The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-09 00:00:00

FOR THE SUN.

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PRICE OF STOCKS TRIS
Bawl( Stock —
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Cons. 9siii
3,4 per Cent
Dissd. shut
4 per Cent. / Assd. shut
New Kill
Bank Long Ann. ..... ....shut
Imp. 3 per Cents
India Stock
Ditto Bonds B9s. 925.
South Sea Stock

DAY AT ONE O'COC4.
Old Annuities ............... -**

New Ditto .................
Bills 10001..2t1. ...... 60 fit
Ditto lid. ...... 43 50
53
Ditto 50111. W. .........
Ditto
DDiittttoo Sinai! ........................
55:
Ditto Commercial ..........

Bank
iiaforfor:c.
Acct.
................
Cons. for Account ......... 90

PRICES OP FORF.ION FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOOll',
A umirian Ills, s:per ct.... YIN Portuguese Bonds .......••
Brazilian
Buenos A yres — Prussian, 5 per ct. ....• .....
Cbilian, Ms, 6 k>er ct. 73ii Ditto New ......... -.. . ....
nio
Colombian lids,b per ct 7B,i Russian, New, 5 per Ct....1'44
Scrip 7IE dis. Spanish 1821, sper ct. ... ',....
Danish, 5 per cent. MI —___. 1823, ditto ..•
...,
Greek Scrip ..
Mexican 11th itli 93h Palladium .............. ~..•
~_
_ if_l(iiiiiiai
ttlai
ab
i1ic..1...0. 1.1.1
..
.......
Neapolitan, 5 per cent.... ..................
....
----Scrip.
....-
Peruvian ilonds
Scrip ...............

Scrip

FOREIGN MAILS.
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TIIE UN•

SOLEM QUJS DU:ERE FALSUM 4111)

LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING,

The same dearth of intelligence prevails
morning as yesterday. We have not any nee
arrivals, nor do we hear, up to this hour, of
Espress having arrived from Paris.

There is nothing to excite
political specul
and muck less to inspire political propheci,int
present operations of the French Govertn
8113
ea:
The French MONARCH seems to be ale" f
ployed in bestowing appointments and in acts
is,
conciliating courtesy. Considering the &eV 0
mentation which sympathized with the snfreril;
tld
and followed the death of the late Nisa) n°
„d
can account for the rapturous recelitiall
tip
tumultuous delight which attend his Succecto.
F
rbauctt
et
rh.e acknowledged.lvhen
however, le
the nett M°N°:ll°' c 11011,1.,:,
filled up all appointments, and exhaulie`
tillagaitutiun rur smart. and affable sailart:joet
may find the old policy of the French C'uiribi.
again iu action, and the usual schemes ar %NI
(ion at work, though probably, from
heto~ the
warning of the French Revolution, nal I, of
oppression of the People, or to the disturb° es,
Europe.—The contents of the French rtidPoi,
and of the other Foreign Journals received
day, will be found in our other columns'

We 1 .rter,
-earn, from a most respectable of
,hat LLELE
rice
• enjoys the highest confide his
CUAR
LIS X., who is determined to abide bY

counsel.

German Papers arrived this WOW
which we extract the following-al'o°W: 1,.....1110
ROH THE FRONTIERS OF TUROEYI S15P1.;0001
planF of the Divan to people Greece With Arabs and ll'ulatiorct
to remove to E
' ryptthat remain of the Wee
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LEADING ARTICLES.
Ma. EDITOR—Dr. JOHNSON was fond of what
he styled " a Coffee-house life," and as conver-
sation was his chief delight, it was hardly possi-
ble that a man with various acquaintances, could,
in any other place have equal opportunities of in
dulging his favourite propensity. This life ht,,
ilea mine, hut hot having Dr. Jourssetu's talents',4
and fame to attract attention, °f have chißly amused
LL
myself with newspapers, of which I am a constant
and insatiable reader. My notice has been natural-
ly drawn to what are termed LEADING A ItTI
which have risen into existence during my limes
but which appear to me to be very unskilfully
handled by those that are designated as "Leading
Journals." ForMerly it was the custom for real
news to take Me lead, and the Editors afterwards
drew their inferences and announced their pre•
dictions, but now long-winded discussions take
the lead, and we are afterwards furnished with
the facts and movements to which those discus.
:ions refer. But the greatest folly that marks
those leading Journals is when they consist ut
tedious controversies and venemous abuse or
each other. Can the Editors think that their
Benders will feel any gratification in attendin„;
to the scurrilous recriminations of party-writer •
No, Mr. Editor, the Readers of Nocipar"ll`
want news, news, Sir, and having been apPrb"
of real intelligence or probable rumours, they
may have leisure to turn to the sound obser•
rations and rational deductions of intelligent
and judicious writers ; but we should not be
crammed with controversy when we are goPiug
for information. A Newspaper should be what
CONGRI:VE styles " sauce for the nation;"
it
should be calculated to please all palates except
that which is inclined to " feed on garbage. Y.
" '
have done an acceptable service to the Public iII
drawing every day into one focus
all the teading
scintillations of your competitors, but I am sorry
that I must accuse you of
selecting sometimes
those articles which consist of the disputes
tweet, rival Journals, instead of giving " "c
reasonings and deductions upon passing events,
and political operations as are objects of chief
iuterest and importance to the country.
Peel's Coffee House, Oct. 7. Q 1 ID
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