The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-26 00:00:00

iltil:ES OF ST(1,11, Tl 4: s OAY AT ONI, n'et.orx.
Beak Stccs ',ON 101 New 5 per Cent.............
Sipe, rent. Red.
3yr Cent. Cons. 877 8 i Ditto Bonds 2l 23 pm.
3 per Cent...- ........... ... 95% i South Sea Stock
ato Red 95%% Old Annuitie5........„..... 85
New 3% per Lent. 94i %S 4 I New Ditto. ..... ...... ...-.
8 ,er Cent. Ann. 1728.... —':3 per Cent. Ann. 1751 .... -
4 ner Cent. 1826 ... 102304 lEx. Bills, £l,OOO 4O 41 pm.
Bsnk Long Ann. to expire !Ditto .... ........50f 4O 41'nm.
Jan. 5,186 P..... 16 13-16 li !Ditto Small
akt. 111, 1859 16 11-16 !Ditto Commercial . —Pm.
.an. 5, 1860 17% Ditto Advertised _ pm.
Jan. 5, 1880............... _Bank for Account , .... ..-...
April 5, 1880 ..... ......... ;India for Atcount ..... 4..
Jan. 5, 1,170 --.1 Cons r", Account Bl'X 8

PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONR 0 CLOCK
Austrian Bonds ...... ..... ..94V2 j Peruvian Bonds 1%6
<<%6gian Bonds 95 Portuguese Bonds 69 iv,,
Ditto Account... .. ... ..... 95 Ditto Account 69%
Brazilian Bonds 63;t.; 4 ' Ditto New Bonds 60141,p
Ditto Account 4 654 i Ditto Acconnt 60
Buenos Ayres 80nd5.........224 (Prussian Bonds lOl%
Ditto Account —l Ditto Bonds, 1822 lo3
Chilian Bonds ..-....
Ditto Account — i Ditto Account 11,214
Columbian Bonds
Ditto Account — ,Spanish Bonds, 1821 2314
Ditto Bonds, 1824
Ditto Acrnint 22 ' Ditto Bonds, 1823 20% N
Danish Ron 4 72% 3 ' Ditto Account • 21
Ditto Account. French Rentes, sp. c. —1 —c.
Greek 80nd5........ ...... ...... —-- Exchange —f —c.
Ditto Bonds, 1825 - 3 per cent.... —f —c
Ditto Account — Exchange...... —f —c
Roxican Bonds, 5 per cent 27 Dutch, 21 p. c. 49%
Ditto Account ... Ditto Account 4i)
Ditto, 6 per cent 1414 j Ditto, sp. c '43%
Ditto Account 344 i Ditto Account 1)314
Nemolitan...... ....... ........ 39 French Scrip 414 pm.

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAT AT ONE o'cLocr.
Paid. Per Share
Alien Mining Company £4 4
Atigio Mex. Min. u. kiss. at 5,. pin ) X PIO £ll4
Bolanos Mining Company £l5O 127%
Brazilian Mining Company £s IX
Brazilian Imp. Min. Co. (ies. at 54m.) £2O 62%
pi tto National 2O 17
Ditto St. John Del Rey . lO r; 634
I.to Cocaes 5 174
Cata h..nea Mining Company ...... l 44
British Ito. Mining, C0n,....ny £so 2SX
ColumbiLn Minis co. Ills at 51. Inn.) 1..;114 1214
English Mming Company general Mining 2814
eneral Mining Association .... 12 10
Hibernian Mining Co. £lo 4
Mexican Mining C 0.... " £4B 1134
Real del Monte Mir'United Mex. n,
- —,ng Co....(unreg.)
Co.--52%
Ditto Ne- ''n. (iss. at 1. pm.) 40 11%
Alliance -vi Scii)'' 5 1414
10 11%
Pre' ..e lire Insurance Comp
- .sector 1 nsiurance Conm.
Australian Co.
Canada Company l7 48% 8
I.*•.anaral Stcam Navigation Co. l3 I I
National Provincial Bank of England 5 • 4N Tg,
Rio Doce
Provincial Rank of Ireland 25 4014

NIGN HATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
31orning ...10 minutes after 1. 1 Evening...:34 minutes after 1.

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LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1833,

We have received the Paris Papers of Sun-
day. They give the details of the battle be-
tween SAARSYJELD and MERINO, from which
it appears that the right wing of SAARSFIELD'S
army alone was engaged, and that the result,
although important to the QUEEN'S forces, was
by no means decisive, MERINO having fallen
back on Vittoria for the purpose of forming a
junction with the insurgent army, commanded
by an ex-General Officer of the Guard. Several
reinforcements had, however, been forwarded
to SAARSFIELD, and the defeat of the
main body of the insurgents at Vittoria was
confidently anticipated. Several of the Spanish
Constitutionalists now in Paris have, it is stated,
applied for passports to return to Spain, and
met with a refusal. This does not look like a
desire on the part of the French Government
to promote a Constitutional feeling in Spain,
and confirms us in our first suspicion, that the
truckling party in the French Cabinet have the
complete ascendancy. These persons seem
much more afraid of giving offence to the
Northern despots than of the success of Don
0 ,„. -L., • • • of put
Ate,Pinwn Carlism without appealing to the
Constitutionalists remains, they will throw every
obstacle in the way of Spanish patriotism. They
will soon, however, be compelled to take a dif-
ferent course ; for the triumph of liberal prin-
ciples in Spain cannot be prevented, although it
may be retarded, and the patriots will, thanks
to the movement of the Cariists, have an op-
portunity of asserting not only their intellectual
but also their physical superiority.
It is stated in one of the Paris Papers that
M. AGUADO is to be appointed either Minister
of Finance in Spain, or Ambassador from that
country at the French Court. The latter is the
most probable, as M. AGUADO, from his great ,
wealth and generosity, has much influence in

the French capital. This gentleman was formerly
a merchant in Spain, of liberal sentiments, and
for some years had to contend, as a refugee in
France, against the frowns of the world, but
by industry in a small way of trade, he acquired
the means of speculating rather extensively-, and is
now one of the richest men on the Continent. M.
GoDo Y (the Prince of Peace) has asked leave
to return to Spain, under the late amnesty.
Marshal JOURDAN died on Saturday, at the
age of seventy-one.

We have received Frankfort Papers to the
20th instant. An article, dated the frontiers of
Poland, states, that General PASKEWITSCH is
likely to be recalled from Poland, and a civil
Governor to be appointed. It is added, how-
ever, that sufficient confidence is not yet
placed in the Poles for the EMPEROR
to restore the Government of Poland to i7s
former footing, until better assured that the
Poles will meet with no encouragement. It is
a high compliment to this noble-minded people
to confess that, even in their degradation, their
complete submission to the will of the tyrant
cannot be relied upon. One of the German
papers states that a railway between Amsterdam
and, Cologne has been determined upon.

It is stated in a letter from Rome, that the
rumoured intention of Austria to sanction an
Italian Confederation, has so alarmed the French
Cabinet as to elicit from it a notification to
the Holy See, that in such an event the French
Government would deem it expedient to increase
the number of troops in Ancona, and occupy
Civita Vecchia. It is said that our own Cabinet
would, in such case, acquiesce in the course
alluded to. We hope the British and French
Cabinets will be firm in their denunciation of
the rumoured intention of the Austrian Cabinet.

The Tories are industriously spreading a re-
port that the young Quee❑ Of PORTUGAL is
both mentally and bodily ill, and that the
REGENT intends to declare her incapable of
reigning, in order that he may become King of
PORTUGAL.

We would remark on this report, first, that
the young QUEEN is not seriously ill ; and,
secondly, that Don PEDRO would gain nothing