The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-04 00:00:00

PRICE G

THIS DAY AT

flank Stock —
3 per Cent. Red. 77/
3:per Cent. Cons. 76
3i per Cent.
t ptr Cent. fPP 951
1 New 95ii
5 ter Cents. 1797
Rank Long Ann. 2oi 13-16ths
Imp. 3 per Cents. —

STOCKS

NE O'CLOCK.

India Stock .......
India Bonds ........ .....
South Sea Stock .....
Old Annuities ...........
Ex. Bills ............... -
Ditto Small .• . ....
Bank for Act. ...........
India for Con. Acct. ..,
Cons. for Account ......

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PRhlusCsEianOF FOREIGN ST OGO IN LONDON, I
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Five per Cents. ni. ..
Six per Cents. 00.
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00..
Ditto 'New 74.
Neapolitan Five per Cent. Bonds, 67.
lip' 00.
Austrian • Five per Cents. (Bletallie) 00. *
{Five per Cent. Bonds, 41. .
Spanish New Ditto, 374.
Scrip, 28 disc. .„ '
Prus„dan , • s Five per Cent. Bonds, Pk. •' '
-1. Ditto New, 75.
Ch - Five per Cent. Bonds, 80. : •
68.
Colombian - Six per Cent. Bonds, 47! . -
Peruvian New Lottn, 00.
. .. . Bank Shares £2l ss.
American / Six Per Clnt- 90-98,i*
Five per Cent. 95-90. •
Three per Cent. 70.

French

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Morning, 15 minutes after 9. I Evening, 49 rninutel

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LONDON..TUESDAy, FEBRuiRi isa

OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

....11141..-
The House of Lords assembled this +13.1'
as Ills MAJESTY was not well enough 10 he,
sent in person, the Lords CommissionerWa
Al-IJESTY'S names
delivered the Speech from Throne, of which the following is a correct
ample Outline : •
The Speech begins by assuring WO
% ftf
that since the last Session the. 100"

~.le le
Peace of Europe. I
have been unremittingly exerted' to. Pl—r
,
faithful to the Principles•
which I)3' 1)
be
gated to the World as constituting 1
It states thatlbit 111.titi

- .
to
of his Conduct, declined being Party
bi
proceedings at Verona which could
Jeef
an Interference in the internal "11cerM
la
Spain on the part of Foreign I'overs:
since used and continues to use his roost 311-
Endeavours and good Offices to silo, 11,
1°
tion unhappily subsisting between the Fret'cli!
Spanish Governments, and to av,lt if r'l)
A
the calamity of 'War between France 0°?'3
0.11
The KING flatters himself that Pe'ce
iio
preserved in the East of Europe, 1111" -‘lll
to receive from his Allies, and
other Powers, assurances of their
position to cultivate with Hts 1411jE'T.v
friendly Relations, which it is equaill Ills 1

JESTY'S object to mintain on his dart' t
The Lords Comminsioners farther state,

cu
discussions have been long pending
Court of Madrid respecting IlePredliti°)
ce is
mated on the Commerce of British 544
the West Indies, and other grievances( -

KING has been under the necessity of c('`9l
4191''
which discussions hive terminated in 8°
of the Spanish Government of the justic°
complaints and in an engagement for -9

r‘oetfidiadir,raeatsrisloi tat. —T be y convey His INiporo
, 1 (1
surance that he has not been Imminent
Netherlands,
lilloaenlr.ese resentedfboirevestm.hbpte.etietnA
. - r
_II:
c
Trade,
and
o more effectual i itnhro ral' ril
' il °
• soppressl°
it 'Oat'
evil were brought forward 'by-IUS lent I
J t'
Jo
Harp •
Yin the Conferences at Veroll3' ,
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r sp 4
t:
°tit:::
PCrl;
10 .
dos
subject already concluded bet 4001 , j
4;0 'te Itn ,
dorn and the Gover.nment of -. °I IJ
Governments neyll
them
n added to the Treat''' „
Articles extending ib
!mild
of those Treaties, and greatly fociP
exe.cution.

The Lords Commissioners trw's
louse of Commons, and apprize he"

KING has directed the Estimates "f
th:‘tilf:lll
year to be laid before the lionset uua -M
f 1
have been framed with evert 1° b416°11
i°l4
foribrey,,aaitid the total ExpeigliturB
to will
e
.m erially . .
..; .11..
A 'lll,ll'°
observe,
They then that ibis ui",
Ira },,
,
Char below thai of last
Charge combined with the progresslv °la
.. ,
meat of the Reventte-7 has. priOacea OF
- - . • .09
exceeding His.MAJE.SZY:S most Say' l.

tation. The' KING trusts, therefore, that the

House of Commons will be able, after providing

for the Services of the Year, and without a

Going Public Credit, to make a further Cons

derable Reduction in the Burdens of His People

The Speech then recurs to. the two Houses

and adverts to the Manifestations of Loyalty and

Attachment to the KING'S Person and Govern

ment which he received on his late Visit to

Scotland, and which have made the deepest im

pression on His MAJESTY'S Heart.

It proceeds to assert that the Provision made

in the last Session for the Relief of the Distresses

in considerable Districts of Ireland has produce(
the happiest effects ; and recommends to the con

sideration of Parliament such Measures of interim

Regulatinn, as may be calculated to promote and

secure the Tranquillity of that Country, and to
improve the Habits and Condition of the People.

Deeply ns }lts MAJESTY regrets the continued

depression of the Agricultural Interest, the sa
tisfaction with which he contemplates the en

creasing activity of the Manufacturing Districts,

and the flourishing condition of .our Commerce in

most of its principal Branches, is greatly' enhanced

by the confident persuasion that the progressive

prosperity of so many of the Interests of the Country

cahoot fail to contribute to the gradual Improve

rnent of that great Interest, which is thb mos

important of them all.

[FROM A CORRESPONDENT:Ij
STOCK EXCHANGE, Half-past Twelve o'Clock,—
Consols opened this morning at 76ii, at which
price, they remain steady up to this hour. All
parties are anxiously waiting for his MAJEsTY's
Speech, and scarce any fluctuation will •nice
place until the substance is known : little busi.
ness is doing in the. Market. Up to this hour
we dp not bear of
.any F4press from Paris.—
Most of the Foreign Funds have risen except
Colombian, which is going down rapidly.
One o'C lock .—Two Expreses arrived from
Paris this forenoon.

The proceedings in the French Chamber of
Deputies are already distinguished by the charac-
teristic disposition to tumult in that legislative
body. Qn Friday, the first day of the Session,
the election of a President of the Chamber was

not completed. On Saturday, M. Dunort was
prevented from speaking, because he appeared in
the Tribune without his comma! Several Depu-
ties, whenever he attempted to address the
Chamber, vociferated, with violent gesticula-
tions, C 4 You cannot speak . Put on your dress,"
&C. &c..; and the President was finally compelled
to desire M. Dunox to desist-!--There is some
thing ludicrous, if not unfair, in thus preventing,
a Representative of the nation' from delivering
his sentiments,` on account of the fashion of his
coat It is true, that the regulations of the Cham-
ber have prescribed a. particular costume ;
. btit the strict observance of so immaterial an order
might surely be occasionally dispensed with,
without detriment to the public interests, and
without offence to the dignity of the'Legislature.
The Journal des Debuts has attempted -a viii-
dication of the warlike policy of France, and of
. the hostile intentions of the restof the Continent)
towards Spain ; but it has miserably failed in its
endeavour to justify the intended attack upon
the Peninsula. There is not a single charge of
aggression;of insult or provocation, alleged against
the Spaniards.' The Journal des Djbats, like the
King of FitArcct,says that Spainthottldbe iniaded,
merely because the Journal des. Debats
proves of its Constitution, and of the manner in
which the Spanish nation has been govern-
ed' since the Revolution ! It denies, also, that
the recognition of the Government of the Cortes
in 1812 established the legitimacy of the Spanish
Constitution, or pledged any of the Continentdl
Courts to its recognition after the return of King
FERDINAND. But the express words used by the
Emperor of RUSSIA were, that " The Emperor
acknowledged Its legitimacy !" It is impossible
now to deny the obligations which that acknow-
ledgment incurred.
WRENCH 1.
Five per Cents.
Highest
osed at ...77 Ditto for the account O Clpened at
.. .
c.
0 c.
Highest ...... 78 1. 85 C.
Lowest 77 f. 50 c.
Closed at 7B f. 60 c.
Bank Stock
N 1420 f. c. eapolitan Five per Cents 67 f.
Spitnial Bonds 1820
101
Exchange on London—One Month,— 25 f. 25 c.
Three Months 25 f. 10 e.

uTiatE KING. (Brighton, 'Feb. 2.)--cc His
F4IE2TY-continues better," is the report at the
Mace to.day—bet his MAJtSTVS recovery; we
regret to state, Is very gradual.