The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-15 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DIAL, JULY 14.—Wind N.E.—The whole of the outward.'
bound nailed this day at 6A. lg. Passed through from .(be
River the Elizabeth, Ostler, fur Jamaica. Arrived the Pro.
mine, Glasgow, from llavannah, and remains under quarantine.
PORTSMOUTYL, JULY 14.—Wind variable.—lt has been'
very liquidly the whole of this day, with heavy thunder storms,
Passed by, all well, the Eliza, Johnsen; and Aaia, ---,
from Calcutta; and Old Maid, Tully, from Sierra Leone.—
Arrived the Good-Intent, Fox, from Rio Janeiro, in 79 days..
PLY movTtr, JULY 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Olf the Port the
Atlantic, Pinman, from Jamaica Cicero, Plunkett, from
Bonduras : spoke the ship Mary, of Whitehaven, 49 day!,
from Jamaica, in let. 48. long. 19.
Fa Lsto )1, Jut., 13.—Wind variable.—Sailed the Joint
and Robert, Evaus, for Montreal.
Ltvraroca, JULY I3.—Arrived the Montezuma, Potts,
from Philadulphin. Off the Port the Richard NValker,
from Jamaica ; and Indian (Thief, from Savannah.

CAvTioN.—A person in the dress of a groom
is now about town passing bad sovereigns after this plan :.—lle
went to a respectable grocer's in (11d-street, Si. Luke's, ordered.
some tea of the best quality for his master, at 2.6, littnhill-row,'
to the amount of tie., to be sent immediately, with change for
a sovereign, which was done. Just us the boy arrived at Vim.
hill-row, he was met by the person who gave the order. Ile
blamed him for being so long, sent him for another small ar.--
tide, put a sovereign, the basest ever seen, into his hand,.took
the goods and change, and made Off.

Yesterday morning, between the hours of ono
and two o'clock, as - LA wsioN, Esq. of the
East India Docks, was returning home front it
party at Westminster, attended by a servant boy,
he was attacked, near St. Patrick's
Charity
.
chool, by two fellows, having the appear-
S
Imre of sailors, 000 of whom struck Mr. Law-
son a violent blow on the side
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calf. tch:en eti head,.
criesi.
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ti
which not only prevented him from aking.
:tr
fory active
hells. resistance, but even v$
The boy, however, on seeing
his master fall to the ground, roared instily:
re tu rued to
for the watch, which tslcinen,fti.,.‘lllt:tvs::ll-I:rit:tonftrl,iit,
might speedily arrive, determined to silence the
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and in this state the robbers struck him several
snoulders,
I n 11.11 interval
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selves of Mr. Law SOWS Bold watch and append-
att litlirilito:geatl: half
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particular
~1 and; suit:: .11 silver,evc
ages, a silk purse, containing seven sovereigie;,
hers have, fur the
payment of wl:ilc.llllllvtli.dil•chl'tot wsteovie:lprlecti-.l.er;;"l7ronbo:
pt. tit:t;
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present, evaded 'de
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TILE LONDON JOURNALS.

DAILY
kart:at from the Morning Papers, July 15.

[THE Tram.]
Letters were received yesterday from Car-
litagerka, dated the 22d of May. Gen.Soublette
bad Arrived there to take upot himself the °face
of the Intendant of the Department of the Mag-
dalene. The report, therefore, of his having,
been appointed on a mission to this country is
entree. Letters from the President himself, had
be received at Cartitagetta, dated subsequently'
to the treachery of the troops in Callao, in which,
with ills, characteristic ardour, he still augurs fa.
vottrably of his ultimate prospects in Pere. He
bad written for fresh supplies of troops, arms, and
ammunition, to furnish which great exertions were
making at Carthagena, and a frigate so freighted
was to sail immediately for Chagres. The come
munications from Bogota, the capital or Co-
lombia, to the coast, were likely to be rendered
more expeditious, it having been discovered that
the river Meta, which falls into the Apure, was
navigable to within a few miles of that city.—
Commercial prospects were improving et,Car-
thagena, in consequence of the known solicitude
of the Government at Bogota to protect and, fa.
your the merchants, particularly those of Great
Britain.

We learn with pleasure, that one of those 1
-places of resort called " Hells," in St. James's-
street; has been deteqed, and is likely to have
its practices disclosed by legal proceedings. The
,personages frequenting the place, are devils of a
higher rank : and great pains were taken to 41-
-luta such, by the splendour of the furntture, the
lichuess of the fare, and'the humbug of a pre-
tended ballot, for members : as if any other
quality were necessary in the dupes of a gam.
bling.house beyond those of possessing money, or
having relations wham their misconduct may ruin
or render unhappy:'---(lbid.)

" - NORNING CHRONICLE.]
The Conseis opened yesterday at 91, and
reached. 94, 95, but a considerable 'gloom
coati . !HO' hang over the market, and an
at tie,itOt'inties reduced them in the course
„.
Of t, I . ay' t-o-' 941. Before the close of the
day.theri Wei a 'slight reaction, and 940 was
the closing price,-,frarn. which .must be deducted
the dividend now in course of ,payment,of 11.10 s.
Tho deelitie; therefore, in the•Coustillit within
two ruontits,'ia'hot less than three, per cent., and
at the same tinte, perhaps, in ' the whole com-
mercial history of England, money never was
more abundant than at this moment. Several
eminent capitalists attribute the general 'decline
inittin value of European National Securities to
theloans which England, during the last twelve.
months, has contracted for with the new Am-
risen Republics, for they state that sales must
have been made out of the previously existing
national debts, before money could by advanced
to America. A very slight attention, however,
to the actual 'Mute of the Money Market 'wiil
show bow extremely futile this excuse is for the
decline whiCh hes Occurred in the value of publics
Credit.. Three per cenL of redUction on the
English debt of eight hundred millions, is equal
to twenty.:four millions, and its the whole Sum
advanced to America is only thirteen millions of
stock, or about half that sum of cash, and as up-
wards of five millions of each has been applied,
during the last year, to redeem, and consequently,
la a. proportitinate degree, to enhance the
value of the English National Debt, had
the whole thirteen millions of Stock con-
tracted for in England by America been with-
drawn from the English funds, it would not have
constituted one half of the sum lost by their de-
creased value•during the last two months Alone.
When the fall of five per cent. in the French
funds, of eight or ten per cent in those of Naples,
and of a minor gradation in those of every State
in Europe, is added to that which has taken place
in the funds of the British Empire, it must up-
pear obvious that some other reason than the
American Loansmust exist for the decline which
bas taken place in the value of national credit
during the last few weeks. The fact. is, the
principles of the Holy Alliance are hourly be-
coming better known, and consequently are gra.
dually inspiring the nations with fears and
apprehensions for the future.