The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-09 00:00:00

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Surrey, schoolmistresses—J. Clegg and T. Clegg, Oldham,
Lancaster, hat-manufacturers—G. Chandler and W. Oldham,
Newland, Cottingham, York, millers—J. Barry and W. H.
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facturer—Finlay and Co. Glasgow, and St. Helen's-glace, mer-
chants—T. Allenby and T. Little, coal-merchants--D. Fletcher
and J. L. Glyde, Henley-upon-Thames, Oxford, wine-mer.
chants—J. Hart and E. Ansty, Southampton, dress-makers—
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Johnson, and J. White, Great-bridge, Westbromwich, Staf-
ford, ironmaeteri.

STOCKS
TWO O'CLOCK.
India Stock
India Bonds 82s. 83s.
South Sea Stock
•Old Annuities
Ex. Bills 54 51
.Ditto Small
Bank for Act.
India for Con. Acct.
Cons. for Act. 9llla

PRICE 0
THIS HAY AT
2381
910

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cons
31 per. Cent

4 per Cent. -1 (41(1
1 New IO6U
5 per Cents. 1797
Bank Long Ann. 22 7-16tIls I
Imp. 3 per Cents.

PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, k'Es. 9?
AT ONE O'CLOCK.

French f Five per Cents. 97. i.
t Scrip, 8 pin. •
1 Six per Cents. 00.
Russian i` Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
• ( Ditto 'Neiv 91g.
Neapolitan Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Austrian Scrip, G prem.
1 Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820, 00.
Spanish Ditto 1821, 2.1!

, .
Ditto 1823, 161.'
Prussian Five per Cent.. Bonds, 92a.
Ditto New, pog.
Danish . Five per dent. Bonds, 00.
Portuguese 87.
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
Chili
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 71.
Mexican Loan, sfr prem.
.5 00.
Poyais
New, 3i.
Mexican Mines 5 prem.
Bank Shares £23 153. ,C 23 I 7 s. Ga
l Seven per Cent. 94 93.
American -1 Six per Cent. 94-101.
Five per Cent. 00 —OOO.
[Three per Cent. 764.
PRICE OF IRISH STOCK, FM 5.
Bank Stock 256 Grand Canal Loan, 6 p.a. 62
Gov. Deb. 3i per cent 97a —Ditto 4 per cent.... --
Stock, 3,i per ct 96/ —Ditto Stock
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. --Royal Canal Stock
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent. -
—Stock, 4 per cent.
--
---New 4a Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct.
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent — Do. 6 per cent. --
City Debentures, 5 per ct — Ballast Office Govt.. Sec.
Lying in Hospital 4
per et — 4 per cent.
Exchange on London, Feb. 4, 81.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-1110R ROW.
Morning, 31 minutes after 9. 1 Evening, 13 minutes after 10•

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS`DICERE FALSUM AfiDtAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1824.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by Express the Dale of
yesterday, and Galignani's Messenger of Satur-
day. The Doile notices the misrepresenta-
tion of Mr. CANNING'S Speech, which, how
ever, we had already rectified in an article
that is subjoined. If the Elate means to sal
that there have been no propositions made to this
country by Spain respecting South America, we
can inform it ,that it is as much mistakes'
as the Courier.—Galignani's Messenger states
the death of Sir THOMAS MAITLAND by
apoplexy at Malta ; but as neither date nor
authority is given for this afflicting intelligence,
we indulge a hope that it is unfounded. The
following are extracts :

[From the Etoile of Yesterday.]
his Majesty heard Mass in his apartments.----
The King took an airing at twelve o'clock to-
wards St. Cloud.

They write from Figueras, of the 22d Jan.,
that the superior Authorities of Catalonia have
decreed that copper coin with the type of the
Constitution shall not be any more circulated.

Postcript (Important.)—In the abstract which
we have given of the Speech of Mr. CANNINI,
there is a passage of great importance, and which
has been evidently altered by the English Court's/.
newspaper. According to this Journal, Mr•
Canning expresses himself in the following
terms;--" A proposition has been made by Spaiil
to acknowledge the Colonies, the reply to which
is on the road to Madrid ; and, when the answer
arrives, the British Government will be able to
explain itself on that subject."

The Sun does not say a word of this, though
the most important revelation which has been
made by the Ministers, says that Journal, is that
of Mr. Canning, relative to Spain and South
America. We can state to the Courier that itilo

deceived ; and that there is no question of pro'
positions of mediation.
[The •Etoilc also contains a statement of the
various corps of Spanish prisoners in France, and
of the routes by which they have commenced their
march back to Spain. j

(From Galignani's Messenger of Saturday.)

We are sorry to announce the melancloly in-
telligence of the sudden death of Sir Tuomo
MAITLAND, Governor of the lonian Islands, at'
Malta, by apoplexy. .

We have received the Paris Papers of Thurs-
day and Friday.
The Moniteur of Friday contains nn ordinance
of the King relative to the Eleves d'Administra'
lion de la Marine, the creation of whom was
ordered by a decreed of April 19, 1804. Their
number is fixed at ten; they will be appointed
by the King, on the presentation of the Minister
of the Marine; none will be presented unless
they have been judged admissible in a public
examination, which shall take place at Paris,
every year, in the first fortnight of July. None

shall be admitted to the examination unless they,
prove to the Ministry by authentic documents,

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that they are at least eighteen years of age, and
twenty-two at most ; that they have com-
pleted their studies in the Faculty of Letters ;
that they have obtained the degree of licentiate
in jurisprudence ; that they are acquainted with
either the English or Spanish language—that their
conduct is regular--that they profess honourable
lentiments—that their relations engage to aLow
them for four years 800 francs per annum at
least, or that they themselves possess a revenue
equivalent to that sum. The Commis of the
Marine of the first class, aged twenty-five years
tit most, may be candidates for the places of
Rievcs of the administration of the Marine. The
members of the jury for the public examination
shall be appointed by the Minister of the Ma-
rine. The Eleves shall have the same rank as
the principal clerks of the Marine, and shall
wear the same uniform. The pay of the Eleves
is fixed at SOO francs per annum, by sea as well
as by land. The Eleves shall serve in that
quality for four years. In the course of the year
preceding that in which they are to undergo their
-examination as Sub-Commissary of the Marine,
the Eleves shall be embarked on board a ship of
war, with a crew of at. least 100 men, in the
duality- of Commisaux revels; they shall be em-
-barked six months at the least, and a year at the
most. Every year, in the month of September,
there shall be a public examination of the Eleves
'who have served four years in the quality. Those
who shall be declared by the jury admissible to
to the rank of sub-commissary, shall have the
rank and reserve the pay from the (lay of the ex-
amination. The Ordinance terminates by re-
l'oking the Act of 19th April, 1804 ; but the dis-
Positions of that Act, which are modified by the
Present Ordinance, shall be applicable to those
Eleves who are now in active service.
Letters from Rome of the'? 6th of January an-
nounce the death of Cardinal Gousalvi. The
Pope was very ill.
The Spanish Government has received some
particulars of the insurrection in the Philippine
Islands, from which it appears that a Captain
Novalis did attempt, on the night of June 3,
1823, to make himself master of the Government
of Manilla, and that he was seconded in his en-
terprise by some of the troops, but he failed,
and was shot with fifteen of his accomplices.

FRENCH FUNDS.
pAius, FEB. per Cents opened at 96. 95. ; closed
at 06. 70.; Loan of 1823, 8. Bank Stock, 1700. Neapolitan
Rentes, 82. • Spanish Rentes, 251. Exchange on London, 1
month, 25. ; 3 months, 25. 35.—(fours Authentique.)

CITY, Twelve o'Clock.—Consols opened at 91,
got up to 9184, with a good deal of business
doing in the earlier part of the morning.

FOREIGN MARKET.—Spanish Bonds opened a
(25 5- at which price they remain steady.
ZBl

The further determination of the English
cabinet respecting South America, after a reply
*llan have been received from Spain to the last
'communication from this country, is expected
with great anxiety, in consequence of Mr. CAN-
NING having stated that Ministers will then be en-
abled to be more explicit on the question of the
recognition. Some of the reports of Mr. CANNING'S
Speech represented him as having said that
Spain herself had actually, in the propositions
recently transmitted to our Government, express-
ed her intention to recognize the independence of
her colonies on certain terms. On inquiry, how-
ever, we have ascertained that these statements are
nu.srepresee
in,g,ht lion. tations, and that the Report of the
11,1
Gentleman's Speech which was given
, 114 'I Sti)r, is on this important topic correct. We
have also reason to believe that the propositions of
Spain were for the holding of a Congress to con-
fider of the means of aiding her to recover her
Colonies—a project which has been decisively re-
lected by this country.

New York Papers to the 17th ult. have arrived,
the following are extracts :
, "Gen. Tallrnadge has given notice.of his intention to intro-
',lute a Bill in the Assembly to abolish imprisonment for debt.
-r!lis humane object appears generally to occupy the attention
of limes throughout the Union.
"111Exico.—A Committee of the Mexican Constituent Con-
gress, on the 20th of November, reported a draught of a Con-
stitution, in which they propose to establish a National Go-
vernment, to embrace the provinces and intendencies lately
Included in the vice-royalty of New Spain, and modelled
Pretty closely after the Constitution of the United States, with
The exception that the Roman Catholic religion is to be the
religion of the State, and the exercise of any other religion is
Prohibited. It proposes to leave the administration of internal
concerns to the provinces, which, to the number of fifteen or
niers, shall have republican constitutions of their own, on the
saute general principles as that of the nation."

Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, a Cabi-
Council was held at the Foreign Office,
4)(ming-street, which was attended by the
'I;4"D CUANCELLOR, the Earl of Harrowby, the
Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Westmorland,
viscount IVlelville,Mr. Peel, Mr. Canning, Earl
Bathurst,w the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr.
Yith' ke.----The Cabinet continued in delibera-
tioh till five o'clock.
On Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, a Ca-
binetlil Council was held at the Foreign Office,
°"ing-street, which was attended by the Loath
CHA.ticLLLOF, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of
estmorland, the Earl of Liverpool, Mr.
I\7Bll Mr. Canning., Earl Bathurst, the Duke of
ellington, Viscount Melville, Mr. Wynn, Mr.
loskisson, Viscount Sidmouth and the Chan-
tilor of the Exchequer. They deliberations of
timeabinet continued for an unusual lengthened
145 being three
half-past five. hours and a half; they not
'eaking up till