The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-06 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FAL.SU7I AU DEAT

LONDON,
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1824.

jit another column we have inserted some
official statements relative to the Revenue for
the quarters ended the sth of April in the last
and present years, which afford gratifying evi-
dence of the growing prosperity of the country.
The progressive increase of the Customs, in par-
ticular, is so rapid and extensive as to render it
still more surprising that Ministers should en-
danger the flourishing foreign trade of the Em-
pire by experimental alterations of that great
system of commerce and navigation under which
England has attained the highest rank amongst

nations.
CITY, Twelve o'Clock.—Consols opened this
morning at 05.1 i for the Account, at which price
they have continued with little fluctuation, and
not much business doing. Ido not hear of any
Express from Paris. A great number of persons
are in the Bank this morning giving their assent
to the conversion of the Four per Cents.
FOREIGN MARKET.—There was a great deal
of business doing this morning in Colombia,
Mexican, and Chili. The former opened at 86
to z, and got up to 911, which was a rise of 5 per
• cent.; but they afterwards lowered 882.

F•xtroct of a Letter from the .Agents to Lloyd's

at Leghorn, dated 23d March.

" Ills Majesty's ship Chanticleer arrived here
the 21st inst., in eight days, from Algiers,
Which port was then blockaded by the British,
and it was supposed only one Algerine ship of
War was out.—This vessel has given notice that
on the 25th inst. she will convoy such vessels as
are ready to the Westward ; at present the fol-
lowing are the ships to accompany her :
Shannon, JOLLY ; Levant Packet, CUNDY ;
William, Br,oom ; Royal Sovereign, BRIGHT-
MEN, for London ; Success, SHAND, for Hull ;
Hope, LOVE, for Dublin ; Venus, ANDREWS,
for Greenock ; Severn, FIELD, for Liverpool ;
Tartar, BARKSR, for Falmouth ; and Dart,
-WHITE, with timber for the Dock-yards.—The
convoy may wait a very short time off Cape
Corso for any vessels that may reach from Genoa,
where notice is sent."

(Extract of a Letter from the 4g-ents to Lloyds,
at Genoa, dated March 25.)

" A report has reached this place of the other
vessel which had sailed from Leghorn with Naval
Stores, bound to Algiers, having been captured
by a British Cruizer.—By accounts from Perpig-
nan of the 13th inst., an Algerine Cruizer had
appeared a few days before off Cape Creus, and
kept cruizing off that station for two days.—A
letter from Cevita Vecchia of the 12th inst., re-
ports that an English vessel had been stranded
50 miles distant from that port, and two others
near Ancona."

Charlestown Papers have arrived to the 7th
March.

HAVANNAH, FEB. 4.—On the night of the 31st
ult. the United States schooner, Fox, went ashore
in this harbour, where she now lies, but no
doubt she will be got of. The English force
now in this port is quite formidable, and it
has given every assistance towards getting