The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-02 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.
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SHIPS TRADING to INDIA and to the EASTWARD of the CAPE of GOOD HOPE.
' ( From the. Mordieur.)
PARIS, Nov. `19.-1 King heard mass in - ,
'9 the Chapel of-the .Chateau yesterday. Before Ap-
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Where
i mass the King granted a private audience to his Deattnatiors. pointed Ships' Names.
.t• Owners or Consignees. Captains. . k 1 kftrenecs.
to Sail.
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' Excellency M. le Comte de lit Puebla del Maestra,
Ambassador Extraordinary of his Most Catholic
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4 Majesty. The public audience, in which his Ex- Dec. 7 RoCkingham* 427 George Waugh Charleaßeach City Canal John Lyney, jun. Birchin-lane
, Ceilency will present his 'credentials, cannot take 9 Lady Campbell 684.Cockerill, Trail, & Co. James Irvine City Canal Edmund Read, Riches-court
1 Palmirat 560:13uckles and Co. John Lamb City Canal Buckles and Co. Mark-lane
pla e e till after -the grand Court mourning. His
4 Isabella 570iChalmers and Guthrie John Wallis City Canal Chalmers & Guthrie, Idol-lane
a . Excellency M. de Macchi, Apostolic Nuncio, 20 Coromandel 643'George Joadj Thomas Boyes W.l.Docks John Lyney, jun.
from the Holy See,. pt rented to the King, in a 1825. • 1- ' •
Jan. 1 Lady Flora , 750'Cockerill, Trail, & Co. f.MacDonnell Blackwall John S. Brinley, Birchin.lane
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.., private audience, the answer of his Holiness to laitland 694 Thomas Ferguson Mich. O'Brien City Canal Edmund Read
the letter notifying the-deeth of Louis X VIII.— 111.ita: i""d - 15 Hope 566 John T. E. Flint J. T. E. Flint E. I. Docks Gledstanes &Co. White-lion-ct;
o" - Mar. 10 Britannia
His Excellency the Prince de.Castelcicala, Am- 460 Ueorgc Wiggins Wm. Luke City Canal G. Wiggins, 'Threadneedle-st.
04:. '3O Clatter 500 Johnston &Atzbum Thos. A. Watt City Canal W. Abercrombie, Birchin-lane
tei' hassador Extraordinary from the Two Sicilies, 31 Eliza 639 David Sutton David Sutton E.I. Doc - Barber & Neate, Birchin-lane
also presented to the King, in a private audience, April 10 Orient 397 S. Marjoribanks & Co. Thos. White E.I. Docks S. Marjoribanks & Co., King's
the answer of his Sovereign to the same notifi- 15 Neptune 556 J. Cumberlege, jun. J. Cumberlege E.l. Dock John Lyney, jun. [Ann* Yd.
30 Woodford 544 Alfred Chapman Alf. Chapman LEI. Docks J.Chapman&Co.Leadenhall-st.
cation. May 1 William Miles 581 Samuel Beadle "amuel Beadle EA. Docks Capt.B.Jerusalem-cotfee-house
MAnton, Nov. 1 b.—lt appears that the de-nt lO Kingston 500 Wm. Atkins Bowen W. A. Bowen City Canal Cockerell;Trail,SeCo.Austin-fr.
-.. pasture of the French troops from the capital Madras - Jan. 15 Genera Palmer 530 George Truscott
1824. Geo. Truscott Capt.T nr .Jerusale-coiree-house '
Iv ill begin to take place on the 23d, and. continue Dec. 1 Abberton 452 William Bawtree L. Percival W.l.Docks William Abercrombie
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~ , daily till the Ist of December ; but some Swiss
Bombay 5 Amity 300 John Chapman ¢c Co. ohn Gray W.l.Docks John S. Brinley
regiments will remain to form the especial guard
20 Royal George 477 John Barry :.:Ellerby City Canal John Lyney, jun.
. 1825. [street
of his Majesty.
• Jan. 10 Norfolk 536 Alexander Greig Alex. Greig City Canal Isbister & Horsley,Leadenhall-
BA pa.; oz, Nov. 13.—This morning the French April 5 James Sibbald 547 Henry Blanshard Jas. K. Forties E.I. Docks H. Illanshard, Old Broad.st.
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gartison left this city, where it leaves the most
11Iauritius and Dec.
_lO Africa 350 William Tindall John Skelton W.l.Dock. John Lyney, jun.
t honourable recollections since we owe to it the
9 Ceylon . 1826. Pero 189 William Rutter Wm. Rutter, City Canal Edmund Read
tranquillity and peace which we have enjoyed Jan. 5 Belzoni 250 Robert Granger And. Anderson City Canal Edmund Read
1 since the occupation, and that which is prepared 11124.
for us in future. General Count d'Adhemar is Dec. 1 Woodlark 198 Buckles and Co. ' Thos. Brown. City Canal Buckles and Co.
gone to Catlin at the head of the troops, artillery Batavia ar, sin. Margaret
20 Maria 358 Thornions and West Wm. Sim son City Canal Edmund Read
ok!• 351 Thorntons and West James Aloha City Canal Edmund Read
, , and infantry. The staff of the artillery, that of more . . 25 Batavia 4O Thorntons anti West Robert Blair City Canal Edmund Iteud
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the engineers, and the members of the several 1025.
t • offices, go to the head-quarters at Burgos, under Jan. 20 Heroine 360 Thorntons and West Deptford Edmund Read
31 Philotoxe 225 Thorntons and West J. Rutherford Black wall Edmund Read
V tin, command of Viscount Barnes du Molard. The 1824.
• gratitude of. the' inhabitants of Badajoz to the New S. Wales Dec. 15 Nassau 250 John Pirie and Co. Geo. ©arse
Van Diernan's LondonDa. John Pirie & Co. Freeman's-ct.
i ,20 William Shand 496 John Lumsden Alex. Kenn LondonDs. Buckles and Co.
, ‘i °rill commander of the troops cannot be 1025. '
Land Wales
grouter than it is, being equal to the signal ser- so diJan. S Mariner
u Feb. I,3leclina 349 John Chapman & Co. John Herbert LondonDs.John Chapman and Co.
i Vice tin. y have rendered us. 460,J0hn Hayman John Brown London Ds.ilsbister and Horsley

.John Chapman & Co.
John Hayman
nouth.

The Governor of l3adajoz has published a pro-
clamation to the citizens, in which he passes the
• highest etilogium on the French troops, and ex-
presses his confidence that the inhabitants who
'have hitherto been distinguished by their mode-
ration andlood conduct, will persevere in it ;
and to be assured that with the co-operation of
the armed. force every thing will be done' to
maintain tranquillity, to ensure their happiness,'
and effectually to'serve their beloved Sovereign.
( From the Journal des Debuts. )
MADRID, Nor. 18.—An Ordinance of Police
contains the following :
" Every person, of whatever class or condition he may be,
who possesses books, pamphlets, caricatures, paintings, or
prints, whether printed in Spain, or introduced from foreign
countries, from the Ist of January, 1820, to the 24th of Decem-
ber, 1823, must give up these paintings and books to the curate
Of his parish, in the space of thirty, days, whatever may be
'the subject matter treated of in die books.'
" A similar surrender must be made of books, pamphlets,
or papers, prohibited by the Church or the Holy Tribunal of
th: Inquisition, whatever nitl,y be the period of their printing
or publication. Those who infringe these dispositions shall be
punished according to law. Every person giving information
of its Infringement, shall be assured of secresy, and a third of
the tine imposed shall be given him. The books which upon
examination shall he found to contain nothing contrary to reli-
giu, shall he faithfully sent back to their owner."
The Infant Don Francisco has come to Mad-
rid, and is to set out immediately' for Naples by
way of Languedoc.
FRENCH 29.--Tive per Cents.
opened at 101. 20. ; closed at loft. 80.—Bank Stock, 1,970.
Neapolitan Five. per Cents., Faleonet's Certificates 81—
RenteS d'E i spagne 10. ; Royal Spanish Lnan, 11123;
Exchange on London, one month, 25. ; three'mentbs, 24
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