The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-30 00:00:00

Posing upon herself any shackles by professions
of disinterestedness similar to those which pre-
ceded the last campaign. We should then hear
it boldly avowed that the tranquillity of France
could not be maintained without the permanent
acquisition of a solid territorial guarantee

on her southern frontier, and that the in-
terests and security of the French Monarchy ren-
dered it indispensable that Spain should be for
ever rendered incapable of giving it further in-
quietude. If any such project is really in ern-
hiyo, it will account for the indifference which
the Cabinet of Paris is now said to feel with
respect to the South American question.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL, the LORD PRESIDENT,
the LORD PRIVY SEAL, Mr. CANNING, and Mr.
ROBINSON, leave town to-morrow to attend his
tIAJEsTy at Brighton, and to hold a Council
e!ere preparatory to the opening of Parliament.

'ITT', Twelve o'Clocic.—Consols opened this
reaming at 91 to-91i, and 90:11i for Money, with
little doing, as the Bank remains shut, and no
lr'lon:q transfers can be made. Ido not hear, up
TL,I hour, of any Express having arrived from
l'zris, which causes the Market to remain steady,

'tithout any fluctuation of consequence.
FOREIGN MARKET.—The most doing this
rvriling is in the Mexican Loan, which is chiefly
`a.ir.f.orted by certain Brokers sent into the
"‘laiket to buy it up, and keep it from falling.-
ILt Spanish Bonds there is but little doing; they
cued at 24Pa.

Charleston and New Brunswick Papers, the
41rst to the 25th December, and the latter to the
17th November, arrived this morning : they do
Ilot contain any news worth extracting.

At the time of writing the article in our Paper
of yesterday, we were not aware that the case of
liAlwxs v. WATSON, referred to in the Protest of
the Merchants against the London Dock Corn-
kny, had been re-argued and finally decided in
the Court of King's Bench. The case (of which
We shall give a correct report to-morrow) was
Precisely that of the London Dock Company, as
tlie defendant, a wharfinger, had adopted their
course of proceeding. The Judges unanimously
agreed that the certificate of transfer put an end
to the case ; the holders, therefore, of such cer-
t.fi.cates must be guaranteed by the parties is-
%ning them. As far as past transactions go, the
Aterchants have obtained that justice which we
were confident they were entitled to ; but, as to
the future, we fear that matters are in a worse
Illte than ever. The London Dock Company,
4''d the Wharfingers who hare followed their
Potable example, having burnt their fingers, will,
of Course, discontinue giving any documents
\jilich will secure the buyers of merchandize;
" (jeed) we learn that the former have already
,e so, and that the Merchants, considering the
eterirlination of the London Dock Directors not
to (14regard 46 the important privilege of stopping
''3eds in transitu," as stated in their published
t:, li"te, are about to adopt further measures.—
' Pe decision of the Judges in the case of Hawcs
k ill, we
when applied to the London Docks,
4Pprehend, render the Company doubly
Ist, to the unpaid vendor of the goods,
who:,
'e right of stopping in transitu they recognized,
4rld h
4nd have declared their determination to regard;
ce 2d, to the bona fide purchaser, to whom they
rtifted that they had transferred them.

0f HE COURIER.-The ORIGINAL PROPRIETORS
this,i Journal, we understand, have totally
4ic,hdrawn from the concern, on account, it is
!II of the alleged change in its political specu-
at,otis.

„lesterday being the anniversary of his MA-
,l"r's accession to the throne, the morning was
o-f.B"erecl in with ringing of bells. The standard
ti agland was hoisted on the steeples of
4,;11.,q
ow
rches and other public buildings. The Park
„oec Ter guns fired a royal salute on the
asion.
e 4-esterday, at two o'clock, another Cabinet
:4'161 was held at the Foceign-office, which
Ear( attended by the Loan CHANCELLOR, the
Ear( of Harrowbv, the Duke of Wellington, the
1,`,:,,r;.,;4* Westmorland, Mr. Canning, Mr. Peel,
'pi”; h'athurst the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Zutn.tnl4,,el;ille, and Mr. Wynn. The Conn-
ueliberation till about a quarter past
The Dal,
tanat,, in --se of YORK has been extremely fo.r-
kethis shooting parties this season ;
tt)e'inus It(lal Highness has been what is called
Satu bust
shot of the company, particularly last
liqtrfdaY, at the seat of the Earl of Verulam. , ind
,(4; prrdshire, when his Royal Highness kille
I)4Leeasaitts, besides other game. The
e Royal
4s
is
tonttnued the pursuit of his sport till dark,
bards din his N
Royal Highness's custom, and after-
ed with the Earl and Countess, stop-
-1)-etwt° an evening party, and left for London.
towilen one and two o'clock, and arrived
itot,,°4 Sunday morning about four o'clock. it:
is
tv,;1;.1 Highness went to attend Divine service at
e o'clock at the Chapel Royal.
buk'e Of KENT is on a visit to the
Duchesss of CLARENCE at Bushey-park.