The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

;ions, viz.:--

" The amount 640,0001.5 per cent. stock. The interest to
commence from the Ist September last, payable half.yearly in
London, on the let March and Ist September in each year,
without any deduction, on forty.four dividend warrants attach.
ed to each bond.

" Two dividends to be retained in the hands of Messrs.
HULLSTT, BROTHEAS, and Co.
" The Loan to be redeemed by a Sinking Fund in 20 years,
from the Ist of September, 1825 ; but the Order reserves the
right to pay it off; at 80 per cent. on or before the let of Sept.
1829, upon giving public notice to that effect, on or before the
ht of June, 1825.

" As securities for the payment of the dividends, and the re-
demption of the Loan, the Order mortgages the whole of its
revenue and estates, present and future, and more especially
certain forests and other real property now existing in France
unsold, belonging to the Order, valued at 29 millions of francs ;
and of which it will have possession, agreeably to the law passed
on the Sth of December, 1814, as soon as the Order shall be re-
established in a place of government, which is now on the eve
of accomplishment, with the entire concurrence of the French
Government and other European Powers.
" Independent of considerable arrears, the Order is in the
receipt of a revenue, in the different States of Europe, to the
annual amount of 3,790,760 francs.

" Besides the annual revenue enumerated, the passage: or
entrance fees of 4,000 knights, now inscribed, and ready to be
admitted, will amount, upon an average of 3,000 francs each,
to twelve millions of francs.

" The contract provides for the appointment of agents to re,
ceive the revenues of the Order, for the payment of the divi.
dends and redemption ; and directs the application of the pro.
seeds of the Loan to the objects proposed.
" The Order of St. John of Jerusalem has no debt whatever.

" The Bonds will be divided in the following manner, viz.
Class A. 200 bonds of NO/. each ; Class B. COO bonds of 2001.
each Class C. 4,200 bonds of 1001. each-3,000 bonds.
" The first dividend will be paid on the Ist March next.
The payments are to be made into the hands of Messrs.
HULLETT, BROTUERS, and Co., in the following man.

ner, viz.:--

" A deposit of 10 per cent. immediately.
10 per cent. on or before the 15th Dec. next.
20 per cent. on or before the 15th Jan. 1824.
26 per cent. on or before the 20th Feb. 1824.

6C per cent.
" Discount, for anticipated payment, will be allowed at the
rate of 4 per cent. per annum."

New• York Papers have arrived to the Ist
October, but do not contain any intelligence o'

terest.

Frankfort Papers to the d 2. 9t h ult. have arrived
They have brought the following intelligence :

INSPRUCK, OCT. 20.—The most distressing accounts are
received from the South of the Tyrol and Carinthia, describing
the damage done by extensive inundations. A heavy rain for two
entire days anti nights, anti on the night of the 18th an uncom-
monly hot south wind, with a most dreadful storm of thunder
and lightning, converted all the streams in the mountains of the
Tyrol and Carinthia into torrents, by the rapid melting of the
snow. They poured into the rivers Gael and Drave, and
swelled the latter in particular to such a degree, that it rose
nearly four feet higher than in the extraordinary inundation
two years ago. The damage cannot yet be estimated ; several
bridges were carried away, and the roads rendered impassable
for several days. Many lives were lost. Many dwellings were
swept away, and the stream was covered with many thousand
fathoms of wood, immense floats of square timber, &c. The
water has fallen as rapidly as it rose.
His
on theßoyal
18 Highness the Crown Prince of Bavaria arrived
here in the evening, anti proceeded the next morn-
ing on his way to Italy.
LEM»ERG, OCT. 10 —llls Highness Prince Metternich is
still indisposed.