The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-01 00:00:00

FO EIG N Wit:T.-S*OG after the above
Mal liet was opened this morning,, it was known
that the Contractors of the Colombian Loan had
received dispatches from Bogota, whigli caused a
great fluctuation in Colombian Bonds, whicll
opened at 512--52i-55--54.

COLOMBIAN LOAN.
The Contractors of this Loan have rece4eit.,
this morning, by the Jamaica Packet, which •
has landed its, passengers, advises, and letters
from their Agent, Mr. Jurscs, at ilogutti, to.
the 19th of July, announcing that the Act
of Congress on the subject of this boon had pasSed.
Mr. JONES had addressed, the 7th Ju)y, previous
to the Loan having passed, a letter to the
Vice-President, Gellefill Sajitandar, as the exe-
cutive power, stating, ". that certain indirect
rumours led him to fear that the Rego,
lution adopted in this business by the Gong! es, -
might not satisfy the hopes of the portions in-
terested."—ln answer to which he received the
following letter from the Minister of FEinance,

(COPY.)
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.

Office of Secretary of. State, Bogota, July 18.
To Ma. Jot;Es—

His Excellency the Vice-President of the Republic, ac-
quainted ( insperato) with the representation that you ad-
dressed to him the 7th of the present month, manifesting
that certain indirect intelligence leads you to. fear that
the determination adopted 'by the Congress rdting to the
affair of the 'Loan of the 13th. -March, 1829, may not sa-
tisfy the hopes of those interested, and stating to him here 7.
upon the observations that have occurred to you, bedesirespe
to answer that the Executive Power will arrange (girar 3) this
business to the satisfaction of the_ Contractors, and with lionour
to the Republic.

(Signed)

M. DEL C.4,S'2ELLO.

The election of Mr. WA 1111111Ahl to th~ intnif
of being LOAD MAyoa of what may ► fairly
deemed the first City in. the Civilized Si
a proof of the independent principles andtfeelings
which at present characterize, and we hope
always will characterize, the citizens of the Bri-
tish Metropolis. It is It prop!' also that itlinistors
have not, it, the slightest degree, interposed in the
Election, as Ministers had often been accused of
doing in the earlier period of his late Mainsyv's
reign. With respect to Mr. WArrastAm himseal
whatever differences of opinion there may be as
to his political• principles in general, nobody can
doubt tha t he possesses considerable abilities, that
he has been a Zealous and active supporter of ;,tie
rights and privileges of his fellow.citizans, mid
that by his vigilance and. perseverance many
Public grievances have been removed, and man*
useful measures been adopted. The honour there..

F.mperars of A of...tria and RtISIII take place at
Czeroowisch.

( From the Pilate of yesterday.)
BAYONNE, SEPT. 20.—The fever,which was at
Passage seemed to have disappeared for two
days. No one was attacked with it ; but it has
again appeared, and several persons are at-
tacked by it, which is supposed to he owing to
the state of the atmosphere. Since, however,
the great heat has ceased, and it is to be hoped'
the fever will vanish ; they have sent,,as a pre-
caution, for three physicians from Paris. The
company of the 19th forming garrison at Passage,
have received orders to station themselves at a
distance. They are to perform quarantine. A
great number of the inhabitants have retired to
Ernani.and to other places before the cordon was
established.

PERPIGNAN, SEPT. 20.—When the requisition
was made -at Barcelona, eight companies of On,
Foreign Legion were ready to march, as Weil ;03
a great number of young men of the richest fluoi.
lies or Catalonia. The corps of officers tohdt.-
prisoners, and who arrived yesterday, ure of th,:
•
finest description.

TRIESTE, SEPT. 19..—The letters from iiydrit.'
of the 30th of September anuounce.the tlefeaVer
the Pacha of Scutari, near Agrapha. The Alba-
nians, who composed his -corps Wartnip, aban-
doned him by thousands: The pla(ue makes
great ravages on board the Turkish fleet.
The Drupeau Blanc announces -that. Marshal
Latiiiston, oti his f' ra net! into Pampelima,caus#4.
15u for the inhabitants to be arrested..

CITY, Tzeelve o'Cluch.—Conmols opened this
morning at 83,11, at which price they have te—
m:lined steady up to this hour, with flute doing.
The Expresses from Paris have brought the
French Routes at 90f. 50c., after the ctosiug.—
Spanish, 421.

The Private Letters from Park by the Ex.--
presses state, that the French hail made an at-
tempt on Fort Militates. Soon after their tiotilhs
had, sailed with the troops on board, and they
had nearly gained the fort, the windshifted, and(
they could not make their landing good, of which
the enemy took advantage, and immediately
directed a tremendous fire on the French flotilla,
which has caused them a severe loss in men and
gun-boats.