The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-29 00:00:00

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- ?RICE OF. STOCKS .
~ . THIS DAY AT, TWSLVE oCLDetZ. .. .
nank Stock, . Pplia riondqv2sAis. ' '
8 Per Cent. Red. 59Aiii - Excheet. liiiiS, 49: dii...piAt'
3 i ''r Cent. Com. shut • .oruniutn, 1.-th 1:4 14
1 Per Cents. 74i • .
.Ditt9 fur Payment, 14
t per Cent. 'Navy Anti, shut 1 Cons. fur Openilig; tilii • ,
Bank L. Ana.l4 15-16ihs t 5 1 • • • '.:,:, ' '

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V. A f LONOON BIUDGE'rO-ICI6II.ILOW.
darning, 54-aiinittes after 1..1 Ere4iii)gx:2l minutes after 2.

Frit' E S UN.

So LEM WI IS 15ICCRE FALSCINI AUDEAT?

• LONDON.
FIZIb.4Y. DECE2I/BER 2 105.

We are fild;. that the accounts • re. 6
*dyed from China by the, Firei/ingtaiz, of sedate. a
state as July 8, are very satisfactory. It'seelusi
• I
that the inea.,ures adopted by' the Company's ,Ser-
"ants last year, and iti•tht early part of this,have
been attended with the belteffects, and that the
Chinese 6oVernment has -relinquished all idea of
iluposi4;ally neWburthens or restrictions on the fo-
reign trade. Mr. ELPHINSTONE',SirG.STAtIirON.
luid the other gentlemeivolthe factory at Canton,
Itere'llvcs,--quittee-On 'rife most friendly footing
"ith the Chinese Mandarins at the period of. the
1170lington's'iteparttire ; and it, was generally sup-
Fossil thai this good understanding•was,not likely
In be:again, interripted, for -the.Nepanl war of
which they had• heard, seemed to make no tinfa-
- Vourable impression. They had also heard of the
• l'tae Aineriea,.

Ft um Fcench Vapors to the 27th (there being
bn publication on Christmas Day), cre have ex-
tracted a statement of the Budget bUt'even-this
import:int subjeccjs-tht-Own cib-carity. by the
Igery tb re:it enige and tempesitious discussion in
14. Chamber of Deputies, relative' to the escape
131 It Seems' impossible that M.
Ulna A.41i13 0.15, 1f indeed any of the present
r should be able' to remain hi aide
later this shock.

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The rumour or Lord liritrr*oitnev having sig
.
, .
inff►Ptl his int 6otion ofletiritig from tbeViceroyalty
Ird;11411, is again repeated. ..Again we bave to
1)1'3 -from the best authority,fiiithout the slightest
----luundatiun in truth..

Tnt IiAzAA.R.—In our notice of...this excellept
Istibli,hraent yesterday; we pelhaps did not so
el•.tatly expless ourselves as not to give an idea
11"11-1-is"4-Aiieatly opened. This is riot the case,
wit the‘mri 44ctive preparations are.cerrying on.
:lindwe have the pleasure of .statittg; tkat a very.
Silo" Piriod 101 4efl?re, the public wili-hare
its tun. benefits.

•••
YisPOliflt SIDMOUTH tetttrn as
eilto town lt Wight,
'and this day resumed his -station at the- Home
bepart Meat.
ACcolliktS :have .reached town from Buenos
:Ayres. to the 24th of Septenther. ARTIGAS
at
2"onte and the Buenos- Ayres *Government,
c 0 )thine at Opot hostilitlea with each other. Both
sides of the LaPlata•aimed at independence, and
here alike averse tO tall under the dominion of
the mother country. Two thousard men had been
%(.6-f from Buenos ATres to Peru to reinforce
the ludelieudent Troops in that quarter. A re-
-I"rt-Pre'vaitert,,hut we do not learn on what an-
' thority, that ItONDEAU, the Buenos Ayres Gene-
ral, had been beaten, and therefore 'required fresh
assistance.

NVlNftsnn, Di c. 2S.—Every thing Was Itt I'en-
ittl4ess to receive the Princess CHAItLOTTE itt
CPait-
40(trn Lodge. the beginning of the week, when an
itecount was received from We's/month that she
Vas indisposed, and could .not leave there.--U3'•
tiAIt.LIE is gone to .attend her Royal tlighness.-

THE DUKtt 0? WELLINGToN*S ASSEM3L,Y. -
T 4 Duke of WALIN'GTON had a numerous as-
:ltinhly at the Elyret Bourbon on the 22d : the
but! de Ilaßat, tip Due d:t.I.FELTRE, and the whole
Court were there. Among other personages, we
remarked Marshal MA'RNIONT. You may natu-
:fany imagine he is in the estimation of msny da
oete moire; fact, no French Courtier Wok no':
tiee of him.
Letters.of the 4th inst. were received yesterday,
Iron,* Cadiz. Two regiments were embarking
reinforce the Royalists at Lima. Some
state informatiou had reached Cadiz from Mo-
rita.o's expedition, such as to induce an opinion
rhat all hopeS of its success ought not to heahan-
alon-ed.
. The 'lst battalion of the 56th regiment, under
The command of CoI.I3AaeLAY, embaiked on the
pth of Anguitat Madras, tor the Mauritius.
The Ross-shire regiment of 'Militia, which ar-
rived at Belfast last week,. have received a route
for Newry,. and marched on the 25th. •
We regret to state, that letters from Liverpool
yesterday announced the failure of three principal
'nem cahtile houses in that town ; and the appear-
4u.ee' of things.was.sncli as to CAUSE!' great apple-
)3entions for the fate of others. •
• A Corporal and private of the Nova Scotia regi-
.Zte.lll.-weve shot for desertion, on the point at the
• Jamaica, in Octoberlast.,-
• ;ILLICiT DtsTILLATIox.—On the morning of the
-s'qili.n."st. Messrs.-Dale and Warner, Escise:OfAT
lea's,bya military escort, and a const-a•
dviected•two extensive private (INtillerie.s. at
'lll v,.o.ik on ,the landi of Abact o s, near
'cry C , c; ;
• 't • 7

DE,“., DEC. 25.---Pot back last evening, 'and
sailed again this mo:-.ning;„ the Moira, KEMP,
from Bengal, for the River, with- loss of anothet
anchor and cable. Came down from the River
the Egfield;lciaßN, for Bengal ; Louisa, SfIEP-
FARD, from Hull for Jamaica ; and remain in the
llowns, ^with the whole of the outward-bound as
b e fore .--Wind W.

FALMOUTH, DEC. ba.ck the
for Bengal'; Prince Regent,: for Batavia ; Eliza
beth, for St. ):4:itt's ; 'George •llibberti for Au,
tigoa.—Wiud
thuwicti, DEC;, 28;----Arrived the Bcaufoy,
NOttßts, Master, with ballast, from Cuxhaven'.—,
fanded a .0,61, &e." at Lowestoft ; , Prince of
Orange, Btpopg, %%iith a mail and passengers,
from Helvoetslays.---The shit t;olits, Captain
'HiLLERMA.N., With CililbCr and deals, from Dant zic-
tO Liverpool, has, arrived off this pout, having
keen on shore, and lauded part of her cargo, near
Yarmouth',-,-.7\Vind .

Extract of -a. Letter from the Agents to LLoya's I
at Leghorn, dated December S The weather
has been for some ;lays past extremely boisterous,
with much rain. '.SeVeral "vessels in the harbour
have sustained considerable 'damage.".
During the late heavy gales great fears were en-
tertained for the safety of the chesterli`eld packet,
commanded by Captain STARIt WOOD, and which
sails regolarly between Southampton and Havre-
de Grace, she haviag been some days on her voy-
age beyond her usual time ; she is, however, ar-
rived perfectly safe, and the Captain gave the 101-
lowing account :--ThatonThurday, the 21st inst.:
the Owers Lights bearing east 6 or 7 miles, he 4
saw a ship in a distressed anti perilous situation,
with her main and fore-masts carried away ; he
immediately stood towards her, 'to render her as-
Ostance, and found her to be the Plicenix trans- if
port, from Quebec, having on board those valu-
able men alto volunteered as the builders for the
Lakes in America during the war, nearly two
hundred persons ; they begged to be takenan tow,
w.hich was
,done as quick as circumstances would
permit, and after two days he succeeded in placing
her safely at Pot tsmouth ; she was a fine ship el
500 tons. The men rejoiced greatly at the foriu-
nate circumstance, and frequently cheered the
little ches.tertield whilst towing theta out of '
danger.
The.brig John and James, of Saitcoata, WILSON
master, loaded with timber, was •totally lost at
,Corsewall Point, in Galloway, on Sunday the
lith instant, at eight A. M. -This vessel had been
out 24 days from Pictou, and in a heavy gale, at
the entrance of the Frith of Clyde, she carried
away,hee-Maiii yard,
.split her principal sails, and
in a' great'ineasure became unmanageable, when
.it was attempted to get her into Loch Ryan, but
missing stays, she struck among the breakers on
tht rocky shore, and in a very short time she was
.entirely wrecked to pieces, and the whole cargo
soon floated about •the shore, little of which, it
is feared, will be saved.- In this distressing situa-
tion). the few inhabitants of that neighbourhood
turned out in great haste, and although they could
tlo nothing for the safety of the ship, they never-
thelas had the happittesS of saving five of the
crew,
.viz. the Supercargo, the Mate, two sea-
men, and a boy-; but -Captain WILSON-, and MO
of the seamen ‘vere unfortunately lost.