipa, to his Britannic 31ajesty'a Consul at:',Lin,_!, on
" The latest dates, from respectable merchants resitlinguitse:
that the Viceroy La Serna was daily expected at that lna',l
his way to Spain, he having, from some cause not Irani.
known, resigned die Viceroyalty. Further, that the, Vrtheir
Generals Valdez, Ferras, &c. were marching, Wig" ence of
and the Viceroy
forces, against the Spanish General Olaneta, in WI Ora
li
ni sg principlesbe e
been
the latter, who is in the neighbourhood of Potosi wit ifaspoin
ceiving the newsofofPehnisLhavi 4, wa to be
of 3,500 men, having reAised obedience to the Ring °
truly constitutional ; and he was, it seems, induced w, on re-
rash proceeding against his Most Catholic Marseei,e. bse'
lute power.
_,,f.battle
66 FThere are no tidings whatever of the Asia lines„. with
ship, nor the Achilles brig of war that sailed in 00,,P,,,„." it is
her. Admiral Guise is blockading Callao. 13°,1,4,"--,e'senilt
stated, is at Jauja with 14,000 met), marching to Was w"
who, it appears, are acting on the defensive. 1111110 is
66 A general action must soon take place. a,el2,i to
,enter
close on Lima with 2,000 men, and is soon exPe‘`„"ibewiseives
that city. The Spanish Government had withdra 14. -sag aiv
to Callao, at which place an attempt was mane to ctriots, bet
volt, with a view to deliver the castles up to the r,s;„ die tie'.
which was unfortunately frustrated, and terminate', "•
cution of about thirty of the principals. , '
" LIMA, JUNE 11. &tea °II
" By General Rodil's reglamento de cominerrio,
ors per
the Ist of May, we find he has been levying ei datlre airsid
cent. on some Americans who sh 011cean: plll a'ritlll thio
ipped dollars. lire shoot his
that the same will be demanded on dollars to ship le the dutY
Majesty'a ship Aurora ; and that the omission t) sts..r )00410
on the exportation of coin to foreign parts vras on Pm kequent'
the Government may vary It, on different occasions, as
ly as they please. ,ft a the 7111,
" His Majesty's ship Aurora returned from Pis'.- -ni. in b'g
k order ro _,
inst. Admiral G • uise stated that be acted 4 fleece ul
Government (Bolivar) in levying duties. In aansecri stating,
this, Captain Prescot wrote a letter. to General Dolly: leo on
as we are told, that he could not allow duties to bier was to'
English ships under such circumstances. The let! I.
warded by Lieutenant Liddel, of the Aurora, in Wirt wive
" Ili; Majesty's ship Cambridge,C. ran 31anti, 1.:44)
-IP '
at Callao on the Bth inst., bringing; Tnonias ltawc-ere, l'jl.'
the British Consul Genral for Peru, and -- l'asgrwra, Ts'.
Vice-Consul. As the Viceroy bas refused to receive smeticAr:
d to -
dot, Esq., the Consul general of the United States
a'f'-' M
we expect the same course will be pursued in regief, cce,,
Roweroft. It is reported, that the Viceroy la!siu, ere long'
arrived at Huainanga, and may be expected at 1-in
nujil
.lum Ili. monel• .setis
The Governments begin to be in want of
.. span, he
has just laid a contribution on the principal putn .up; on t"
nOt 11 we,
and Peruvians, in Lima, of CO,OOO dollars,
it will Prot .0
foreigners. We cannot judge, at present, what ballot, gsk' f
" The Robert Fuge sailed on imam 2th, in of the rsiltib.
two Spanish officers, one of them ed Survt„es' with
of Lieutenant-Colonel. It is supposed theY '""snsn's" i.e.
dispatches of importance from the Viceroy to the r,io not ~,,,
vernment at Madrid. We expect the Span
move their troops until the arrival of the Asia, ars
intelligence respecting her." eP•

Dispatches, dated 28th Se
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member, /rot
cea
ived yesterday at the Colonial Officel Nor
jor-General Sir HowAnD DotiGuAst sconce'
Brunswick. They bring no sews of impor
came
t The Duke and Duchess of CLAW° Tile
ct town from Bushey yesterday mernin,s:o( th''
Royal Duchess
Duchess alighted at the apartment. 0 her
w of KENT, at Kensington Palgee' °Lorne°
ay to town. Their Royal Highnesses re
in the afternoon to Bushey to dinner. h, or,
Yesterday
• , morning the Princess Aoollsi
rived in town from F'rogmore. ,0 birth'
y esterda being y.. the Princess Sorttlit raid.
day, I
.her Royal Highness received the ctilebess
ttons of her Royal relatives the Duke and ' cell
frill
Of CLARENCE, the Duchess of KENT, the
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Secretary CANNING • I
lodge on Tuesday evening from Suffolk.otioae s st
The Earl of Llvrttroor, still co
Walmerscastle. mons a rriv'
The SPEAKER of the House of Com
(I
ed_in town on Tuesday. are
_ in reply to a paragraph which has 111)1:10,,,
in. several of the public Papers We are spt:et
rised to state that the LONDON Papers'
C(lgit,o9i#
havet. not any intention to abandon their °l's
101 l to the St, Catherine's Doeb Bill.

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CensitVerable alarm was yesterday excited by
the stoppage of the Bunking House of Messrs.
CHAMBERS and Sox in Bond-street. This alarm
may be considered as one of the consequences of
the lamentable failure in Beruers-street. Various
?amours prevail respecting the stoppage of yes-
terday, and, among others, it was reported that
the Chief Clerk. in the House had been seduced
by One of the new Banking Houses which have
carted up, and founded their hopes on the ruins of
terners-street. Iris certain that many unfounded
and malignant rumours have been kir some days
in circulation respecting the Bond-street Bank ;
but those who are best acquainted with its con-
orris consider the suspension of payment as
merely temporary, and that the proprietors have
abundantly more than is adequate to answer all
demands. Mr. Cu AM ',Ens, the principal, is un-
derstood to be at present the chief proprietor of the
laliaa Opera House, which, according to report,
has a losing concern to a considerable amount
lest season. But by all accounts Mr. CHAMBERS
is a rich man, and when all demands upon the
nrm are adjusted, will remain so. At all events
he's known to be a Gentleman of the strictest
honour and integrity, and whatever may be
16-lasne, will .be found to deserve that cite--
rat% We subjoin his Address to the Public :
ft: .1
h"!liptecedented and unexpected demands which have
Ni 'ane since l'een made on the Banking-house of illlssrs.
wit,hlll,!'."4 and Son, of Bond-street, have inducyd. that esta-1
rtt la suspend its payment this day ; but it is no tonal
Z/1/ 4tion to the Firm to hereby give notice, that every person
application receive every short bill, Exchequer Bill,
,!°llO, and every other kind of Security which has at any
,oe",1 deposited in the Banking-house.
&meg the 3d day of Nov. 1024.
witness
J(.iigned) CHAMBERS AND SON.
In .03nUA MAYHEw."
itistice also to the Partners of Mr. FAUNT.
l'ontp; we deem it proper to insert also the fol-
aloe article :
"We request the Public to suspend their judgment
he
It.ridl
Comm
shall have passed an eamiatioa on oath., e-
Zee ommissioners which willx taken place onup the.lbtb to
of
vecantier next. , AIAII6II.
J. 11. STRACEV.
G. E. GRAHAM."

_ NEAPOLITAN I.4olM.—The circular letters in
Inswer to applications for shares in the new Nea-
P_olhan Loqu were delivered yesterday. The stock
7.10 be issued to the subscvi hers at 922 per cent.,
lwith interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum ;
1" first half yearly dividend to become due the
fit Feb. next. The first instalment on this loan,
,t;nounting to 121 per cent., is to he paid to the
tt;outractors, on the sth inst. (to-morrow), and the
I,4lllbee of 80 per cent. on the Ist of December.
St° subscribers who wish to defer paying up their
„sock, the option of the following mode of pay-
-4"441 has been given, viz.—To pay 10 per cent.
1I(1) the 15th December ; 10 per cent. 15th Jan. ;
of Per cent: 15th February ; 10 per cent. 15th
,March ; 10 per cent. 15th of April ; 10 per
fon'. 14th of May ; 10 per cent. 15th of June;
10,11,er cent. 15th of July next, allowing interest
annum
Contractor at the rate of 4 per cent. per
itin.4lll for the deferred payments. In the event of
11,! of the instalments not being paid on the day
fol°lllted, the instalments previously paid will be
pit:4d, and the party will not be entitled after-
wards to to claim any bonds, or dividend warrants,
hLresPPct of that or any subsequent instalment.
ue Scrip will be issued on the payment of the
r,a first instalment, and the bonds of the Neap 0,37114
,37114 Government will be delivered on the payment
1, the instalment. No bonds will he delivered ear-
Pr than the 15th Jan. next. The dividends are
ode payable the Ist A ug. and Ist Feb. in 2 ster-
TR, at the counting-house of Mr. N. M. Roth -
t:ild, without any deduction for the variations in
a Course of exchange. Business to a considerable
ilt44lt was transacted yesterday in the Scrip, as
A usual on the first announcement of any new
:IN and it bore a premium of from 2-1- to V,: per
ento--( Times.)

the "inert, arrived at Liverpool from Gun-
-411:1161, letters from that port to the 6th of July
)1
'l'. been received. They agree with the ac-
ttu
'lts from Lima, in stating that Bolivar with his
114
ry, *us marching on Jauja, and that an engage.-
was expected. No other intelligence ets
t•
ilamed in these letters.
S„IT JonN DOWNIE, who, it will be remembered,
ri-, ttnprisoned by the Cortes for his royalism,
"PPonited Inspector of the Military in the
kovilice of Andalusia. Ile has arrived at Cadiz,
1,144, I
.1) v. .
Ile Will remain only a few days, as he has
hsted
"It more than 45 different places. He has
to bl) a proclamation, calling on the people
voi:me forward and enrol themselves as royalist
.nteers,.to protect their King and religion.
ta oN.---Mr. James Ilayley was brought up
~itillar.lhorOugh.street Office this day, charged
"tifully setting fire to the dwelling-house of
acre iliam Dundee, Fsq., of A 11-Plecet 'tee"-
, rgy
ba II on the morning of Monday last. It sp..
'1;14111 that when Mr. Dundee took the premises,
ch are very extensive, the prisoner occupied
104.6411 continues to possess, the shop and par;
frt,:t' 4l'd carried on the business of a purveyor o
Ali.' 4" to the nobility about the squares.
nii),"t two o'clock on Monday morning, the pre-
tuil:3 "capled by the prisoner were discovered
he Oh fire, and after the whole of the shop had
4destroyed, and the flames_ had done other
Ali 101 it WAS subdued, and in three quarters of
‘v4st°4" after it began afresh in the kitchen : this
orsaLiscl Iput out, when bundles of wood, old
kttllf; euests, and other articles of an inflam-
lith nature, were found in a cupboard. The
looper had
Just before effected an insurance for
skol when his property was nor worth half that
sod he The prisoner protested his innocence,
Av: was remanded for further examination.
41, regret that all the cotton-mills belonging
'VeiL-I°,lation of master cotton-spinners are still shut up.—
Nokehro thiu although at theineetig of the delegates with their
t~iseveral facts were stated, and communications and
e2(i.te-;.ciocuinents laid before' the operatives, of which they
,71„. ignorance • and although the employers declared
.ignorance '
h . •• to receive any communication which the
• "krtii ought have to make in consepence, yet We do not
fif ph all Y has been made. We are informed that a.meet-f
P4likje. tuutera has been called to consider the propriety o
4itilt IN the particulars anti facts of this and the previous
els of th
t operatives—( Glasgow Chronicle.)
pearl LooAN STONE.—Lieut. Goldsmith has
c°llllPleted his great undertaking of re-
g ihe Logan Rock ; it is now within a few
" or its original situation.—(Exeter Paper.)