The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-13 00:00:00

ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER WITH THIS DRAW- •
ING. SIX PRIZES £30,000, AL .L IN ONE DAYL.
4
THE PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES WILL RISE
AFTER NEXT SATURDAY.

PRICES OF STOCKS THU

D•AY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 2OO 199
3 per Cent. Red Tag 8%
3 per Cent. Con,
31 per Cent.
Ditto Red. `,3!.:31 i
4 per cent. New shut
Ditto Scrip
Bonk Long Aim.
India Stock -
Ditto Bond; 6 7pin.

South Sea Stock
Old Anuttitie,
New Ditto
Ex. Mills, £l,OOO 2d. 5 4 5 pm.
Ditto NO 2d 5 6 pm,
Ditto Small
Ditto Advertisal
Bank for Account

India for Account
Cons. for Account

PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent trfli 7
'Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bondi: • 6(N" 60
Chilian Bonds, 6 per ct —
Colombian Bonds
Ditto, 1811 1014 gi 34 l 4
Danish, 3 per cent.
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 1525
Guatirnala
Mexican Bonds
Ditto, 1823 60 !i 59N

JNDS AT QNE 0 CLOCK.
Nupo!itan 1824. ....... --
Peruvian Ronda 21,1
Portuguese Bond, —
Prussian, 5 per cent -.-
Ditto, New —
Russian, New, 5 per cent. 80 1 79f
Spanish, 1811, 5 per cent. ... li Ili
192.3 ....
French Renter, sp. e. -f -c•
—Exchange .—f...,c.
------ per cent,
----Exchange —ll --,.

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE 0. CLOCK,
Paid, -Per Shire.
Anglo Mexican Mining Company .£35 :1:i
Brazilian Mining Company l5 13
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company l5 IS
United Mexican Mining Company ,eo 17
Provincial Bank of Ireland

[LS.
I Arrived

Arrived. Due.
1 Dublin
1 Waterford 0
I Guenit‘ey & Jersey 0
O J,lxbon
O Gottcnburgh 0
O Harnburgh , 0
O Holland 0
1 France . , U

0
O Jamaica 7
O Leeward Islands
O Malta
O America 0
O Brasil 0
O Mama A) re.,

'Elm Sinn.

LONDON,

T 11E SD A Y E VENING, JUNE 13, 1626•

We hare receivettthe French Papers of Saturday,
with the Etoile of Sunday morning. The following
are the only articles worth extracting :—We
also that the Lottery, in spite of all the argusontS
against this mode of raising money, -was sanctioned
by the French Chamber on the 9th instant. observe

- (From the-Mille, dated Sunday, •June 11.)
31.—The French merchantman Le Prospero,
Captain Eyraux, is said to have been taken by pirates off Cape
Malapan. Piracy has become so general, that there is now no
security either in the open sea or in the ports. All Greek •
eels, of whatever description, pretend to the right of search, ono
under the specious pretext of looking for the property of their ene-
mies, they carry off that of all nations indiscriminately, carrying
their pretension so far as to insist on exercising this right of
search with respect to vessels protected by tneu-of.war of their
nation. His Majesty's schooners Torche, Daphne, Amaranth',
and Douphii:Oise, as well as the Lionne corvette, which have
been at different times in the port of Milo, with several French
Vessels under their convoy, have been obliged to employ the
strongest arguments to refuse to various Greek cruisers this right
of search, which they affirmed had been given them by Commo-
dore Hamiitou. .

The assembly of the Greek nation has been again put off to a
!Snore distant period. It is the intrigues of the present Govern-
ment that hinder this general assembly, which the Chiefs loudly
call fOr, in order, as they say, to learn how the sums of money
lent by England have been employed.
SyRA, MARCH 27.-LThe trade of this island, formerly so flou-
rishing, is wholly destroyed.. Piracy exercises its sway, and it is
impossible to calculate when it will cease. A French merchant-
man, from Marseilles, was anchored at Syra., A Greek armed
vessel, which was in the port, insisted on searching this ship, 111"
though the Captain declared he came direct from Marseilles ; and
in spite of the presence of his Majesty's frigate the Gaintkee, the
corsair, accompanied by the Secretary of the Eparch, went on
board the frigate, to request. the Captain's permission to search
the C'olonibe. The Captain dismisaed them with the assurance
that he would sink the brig of the CorNair if he persisted in his
design.

The General A.sembly of the Greek nation has not yet con.
eluded its'aittings, being unable to agree in divers points of the
Constitution.

PARIS, JUNE 10.—The body of recruits in the Kingdom of
LoMhardy and Venice, for the year 1826, is fixed at 15,000
men. •
Gallicia has received orders, froM Vienna, to raise in six weeks'
144000 recruits; 4,000 to complete the regiments of Bohemia,'
and 10,000 those of the other parts of the empire. •
(From the Pilots of Saturday.)
MADRID, MAY 29.—A1l those persons who Were implicated
in the affair of Bessieres have just been expelled from Madrid ;
most of them are ecclesiastics. All of them were exiled from
Madrid, under the administration of M. Zee Bermudez ; but
immediately after his dismissal, the Apostolic party obtained 1)0--
mission for them to return to the capital.
The notes addressed by the English and French Ambassadors • ,
to our Minister for Foreign Affairs succeed each other very ra-
pidly. It is affirmed that some of them are in very energetic,
term*, and much embarrass the Duke de l'lnfantado. The Eng-
lish Minister insists on the evacuation of Spain by the French
troops; and the French Minister requires not only the repayment
of the thirty millions, and more, dne to his Government, but also
that ours shall take energetic measures to re.cstablish tranquillity
and good order before the troops of his Most Christian IllkiestY
quit Spain. The English urge our Goverment to recognise the
new American States, or to take measures to subdue them ; nei-
ther do they neglect to demand the payment of the immense stuns
due to them as an indemnity for the seizures made in Spain and
America since 1814, which indemnity was recognised by the
Constitutional Government, and subsequently by
the Minister
Don Victor San.

FR Zti cu Fu NOS.PA RIS, June 10.—Five per Cents, 97f. 30c.•
Three per Cents, 64f. 75e. ; Neapolitan Rentes, 721. 35c.;
Royal Spanish Loan, 47i ; llaytian Loan, 720 f--Exchange °
London—One month, 25f. 55c. ; Three months, 251. Mc.

n
We received last night America Papers to the 16th
May, inclusive. They contain a statement that a Law
has passed the House of Representatives, at port-50-
Prince, closing the following ports from the Ist °f
August, to Foreign Commerce, whether carried °ll :
ii
foreign or national vessels :—St. Mare, Port-de-Nix'
Monte Christo, Azua, Acquit', Anse d'Hainaulti an",
Atiraguane.
They also contain the Copy of an Act of the
Congress of the United States, providing
prehension and delivery of deserters from French
ships, in the ports of the United States. A new 64-
gun ship, called the Baltimore, was launched oil the,
11th of May. A letter from 'Washington, states that
the treaty with Denmark, assuring a free and °Pei:
Trade to American Vessels, without the paynien
of any higher toll than is paid by British Siiips 0"
passing the Sound, had been confirmed by the Senate.
I'he nomination of Mr. GALLATIN, as Envoy Elf:
to this
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
country, in the room of r M.. KING, who has resigneue
has also been confirmed. The news of the failure 01
Messrs. B. A. GOLDSM I DT and Co. had arrived at the
Carraccas, and occasioned the utmost dismay and for the al'"
t ress.

Germane
rous restrictions P alers
are
w which fulln eade
theinshien
the rittVigatitill . ''..
....,
of the Rhine, by which it is assertiti,' that the 00" o''',',
veyance of goods is frequently delaYo"tO such an el' •-•'''\',
tent, as' to prevent their arriving at their. destination, ': ')!-
until the favourable moment for their disposal had
gone by. . ' ..
By the restrictive regulations adopted bytiolland, tin' -
complaints of :t
supply of corn to this country, as 'ivell ia.The-botraner- ,
cud intercourse generally %with the lifelgifiti EPriSfitices,