The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-20 00:00:00

DA Y AT ONE O'CLOGgo

MICE OF STOCKS THIS
Gawk Stock,— 032 i
3 per Cent. Red. ' ?Shi
3 per Cent. Cons. 9.5A1 6
35 per Cent.
Ditto Red. 1011
( Dissd.
4 per Cent' New 100 i
Rani Long Ann. 23 1-16th A
Imp. 3 per Cents.
India Stock
Ditto Bonds
South Sea Stock

PUMPS OP FOREIGN Ft
A tistrian Ilda, 5 per et
Brazilian
Buenos A yres
Chilian, Ma, 6 per et.
Colombian lid 5.6 per ct.
Do. do. 1824
Danish, 5 per cent.
Greek Scrip sjl dis.
exican Bits 6ll 5 6 bj

Neapolitan, 5 per cent
Scrip i
Peruvian Bonds —

Gottenburgh
11 amburgh -
Holland .
Flanders -
France .

Old Annuities ....
New Ditto
Ex. Bills 10001. '2d. ...... 58 55
Ditto I W.... 59 54 0
Ditto 50411.4e1. —
I)ittr 1 id.... 69 64 57
Ditto Small:. '2d. A. 55
Ditto I id.... 59 54 0
Ditto Cowmen:lid —
Bank for Act. ..........
India for Acct.:
COns. for Account 94 ii

sns, AT ONE: O'CLOCK,
Portuguese Bonds 9li
Scrip .. ......... •-•
Prussian, 5 per ct. .........
Ditto New
Russian, New, 0 per
Spanish 18215 per ct. 21t
11323, clitto ...161 lb
Alliance Shares

Equitable Loan ......... ..
Canadian ..................... --
French Remo; .........
-- Scrip ...............

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LON DON,
SATURDAY EVENING, N01'.20, 1824.

All was barren of news in the city this dnl•
There were two arrivals at Liverpool, one from
New York, and the other from Buenos Ayres,
No Express had arrived from Paris, nor any Po'
ticeable reports on 'Change.

with official authority, Though the
on the Ist
will commence the evacuation of Spain
of December, in consequence of an article ollicti
appeared in the Aristarque, importing that thl
tooriittey, has
that stated, t attlei
ed 'Faroe
nporte s
troopslme a
were to suspend their retreat till an autograph
letter from FERDINAND to the King of FON".
should be answered, yet, considering
state of Spain, it may be doubted whether
abU
the
evacuation will really take place. It is
a foouroble
that FERDINAND may receive
was
answer, as it is rumoured that his letter
couched in the most pressing terms. The only ,
chance, however, that FERDINAND has dew,
to prowl
the consent of the FRENCH KING
the proteclion of his troops in Spain'
after all depend upon his own conduct, for
perseveres in his present course of sup
erstiti°n7
cruelty, and despotism, and the Fre:16110
are still permitted to continue in Spain, CliAltt'y
the critical
the TENTH must, be considered as an occeigi
of obitHlll7o
to all the Spanish Tyrant's abuse
power, but, from the conduct of CnAtatil °
appears to be anxious to conciliate the gots.' op,
nion of mankind, it is by no means likelY 11/At;
,lurinatgartilliya incur
army ttltoereomdiauimn oafoadP:eiv:ll:.
a‘tvibyielit.uvtirohe follies and the crimes of FE4PINASPI
tion to his enormities.

German Papers arrived this morn.ng''
which we extract thefollowing artiCle::-.- g". 0
lace, where
the 6th atan f ---o l
low
milian of'Sax'ov. 9.
doTchnheoilsar ,
(Riaaonuy(glahlpterocur iegthedhenceesdptesroi
ntehrerestiin;pl,:7:triigti,b:
they were received by their Majesties. On Ibt:t je
i_they arrived at Alexandria, where they passed the nillThtf
Chamberlain and other great officers, and inunedietsli ". 0) t
on foot through all the principal streets of the city. '
morning they continued their journey to Madrid. ~,itsb9
The accounts from Chambery of the 4th gives 'l7, oh
description October
STUTTOARD, Nov.
biily were e
the
nt e.t.a Palace,
if
tihdteleh'i
Princess:ilhaan en: on the
0 honourst If 1e c
a clue
7thli
ug
ne arrivedaton ,theiri
slight
shock
of an earthquake was felt at Chamber,' oipir,
29th October, 1 a few minutes past eight in the e'en
(Gastlta Piensontese, Nov. 9. riot PI
)
aigtile:_dosTnteehreanbol,iinnaniustndedoraottifiloens:ecooirinnitoetioll:,}.,as,
tirawdnibiksgehefietftbeid.::tojwi,ilgo:
published an ordinance, prescribing the measures s
hrine b ow
relatived to houses and miler buildings detnag°6
dons. ,i,,,i 151 11
Caut.sav
- az. ~NOT. 9._A notice has 1)00 Ili— blidi cl,O
police, stating that every exertion is making toe r'estaitcetia'
ord._6oycewst.terday
communication, and that temporary bridges ere., oge°
ItnivzoreLnti:aNnosvo.
which, however, would not be able to bear losile"
weighingELLu,l. ,ii 114
agreeable intelligence that the ship the Grifitot6 the
Batten, which had on board a very rich cargo helso9llllo or,
rived in safety at Alvarado, after having been given uP siti
,00,0 P
FRANKFORT, Nov. 12.--The accounts from
,- kvs be
of Germany state that the rivers have fallen considers° %lot,
the extent of the damage done becomes; every dal onfelefliosk
The Countess of Survilliers arrived here yesterdeVrl
furs Papers, Nov. 13.) 130 bte:
Co ,
1 ENHAGEst, 0cT.4.V.--The Council of Soto
forinp,
engaged, ever since the beginning of this year, in enele: of the
to obtain a clear view of the revenue and expettaitn',- Jialte
kingdom, and the result of its labours is, that the eg-citot
is to be fixed to a certain limited amount. A eninuledenjor the
was made two years ago, and a certain sum assie,
... 0(0'
army and the navy, which for the latter was two millin""4o thi
dollars in silver. It is now made out what is necessell fur
public debt, and all the civil departments, so that Ili(eir ,10.-.'
diture has been fixed according to all average of three I.; 00,
It appears, as we understand, that actual revenue is 4011

itlettt to cotter the expenditure. Should any deficient] occur
reductidn of l per cent., then ! per cent, kc., is to be made
in the expenditure, till the debtor and creditor sides of the
antount are in equilibrium. In every case the strictest economy
grgentlY recommended to all public departments.

Since the 17th, the temperature of the air at Stockholm has
suddenly fallen from 1G deg. above freezing to 2} min. below,
sad it snowed without interruption to the 19th.--(dillgemeims
Zeitung, Nov. 12.)

We hare just hoard that another fire had
broken out at Edinburgh, which was burning till
tea o'clock on Wednesday morning.

Lonn BYRON.—As many doubts have been
started respecting the authenticity of the CON vast..
lATiONS with this Nobleman, published by Capt.
Msnwm, and whether the Captain was upon
Such an intimate footing with his Lordship as
!hose conversations imply, it may he proper to
Insert the following letter of Lord BYRON intro.
(lacing the Captain to Mr. lionnousr. Mr.
110anousc, of course, will sanction the fact.
This letter is taken from a new Edition of the
n
‘'onversations, published by Captain MEnw
i kPPeUrS that Captain Mcnwirt is a Literary
cultracter, and the Author of " Ahasueras, The
Waaderer."

• (COPY.)
Genoa, May 5, 1823.
brAll HOBHoutE,
This Will be presented to you by my friend Capt. T. Medwin,
at my request, will introduce himself to you as 31ember
the Greek Committee, and explain some plans that he has
tamed with regard to otTering his services to the Greeks, a
~
`,llo.lect in which we are all interested. I need not say more
ni,ll that any attention to him will be appreciated I‘y me as an
ad dal obligation due to you on the part of
Your's, ever,
To J. C. IlonuousE, Esq. M.P. N. B.

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The answer given yesterday to the inquiries
lespecting the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, was, her
tta.yal Highness is getting a little better.—The
rrincess SOPHIA, the Duchess of KENT, accom-
panied by the Princesses FEODonE and VIT.
:r""A, visited the Duchess of GLOVCVATER and
she Princess A uousTs yesterday.
The 3d of May is the day appointed for the
voranation,
at of CHARLES X. of France.
It is not true that Sir HuosoN Lowe,as ,tated
n the West India Papers, has refused the Go-
Vernment of Antigua.
The new Victualling-Office reservoir, to be
;Instructed on the bilinear the battery on Stone-
-1,411e Point, is to contain 12,000 tons of water,
"the use of the shipping at Plymouth.
eclimeactat.,.—Letters from Copenhagen say,
"a great deal of traffic has lately taken place
xgleitt, tl.rein, but more especially in the article of
hartey. In this speculation, it is understood that,
,nuees in England participate largely, presutn-
itntfs no doubt, upon the opening of the Ports for
bills species of Corn. Three marks, Ilamburgh
sisne°, is the price per barrel for the best
end heaviest Barley, though a good deal of mid-
-VII has been sold at 2 marks 12 schillings.-
I'.:* late sale of the Asiatic Company's Teas,
ch. 'ens a very indifferent one : out of 11,158
MI that were offered, only 1141 were disposed
:I• No silks nor nankeens were sold, and only
"'L IM_ all quantity of sugar. A late cotnmercial
'Piter from Rotterdam mentions the arrival in
that city of a large.merchantman from Batavia,
With .8000 pica/ of colfee. . .
The Marquis of PRASLIN' (Says a Paris Jour-
tel) will shortly lead to the Altar of Hymen
guademoiselle•Sens.maNt, daughter of the Ge-
neral of that name.
Died at Turin, on tide 11th ult. the Duchess
°f
--.IIABLOIS, sister of the King of SARDINIA,
sad sister-in.law of CHARLES the Tenth, King of
A Letter from the Maine slates, that the
slearn•boat The Zealand arrived at Cologne on
the; 29th ult., after fine passage of only 36 hours,
"1 Rotterdam. Her engine is a 50 horse
Power, and, besides passengers, she drags a vessel,
With a cargo of merchandize, weighing 2000
%Nee, or 100 tons English, against the stream.
v, Pim report is re-iterated in the Paris Jour-
Zell that Mr. JAMES LAFITTE, the Banker, will
be elevated to the dignity of a French Peer.
great supplies or timber have been received at
11
I.9lnouth, and indeed at all tile yards, in the
course of the last summer. Africa, Dalmatia,
America, &c., have furnished their several sup.
moil
."1 and thus the consumption of British timber
'considerably lessened.
beenAtivrias.—During the present month, the.
vier Of Westminster 'has released from
de-
st4 no less than sixteen poor men, who were confined in tcihe
s.
th_e prison for small debts, which they were unequal
cp; this act Of benevolence has been the means o,t gladst.!veeni;
41,70 hearts of fourteen -wives, the mothers of for L.
,n
ten, b/ the return of their husbands to their home.,
uition to the above charity, tic Trustees of the celebrated P;
have sent a quantity of coals, and above prison'
thMlent Witney blankets, for the use ot the poor
.
ye,t7Tned in the above place • at this inclement season o. t the
t4,42.TS above necessary articles are peculiarly gra.tetul.—
olitutrchill, who is well known for tier characteristic. htt-
pok7,.has relieved the wants ofthe poor in the vieunty of her
toith sixty pairs of Witney blankets, several elothlrons of
tiist4all.. d a quantity of stout shoes and stockings, have been
muuteti among them.
40e' it• FAUNTLEIIO Y.—TWO gentlemen who have
110 on terms of friendship and close intimacy
who
Mr. Fauntleroy during many years, and
4.5: have felt most poignantly for hint in his pre-
p,. melancholy situation, having expressed a
On
I R desire to partake of the Sacrament of the
4ord's Supper with him, a request to this effect
or ijuaue to the Rev. Mr. Cotton, the Ordinary
iewgate, who saw no objection to his comply-
itg With it; and at three o'clock yesterday, the
rite Gentleman administered the sacred
h
• With most impressive solemnity, in the apart.
Dept
toll which Mr. Fauntleroy is confined : the
walitunicants were Mr. FautttleroY) his wife,
urothpr, and the two friends referred to.—
fecfinaCene de,cribed as having been truly ef-
Fauntleroy's son was a spectator.
• 110_Petition from Mrs. Fauntleroy, in behalf of
Unfortunate husband, was presented on
how_
I„_".u3' at the Home Department.
calculated that not less than 50,000 horses,
from°,2,Ye,d c.arrying merchandize and produce
~merut mto Russia, peri3h yearly through
4111g,ine_ ).,cold, hunger, and being overladen.*
it Dutch Papers state that a mad dog hay-
, 41, lately bitten a man at Heerlen), the Authori-
(l "ad published a mandate,ordering that all
91§ •
strictly confined till after the 25th inst.