The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-26 00:00:00

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
f : hank Stuck —
3 per Cent'. Red.... 93 92( 14
3 per Cent. Cons. 921 i!
3i pet Cent. IUI4
(Dissd.
4 per Cent. Amul. lOOl
New losi i
flank Long An. 23 22 13-16ths
Imp. 3 per Cents
' India Stock
Ditto Bond% 38i.
. South *.ea Stock

0111 Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Billsloool. 2d. 4l 45
Ditto
Ditto 5001.24.
Ditto 1 id. 41.42
Ditto Small

Pltieril OF FOREIGN FU
A twriaa Bda, 5 per ct.... 93,i1
Chillan, lids, tS per ct.
colombian Rdn, (5 per ct....
Scrip 54 5 din.
ueniah, 3.per cent.
(+reek Scrip
Mexican Bonn's
Neapolitan, 5 per cent.
Perayian Bonds
ltauitta, Old, 5 per et 913

Ditto lid.
Ditto Commercial
Bank for Act.
India for Acct.
Cons. for Account 9210

N AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Portuguese Bonds

Scrip .
Prussian, 5 per et.
Ditto New
Spanish 1821,5 per ct.
1823, ditto
BnenoiA vres
Alliance Mares llii
Palladium
Equitable laoan par
ill anchester Ditto
French ltentes
Scrip lOl 11

PRICE OF IRISH STOCKR, JULY 22.
Rank Stock 254 Grand Canal Loan, tip.et.
' lov: l)eb. 3 per vent. I i Ditto 4 per cent....
~,stotki:l per ct l9 DittoStock
' ~"''.' Dili. 4 irr cent. Royal Canal Stock
' ‘tiir. Deb. 5 per cent....... Wide-street Cert. 6 per ct —
"---VOylts 4 wer cent.
7-------- New
i !'"thury Dille, 5 per cent. Do. 6 per cent.
City Debenturtg, 5 per et. Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
yi.ying in Iloapital 4 per et. 4 per cent.
Exchange on London, July 21, 8.

TORE:IOY MAILS.

AnnIVED.
I liiabon
'1 Holland
l France
1 Flanders

Dui.
1 Lisbon
I Gottenburgh
1 liamburgh
U America

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HUM WATER AT LON 1)0
11"6ilig, 3 minutes after 3. 1

,N BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
I Evening, 22 minute!' after 3.

THE SUN.

QUIS DICER?: FALNUM lIDNAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, JULY 95, 1824.

We have in our preceding columns given
laPious extracts from the Paris Papers, and other
Foreign Journals, received since our last. The
Ficeperor of RUSSIA, it appears, has thought fit to
ewer honours and rewards on a long list of
French Officers (including all the Marshals and
:GPoerals) who where employed in the late Spanish
Uctupaign. This is certainly one of the most in.
• sidious and dangerous measures to which the
Cabinet of St. Petersburg could have resorted
for the extention of its already hovering influ-
ence in Europe ; and the French Ministry, who
aught to know the composition of the French
character, will deserve the most severe censure
if they suffer these seductive baubles to be re-
ceived from a Foreign Potentate by so great a
'lumber of French Officers. According to the
I,lll7,4burgh Correspondent, M. utz LA Fnatto-
*ATs, French Ambassador to St. Peteriburgn-,-
ill to succeed M. DE CUATILAUDRIAND as Mi.-
hitter for Foreign Affairs. This report wants
40cfirmation. The French and German Pa-
lle" still speculate on the proposition for
liading Hanoverian troops to Portugul, and
4/1" Private letter from Paris even goes so
tar as to say, that, if England sends any troops
iato Portugal, a French army will immediately
!mer the same country, and that in fact a corps
of %5)000 men has already been collected on
the Portuguese frontier.

.!
°lll3Olll Papers to the 25th inst., arrived last
titeht
• "•
They contain no article worth extracting,
tscept the follOwine :.-
4111 The Journal of the Conferenc at Johannisberg was sign.
rthe loth inst., when it broken p. The matters diseuksed
, ate of the highest importance, but hitherto we have only
it"." i".formation concerning them. Some persons pretend
:here will be another Ministerial Congress at Cublent2, but
'4ll ems vuty doubtful."

a11.41)T A FRET. NEM—From a desire to give a
;ill ;tad correct report of the Debate at the India
• "" on Friday last, we are unavoidably obliged
L° Postpone the insertion of it until Wednesday

Saturday the New Spanish Minister had his
ar” interview with Earl BATHURST, at his Lord
;1111's Office, in Downing-street, since his Excel-
"ncr s arrival in England, on his mission from
the Court of Madrid.
oThe Earl of IIia.ROWDY and the CHANCELLOR
tile IIIeIIEQUER. transacted business at the
rekn
'Juice, in Downing-street, on Saturday.
p ' • iIIitATFORD CANNING is expected to leave
~4,.1/4„lan,d in u few days for St. Peteraburgh, to
1-,—,een Sir C. IIAGOT in his Embassy to that
Mr. WARD accompanies the Right Hon.
Cremntlernan as
Secretary of Legation.
Mr, BAIL L-- Y
the King's Messenger, arrived
at
irtile Secretary of Stafe's Office for Foreign
dgairs, Downing-street, yesterday morning, with
latches for Mr. CANNING from Sir CHARLES
tigiGe rr, our Ambassador at St. Petersburgh,,
ced to the 7th instant.
Trot:lkon° SUTHERLAND, with reinforcements
Ca:l'e Nerra Leone, was expected to arrive at
I Coast Castle about the Roth May. Dis-
Palc
thathps
are daily expected by the Driver, from
ufficer, at the Colonial Department. f~onernl CitAttr.v.s TURNER, C. B. Captain-
Sin„eni! and Governor-in-Chief of the Colony of
1411, Leone and its Dependencies in Attica,
hl',lll- 18 expected, embark for his Governorship
„toe course of six weeks.
hturday the
Earl and Countess BATHURST,
te"nPanied by Lady EMILY BATHURST, left
wo for the Wilderness, in Kent, the seat of
4,/e.l‘larqi and Marchioness of CAMDEN, to re-
there on 'a
visit for a'rew days.