The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-14 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.

1. 31r. Loshington—Bill _to repeal the several Acts imposing
tines for damages arising in the flaying of Hides and Skins.
1. Mr. Hume--Particulars of the expenditure of £1,000,000,
under the Acts for Building New Churches.
2. Mr. Hume—Treaties existing between the East India Com-

pan* and the Chiefs of Stunatra.
a.AIr. lluskisson—To amend the Law of Priscipal and Factor.
4• Sir George Hill—Bill to amend Act for regulating Vessels
carrying Passengers between Great Britain and Ireland.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THI6 DAY.
21. Supply—Committee.
Ways and .31cfins—Committee.
4i. Newfoundland Fishery Acts—Committee thereupon.
4. I:lxche9uer Bills ( Public Works) Bill—Committee.
Fisheries Acts-,—Report thereupon.
6. Law Stamps Repeal Bill—Committee.
—.7. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Report.
9. Marriage Act Amendment Bill—Committee.
U. Highland Roads Bill—Third Reading.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS I) AY AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Nl* Stork `'-15i India Stock shut
3 per Cent. Heti. 956' India Bonds Bos. 798.
3 per Cent. Cons filli South Sea Stock
at per (eut I 02A it Old Annuities
4 per Cent. (<11`•1
lNer lO3l I! Ditto Small
4 Per (4 nu. 1797
Bank for Act.
Hank Long Ann. 23 3-Iliths 4. 1 India for Cm. Acct.
149.3 per Cents.

PltleU or FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, APRIL 14,
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
french
f Five per Cents. 1032.
1 Scrip, 17ii pro.
Six per Cents. 00.
l' Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
(Ditto New It7i. Neapolitan Five per Cent. Bouas, 96i. *
Aiy trims Scrip, 16 prem.
{Five per Cent. Bonds, 1920, 00.
Zranish Ditto 1921, 17i.
Ditto 1823, 71.
Prussian 1
i rive per Cent. Bonds, 981.
Ditto New, 992.
f Bonds, 95i. i
. ortuguese
Danish Fivep
per Cent. Bonds, 102.
Peruvian Scrip, 00.
Chili liii,
t2olombian f Six per Cent. Bonds, 91t.
1 Scrip, 4A prem.
Xlexican . Scrip, 111 prem.
tireelt 1 di.
Alliuneernsurance Shares-15i.
f Bank Shares £24 Gos. od.
Seven per Cent. N.
A miariath 1 Six per Cent. 94-102.
1 Five per Cent. 100-102.
(Three per Cent. 77.
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PRICE OF IRISH STOCK, APRIL IV
rank Stock
Grand Canal Loan, 6p.ct- 661
flov. Deb. 3i per cent....... 1 ~. —.,.____Ditto 4 per cent.... 43
Stock. 3i per ct ................ I —____DittoStock — tuur. Deb. 4 per cent....... — Royal Canal Stock
oT. Deb. 5 per cent.
• --Stok, 4 per cent.
.Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec.... ~.._______Ne w
Treasury Bills, 3 per cent — Do. 6 per cent.
kItY Debentures, 3 per ct — Ballast Olfic,e Govt. Sec.
LYing in Hospital 4 per et..._ 4pr cent. —
Exchange on London, April 7, 8.

H 16 PI WATER AT LONDO.
111)rn4,g, 13 minutes after 3.

BRIDGE TO-5101tROW.
Eve:ling, 31 minutes after
.3.

ST. KATHARINE, DOCK.,
This Day was published,
APLAIN STATEMENT of FACTS, prov-
ing the necessity of additional WET DOCK ACCOM-
MODATION in the POUT of LONDON, price Is.
To be had of J. M. Iticharilson, Comhill.

11.* For A. P., on SACRED Music, see tho Fourth Page.

AA SUN.

SOLEM QUIV DICEItE FALSUM ALIDEAT

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1824.

In our preceding columns we have given some
important and interesting extracts from the fo-
reign Journals received since our last. Our
Readers are aware that during the discussions on
the question of the recognition of the new States of
America by Great Britain, we more than once
expressed au apprehension that Spanish America
Has not so entirely free from all danger of again
feeling the yoke of the Mother Country as was
generally imagined by English politicians. The
fears which we, then entertained, and which,
from information that had reached us as to the
intrigues carrying on in the New World, and as to
theapathy(to say the least) of a great portion of the
population, we had strong reasons for believing to
be but too well fouuded,formed one of our principal
motives for- so ~trongly recommending that our
own Government should adopt the decisive
policy of immediately acknowledging those
States, whose independence, on the authority of
the English Ministers themselves, was admitted
to have been already substantially achieved. It
is true, that the avowed determination of Great
Britain to oppose the employment of any
foreign force iu aid of Spain in the contest with
her Colonies, and the further resolution which
is understood to have been taken by Ministers,
not to consider as a Spanish armament any con-
siderable force that may leave the ports of Spain
during the occupation of that country by the
French, cannot fail to have a very exhilirating
influence on the cause of the South American
Patriots, when these well-timed and friendly
measures of British policy are made known to
them. It would be by their full and complete
recognition, however, that the confidence of the
Independents would be assured,—that the timid
and wavering would be induced to decide and de-
clare themselves in favour of the independence of
their country,—that even the treacherous and
corrupted would be led by their very selfish-
ness to abandon the standards of the Royalists,
—and that the triumph of freedom and civi-
lization' in South America would be ren-
dered certain, speedy, and complete. The
Etoile of Monday contains intelligence from
South America, by way of Madrid, which, even
making large allowances for exaggeration, is
well calculated. to excite serious alarm for the
cause of Independence in Peru and Colom-
bia; for if it be true that the defeat of SANTA
Cauz has been followed by the defeat and
flight of BoravAn himself, we may expect to see
the fortunes of those sections of South America
reduced to a low ebb, and the authority of FElt
DINANI) VII. once more acknowledged and obey-
ed throughout the greater part of their territories.

The news from Greece continues to be cheer-
ing. According to the Augsburgh Gazette, the
Greeks have compelled Arta to capitulate, and
have directed their victorious arms against Joan•
nina, in the full confidence of speedily becoming
masters of that important place also.

CITY, Twelve o'Clocic.—Consols opened this
morning at 961 A, and got up to 964 for the Ac-
count, at which price they remain steady, with
little doing, owing to its being a Holiday with
the Hebrews.

An Express has arrived from Paris, but the
prices of the Rentes are not yet known ; report
says 103. 80. The papers received by it contain
no news.

FonnoN 11Anm.—There was a good deal
doing in all Foreign Securities this morning, and
Colombian Scrip got up to 44-5 prem.

'We this morning received New York Papers
to the 18th March.
( From the. New Yurk• Gazette of the 18th March. )

We learn from S. CRAIG, Esq. American Con-
sul at Panama, who arrived in the schooner
Quilto from Charges, that just before he left
Panama a French frigate arrived there from
Lima, and informed that BOLIVAR. was at the head
of an army of 15,000 men, and intended soon
to attack the Royalists. Mr. CRAIG heard of no
battle having been fought ; the report therefore
by the way of Valpariso, of the total defeat of the
Patriots, must be incorrect. We have Panama
Gazettes to the 18th January, which do not fur-
ni,;) any political news.