The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-28 00:00:00

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LONDON,
ESD Y, JANUARY '2B, 1 823.

[FROM A CORRESPONDENT.]
STOCK EXCHANGE, Ilaf-past Twelve
Inconsequence of the anticipation that the Speech
of theAing of FRANCE will be pacific, the Funds
have risen this morning. Consols. opened at 76i,
and up to this hour they are 771. Spanish opened
at 41:, and got up to `421 ; , but the principal
buyers of Spanish Bonds are the Bears, who fear
that the Speech, when it arrives, will be found
favourablii to' peace, or at least that the war
will be postponed until after the close of
winter, or until a sufficient French force shall
have been assembled for entering .Spain. There
are no Expresses with the French, Funds to-day,
in consequence of the intervention of Sunday.—
The French KING'S Speech is most anxiously
expected in the City.

FOREION MARKET.—Most business is doing
this morning in Spanish Bonds, and a general
opinion still prevails that England will not suffer
Spain to he invaded ; and that if a war does take
place, England cannot remain neuter.

The foreign intelligence received .since our
last adds nothing of importance to theinforma-
tion of which we were previously in possession.
:111 the rumours of changes in the French itai,,;
nistry have gone quietly to rest; and the only
warlike indications are the 'alleged preparations
making for the reinforcement of the Army.of
Observation, and fur the departure from Paris
of the Duke D'Asuour,Exc and the other
General Officers who are to assume the cot.
amid of the troops. The Journal des Dames
has published another of its dubious articles, in
which, though it censures the fabricators of false
reports:, who seek to enrich themselves by excit-
ing the alarms of capitalists, and though it
bukes the other Paris Journals for circulating
that which is lithe, it is itself guilty of most pro-
vokingly abstaining from any declaration of the
truth, respecting the great question of Peace or
War with Spain.

•
Count METAKA, %yin) was deputed to the Coo:.
giess of Verona by the Senate of the Morea, but
who has -•not been admitted there, has just pub.
lished an Address of the Greek Government to
the 'Christian Monarchs assembled at Verotia,
dated Argos, the 29th of August, 1822, of which
the following is the concluding paragraph :
" The sentiments of piety, humanity, and justice, by which
the Congress of Soveigns are animated, induce the Greek Go-
vernment to hope that its just dernabd will be favourably receiv-
ed ; but if, contrary to all expectation, the offer of the Govern-
ment should be rejected, the present declaration shall be deem-
NI equivalent to a fonnal protest, which the whole Greek nation
now deposes at the feet of the throne of Divine justice --a pro.
test which a Christian people addresses with confidence to
Europe and the great family of Christianity. Exhausted and
forsaken, the Greeks will now place their sole hope in the all.
powerful God .• Sustained by his potent arm, they will never
bend to the yoke of tyranny. Christians persecutedtduring four
centuries, for having remained faithful to our Saviour, and to
God, our Sovereign Iflaster, we will defend, to the last drop of
our blood, his church, our hearths, and our tombs,—resolved to
descend to them free, and Christians, or to conquer, as wejaave
hitherto done, through the strength alone of our Lord Jesus
Christ, and by his Divine Power,"

FRENCH I:UM/S.—JAN. 25.
Five per Cents.
L0we5t....... . .... 77 1. 80 c.
Closed at • ........ 78 f. 85 c.
Bank Stock - 1475 f. e.
Neapolitan Five pet Cents. ........ ... • 601 1.
Spanish Bonds 1821
Exchange ua London--One Month 25 f. 35 c.
Three Mouths 25 f. 20 c.

, .
Brossuls Papers to the 25t11, and Frankfort to
the 20th, reached us this morning. The follow.
lag are short extracts :

"The New Court Theatre at Munich was ea•
tirely destroyed by tire on the lath ; happily