The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-10 00:00:00

PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, JAN.

AT ONE O'CLOCK.
1. Five per Cents. 94.
Scrip, 5a pm.
• 4 Six per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
(Ditto New 139,.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 79i.
Scrip, 58 prem.
( Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00.
Ditto 1021,231.
Ditto 1023,161.
Prussian j Five per Cent. Bonds, 89a.
( Ditto New, 912.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 94;
Portuguese
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
Chili
Colombian six per Cent. Bonds, 63.
_f 00.
Poyais
1. New, 3..
Bank Snares 4'22 10s.— 1.23.
Seven per Cent. 000.
American 1 Six per CAA. 00-000.
Five per Cent. 00-000.
Thee per Cent. 71),.
111(41.4 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
•11°I''i"g, 40 minutes after S. I Evening, 16 minutes after 9.

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";,11 QUI.S DICERE FALSUJI AUDE.IT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1824.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We Lave received by express the Journal des
-Debuts of Thursday, and have selected from it
the following meagre extracts :

( From the Journal des .Ditlats of Thursdali.
. r here have arrived at Toulouse several de-
tachments of gend'armerie, to do duty in the
Pyrenees.

ILlLY.—(Parma, Dec. !.2-1.)-0(1 the 20th
Hist. Prince Gustavus, of Sweden, accompanied
11 Polier Vernanda, Chamberlain of the Ern.
Peror of Austria, arrived in this town. This
Prince 7 who travels in Italy under the .name of
Itembourg, received an invitation to dine with
Our Princess.

SWEDEN, DEC. 23. Th e closing, of the Diet
took place yesterday, with a loug speech from
the King.

A French force has at length embarked at Brest,
professedly for Martinique and Guadaioupe.
The number of the troops is said not to exceed
]BOO men. It may be true, both that the
amount of this force, and its destination, are
correctly stated ; but we shall take leave to

express our incredulity upon the subject,
until we have information that can be more
depended upon that that which is furnished by
the French Government. A Morning Paper
says that our Ambassador at Paris is un-
derstood .to have received assurances from the
french Ministry, that the sending out of this ar-
mament has no connection whatever with the
South American question. It may be that
the French Cabinet has given such assur-
"'es ; but we are enabled to state, on our part,
that it is understood that the first intimation
the sending out of this armament was given to
our ministers by Prince POLIGNAC himself,
and that not until the ships were ready to sail.
Thpreis another armament assembled at Toulon ;
and It
suPpose that we shall soon hear of its
sailing also. We will add, that we do not be-
lle"
the Professions of the French either as to
the destination or the objects of the Brest expe-
dition. The fictions of the Gordon Sanitaire are
too stro"1„
b impressed upon our memory to be
easily effaced,
thlt would be vain to disguise that
e departure of a French armament at this crisis
wears a most suspicious and alarming aspect.
1-;'-.ren if the troops are really destined for Guada-
-I°uPe and Martinique, it appears to us that they
are only sent there in anticipation of war;
for it is impossible to believe that so large an ad-
ditional force can be required in those pos-
-4''''ssions but for the purpose of strengthen-
ing them against a hostile attack. The story
°I. a French Admiral, lately returned from
the West Indies, having represented the South
"4leri‘cans as decidedly adverse to the domination
arid of that representation having cooled
thSpain'
e ardour of that party in the French Cabinet
which is d •
ro
of the us of assisting in the re-conquest
Spanish Colonies, can only be regarded
as a stroke of finesse, calculated to lull the vigi-
lance of this country. We have the satisfaction
o know that Ministers are on their guard. AnAno-
therexPedition, either from Toulon or any other
rench port, should not be allowed to sail.
CIT T

:zneke o'Clock.—Consols opened this
for
at 88-4-i. Soon after they rose to 89-i
°t. the Account. 'The Brokers are busy in
%king up their Accounts for Settling Day,
Which is on the iOth. The Expresses from larts

this morning bring the -Rentes at 941. 10c. to
941. 15c., and Spanish Bonds at 2.3i.—French
Scrip, 5 to 52 premium.—Ducats, 79k.
FOREIGN MARKET.—Spanish Bonds opened at
2311, but in consequence of their coming lower
from Paris, the Market went down to 23k, which,
up to this hour, is very heavy. In all other Fo-
reign Securities there is very little doing.