The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-08 00:00:00

Old Annuities..

Ex. Bills • 15 17 pr.
Ditto- Small
Bank for Act.
India for Con. Acct.
Cons. for Account 75 3

PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, FEll. 8,
AT .()Nr. O'CLOCK.
Five pe: Cents. 79i.
Six per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
. { Ditto New 74.
Neapolitan Five per Cent. Bonds,f 67i.
Scrip, 0(1.
Austrian • Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00,
Five per Cent. Bonds, 42.
Spanish . New Ditto, 39. -
I
Scrip, 2011 disc.
Prussian
5 Five per Cent. Bonds, 80.
1 Ditto New, 7b.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 79.
Chili GU. :
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 50.
Peruvian • . . New Loan, 00.
Bank Shares £2l ss.
Ainuriean Six per (ki)t. 4•10-901. - •
Five per Cent. 0.5-,911.
Three per Cent: 70. •
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French

1110 trwA TER AT LONDON BRIDOE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 53 minutes after 0. '1 Evening, 22 minutes after 1.

T 1 E SUN .

SOLEM ours DiCEHE'FALS'UM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
sATURDAK, FEBRUARY 8, 1823.

The Paris Papers have brought us the Ad.
dress adopted by the Majority of the Chamber
of Peers, in answer to the KING'S Speech.
It is remarkable, that it does not take any
notice of the passage in the KING'S Speech,
in which his MAJcsTv pronounces that the
Spanish nation can only hold its Institu-
tions from the grace of FP.RDIIYANI) ! The
Chamber of Peers, in echoing the other sen-
timents of His MAJtsTY, does not seem disposed
to concede quite so much to the Monarchical
principle as the Royal Speech has demanded.
Though they would probably admit that the
Charter was given to France by the BOURBONS,
the, Peers may have a sort of intuitive Conviction
that if a Charter had not been given,. France
might have taken the freedom to help herself

to a constitution without one ! One passage
in the Address of the Peers also deserves notice ;

for they say to his MAJESTY, that they are con-
fident that his prudence will allow no opportu-
nity for concluding an honourable peace to
escape ! There may be many opportunities for
concluding an honourable peace, without insiSt-

log, as a sine qua non, on the total subversion
of the Spanish 'Constitution ; and although
the KING avowedly puts forth its- subver-
sion as the object of the war, the Peers take

especial care not to restrict its termination to the
accomplishment of that problematical event !
The effect of the Speech of the king of ENG-
LAND, and of that of Lord LIVERPOOL, upon the
French War Party, has not yet been ascertained.
—Our Renders will see that there has beeti
some intermeddling with the internal affairs of
Bavaria and Wurtemberg on the part of
sotnt of the Holy Allies, and that the first ex-

periment attempted upon the Courts of Mutich

anti' Stutgard, was a proposal that they should
, 4bolish the -publicity of debates in their, Legis.
lative Chambers. The proposal, we are. happy
to say, was rejected.

FRENCH FUNDS.--FEB. 5.
Five per Cents.
Highest
Lowest 79 f. 50 c.
Closed
Ditto for the account C
Opened at 7at 817
F. c.
F. 75 e.
Highest .. . 83 F. —e.
Lowest 77 f. 65 c.
Closed at B2 F. 74 c.
Bank Stock ............. . ................ —1437 f. 50 c.
Neapolitan Five pet Cents.
Spanish Bonds 1821
isachange on London—One Month 25 f. 25 c•
Three Months 25 f.,10 c.

_ [FROM A CORRESPONPIENT.]
STOCK EXCHANGE, fiqfpast Twelve o'clock.--
At length we are informed 1.13, several Expresses
which arrived this morning from Paris, of the
elect which the lcarto's and Lord LlyEarooL's

Speeches
had on the French Funds. 1 hey have
fallen two per cent—they came 801. 65c., and it
is reported that another express has arrived since
the above, with a further fall'of one per cent.—
Our Consols opened at 7511-1, at which price
they are steady up to this hour, with little or no
business doing in the Market. The repeated
interviews between Mr. CANNING and the Spa-
nish Ambassador have given rise to a report that
they are modifying the Spanish Constitution,
which will be presented to the French Govern-
ment for their acceptance ; and if refused, that
England will act in concert with the Spaniards.

FOREIGN MARKET.—LittIe or no business is
doing this morning in the above Market. The
price of Spanish Bonds at Paris are from 37 to 38.
Spanish Bonds opened this morning at 38i, and
went up to 39k.

We extract the following from the German
Papers, received this morning:-
46 The Austrian Observer of the 26th, contains
a translation from the Moniteur of the 16th, of
the original Austrian Notes, and promises those
of Russia and Prussia.

" Sotras, JAN. 18.—Accounts from Belgrade
confirm the execution of the powerful Pacha of
Adrianople. He stood in his own defence three
days' combat in his own Palace. Dacheial
Pacha, on the other hand, the successor of
Chourschid, poisoned himself, and is succeeded
by Abdollith, Pacha of Jalonche : it is said that
the former was removed from his Packalich, for
the express purpose of getting rid of him.
" FRANKFORT; JAN. 30.—ft is affirmed that
the Duchy of Navarre has withdrawn from the
association of Darmstadt, and it is imogined the
Electors of Hesse will soon follow."

Ma. HuslossoN.—The Address of This Gen-
tleman to the People of Liverpool bears the cha-
racteristic of one who is animated by trutt public
spirit. It speaks the language of plain sense
and manly dignity. The ability of this Gentle-
man is well known, and his character, public and
private, is deservedly held in high estimation.—
In the earlier part of his life he was naturally
%yenned by those principles upon which the
French Revolution was avowedly founded, at its
commencement, but when he•beheld the dreadful
excesses which it occasioned, and saw that the
multitude, however virtuously inclined,' could
not he trusted to themselves, and were always
likely to become the prey of artful and ambi-
tious demagogues, he was convinced that Esta-
blished" Governments should be supported, and
that whatever Reforms might be necessary should'
be gradually accomplished. He then attached
himself to sound practical principles, and parti-
cularly directed his attention to subjects of
finance, without, however, disregarding the
great interests of the British Constitution.—
As a striking proof of the propriety of his public
conduct, thought he has always been a firm 'friend
to Government, he has seldom, if ever, been assail-
ed by the virulence of party, which has indiscri-
minately attacked all his political connections,
and which has not spared even Royalty itself.—
Mr. 11. is therefore well entitled to be a Represen-
tative of so important a place as Liverpool, and
there can be no doubt that so public-spirited a
character, while he supports the interests of
that great Commercial Town, will, at the same
time, firmly maintain those of the Empire at large.

THE limo.---(Brighton, Feb. 6.)—This town
again rejoices in' the favourable and improved
reports respecting the health of their Benefactor
and SOVEREIGN, which are communicated to them
from the Palace. "Hn M4JESTv continues
much better" has been the common answer to en-
quiries throughout the whole of this day.

We understand the KING is extremely desir-
ous of coming to town to reside at Carlton
Palace during the approaching pressure of public
business, both domestic and foreign, and that his
INTA3rsrry will leave the Pavilion for that pur-
pose us soon as his health will allow him to un-
dertake the journey.-01Torning Paper.)

We have much pleasure in stating that the
Duke of YORK is now fast recovering from his
indisposition. The answer to the inquiries at
his Royal Highness's house yesterday was---" ne
is going on as well as possible."

W. S. Po YNTZ, Esq. of Cowdray Park, Sussex,
is a candidate for the City of Chichester; Mr.
HUSIUSSON having acceded to the wishes of Mr.
CANNINa's late constituents at Liverpool. Mr.
POYNTZ is a gentleman of great respectability
and of independant principles, and though an ad-
vocate of a moderate reform in the Commons
House of Parliament, we are-satisfied that he will
never promote or encourage any changes, or inno-
vations, inconsistent with the principles _cf. the
Constitution of the Country in Church and State,
as established in 1688.

Earl BATHURST is indisposed. The noble
Earl has been confined for two days'. his Lord-
ship was considered better yesterday.
Yesterday the Spanish Minister transacted
business at the Foreign Office for a considerable
time.