The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-08 00:00:00

MEDICAL REPORT.

Nov. 14.—Remain ill, 1548 ; admitted, 41; dead, 8 ;
under chservation in camp, 211, officers sick, 18.

Nov.-16.—Remain ill, 649 ; admitted; 27; dead, 8 ;
nutter observation in camp, 21 ; officersisick, 19.
Nov. 16.—Remain ill, 628 ; admittid, 24; dead, 9 4
under observation in camp, It ; officers sick, 21.
Nov: 17—Renaain ill, 600; admitted, 44; dead, 10 ;
under observation in camp, 11; Officers sick, 19.

The FrenCh Papers are silent with respect :to
Silistria having been relieved, and the siege
being consequently raised. The retreat of the
PACHA of Widdin, from Kalafat, was said to
have been with a view to detach a large portion
of his troops to act in contert with the army of
HUSSEIN PACIIA for the relief of Silistria;. but
ietters.from Bucharest ofthe Ilth November are.
silent with respect to any events near Silistria.

The Council of the Bank df France met on
Thursday, to decide on the proposal of M.
ODIER, relative to the reduction of the rate of
discount from 4 to 3 per cent.
The proposal was again discussed, and several
gentlemen spoke; after whiCh a Committee was
appointed to examine this important question.
This Committee consists of Messrs. ODIER,
LAFITTE, CASIMIR PERIER, PELLET-WILL,
and JACQUES LEFEVItE.

FRINCH FUN RIS, DEC. s.—Fiv'e per Cent.
106 f. 85c: 107 f. 106 f. 95c.; Three per Cent..7sf. 60c.
80c. ; Bank Stock, 1,81.5 f, ; Naples Relates, 78f. 65c. ;
Royal EpanishLoan, 79i.

By Papers from Calcutta to the 24th July, it
appears that on the Bth Calcutta was visited by
three shocks of an earNuake, but no. serious
damage Was done.

The following was posted at Lloyd's this

rnorning

" DEVONPORT, Dec. 10.-4 he Royalit of 10 guns
arrived yesterday from Gibraltar; which she left the 18th
ult. She touched at Tangiers, and found there the Orestes
of 18 guns and Meteor bomb blockading' that port, in con-
sequence of a commercial infraction by the Bey, who had.
imprisoned Mr. Dougla.s, Britivh Consul-General, and re-
fined any explanation. The flag-staff of the Consulate,
was struck, and no communication allowed with the shore
except by flag of Urine."

It appears by the Brussels Papers that the
Second Chamber of the States. General, after
five days' debates, remarkable for the number .and
talents of the speakers, rejected the motion of
M: DR 'BROUCKERE, by a majority of 61 to 44.
The galleries were' filled during the whole of

these remarkable debates. This .result of the
numbers being only a majority of 17,.proves very
clearly that the Ministers have little reason to be
proud of their victory. If the liberty of the Press
is to be suspended throughout Holland in defe-
rence to such a pitiful majority, the Government
of his Majesty is in a bad way indeed. But the
majority voted only against the, proPOsitiOn of
M. DE BROUCKERE, in order to afford his
MAJESTY the gracious task of originating some
alteration himself—at least we hope so. Upon
this subject the, Editor of Le_Belge Makes the
following. spirited remarks • •

DEc...5.--TheSeecind (Thamber of the States-
general us convoked to-day. For whit purpose we
do not know. It was conjectured yesterduy, that
perhaps a Royal proposition might be brought for-
ward for the unqualified revocation of the provisional
law or decree of 1815: If it were really so, what a
unanimous' concert of applause' from the nation
would prove the gratitude of 'the',pople I A skilful
Minister; devoted to his King,' would propose' such
a.measure, and the magnanimous heart and sound
judgment of the Prince would approve. it. But
What can we eyipect from serronts, who instead of
giving wholesome advice, maintain that they ought

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to *lit for; Arfd blindly execute the orders, of th'
master? •

The great majority of the Meother's of the Sec°9l
Chamber have sufficiently shown their desire for
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speedy abrogation of the legislation of 18, an-
enactment of.li judicious law to repress theliontio'r;
ness of the Press. 'The fear of being wanting jA
spect to the Royal authority, induced them to v4l„
against the motion. ,Let the Monarch speak a
and every scruple will vanish, aud.the ;nation ti
delivered from partial laws, which are reptV7,
to its feelings and continually menace public rvEo'

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By the Florida Packet New York Pei
have been received to the.l6th Nov. They CO'
a detailed account of the conspiracysgi°l
01.1 VA, hty SAvrAlsbait and PADO-'0
which luckily proved. unsuccessful. We Weil
room to-day for extracts.
A private letter from New York 50'
General JACKSON has a majority of all 41t,
votes of ..the State 94
of New York, and ')
large majority of all 'the vote °f the lini°
States. Coraequently, he will be the:nest
sident of the United Statee."

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(THIS 01'')

FROM LLOYD'S. •
itt
Dent., Dee. 6 and 7.—Wind S. by W.—Atriv'"tise,
Suffolk, Jackion, from Quebec; Caroline, from Of ,
and Sovereign, M'Kellar, from Calcutta, sailed Juifof
and from St.. Helena the 52d of October. The GeV
bound remain.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. —Wind S. to S. S. W..—Alb•lona
his Majesty's ship Talbot, from the Mediterranean. /4
the Ceres, Todd, for Santander. tY
PLYMOUTH, Die. 6. -,—Wiud S.S.W.---Arrived ot,
Diana, March,' from Aichaagel ; his Majesty's ship L"Pos
from Gibraltar ;and- his Majesty's ketch Vigilant, fO
Coast of ,Afrira.. •
Far.motrrsr, DEC. s.—Wind S.. to s,aw
•
the Kilregve,. Kindley, from Quebec, with loss of -11
Ste.. Sailed the Stammer packet, for Lisboa; and 05"
packet, for the Mediterranean. ao,
Cart Ex,- Dec. 7.—. Arrived the bfattaxet Doak,
°ar—
son ; -Dennet, Lacy; Charlotte. Wylie, Jebb ; and P'6oo'
earthy, Carlton, from Smyrna-; and Waving, Bensons'',
Valencia.
MARGATE, -ny.r. 7. Arrived the Emerald,
frOm Quebec.
HoLYHEAD. DEC. G.--Arrived the Active, iron) i
York; Horatio, from Quebec-; and • Hamilton, fro
Palermo.
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Do-

R), DEP. '7.— Arrivcd shut Duckenield, It;
iron) Honduras.

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The Pacific,' Taylor,. from Wyburg to Ha, was I°s:,
Nickmates Ground, off Dagoe, the 16th ult.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwErvz o' CLoCI)
, The English Funds have remained all the sooruirl "0,
little animation, nor have the prices scarcely var:ed 4.,„4
the above hour. Consols opened at 671, and are now byrtre
with mere than usual Bruited business. India Bonds
67 9 ; and Exche.quer. Bills, 65 7 pm. big4l
..In the Foreign Funds the principal alteration hag ig,
in Colombian Bonds, which have fallen from 281 2'or
in consequence of the intelligence received through gb...te
ilium of the United 'States, of an attempt to nesasoas
Bolivar, and who, it appears, has had a very narrow
from the late Vice-President 'Santander and his' plastYo.
Bogota, the capital-; it appears that the conspire,' 0,
composed of some men of aonsequeace in the counggl' -tor,
one of the objects. besides taking the life of the-000ot
was to release General Padilla from prisen, who is atpiccis
in confinement for his conduct at Cartbagena ; Bra,
Bonds -are 64 3 ; Portuguese, Mei 6 ; Russian, 9" 10
Mexican, 6 per Cent., 32-1; the acceuntefrom this
represent affairs to be inn distressed state, business bos it
a stand-still, and the welt of Santa Acme had not been
down, although he appears to be on bin last
In Shares there:is nothing new to report, the same gutt,
lugs pervades the matket which it has been our business
state far some time.
Papers of the 02d July from Oalcutta have been reca,o
' but they contain nothing worth extracting, except tb
t„
two shocks of au earthquake had taken. place, but were
tended with no damate.
Three per Cent. Console, shut; Ditto, for c:,,
count; VII k ; India Stoek, abut ; India Bonds, 67 9 P
Exchequer Bills, 65.7 pm.
konesox.--13raziliaat 64 ;
.Basuos Ayres, 4i-I.
Chilian, 26 7; Colombian, 221 4 ; Danish, 1549„40:
Greek, 17 IS; Areeican, Five per. Cant., 95i 6 ;
Six pot Cent., 32 3 ; l'auvian, 19 SO ; Portuti'
54i 5; Russian. 96 1;. Spanish, llf 11.
Als:ces.—Anglo Menioan, 76 4 die. ; 04$
;11
pm. ; Bolancis, SO 190 pm. ; Colombian, 14 13 ills. ;
Del Monte, 140 160 per share; United Mexican, 22 1
TWO O'CLOCA:to
Consols have declined to Sill, seller*, which is said ,
acco,ion-d by au advance in the price of the corn jbQh
THREE O'CLOCg
"Consols for Account, 873.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—tLOSING PRiC
Consols Danish—
Do. for Ac. 87i, 3 Greek, 1825 17
Brazilian Bonds 643 Mexican, 1825, 329
Buenos Ayres 47 reruvian ,

Chilian Do.
Columbian, 1824 22i

Rits§ian 96i
Spanish 104

Miss Perceval takes her heile.fit to-Mor7,'
evening at the Surrey Theatre. Miss P. will play "fv.:
to Mr. Dibdin Pitt's "Pizarro..
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A few evenings ago an attempt was maw'
violate the grave of a child recently interred in Greeijapt
church-yard. During the interval between the rond'#ol
the watchmen the depredators had begun their bloat'"
bad pnioseded some length in unooveriog the coffig,^Yitio
the re-appearance of the watch put them to a pre if
Fortunate it was for them that they got so
„id
out of the way, for in an instant, on the alarm bell b
rung, the greater part of the poPnlation Of She loWnfril,
in active search, and had they been found, they wolitpiro
doubtedly have been very roughly handled.- —lOl,
Advertiser.
In consequence ,of the arrival of ass irotn
quantity of ship letters from viuious parts atoroid, ibefoo
ter-carriers could not be despatched from the Gener):l_,L
Office this morning until much beyond the usual per'Zd
FiRNI Wit Ext.s..—The proprietor of the PUP'
Lothian coach, fladdington, has at present in use "io!
of coach wheels, made by Messrs. Scoular of 'diet t° of
which, with a few 'slight repairs, have performed Ili
21,800,090 revolutions on their axis, and travelled °` 0'
distance of 25,009 mike, equal to the. c.4clnferen
the globe. The wheels must be staunch Itevoluticoisto '

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Scotsman.
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INCREASE OF NEWSPAPERS.—About
Apo
years ago the number of 'newspapers received in Kiacar:
en the Forth; did not exceed' six weekly; tt preeeni,:o
fewer than ninety-one arrive every weak..
Mercury.
tv
There is one public-house inTottentinnt-c°114,(
road', at which the sale of gin alone is said to IMr"-'
15007. a month.
. We hear of uo additional failures, and c°l,;
dering the extent of the recent ones, it is a proof,!:a. y,
several stability and, healthy state of the ,tredeg hfir
that so little perceptible injury to it has followed or
train. The trade to Todia;strys the Greenock Advafr-
ce,
does not seem to have received any check in conseque %i
g t
as vessels engaged in it ate fitting out both beref,,, of
Port-Glasgow, sad we understand a. large qua-37, .113't
goods was made up at Glasgow for. the East 1000 0
week. We Wive touch' pleasure, in adding further, .°,
ee ;44
sitisfactOry proef of the uninterrupted progrs of 64P"n re
there, the Exoise revenue-of Glasgow was oeyor
flourishing state than now, the duties for the ssso
weeks having amounted to more than one laundrol.o" 41'
thousand pounds sterling.— Glasgow Chronicle. h,,
There have heen.dreadful. gala .aloAg, •
whole coast of the Baltic. The dauriao doirs.t-P ti4o.4***Pf
ping i$ very great; grieve to add, ,sihat.t.lk I°l•°.,
lives has been conaideiable. The—ale fasted thirty-$:4
hours, and raged with suCh fury as had not been
since the disastrous winter of 1811, when, it may be_,„l:,ll
collected the St. George, Defence, and Nero; Br'w.
re
ships of the line, and Grasshopper sloop of
.war, `vfii)
lost. An Archangel 'ship was many lest, together
the captain and the whole of the crew.— Co rn wall a:ix el'e