The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-04 00:00:00

WEST INDIA DOCKS.

DELIVERIES for the WEEK, and STOCK ON HAND,
for the Week ending the 28th of February, 1824.

Delivered.
•
Articlos. Home Stock on
Con-
Exporta- Hand.
sumption. tion.
--....
Sugar -1 (Hlids - - 2,277 - 20,981
(Tierces - 122 - 1,572
f Puncheons - 51 400 28,478
Rum
-1
Illids 4 55 1,019
{ Inds and Tierces G 3 62 0,799
Coffee
Barrels and Bags 93 322 17,103
{Bales and Bags 52 - 322
Cotton
Pockets and Serons - - 6
( Butts and Pipes 12 3 1,541
Wine J,
( Mills and ,} Casks 10 3 879
Pimento i C°6"
- - - _ 84
IBags - 14 103 4,970
1 Casks - - - 4
Ginger
Bags - - - 66
j Casks - - G - 513
Cocoa
1 Bags 20 - 265
- -
Logwood Tons - _ 94 - 4,3791
Fustic Tons - _ 51 -2,100 i

Chests of Sugar

Casks of Molasses -
*.s. This Article was acciden,

Lily oinitti

:d on Tuesi

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

2,1001
;9,532
401
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mercurii, 3° die iVartii, 1824.
The House met, and Forty Members not being present at
four o'clock, Mr. Speaker adjourned the House.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
I. Colonel Davies—Papers explanatory of payments made froro
French Indemnity Money.
2. Sir J. Newport—To repeal Statute 91h William, c. 1, (Irish
Stat.) and for securing tie right of burial of Roman Ca'
tholics and Dissenters in Ireland.
3. Sir Henry Parnell—Bill to enable Roman Catholics to pur-
chase and hold lands for charitable and pious purposes.
4. Sir Robert Heron—Bill to prevent the necessity of reneWal
of official appointments on the demise of the Crown.
ORDER OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
Austrian Loan Convention Bill—Third Reading.
PRIVATE BILL—SECOND READING for THIS DAY.
Hertford Union Canal.
Dropped Notices of Motions of Yesterday.
1. Mr. Curwen—Copy of Memorial concerning the absence of
the Attorney-General from the Isle of Mann; also, CopY
• of Patent of his appointment.
2. Mr. Wallace.—Select Committee on Foreign Trade.
Dropped Orders of the Day of Yesterday.
1. Supply—Committee.
2. •.slarine Mutiny Bill—Committee.
3. Clergy Residence (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
4. Ways and Deans—Committee.
5. County Courts Bill—Second Reading.
6. Mutiny Bill—Committee.
7. Revenue Inquiry Bill—Third Reading.
8. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill—Report.
9. Four per Cents. Bill —Committee.
10. Postage Races Bill—Committee.
11. South American Postage Bill—Committee.
Dropped Second Reading of Private Bill.
Camerton Inclosure.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK.
India Stock
India Bonds 72s.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities..
Ex. Bills
Ditto Small
Bank for Act.
India for Con. Acct.
Cons. for Act. 94

Bank Stock 238
3 per Cent. Red. 948
3 per Cent. Cons. 946
36 per Cent
_.

- •
4 per Cent. f New 102107 5
per Cents. 1797

. .
Bank Long Ann 234
Imp. 3 per Cents.

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PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, .M.tacu 4,
AT ONE o'cLocii.
f Five per Cents. 000.
1. Scrip,. 114 pm.-
I Six per Cents. 00.
-s' Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00. .
( Ditto New 94.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 87i.
Scrip, 122 prem.
{Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00.
Dittp 1821, 24g.
Ditto 1823, 19.
J Five per Cent. Bonds, 994.
1. Ditto New, 974.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 99g.
f Bonds, 92.
1 Scrip, 7.
Scrip, 00.
842. - ,
• ,-.
Six per Cent. Bonds, 672. ..- --
Scrip, 7 prem.
f 00.
.4 - •
~-.4
1 New, 00.
f Hullett's 1 prem. . .
I. Anglo, ii prem. , --
21 prem.
Bank Shares £23 2s. 6d.
Seven per Cent. 95.
Six per Cent. 94 —lO2.
Five per Cent. 100-102.
.Three per Cent. 766. ...,

French

rtussian

Neapolitan
Austrian

Spanish

Prussian

Danish

Portuguese

Peruvian
Chili

Colombian
Mexican

Poyais

Mexican Mines
Greek

American

39. 47,

THE SUET.

LONDON,
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1 n 4.

of yesterday.

213,
400,
4711,
; 620,

79'
326,

153,
27iJ,
540,

533•

recognition of the South American States.

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IGHWATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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34 minutes after 4. 1 Evening, 53 minutes after 4.

SOLE4II QUIS DlOERti FALSUM AUDEAT ?

We have no arrivals of French Papers, in con-

lequence, it is presumed, of the boisterous weather

In consequence of its having been stated that
some important communications will this even-
ing be made to the House of Commons, by Mr.
CANNING, relative to the negociations which
have for some time past been going on with
Spain, respecting South America, the utmost
anxiety is felt by the Public upon the subject;
and particularly, as it is hoped that Mr. CAN-
RING also will, in fulfilment of his pledge, make
some explicit declaration as to the policy which
Ministers intend to adopt on the question of the

We shall resume the examination of the plans
of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER to-morrow,
utir columns are not over-crowded by the care.
ftil report which it is our intention to give of the
important Parliamentary Debate expected to
take place this evening.

CITY, Twelve o'Ciock.—Consols opened this
morning at 94-1-,1 for the Account, and for
Toney 94 to 941 with little doing, and up to
this hour 941 to 943.—Do not hear as yet
of "Y Expresses from Paris. We have no news
or
reports in the City this morning.
FOREIGN MARKET.—Mexican Scrip opened at
711) and went down to G4.—L► all other Foreign
Securities there is but little doing.

It may not be improper to state that the only
rccurate report of what the LORD CHANCELLOR
said in Court on Saturday last, appeared in TxE
SUN of that day. The report was written ex-
pressly for THE SUN on that day, by Mr. FAR•'
QRUARSON, whose correctness needs no eulogium
from us. It seems strange, therefore, that no re-
ference was made to THE SUN in the debate on
the question, as that Paper was the first, and
only one, that stated what the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR had actually said. Upon a review of
the whole of the circumstances we cannot but
wonder that so great a stir was made on the
occasion. The LORD CHANCELLOR proceeded
upon an erroneous report, which, not having been
contradicted, he had a right to presume to be
well-founded, and if a true statement had been
presented to him, he would not have uttered the

words in question. What he said was certainly
expressed with moderation, considering his

Avounded feelings, and the dignity of his situa-
tion, and which, after all, the House of Corn-
-11-lons have declared to be no breach of privilege.
mitole, therefore, should be thrown iuto
oblivion, and nothing but wanton malice or im-
Placable enmity towards the Loan CHANCELLOR
can prolong, or ever will revive, the invidious
subject.

DREA,
•PtIL EFFECTS OF THE WlND.—Last
evening ti
storm, which
--le metropolis was visited by a severe
did considerable damage to the
tops
5 &c., and the falling materials
cause of housesd serious accidents to the foot passengers.
At the end of Portsmouth-street, Lincoln's Inn-
fields, the parapet
of Mr. %Veils's house, the
glazier, was blown
clown, and the bricks and
rubbish falling on a boy on horseback, named
Harry Kelly, in the employ of Mr. Butt, the
livery stable-keeper, in Duke-street, his skull
was dreadfully fractured
w, and one of his
arms was broken. Ile as conveyed to St.
-Bartholomew Hospital, where he now lies in a
most dangerous state. In Gray's-inn-lane se-
veral chimneys were blown down, and a poor
woman passing was so dreadfully injured, that
she Was also taken to the Hospital. Consider-
`:ble damage was done to the shipping on the
Alver. Several craft above bridge were broke
fr4lll their moorings, and received great injury by
running foul of other vessels.

KING.—The very unfavourable state of
d.'e weather has for several days prevented his
4Jtsry from riding out; but be has select
olaher parties almost every evening at Windsor
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
C. held at the Foreign-office, being the fifth
suabinet Council which has been held in as many
teneed",isive days. The Council, which was at-
Past tended
most of the Ministers, sat till a quarter
The
Cabinet Ministers dined with the CHANT-
io
citLt o
et. the EXCHEQUER yesterday, at his
use in Downing-street.
,u he property belonging to the Princess Au-
ells,,TA has been removing from the late Queen
lii -41.0TTE's Palace since Monday, to her Royal
laeguess's intended residence in the King's Pa-
cA
vtSt. James's, formerly occupied by Mr.
li", the Lord Chamberlain's Secretary.
e are desired to
4 Ve state, that it was not from
:Iry N but from Chippenhain, Wilts, that Mr.
Si " presented the Petition on Negro
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