The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-27 00:00:00

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS

Wink Stock 215 14}
3 per Cent. Red. 801 1 801 1
. per Cent. Cons.
3. per Cent

lii to Red
89.
4 per rent. New 972
Ban!( L0p....; .-t r,ll ~ 41,1
Ithl&Sto'cl; ‘224
Ditto Rood, 7 9 5 pm.
South Sea Stock 9o} 891.

PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrian lids, 5 per cent
Brazilian Bits

1825

Scrip
Buenos Ayres Ilds
CLilian, lids' -6 percent.—
Colombian llds s9i 81
Do. do. 1324 ... 581 7ii4 8i
Danish, 6 per cent.
Do. 182.5
tireek !Ids
Do. 1825
Guatimala
Alexlcan lids
Do. 1825 66a 5; 6 5i 61k

Old Annuities
New Ditto.
Ex.. Bills 10001. lid. par I dis.
Ditto 500/. lid. ... 1 pm. par
`Ditto Sigaiii lid ;I 4 pm.
Ditto AvExcltised :.:••••
)ic for Jtv6t.
MA for 411(ci.
Cons. tin Acct. .

NOS AT ONE O'CLOCK
Mexican Scrip " --
Neapolitan, 1824
Neapolitan Scrip
Peruvian Bonds
Do. Scrip
Portuguese Bonds -
Prussian, 5 per cent. ... 9111
Ditto New
Russian, Now, 5 p. ct.... 84
Spanish 1821, 4 per ct. 126 12
1823

French Itentea, 5 p. e. —f. --e•
Exchange .—f. —c.
—f. —c.
Exchange —c.

PRICES OF SHARES AT ON O'CLOCK..
Per share.
Anglo-Chilian Mining Company 3i 3
itrazilian Mining Company .
Tier United Mexican Mining Company

Alliance Fire and Life Assurance Company
Ditto, Marine Department
British Iron Company ....
Gold Coast Association
Imperial Plate Ght.ss Company
Pearl Fishery Company, Yellow Receipt
West India Company

4g
1
2}

PRICE OF IRIS!! STOCF,S, JAN. 24.
Bank Stock
Coy. Deb. 31 per cent,— 911# St. Patrick Insurance --
4 per cent. New do. 98 7i National ditto
Gov. Stock, 3i per ct.... tinia Hibernian Bank —
Consols 3 per cent. . Fish Shares
si dis
Royal Canal Stock .281 Patriotic ditto .s •
Grand Canal Stock Royal Irish Mining —
Ditto Loan, 4 per cent....--- New Brighton
. _ .....

Ditto Ditto, 6 per cent....

FOttEIG

Guernsey and Jersey
Gottenburgli
I I antburgh
-
Holland
France -
Flanders •
Lisboa
111 vita -
America -

Hiberniaii Gas Company

Nt.l i
Annivr.u.

0-
1111111 WATER AT I,OODON BRIDGE T 041001104.:
Morning, 57 minutes after 4. f Evening, 18 minutes after,

TH E SUN.

SOLEN QUIS DICERS FALSUN AtIDE.4O

LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, lam•

NVe !lava recdved the Moils of yesteraol
which arrived at a late hour, by expre,,s. It
contains no intelligence of political interest.
The latest quotation of Rentes on Wednesday
is, for the bikes gBf. 70c. ; for the Three**,
671. 80c.:—

ST PET En 11 ItGll, AL 5.

We are happy to communicate nothing but
good news to our readers.
The first army have already taken the oath or
fidelity to the Emperor Nicholas ; the same dutY
hai been performed by the army of Finland.
Ely an order, dated the elst of this month, the
General of Infantry, Baron Cogene, of \VUI'
temberg, has been appointed chief of the tegi"
ment of Taurede.

The imperial Court will leave off mourning lOC
morrow, owing to the Christmas Holidays, till 11'
27th.

JAN. 7.—By an order of the day, this morohl
the Emperor has testified his satisfaction to
Captain Pubytkoff.

WARSAW, AN. 11`
Prince Williatn of Prussia is arrived here ;
.
leaves tu•night for St. Petersburgh.

BERLIN, JAN• 17'
The Prince of Orange has left here for St'

Petersburg!).
The Entpe'ror of Russia passed in review, on
the 27th December, the garrison.
All letters from St. Petersburgh agree
of
stating, that the town of Kiew was the cent"
the Russian .Corbonati.

The quotation in our Stock Report of the pric.'
of Exchequer Bills,—which by no effort COO"
kept up at a premium—sufficiently HiustrOgs
the pressure on the Money Market. That, moil-

festly increases.
wed,
Every day some fresh stoppage is anunnt.-
and unfortunately, with invariable concomitant
anticipations, of further failures. it in 11°1r
known that early in January, there wasa very ge'
neral renewal of paper for 2 months, which 8111.
early
will consequently attain maturity rale
in Niarch.
That, certainly is a period at which there 14
an anticipation
l of greatly increased embarrass'
in

Mails arrived in Town this morning, bringing
Dutch and flamburgh Papers—tlo. former to tile
25th, and the latter, to -the 20th instant. Tile
Leyden Courant notices .a letter from Bailout
of the
64
state of things in Java have taken a mac,:
3d of September last, advising 44 that 07
" more favourable turn at the end of August
adding also, that the 44 Javanese had been fle
feated," and were" beginning 1,0 submit!"
The Amsterdam Courant, from which we qu°t:
this, Very justly requires some confirtnationolte.'

so satisfactory, " because the last unfavourable
4.4 accounts,receired by way of England, are of the
" 15th of September." The letter from Batavia,
dated October 1, which appeared in Tut: SUN of
yesterday, will doubtless render such confirm.
Cott still more desirable :

tEYDEIT, JAN. 2L
According to a letter from Batavia, of the 3d Sept. last (says
err Courant ), for the authenticity of which we can answer,
the state of things in Java had taken a much more favourable
turn at the end of August. The insurgents had been twice de-
feated with great loss, by which their courage has been greatly
dzn'Pe4. and the fear of bail consequences is much diminished
at Batavia. The Javanese, who have been induced to revolt,
h,lin to submit. " I consider," says the writer at the conclu-

nion-of his letter, " that the crisis is over; and although some
► must pus before tranquillity is restored, I believe we are
se gond as masters of the insurrection."
However willing we may be to give full credit to this satis-
factory newt, a conirmatiou of a later date is much to be de-
sired, because the last unfavourable accounts, received by way
or England, are of the 15th of September, and consequently
wove recent than the preceding.—(Anasitrdam courant.)

HAGUE, JAY. 21.
The Semnd Chamber of the States' General met yesterday
411 d 41-de3, but no business was done, there not being a sulE-
.
c'entnumber .of Members irresent. (The 101st article of the
Constitution decrees, that G Members must be present to con-
chute a Louse.)
ST. PETERISURGIT, JAN. 6.
On account of the Christmas holidays, the Court mourning
is "Vending till the 19th January. Several more officers have
lately been arrested. On the Ist of this month his 111ajesty
save an audience to the Diplomatic Body.
%le winter is very severe, the cold being at 15• to 13. by
Reatunnes thermometer, without any snow.—The trade of
Riga increased considerably last year : almost all the goods in
the magazines were sold.—The value of the exports to England
wee near 34,177,434 rubles ; to ):ranee, Portugal, and Spain,
'3135,345 rabies; to Holland, 2,457;252 rubles. The total
►save of exports was 57 millions.

J. 17.
Numerous Couriers from St. Petersburgh have arrived here,
and several have passed through on their wsy to Paris,
London, &C.
Prince Trubezkoi has brought to our Court the notification of
the accession of the Emperor Nicholas.
It seems that since the death of the Emperor of Russia, both
the Ministers and the Council of State have met very frequently

LIIPZItI, JAN. IS.

In consequence of the news of the plague having broke out
in 3lohlavia and Nirallachia, M. Adam Muller, the Austrian
Consul-General, has published a notice in our Journal, stating,
that the Emperor of Austria had ordered a military cordon to
be formed along the frontiers towards those principalities,
which is communicated for the satisfaction of the public who
frequent the fair.

The Prince of Anhalt Cothen has published a Proclamation
10 his subjects, informing them that he and his wife have em-
braced the Roman Catholic Religion, but that the rights of
hi' Protestant subjects shall be protected as heretofore.

EXCIIANGES ON LONDON.
iturrzunAm, JAN. '24.-40. 6. ; two months, 40. 2.
liAlktlitllloll, JAN. 20.-15. 10.; 2 Us., 35. 7.
LElrsto, JAN. M.—Three months, 6. 17.
BERLIN, JAN. 17.—Three months, 6. 28i.
VIENNA, JAN. 11.—Three months, 9. 56.

On Wednesday evening Mr. FENNIIST, the
King's Messenger, left town with dispatches
from Mr. Secretary CANNING to the Hon. FRE•
btltICK LAMB, our Ambassador at Madrid.
Yesterday, Prince PoLumic, the French Am-
bassador, hod a- long interview with Mr. Secte-
'try CANNING, at the Foreign Office.
The Earl of HAnnownY transacted business
YVsterday at the Foreign Office.
MALTA, Nov. 2.—We learn from Algiers,
under date of the 21st of September, that the
great preparations of the Regency for the extir-
-oa,ticu of the rebellious Kobyles have ended in
',"secmfiture ; and those inhabiting the coast
from Algiers to Bona set the Government at de-
fiance. The communication by land between
these two places is consequently cut off, and a
Courier, charged with dispatches from the British
ice-Consul at Bona to the Consul at Algiers,
:4(14 been murdered and his dispatches lost. The
`,Pat feeling continues to be manifested by that
1)
its towards the English Government and
'ts subjects.
Accounts of the Bth December, received yes-
terday from Zante, state that the Turkish and
` reek fleets had been in sight at intervals dur-
Ink a fortnight, and that some fighting had oc-
curred, hut with little mischief to either. Sub-
611cently, however, the Greek fleet, consisting
of about 40 sail of ships of ,war, had been seen
steering for the southward, and the Turkish fleet
was Supposed to have gone in the direction of
Alissolonghi, which place, being thus left to its
fate, 'could not, it was believed, hold out much
longer.'

Letters from Augsburg, received yesterday,
Mentions the failure of the eminent banking.
house of CARLI and Co. of that city.
fly letters of the 6th of December, received
yesterday from New Orleans, it appears that
much distress existed there, in consequence of
the small demand for produce on European ac-
count compared with the abundant supply which
the market was likely to receive.
Consuls for Hayti have been appointed by
Sweden and by liamburgh.
,
GIBRALTAR, JAN. s.—The Diadem transport,
Which sailed on the morning-of the Ist instant
for England, has put back, and some merchant-
vessels which sailed the same day have also put
back; one of them with some damage. They
also report that the south-west gale of the 3d in.
stant was most severe, with a tremendous sea. It
is supposed ittat all the vessels which sailed
after 10 o'clock that morning could not proceed
beyond Cadiz, and have consequently been
driven to the Mediterranean, with the exception
of those that preferred putting into port.
In the small parish of Wethersfield, in Lssex,
Ve persons have died within a fortnight of each
other, whose united ages amount to 369 years,
being an average of nearly 74 yearsviz. Thos.
Cordell, aged 73, Stephen Argent 72, Henry
hot 81, Mary Coots 771 and Mrs. Otley 66.

THE FUNDS.

Consols-----Yesterday closed - SO!

After the Close
This morning opened

The market opened this morning at 801—with
811 apparent preponderancy of buyers but
shortly dropped to 84 At this price, a Hebrew
puffed the market up to 80; 1. Some bargains
were effected at u> from which the price receded
to 80f to
At 1 o'clock the quotation was 80n.
The amount of business has been considerable.
It is now seen, that the grand Operator and his
sqlad, having yesterday sold largely at SON,
afterwards banged the market, and have been
playing upon the Jobbers. Money Stock is
again plentiful.
Bank Stack - . 214 i.
India Stock - - - 235.
India Bonds . - 7 9 5 put.

Exchequer 13111 s, £looo—par. 1 dia.
,C5Ol-1 pm. par.
£lOl-2 4 pm.
3 per Cent. Consols (foe Iccount) . 80
3 per Cent. Reduced . . . 81.
3i per Cent. Reduced 801.
New 4 per Cent. .
FOREIGN.

Foreign Securities flat ; very few transactiong,
and those at lower prices :—Columbian, 584 ;
ditto, 18'24, 581 ; Mexican 6 per Cents., GG4 ;
Peruvian, 4'2; Brazil, 63 ; Danish, 504 ; Greek,
141 ; Spanish, 194 ; Russian Bonds, 8-11.