The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-23 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Austrian,. 5 per cent 951 Portuguese, 5 per cent.... 691
tie lgian, 5 per cent ...
araxilian Bonds
ItUenos Ayres, 6 per cent. 22} , Russian Bonds, 5 per cent lO2
1
thillan. 6 per cen, 23 Ditto, Metallic
Columbian, 6 per cent...... 18 ' Spanish, 5 per cent 22
~uitto 1824 '22 Ditto, 1823 2o*
u &rah 72 French 5 per Cent 11,21. 25c.
week, 5 per cent 22 Exchange 2sf 51. c
ttexican 5 per Cents, 1825 274 French :4 per Cent 7sf. 50c.
tto 6 per Cent., 1825 3.4 Dutch, 21 per cent. ..... „.. 49*
Peruvian 6 per Cent. 14 i Ditto, 5 per cent 9".
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
London, 44, Chancery-line, Nov. 23, 1833.
bra,—l have read in the public papers the letters ad-
dressed to me in Ireland, the proceedings at a public
meeting in Dublin, and the comments on my speech to the
Electors of Hull. If any Member of Parliament addresses
nae a private letter on the subject, I consider him en-
titled to an immediate reply, and he will receive from me
:11 explicit answer whether he is or not the individual
I referred to on that occasion.

I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
M. D. HILL.

The opposition and prejudice manifested
Wass the London and Westminster Bank on its first an.
40tineement, by parties apprehending injurious consequences
from the establishment of a public bank in London, appear
to have gradually subsided, as the principles and advantages
°l.joint.stock banks have been investigated and developed.
We are informed that the Committee will be able to com-
keuce business in January. In fact they have purchased
44 eligible house in Regent-street, opposite to their present
ttolporary office, for one of their branches.
A paragraph has been going the round of the
Pill:ocm stating that Sir Edward Parry is expected " very
portly to arrive from New South Wales." This announce-
tent is premature. The earliest period at which Sir
Edward can be expected is about the autumn of 1834.
'le has already been absent from England nearly four years
tod a half, and will have been four, not " three" years in
„./(ew South Wales, in the beginning of December next.
Ile was engaged as Commissioner for four years, at 2,0001.
110t.1,0001. per annum, as erroneously stated.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 21.
*--Ve have had an extremely flat market to-day, notwith-
4tOuding sales are to the extent of 3,000 hales. Prices are,
:54 the whole, a shade lower, viz., 1,000 Albamas 8 d. ;
500.Peenams 9J. to 9td. ; 700 Orleans 10d. to 101 d. ;
350 Babies Bd. to Sid. ; and 300 new Boweds at Bp.

IMPORTANT AUCTlON.—Yesterday after-
boo4 at the Mart in the city, was disposed of by public
"ale the following valuable, extensive, and highly.
libportant property, comprising the Blaensvon Iron and
coal Mina, a concern of the very first magnitude, within
Itht miles of Abergavenny, South Wales, extending under
'heat 12,000 acres of land, containing veins of iron-stone,
'tat, and lime-stone, with fine blast furnice, steam-engines,
abuts' houses, workmen's houses, &c., held leasehold of
othe Earl of Abergavenny for 63 years from 1806, at
8i2251. per annum, and a further rent charge of 501. on
44.loilling land, which, deducting certain receivable rents,
'Ports a nominal rent on 9,640 acres of 1,4801. Also a
freehold mineral estate adjoining, containing about 420
aerie, with similar vein! of ore, a mansion, grounds,
gardens, and premises; an inn and buildings ; 208 houses,
4tr6 buildings ; also lime-kilns, machine-houses, and
. ▪ t.kt. s house on the coal and lime wharf at Llanfoist,
ttither with the steam-engine and fixed machinery--
14'4c in trade, &c., to be tak en :at valuation—knocked
"Wa for 189,0001.