The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-01 00:00:00

news.

FOREIGN MARI:FT.-1115 bcing Settling Day
for all Foreign Securities, very little business is
doing except in sottlinz the accounts. The New
Austrian Loan is in great demand at 31. to 4
premium. Spanish opened at 261;-1,. •

Private letters from Rorne, of the 16th inst.
state that the health of the POPE still occasions
some uneasiness ; and that in the midst of his
sufferings his Holiness shows the most angelic
resignation and patience.

The likeness of Basco is exhibited in all the
print-shops of Paris.

Representations of Doctor CASTAING, is wax
are exhibited in Paris.

There was a very slight fall of snow for a few
minutes in Paris lust Saturday morning, the 20th,
the first that has occurred this season : but on
Monday the weather was singularly mild, and
the thermometer of Fahrenheit stood about 50.
The trial of the assassin for the attack on the
Greek Archbishop comes on at Paris early next
month : Ile is recovering of his wounds, and will
be examined in Court.

Yesterday afternoon -the Duke of YORK ar,
rived in town from Lulworth Castle, the seat
Mr. Secretary Pan..
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Admiral JABAT, the late Spanish Minister to
the British Court, has been recalled. His Ex-
cellency left town about ten days since, on his
return to Spain. His successor has been appoint-
ed, but he has not yet arrived in England, but is
shortly expected.

Mr. Secretary CANNING, we Are happy to find,
was able to transact business for a short time at
the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon. The
Right Hon. Gentleman is, however, far from re-
covered from his attack of gout.
Miss MicAuL A.y.—This Lady closed last night
for the present her Recitations at Saville House.
The audience was elegant and numerous. At the
conclusion of her performance Miss MAcAULAT
announced, in a neat address, that she only sus-
pended her representations in order to procure
leisure to prepare an entirely new Series, to which
she hoped she should soon be able to invite her
friends.

MAIDSTONE, Dac. 29. Thomas Vaughan, who
stands indicted for stealing two dead bodies from
the church-yard of Maidstone, on the 2d or
sd of November, 1821, was apprehended in
the metropolis, by the Beadle of Maidstone, on
Wednesday last, for the forfeiture of his recog-
nizance, amounting to 4001., and stands com-
mitted for want of bail. It will be recollected
that Vaughan's recognizance, amounting to 200/.,
was estreated on a former occasion, but upon
proof of his indisposition, was taken off by
the Court ; at this time he was in the King's
Bench prison, and an application was made to
respite the recognizance, but the Court, not be•
ing satisfied he was the person indicted) estreated
the recognizance.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York; the Dowager Mar-
chioness of Salisbury; from Hatfield • the Marchioness of
Exeter, at her house, Whitehall, from her seat, Roehampton;
Lady Cornwallis, from the Hon. Mr. Neville's seat, Audley
End, Essex ; David Vincent, Esq., in Waterloo-place, from a
tour; Colonel at the.Pulteney Hotel; Albemarle-street,
from Brighton; Colonel ati'd Mrs. Austin, at Jordan's Hotel,
Albemarle-street, from Rippington Hall, Kent.
CfiaxcEs.--Lord and Lady G. IL Cavendish, from the
Duke of Portland's seat, Welbeck, Nottinghamshire, for
Holler, Lancashire ; Lady Mary Bentinck, from her brother's
(the Duke of Portland) scat, Welbeck, Notts; Lord and
,
Lady George Lehi*, for their seat, Melcomb, 7iussex3
Bankes, EB4l. for ,Southainpton ; Lord -Lynedoch, from
Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, on a visit to the Duke and
Duchess of Bedford ; Lord Eliott, from Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square,. for Madrid ; Captain Macleod. from the
Pulteney Hotel, for Scotland ; Mr. and Mrs. Miller, from
ditto, for Bath.

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