The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-17 00:00:00

•.• For LZTERARY No

IC E the Fourth Page.

yesterday'g I,
for " to the Greeks,'

!ading Article, lines 26 and 27,
read " to the Turki."

PRICE O 1 STOCKS rim
(sunk Stock

DAY AT ONE O'CGOEIE•
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills 10001.1.-d.
Ditto I id.
Ditto 304)1.211.
Ditto
Ditto Small . `7.d.
Ditto I id.
Ditto Collin ierciil
•
Bank for Act.
India for Acct.
Cons. for Acc0unt......93i 93,f

3 per Cent. lted 931
per Gent. Cods 93i 921
34 per Cent 101:
1011
-4 per Cent. {Assd. 1001 101
New ...100 105-1
Bank Long:ln:n-22 I.s.lfiths
imp: 3 per Cents.
• India Stock 2:10 289
Ditto Bonds
'South:Sea Stock

PRICES OF FOREIGN v
A witriata Bcls, 5 per ct. 931

ND AT ONE o'ccon.
Portuguese Bonds

Chilian, 134 6 per ct.
Colombian fida. riper ct....
3 a dia.
Danish, 5 per cent.
Greek scrip
llexicimi Bonds

Prussian, 5 per et.
Ditto New
Spanish 11321,5 per ct.
1823, ditto
Buenos A yres par
Alliance Shares 124 131
Palladium
equitable Loa* par A
'Manchester Ditto
French Renter
Scrip

Neapolitan, 5 per cent. —
Peruvian Bonds
Itassiitu, Old, 5 per et 94ii

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Evening, 2@ minutes after 6.

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SDLrill QUIS DIOERE FALSUAI AuDzAr,?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1824.

CITY, IL us-PAST OttE O'CLOCK. ,

This being settling day, the Brokers are o►►ly
beginning to do business. The market looks
dull, and little is doing.—The French Rentes
at Paris come 99f. 15c,

We have this morning received intelligence
from a valuable. Correspondent at Mayence, which
is only two posts from Johannisberg, where the
ominous Congress of Ministers is at present held,
under the auspices of Prince METTERNICIL—i
Our, Correspondent informs us that Count
MUNSTER, the Hanoverian Minister to Great
Britain, who was on a joUrney from this country
to Hanover, was. overtaken: by dispatches at
Cologne, which had been sent after him from
London, the contents of which induced him
to' change his route, end proceed immediately to
Johannisberg, where he arrived on the 9th inst.
At first, Count MUNSTER intended to remain
at Johannisberg, only a single day ; but after
an interview with Prince METTEttNicn he re.
solved on prolonging his stay until the import-
ant affair which brought him there is finally set-
tled. Our Correspondenti,mho was aware of the
intention to send' liand4iterien- troops 'to Portu-
gal, states that strong exceptions are taken
to such a measure, on the ground that it
would be a violation of the arrangement of
the German Confederation. This is certainly a
new and serious objection to the employment of
Hanoverian troops in the way proposed ;• and it
will probably indace our Government to send
British troops only to Lisbon. Our Correspondent
at Mayence says, that the Austrian Funds at
Frankfort, on the 10th instant, were 034,1, being
a fall of above 11 per cent. in the course of two
days. The greatest gloom pervaded the Money
karket.

-Wt. regret to lay before our Readers a Proda.
motion or. Declaration of War by 'the Governor-I
General is Council, dated Fort William, the sth
of March last, from which it appears that after a
series of unprovoked aggressions and provocations
by the Burman Government, our Indian Empire
if involved in hostilities with that powerful Go-
vernment, whose territories adjoin the east
and north-east frontiers of Bengal, and are of
great extent and populousness. We hope that
European intrigue has not been employed to
incite the Birtnese to hostilities ; but we confess
that. we have some strong doubts upon this sub-
ject, which the progress of the war will probably
soon confirm or entirely dissipate.

In a preceding column we have given gxtraets
from the French Papers. They contain nothing

of importance.

"The Lyon, Cutter, arrived at Plymouth yeS.
terdny, from the island of Sacrificios, coast
of 'Mexico, in furtkone days. She brings
the ratification of the Loan Contracted with

13.
A. GoLoscuminT and Co., by 'Whom she
was dispatched to Mexico with the contract.
The accounts she brings are, we hear, generally
favourable. She left the 6th June.

In a Paris Letter which we yesterday quoted
from the Nor'ning chronicle, it was stated that
Prince PAUL ESTEnIIAZY had set off from
Paris for this country, for the purpose of
remonstrating against the proposed employment
of Hanoverian troops in Portugal. Now, the