The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-07 00:00:00

PRICE

TIM DAY AT
Bank StOa{ ............
3per Cent. Red. ex div.
3 per Cent. Cons. r 744
Siper Cent ............. •
0111.:.92} ex div. per Cent" New 941 i
6 i) er Cents. 1797 ............ Bank LtingAnn. ....Uhl ex div.
Imp. 3 per Cents.

,F STOCKS
ONE O'CLOCK.

India Stock •hut
'lndia Bonds 31s. 30s.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities •
Ex. Bills..
Ditto Small'.
Bank for Act. 2031
India for Con. Acct.

Cons. for April 10 - 74iiiii
' • - --
PRICE or FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDO,' Antic. 71
AT. ONE
O'CLOCK.
. .
Five pertents. 78:
1 SIX per Cents. 00. . .
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 06. . .
Ditto New 72.
• • Neapolitan S Five per Cent Bonds, 68;1.
Austrian
1 Scrip, 00. -, .' ' ' ' •
live per Cents. (Metallic). 00. .
Five per Cent. Bonds,' 35. •
Spanish 'Nov Ditto, 29. • - •' •
Scrip,. 00 disc.
Prussian 1 livo.per Cent. Bonds, §l.?': eN 4.`.':...
l Ditto New, 791.. . • .
Danish
Five per Cent. 82k. .
Chili
67 ex illy. '
Colombian Six.per Cent. Bonds,: •GL
• Peruvian New. Loan, 00.
Bank Shares .01 ss.
„.
American • . J. Nix per C,nt. 90-98.
I Five per Cont. 974-07.
VThree per Cent. 70.
• . --.....-.
• PRICE OFIRISII STOCK, Aran' 3.
11,ink Stock .. . ... ~. ....... .... Grand Canal Loan, 4 p.a. 7
Gov. Deb.'3i per cent.' ..... .1113 i Ditto 6,per cent.... 7.
Stock,3:i per et.......... . ... ..
06 Ditto Stock
1
"
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. ...... 16 ••al Canal StAxic'
Goy. Deb. 5 per cut .. . . ... ...:.
--Stock, 4•per cent. .... : . 93.1 Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec•••• 84
W?ila-streeteert.. 6 per et. -4
Treasury' Bills, 5 per •
cent. - pipe Water Del). 5 per et. --4-
City Debentures, 5 per Do. -
Lyingcent ............... . ... . ...... liar Ballast Offlce Govt. -Sec.,:
in llosPital 4 per et. 5 per cent. 4"*.:,,4 7
• ', Bxclumge on Lon on, April 2,' no .... •
mom-WATKWAT LONDON BRIDGE TOZIOIt ROW.
110 • ' • • •
tinnE(. 0 nunutes after O. 1 Fvening, 2 minuteit. after 12.

French

Itushian

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LONDON,:
moNDAy APRIL
,7, S'23

We have the satisfaction of !hying before our
'leaders the Official Abstract of the Revenue
Accounts fur the year and .quarter ended sth
instant.

Our Fore
ign Intelligence' consists of extracts.
from the Paris
Papers of Thursday, Friday, And
Saturday last, 39t h
ult.,. from Lisbon
from Madrid Papers to the
Ila Papers of the 10th, and from
yonne Papers of the 29th. .
Although the immediate commencement ' of
win be
hostilities had been expected, it
be" seen
both by. the
'a Paris and Bayonne-' Papers that
belief prevails that the preparations of. 'France•
are incomplete, and that .the invasion of Spain
hai tonse
ti quently been postponed. The Duchess
iArinour.tt,however,
had set out for the
jekinil y ; and as' it has been . said of Her 11:9yal
iligimess.that she is the only
Man, of ITr-August
FtirnilY) it may' he expected' that her appearance
ll'ill
at length put the troops in motion. A private
.
pub-
lisped in
letter
from Paris; dated Friday last, and
tbe Engishman yesterday, says,
fie`l, e have not yt i• iced any news of the actual commence._r
~,1t ef liostilitibs,ebuetc4there is no doubt that they will hegi
CY 81"4. The minute this takes place,.
d" with a
i rochonation to ,',tr. Published here in the Mouitcur which mill coma e
a Many to will
me.
in the
ch" he beisiued by the Disko d'Angoule
. ,_ demand.for 60 000 men has not yet been made_
to
'llluer ; hut it is only' delayed till the budget is agreed ._ ," Accounts have been received to-day from St. Petersburgh,
\midi announce some movements of,troops."
.. - The Jou r!ial de Paris alio contains the ftilloiv-
. .
"The Journal of
t,i St Petoraburgh is warlike—it announces
Nvl ii Publs.have fallen, because it is certain that the Emperor
engage in a Continental War:"
.
littENCit iIINDS.--APRIL 5.
I Five per Cents .... 8c 65 e.. •
bank Stock_ „-. ......... . . : ......
. *******
!. ****
1400
Neapolitan PiV6:l)9; ******* . ************** .. 671*: . .
Prom the Madrid Papers it appears. kinthat the
g of Papers
Proceeds on his' joiriney.to'Sevllle
phony 'without interruryoccasiona'lly alighting.from
leis carriage).tor!j•
.oy the exercise of walking, ;
The news from
llayonne c
state-
ments which have'onfirms ail the state-
appeared respecting the want
t f
infoforage for the French cavalry, and the' general.
Mpleteness of the military preparations of the
Prench,
The . d;

Lishe Patch from General REGO, in. the
Papers, that to whicitwe referred in
our Paper of Saturday.

f°ll'wing are extracts from the Flanders
.viail ' • -
an
" German Papers, received this morning :
a"utrenAltErr, Ateatmt IL—Three days ago a Tartar
lvllitriittlreedata.hteeriey from Constantinople, which the Austrian Consul
sent off by express by way of Hermansuult to
117444 Vlt?ioUB reports in consequence have been in circulation.
h us it is said that the Porte has accepted the proposals brought
• Y iiitia
Strangford an the part of Russia ; but the
timed
the km Janissaries had set fire, on the Ist of March, to
the t
ureelt frank quality', liavodromi; in Constantinople, and
Orand Vizier had • been ordered to Adrianople with
4.4110 f the Janissaries. Such are the reports which we com-
11tes without being able to warrant the truth, but so
r.:: lieenla certain that the Tartar has brou ht important news
14
hen
ITANTINOPLE, MATI.CII By way of Odena.
4 ea ti"t4r posts I mentioned that the Divan had re-
4n: '4l tako tote .itcp. towards a conciliation with
Itad44lelediately afterwards it was spread that the Porte
11:7acceded to Lord Strangford's proposals. We since
, that the Reis Effendi (has made a communication to the
but',l6ll,allll which was immediately sent express to Vienna ; transpired respecting its substance.
publi EibtAt, MAncit 23.—The sittings of our Diet are not
el but the Journals g
at published at length, and the

names of all the Speakers mentioned, which is equal almost to
publicity of the proceedings.
" LEGHORN, MARCH 20.—Accounts from Constantinope
state, that a Firman:will shortly.be published, removing all
the impediments which the ordinance of last year laid in the
way. of the Navigation to the Black Sea, of which the English
• .
alone were accepted."

[FROM A CORRESPON,DENT.)

STO49K EXCIIASGU, Half-past Twelve o'clock.—
Consols opened at 7-11-, but declined to 741 14,
at which they are now steady with little doing.
FOI2EIG'N MARTLET.—Spanish Bonds opetied
at 29. f, but fell t0,28.k 29, with a heavy market.
Colombian Stock was 'clone at 62 in the earlier
part of the day, but has also.drooped. '

Charleston• Papers arrived this morning to the
Sth March.

FROM HASANNAII.--We have not received
our usual file of Havannah Papers .by the brig
Rachel, but we understand that the public mind'
was much agitated at the time of her
.sailing; on.
the 27th ult., in cOuSequence of a peremptory
demand made by the Government of-Great Bri-
tain upon that of Spain for the liniment of a
very large sum of money, and threatening im-
mediate reprisals on Spanish vessels if the de-
mand be not complied with. The squadron of,
ships of war under Admiral OWEN, which had
arrived it, Jamaiea, was Waiting an answer to-
-
certain diSpittches which had been sent down to
•
vanna h bitot,Government. packet.

MAL.IG- A, ATA4pii 12.-WIL.LIAM LAIRD, Esq.,
late English Consul, departed this life on the 4th inst. after a
few days illness. The 'funeral honours paid to his remains
were, such as his public character and private virtues bad well
merited. '

THE k ING. (13righlfm,_ April 6. Three
o'clock, p. ni.):---On the'important subject of the
SOVEREIGN'S health, we are rejpiced to have it in
our power to report most. favourably. His MA.
.lESTY'S recovery from the recent,;slight attack of
the gout, has been uninterrupted; ;ind the reply
at the Palace 'to enquiries, has been each day
more,favourahle than that. of ,the fOrmer. To-
day it is—" llis 1114.1.EsTY is better."

DURHAM ELEVriON.—We have the 'following
Letter by the Post this morning, giving an ac-
count of the re-election of the gallant Sir

ILARDINGE.
DultllAM, A ral L 6.—The truly ridiculous opposition that.
was attempted the day before yesterday against the gallant and
much-respected. Sir nNRY HARDINGE, terminated the fot.
lowing day, as every one anticipated. Those who, altogether
nnatithorisetl, hatiput in nomination Mr. llEDwoulli LAMB.
TON (who is at present in Italy) as a rival Candidate to our
late worthy Representative, received by yesterday's posts frown-
ing letter from his brother, the County Member. This Gentle.
man expressed himself as by no means pleased with a step so
wholly at variance with what ought to have been known as his
unalterable -view in regard to the Representation of the City.—
The contents of this epistle of course terminated the proceedings
of the Oppositionists, and Sir HENRY HARDINGE was de-
clared duly Elected: The ceremony of Chairing took place in
m
the usual annerr—gaity anti good humour predominated ; It
is superfluous to add, that the re-election of the Gallant Com-
panion in Arms of the Duke of WELLINGTON has given very
general satisfaction here. In the afternoon, Sir HENRY enter-
tained a large party of his friends, between 60 and 70, at the
Waterloo Inn, at dinner. Joy and conviviality animated the
company till a late hour." •

We have been assured that a near relation to
the Proprietor of an Evening Paper cpnstantly
resides at Paris, and every morning' waits upon
the Count CHATEAUBRIAND for orders to regulate
his dispatches to this country ! !!
A paragraph appeared in THE SUN of Friday
last, taken from the Morning Papers, stating
that Sir GEORGE BEAUMONT WllB 110 W ill Italy.
Th e paragraph was inserted by accident, for we
knew that the worthy Baronet bail returned
many weeks ago, and had 'brought with him his
lucky purchase of an admirable group, in marble,
from the hand of MICHAEL A,NG,ELO; the authen•
ticity of which admits of no doubt, and which is
held in the highest estimation by the best judges
On Thursday evening Mr. 'ltircitironn, the
King's Messenger, left town with dispatches for
Madrid. $

Yesternay morning the Duke of YORK attend-
ed Divine Service atthe Chapel Royal, in the, King's Palace at
St. James's. Afterwards his Royal ilighnessTode -on horse-
back,

Saturday, morning the Duchess; of KENT, the.
Princess of Kixi.,.and the Princess FEOrm It, with their at-
tendants, left Claremont, where they Nur-leen on a visit to
Prince LEOPOLD for above a month. In,the e.venink the RoYal
Duchess honoured the Italian Opera with her presence-. • ,
Yesterday Divine Service was performett,.,h),.,
the Rev. Dr. 11Loostnzaa, to the King's llousettold,.i lie
Palace in Pall-mall. .

.
The Earl of KINNOULIG, we regret to hear, is
bevirely indisposed at his house, in Berkeley-square.
The -Gazette of (Saturday contains; ati- Order of
Council suspending the training and exercising of the Militia
of the United Kingdom during the present year. •
At a Meeting of the Merchants, Ship• Owners,
&c., of the Port of Sunderland, held a few days ago at the
Excange, Joux.lituniAnu, Esq. in the Chair, it was agreed
that the .Gentlemen comprising that Meeting, anxious to tes-
tify the high sense they entertain of the kind and gentlemanly
treatment they have ever experienced from 0: Roittlitiox, Esq.
during the long period he has been Collector of the Customs at
that Port, wish to give expression to their feelings by present-
ing him with aßiece of Plate, value oRE ILUNDUED OUINEAS.

.I.a.FORDL,IRCUIT.-GLOUCESTER., APRIL 4.--
A question has arisen amongst the Barristers of this Circuit,
which has excited no inconsiderable degree of bustle. It ap-
pears that Mr. Cunw bon, who, for upwards of 20' years had
gone the Home Circuit, having, come into possession of a con-
siderable estate in the county of Worcester, which has of course
given him an 'extensive connection in that and the adjoining
counties, resolved 'upon changing hii route; and acting upon
that resolution, at the last 'Worcester Assizes he made his, ap-
pearance; and held several brief'
s; this. gave umbrage to his
brethren of the Long Robe, and, atter a conference amongst
themselves, the majority agreed upon " sending him to Coven.
t y," which was accordingly done; end, on the following
morning, when Mr. Curwood. made his appearance in Court,
be was surprised to find that the, Barristers present refused to
speak to or associate with him. Mr. Curwood, however, in
' -
suited upon his right to change his circuit once, and proceeded'
accordingly. This was contravened by the Members of the
Bar,
sand the matters remains to be settled by the Higher
Powers.

The report that Lady CATILERINE. DAMER. bad
obtained n reprieve for the three unfortunate men convicted of
the robbery at Milton Abbey, is unfounded. They were all exe.
cuted on Saturday hut ; .and Harvey, who had lived Romany
years in the family, was obliged to be supported ina chair un-
til the final execution of his sentence.—( Bristol Journal,
April 6.) • . . .