The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-07 00:00:00

This last phrase was received with universal bravos.

M. de Chateaubriand appeared to be deeply affected :
He replied, that thanking them for this mark of esteem,
expressing his admiration of the generosity of the French
youth, and concluded with saying...." The future, gentle-
men, belongs to you, you will see better days than those
which I have witnessed ; but though 1 am a man of times
that are gone by, I am at least certain, that in speaking
to the French youth of glory, of liberty, and honour, I am
using a language which, in our country, will never grow
old."

M. de C. then returned personal thanks to them, ob-
serving, however, that the words which they had
just heard were very serious. "As for me, said he,
I am advanced in years, and do not fear persecution ;
but you young men"—his voice was interrupted by a
thousand cries—" Persecutions we brave them ; the
future will belong to us."
It was voted on the spot to give a gold medal to the
noble defender of the noble captive of Blaye. It will bear
on one side The grateful Youth of France; on the other
Your Son is my Ring.

The school of law has joined in this vote, through M.
Arthur Berryer, son of the lion. AI. B.
A letter from Vienna of the 26th December announces
that the young King of Hungary is rather better.

FRENCH FUNDS, JAN. 5.-Five per Cent., 991.90 c. 85c. 90c.
99f. 95c. 100 f. 99f. 95e. 100 f. 991. 95c. 100 E ; Loan of 1832, Five
per Cent., 101 f. 100 f. 25c. ; Four per Cents., 931. 50c. ; Three
per Cent., 70f. 65c. 70c. The. 70c. 75c. 70c. 80c. 85c. 95c. 71f.
71f. sc. 71f. 71f. sc. 71f. 71f. sc. 71f. 71f. 20c. ; Bank Stock, 1670;
Rente de Naples, Mt 50c. 84f ; Rente d'Espagne, Three per
Cent., 3434 35; Rente Perpet. d'Espagne, 57? a 57 %.-Exchange
on London, one month, 25f. 75c. ; three months, '2sf. 65c.-
Cow s Aothentiqnt.

CLOSING PRICES,
Consols
Ditto for Account 88
Brazilian Bonds 48i
Buenos Ayres —
Chilian Ditto —
Columbian 1824 10k

—FOUR O'CLOCK
I Danish

Greek
Mexican
Peruvian ..... 10
Russian......, lOl
Spanish

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, JON. 5. —The Forester, a new brig of
240 tons, and three guns, a long 18• pounder upor, a swivel
and two carronades, under the command of Lieutenant
W. H. Quin, and expressly fitted for the suppression of
the slave trade, arrived yesterday from Chatham, and
tiled this morning for Plymouth, the Cape of Good Hope,
and the coast of Africa. Lieutenants J. Pike, J. H.
Wyndham, and Mr. James Miller, Midshipman, to join
the Isis, went p issengers in her to the Cape.

The Spartiate, 78, Captain Tate, and Volage, 29, Cap-
tain Lord Colchester, arrived yesterday from the Downs;
the former to be fitted for the flag of Rear Admiral Sir
Michael Seymour, Bart., K.C.8., who succe-da to the
command in South America, and the latter to be paid off
and re-comlllission.-d.

The Childers, 18, Commander Deans, arrived also last
night, from the Downs, and came into harbour this after-
noon to be paid off.

The Sylvia transport, Lieutenant Wesley, agent, ar-
rived on Thuraday from Bermuda, and last from Ply-
mouth. She left Bermuda on the 4th December, with
89 discharged convicts, stores, and invalids from the
squadron and the 71st regiment. Mr. Lowry, Assistant.
surgeon of the Nimble, and Mr. Hobbs, Assistant-sur-
geon of the Ariadne, came home in the Sylvia.
THE COM.IHNED SQUADRONS.—Downs—The Castor
and Sag frigates sailed this morning for a cruise; and
the Ariane and Calypso, in company with the Dee, for
Cherburg. The Larne anchored this morning from
cruising. The Southampton tailed yesterday for Sheer-
❑ess, and the Snake came &Am from the River en Sun-
day, The Donegal detained, on Monday, the Pauline,
Dutch merchantman, from Demerara to4Middlebure. The
Satellite also detained a Dutchman on Friday, from Ba-
tavia, and sent her into Margate. The ships assembled
here now are, the Donegal, lievenge, Talavera, English;
and Syrene, Melpomene, and Creole, French.
Extract of a letter received from Bermuda, dated 30th
Nov.—The Winchester is gone to Jamaica, with the
head-quarters of the 37th regiment. The Fly arrived
here on the 22d day of October, and proceeded on the
27th to Jamaica, with two companies of the :37th
regiment. The North Star arrived from Halifax on the
31st October, and proceeded on the 3d November to Ja-
maica. The Monkey tender arrived on the 3d November
and is now refitting. The Tweed arrived on the 11th,
November, and sailed on the 13th for the West Indies.
The Nimble schooner arrived on the 13th Nov., and is
now refitting. The Pincher arrived on the 27th, and is
waiting the departure of the Monkey to be refitted also.
The Renard packet arrived here with the mail from Eng.
land, on the 19th October, and sailed on the 21st. The
Tam o'Shanter store-ship, arrived from England, with
provisions, &c., on the 18th Nov., and will return on
the Qd Dec., via Jamaica. The Eclipse packet arrived on
the 10th Nov. from England, having touched at Halifax,
and sailed on the 12th. Vice-Admiral Colpoya was
buried on the 11th inst.
The Flamer, steamer, Lieutenant Bastard, with the
mails from the Mediterranean, arrived at Fahnouth on
Monday. Left Malta December 15th, Gibraltar, 24th
and Cadiz, 25th ; nothing new of importance by her.
Passengers, Messrs. Bentinck, Loogar, Glover, Clymons,
Younge, Pye, Captain Patterson, Don Manuel Lerries.
She is ordered to Woolwich,her boilers being defective.
The Champion, 18, Commander Hon. Arthur I)un
combe, which sailed from Plymouth, fur the Mediterranean
station, arrived at Malta, on the 18th of November, and
the Ceylon, Lieutenant H. Schoenberg, which is to be
stationed as a receiving-ship at Malta, on the 21st..

The Alfred, arrived at Atka, from Nauplia, on th.. 21st
of November, and the Rapid, from Patna, on the SOth.

. -
Letters from Malta, dated December 18, state that
his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor had embarked or.
hoard the ateamer Meteor, and proceeded to Syracuse,
Sir Howard Elphin-tone, the Commander of the Forces,
having, during hie absence, assumed the administration of

the bland. Lord Nvont had arrived la tiss Coylom to
ship, to take upon him the functions of Lord High Com-
missioner.

The Hyacinth goes out of dock on the 22d.
The Success, 28, was docked yesterday.
The Cruiser was paid off at Sheerness on Tuesday last.
His Majesty's Post -office packets are, by a recent order,
to wear blue ensigns and pennants, instead of red, as here-
tofore.

The Lotus convict-ship, sailed on Sunday for Van
Dieman'i Land, with 218 convicts, and the Amphitrite on
the same day, for Plymouth.
_

The Sylvia cutter; and Royalist brig, sailed yesterday on
a cruise.

The Southampton and Satellite arrived at Sheerness on
Thursday. The former sailed o❑ the same day to Chat-
ham, to be paid off.
The hired hrig Pomona arrived at Falmouth, on Sunday
from London, with army equipments and recruits for the
service of Don Pedro, and is taking in a supply of stores to
sail the first fair wind.

The Prince Regent, transport, Lieutenant C. Binstead,
agent, sailed on Tuesday, with troops for the ASediter•

ranean.

The Salamander steam-frigate, Commander Austin, and
the Firefly, Lieut. Ba!dock, are fitting at Woolwich, and
will be ready for sea about the 2Sth of this month.

The Prince Recent, 120, will be undocked on the 21st,
when the Galatea wi I be taken into dock to be inspected.
The Portland and Aqia, convict ships, have left the
river and proceeded to New South Wales, with convicts.
The Buffalo, timber ship, at Chatham, will be commis-
tioned shortly, and will proceed first to Sidney with 300
convictq, and thence to New Zealand, where she will em-
bark timber, and sail direct for England.
The Leveret tendpr sailed from Plymouth on Tuesday,
(or Falmouth and Li.bon.

The Amphitrite transport arrived at Plymouth on Wed-
nesday from Portsmouth, with stores.
(From the Devonport Telegraph.
His Majesty's ship Volage, Captain Lord Colchester, is
expected to arrive shortly at Portsmouth, from the Downs,
to be paid off.
His Majesty's ship Malabar, Captain Hon. J. Percy,
was expected to sail from Portsmouth yesterday, to relieve
the Spratiate, 74, the latter ship being appropriated for
the 11 eg of Rear-Admiral Sir M. Seymour, and will be
fitted out at Portsmouth, for the South American station.
The Stag, 46. Captain Lockyer, is shortly expected at
this port from the Downs.

The Amphitrite transport arrived on Wednesday from
Portsmouth, with stores.
The Thunderer, S 4, at Woolwich, is ordered to Sheer-
new:, to be commissioned.

Remaining in Hamoaze—San Josef, Vernon, Comus,
Rhadamanthus, Romney, Pantaloon, African, a❑d Con-
fiance steatn•vessels ; Amphitrite and Prince Regent
transports. In the Sound—Jupiter, Royalist.
Reports are current that the divisions of the Royal Ma.
rives will in future cha❑ge quarters every three years,
those stationed at this place going to Portsmouth, those
at Portsmouth to Chatham, and those at Chatham to
Woolwich, &c.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of all kinds of Grain last week are tolerably good,
and the return of Flour is abundant. The Wheat trade remains
the same as reported last Monday, but this morning there was a
tolerable good demand for superfine, many samples of which
were cleared off at last weeks rates. Barley both for malting
and grinding, remains unwaried in price. Beans and peas are
are dull at former rates; and oats have made a pretty good de-
mand at the quotations lof this day se'nnight. The trade for
flour is pretty good, but prices remain the same as they were
last quoted.

PRICKS ON BOARD OF SHIP.

Wheat, Red (old) —s. —s.
—White (old) —s. —s.
Red 183`.2) 445. 48s.
Fine 4Bs. s:s.
Superfine.. 535. 555.
—White (1832). 465. 50s.
Fine s2s 545.
Superfine sss. 588.
—Foreign free 40s. 625.
Rye
Barley :3s. 265.
Grinding..
- Malting 3os 35s
Malt 4Ba 51s.
line
li New
565. 60s.

Beans, Small (new) —s. —s.
(old) —s.
Tick (new)....30s :Zls.
• (old) ....Ws. 408.
Harrow (new) 325. :15s.
(old).. 40s. 42s
Brank --s.
Oats, Feed Kis. 17s.
New l7s. 19s
--- Poland l9s. 245.
New 18s. 225.
Potatoe :21s. 268.
New ... 2.55.
Scotch s —.2
- Irish l6s. 20s 225.

Pease. Grey New 34s. 365.
- Maple New..., 335. 40s.
- White
- Boilers

Flour Town (per sack) 45s 50s
- Seconds 425. 455.
- North Country 40s. 445•
Bran

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
< 1., r 9 ro 2 F,'
From Whence, F
~.7 :-. [.. k'' ,‘ c°
r ''.4 • •
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks
Aldborough 5OO 2371 26 182 30
Alemouth
Boston
Bridlington — 210
, Colchester 736 956 414 50 292 106 575
7, Harwich , 1079 1181 1118 241 173 1951
A Leigh 5ll 330 10 69 54
44 Maldon 1654 488 80 35 338 386 1782
Grimsby 7O 380 —
Hull — : 325 200 1 50
Ipswich 465 1842 2485 589 86 773
Kent 1133 444 320 76 121 215 830
Lynn 306 !264
Newhaven ..... 53 32 230
Plymouth
Poole
Rye
South wold .....
Stockton — 150 62
Wells 220 25 71
Wisbeach 365 680
Woodbridge 387 1580 47 33 20 109 98
Yarmouth ......
Aberdeen
Arbroath
Banff — 1196
Berwick
Dundee — 900
Leith
7986 16130 8477 3303 2199 1461 12029
IRBIL
Cork _ _ 550 _
Dublin
Limerick — 1877 -- 150
sLloignodonderry
Waterford
Youghall 72 875 _
--..—
Total

AGGREGATE
Rye, o—Tares,

NODS
QUA N.
204
Must

116130 1
TITY 0
.Linseed

I 8477 I
IF OTH
1, 0-- E
_

X 15644
ki

2199
'Ds O

14451
' PULS
Brank,