The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-14 00:00:00

state of his country, and to point out the advan.
tages which may result from a cordial connection
with our own." Such we confidently believe is
the fact, and we trust that the counsels and opi-
nions of so enlightened a character will be re:
caved with due attention and respect. We have
been favoured with the following translation of
the last PuocLAmATto:l issued by this GeNtle-
man on resigning his important office, and it
breathes an air of dignified spirit worthy of a
People claiming the blessings of freedom and
Independence :

" BUENOS AYRES, May 9, 11124.
"FELLOW.CITIZENS—The Government you elected in the
Year 1821 ceases this day, according to law. This event is the
height of its wishes, and the glorious termination of its labours.
One only duty remains for it to fulfil, and it does so in express-
ing to you its gratitude and acknowledgments for the virtuous
00-operation you have afforded it in its arduous career. Fel-
. low.citizens, it was your wish, and instantly from chaos started
our country, in the free and prosperous state in which you be-
hold it. For such a creation, what could avail the zeal, the
knowledge, and the strength of a few individuals, if unassisted
by.the unanimous opinion of the good? Without that assist-
ance, the institutions which now constitute you one of the freest
nations on the globe could never have been formed. May the
succeeding Government ever find the constant aid of your opi. Motrin order to preserve them, You need not then fear either
the violence or the weakness of a power, which without the law
will be imbecile, and with it irresistible. If any spectres of
**chi appear in moments of obscure gloom, shrink not :
examine then: close, hold up to them the light, and they will
'apish like the phantoms of .night. May they never again dis-
-..hOnotir Our country, nor turn it aside from the road of liberty
and fortune
y
le3 This, Citizens, was the most ardent wish ofour
Government on commencing its career, and with this wish at
its CondSll.oll it takes its leave of you.
" lIERNA RDINO RIVADAVIA.
" MANUEL J. GARCIA."

' BANKING HOUSE, BERNER'S-STREET.
, The unexpected stoppage of this respectable
'flanking-House has excited so strong a sensation,
• that We deem it our duty to insert all that has
Yet transpired relating to this unfortunate event :
( Prom the Times.)
, The circumstances connected with the sttspen-
sm m
;vatin.itierpotaym,
anedntotirabhyamth,e Banking-house of Marsh, Straccy,
.
of Berners-street, were the subject of ;1-er_,Y general conversation. yesterday in the city. From the
iiritte he information circulated on the subject, it would be
them/1;1nd! mrons, without proper pods, to give publicity
.to
,ueltionffe necessyy of suspending payments by the firm in
was -publicly announced yesterday morning by the
lollotring noece :-....
`t" Berners• street, Saturday night, Sept. 11, 1824.
The..
cue house 1 unexpected situation in w Itch we partner,suddel fin
kr, Fawn? aced_ by deieteextrnaeordliinsaryrcotinieducrtesoefntotuor f e
nd
OUT earl en Y his d 1 d fo p
gene tit) as most just and becoming to our Meng in

" Wm. MARSH.
" J. H. STRACEY.

.06 " G. H. GRAHAM."
Yesterdayand Co 4Prowt the British Press.]
&junior., atpinp:Cn ng the flanking-llouse of Marsh, Stracey,
)11)1111ent, in consequence of the misconduct of
verious cgartlig er' r• Pauntleroy, who is in custody on a very
Gentlern ar--e' lire have been informed that this unfortunate
h___ . ar.l was arrested on Friday last, on a criminal warrant
exitueednt against him for a forgery on the Bank of England to the
ta•A,„ in 801°004 He has undergone one private examination,
is, yip remanded to the House of Correction, where he now
ho ft
any
day being fixed for his next examination.—
. Tls however mentioned as the day on which he will be
We understand he was much agitated when be-
. . • 110„fie n agistrates. In the neighbourhood of the banking-
Ibk-,7,4 great sensation has been excited by the rumours which
0, 'f been in circulation ; and throughout yesterday, the part
ri;Aterriers'.street opposite to the Bank, was crowded by a nu-
ibrus concourse of spectators. No transaction for a consider..
~ . 1.,.. .
int.curl; of time has given rise to the same degree of general
p;"elt. The shock resulting from the misconduct of Mr.
o:llntieroy, was, we believe, quite unexpected by his partners.
tas them, we know, came to town from Bognor, in a post.
11171„,,:_ on Saturday morning, at six o'clock, and the conse-
f(T),"ces of Mr. Fauntleroy's defalcation, we fear, will turn out
AlLe very extensive. An interview, we are informed, took
•-" between the other partners and that unfortunate gentle-
Yesterday, in prison. It has been stated, but we know
11 1.°4 what authority, that the money withdrawn from the
414 was the funds of a charitable institution, of which Mr. It ti
11 erq was a joint trustee.

(1,,-,,_,_ ~ [From the Morning Chronicle.]
714-", ~'"eaaell Mon have observed a singular advertisement in
k ~..:-Littee of yesterday, signed by Messrs. Wm. Marsh,
ton. N ra.ceN and G. E. Grahallt, partners of a most respect.
t fthe Town, announcing
.41 banking- ouse in the West Ent o
.. oeiennination to suspendpayment for the present, on ac.
vaunt of the extr d• conduct of Mr. Fauntleroy, a pan-
t
that hou aor_inary
add se---The extraordinary conduct here alluded to , etood to bean extensive forgery on the Bank of Eng-
Zitll. with
.Ivhich that gentleman stands
charged. An exami-
has taken
bi.;°t';' Which has been continued for several days, . ' "'4 la th •t
into the particulars
Of which e Private house of Mr. Conan ,
it to, we do not feel ourselves warranted to enter. Suffice
RI; et ,that the examination has led to the commitment of
utiolltititteroy._lye extraordinary sen.
I,_ - need not say that an
endr
the
Win, Tilueen produced by this affair at the west a
thronged
featerdit,,l Police-office in Marlborough-street. way a
°int,
i the 1.441 eons anxious to obtain information on p
fore. 6Ci iie tony are deeply interested.—All sorts
purrre 411 ea this business, but till w_encraancte, y I be.
lr
than
information of a more authentic cl .
elitcoin resa at present, we deem it our duty to abstain from
g 'neatly
Particulars.
Titt,
accounts key brings
Turkey mailofyesterday morning
7,1, 0 front
It.
Constantinople of the 10th u
arg°7 furnish no news from Smyrna; the dates
tre tec' title sth of August. The accumulation of
tii°e° -1 'la that neighbourhood, for the attack on
anise "'an Samos was very great. The pro-
these °f Plunder appears to have a great effect on
beete baquirians.
Some letters state the num-
-14:4 atn7°)°°O. Two or three murders had token
atete' -11' five or ' hoses had been sacked,
~ • six
futth Interference of then Podia had prevented
int? 4 excesses in that city. In the neighbour-
mum Illlges, however, the scene of pillage and
hot neighbour-
der is rel)Offed to he indescribable. The nt-
II We 11111°S Was expected totake place within
k f
tve rorrl the 4th of August.
etiotZact from
e a Private letter, dated Jalapa, June 29.—" The
thcou ryl 13' the Lad; Arabella bound to England, passing
tixist RI this hi
r•ace onjhis way from the city of Mexico to the
artiepahles nie to send you a few lines to advise you of my
NI 0 .lete. This is the great resting place on the journey
telly aft coast to Mexico, and a delightful spot it is, pitmen-
ger
or•i:ler the unpleasant travelling from the coast. All dap-,
tlitnue lead of fever is at an end on reaching, this town.. The
tetaio , 41tel), fine. Thermometer 74 of I. alnenheit. Ie - eve e1...R.111g surrounds us. It being now the rainy season, we
cOliAtry
'4Y Mornings, and heavy showers in the evenings. The
tail Itt tolerably quiet. The roads are still infested with
of the ii tnongh they are reducing through the recent vigilance
c)fittferj"evanent. Provisions are tolerably reasonable; meat
exectov, quality ; vegetables and fruit very good ; house rent
seat, boet Y h!g„h• The commerce of this place is small at pre.
khillin „ Japiniy improving: labour about two
.one
Vol,,tit•rtglish, per diem,. We travelled from the coasts in a
teinitrkAt; carriage something like a post chaise on two wheels,
It
rsuly strong, and drawn by three mules."
to thi. Cunjectured that Lord CodseitANE's return
tlgaiC Catlntry is connected with an intention of
even, °lrering himself for Westminster in the
' °I a, dissolution of Parliament.