The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-25 00:00:00

ANIERICAN PAPERS.

New York Papers were received last night to
the 2d itist. By the following extract from a
New York Paper it would appear that another
Loan is shortly to make its appearance on the
London Stock Exchange.

(float THE NEW VORK PAPERS OF THE 30TH UI.T.)
""LOUISIAITA Lcoax.—Many inquiries having been wade
a 4 to the terms of, and parties to this Loan, of which we yes.
terday noticed the sale, we have been enabled to furnish the
following authentic statement concerning it :
" Benjamin Story, Esq., President of the Bank of Louisiana,
his sold to Messrs. Prime, Ward, and Sands, of New York,
;400,000 D. of Louisiana State Five per Cent. Bonds, at 98
Per Cent. The purchase has been made for account of capi-
talists in London, New York, and Boston. These Bonds are
guaranteed by the Bank of Louisiana,:which will have a specie
Capital of 4,000,000 dollars. - Interest on the Bonds is made
Payable at the counting-house of Messrs. T. Wilson and. Co.,
London, at par.
." From this latter condition, that the interest is to be paid
ib London at all times at par, we should think this Stock would
command a very considerable advance in that market. The last
cMation of Three per Cent. Consols was 94 ; and the New
F'ur per Cents. 106. The price of a Five per Cent. Stock,
tltetet'ore, so well secured as this in question, and of which the
13teteitis payable without deduction in London, will probably
be i'erY high."

INDIA.---There is a very general wish ex-
Pressed that Lord WrradAst BEwrimcK should
be appointed Governor-General of India. His
appointment will be hailed with great pleasure
by
bath services, the. Military and Civil. It is
now mentioned with certainty that Sir CHARLES
t7vrtwAnT goes to Bombay, and that he is to have
a Peerage.

or BY accounts, from Penang to the beginning
ea,,Alp', we learn that a Chinese junk had arrived there
April from the Andamans, for the purpose of procuring
c~tdc`ilroin the cargo of liechoo de Mar. While the party (who had pro.
junk for this purpose) were employed in gather-
the flue article, a large body of savages rushed upon them from
ti
woods, armed with bows and arrows, anspears, on which
fthey instantly took to their boat--but three of them being wound.
an their attempt to escape, were unfortunately.seized. As the
thn Wag pulling off tone junk the crew distinctly observed
sll` sludges. murder of their unfortunate comrades, and
ertlY after they cut the body to pieces, and divided it among
Wm. The Nacoda of another brig sent eight ;nen into the
.2910 r for a similar purpose to the former, under an express
1'e,°!14113 ition that they should return in right days at farthest ; but
Period had elapsed, and the Nacoda waited several days
e
II I that time without any appearance or signs of them,
little doubt was entertained but they had fallen into the
nth of the savages.
aages.The season being far advanced it became
any longer to remain at such an anchorage, he was
eretore compelled to leave the place without any tidings of
them.

IRELAND.--We have reason to believe that
le LORD LIEUTENANT of Ireland has most
:trongly recommended to his Majesty's Govern-
trt the necessity of prohibiting the meetings of
Catholic Association. For ourselves, we see
I
I.° abjection to extending to Ireland the pi ovi-
-41"8 of the Seditious Meetings Acts which are
hill in force in this Kingdom.

KING'i Yesterday
CouaT at 1 o'clock,
•
Aicairy held a Court, at his Palace, in Pall-mall, which
f," attended by the Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of the
t,ialury, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, the
ii,u!atary of State for Foreign Affairs, the Chancellor of the
-6;'.l°Y of Lancaster, the President of the Board of Trade, the
ho,lncellor of the Exchequer, the Lord Steward of the House-
lu, the Master of the Horse, the Treasurer of the Household,
"le Lord chief Justice of the (~tirt of Klng's Bench, the He-
%ler of London, Lord tilenlyon (in waiting), Sir Hilgrove
iurncr (Groom in waiting), the night Honourable Stratford
Canning, Sir Charles Begot, Sir Charles Stuart ; also Judge
Palmer.—His Majesty save audiences to Mr. Secretary Peel
kid Mr. Secretary Canning. The Right Honourable Stratford
Canning was presented to the King by Mr. Secretary Canning,
and kissed bands upon his being appointed Ambassador to the
Court of St. Petersburgh.—The Right Hon. Sir Charles Begot
,114% presented by Mr. Secretary Canning, and kissed hands upon
ip,ll being appointed Ambassador to the King of the Netherlands.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Stuart was formally introduced by
tit. Secretary Canning, and bad the honour of an audience of
i. Majesty upon his return from his embassy at Paris.—The
kipove Right Honourable Gentlemen had also audiences of the
R.--Mr. Chad was presented to the King, upon his being
Tinted to a special mission to Dresden.—Ralph Palmer,
a 4 .1 was presented by Mr. Wynn, upon his being appointed
the Odle Judges at Madras, upon which occasion he received
!_eirder of knighthood.—Sir Augustus West, M.D., Knight
i'Ztoander of the Tower and Sword, received the honour of
17::ghthood.—Afterwards the Recorder of London was admitted
erre presence of the King in Council, and made his report
convicts capitally convicted at Justice-hall, in the Old
eu"eY, at the last Old Bailey session, with the exception of the
t•.e of Harris.—Mr. Secretary Peel presented to the King in
lee4cil several petitions relative to the case of Henry Fount-
The Recorder's report occupied upwards of an hour and
Maje.sty also gave audiences to the Lord Chancel.
reciaoc4ll,. Mr. Wynn.-7-The Court broke up a little before six

h I'ATH op Joni. HUDSON.--An Express this
17111ilig reached town from Leamington to Mrs.
HirroN, of High-street, Marylebone (who is
:lister to Tnos. Spam.), announcing the death of
t %veil-known boxer. The event is said to have
41te1l Place yesterday morning.
In

44,41$ MAJEM is not expected to leave London
I,ll?tne days- to come.
Xile LORD CHANCELLOR WOE closeted with the
~„'Pttk for a long time yesterday. The confer-
141rces supposed to have related to the affair of
IiAIINTLERO Y.
UnulkNuktm, Nov. 15.—The Neckar in the
t 'Per Valley had yesterday again risen eight
sewel' and a vast quantity of timber was again
iraway by the waves.
ttiNswicx, Nov. 3.—The reigning Duke ar-
Li 144 here on the 3d October, on his return from
bilmstaur through Italy and France, just as the
1/1-;rday of his Royal Highness was celebrated
C01;"e Theatre where all the Officers of the
preset.
.J had heard nothing of his return, were
ttract of a Letter from Carthagena, Sept.2s :
que Martial law is proclaimed here in cause-
tv of expected attack from the Saniards.
h-f:_ss ty strap p
ger is ordered to take a musket, or
c 07,. Port ; have chosen the former."—(Mer-
,,;,xntract of a Letter,
ildvertiser, Oct. 30.)
dated Havannah, Oct. 9 :
fivh ‘jUr market affords little or no encourage-
ere for imports, provisions especially. Exports
hider a rise ; good sugars are not to be had
inent B'l2. This, however, we consider as ino-
draw-rYs and a decline appears probable, as we
its , °ear the time when the new crop will make
f, i)PPearance. Coffee 10 to 12 dollars, likely
ua I.‘(' til° ruling price through the season. Bills
(1110,'" gland have become so scarce as to render
atiOns almost nominal."