The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-06 00:00:00

STOCKS

ELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Long Ann.... 197-16 t-l's
India Bonds oos. .59s-
Excheq. Bills 4 f, pr-
Cons. for Account 75

T.BRIDGE TO-31ORROW-
Evening, 26 minutes after 8-

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1821.

THE QUEEN.—At half-past ten &clock this
morning, Count VASSAL' arrived at Cambridge"
House, with the following BULLETIN :--
" The QUEEN has had some relief during the night, 04
the state of 11En .11.t.iEsTY is more favourable to-day.
" 11. AINSLIE.
W. G..IIATON.
" P. WARREN.
" H. HOLLAND.
" Branderburgh-HousE‘, 9, a. m."

The contents of the Paris Journals of Thurs.
day and Friday are of considerable importance.
M. de CHATELUBRIAND has resigned his saga"
tion of Ambassador to the Court of Berlin/
which completes the secession of the Ultras from
the French Ministry ; and it is rumoured that
the ntod6-js, or the party of the Duke de CAztsf
will return to office. The intelligence fr°°)
Germany leaves not a doubt respecting the
hostile intentions of Russia and Austria towards
the Porte. It is now confidently asserted
that the Cabinet of Vienna has received the
official notification of the Declaration of War
issued by Russia against the Porte, and that ill
consequence of that event, and in fulfilment 19f
existing treaties, Austria will place 30,000 I'l°l
at the disposal of the Emperor ALEX trln°3"
England it is said has again offered, in the most
formal manners her mediation to prevent hostili-
ties, but the effect of her interposition is not yet.
known. A report was in circulation at Frank-
fort that the English squadron in the Mediter-
ranean, under the command of Sir Gft.4o'l
MOORE, had sailed from Corfu to proceed uP
Dardanelles, which had produced considerable
agitation. The following are extracts :
‘' PARIS, Auo. 2.—Yesterday the King held a
Council of Ministers, which sat for two hours."
All the Ministers were present, with the excer
tion of MM. de Serre, de Villele, and Corbigre;
The Viscon it de Chateaubriand has resigned 111
functions as Minister Plenipotentiary to the
o I(it':
of Pruss:a.—lt has be n reported in one f
IJournals, that the Holy Sepulchre at Jeri'oleo
had been profaned, and that the Patriarch'to
botn
,
Clergy, and a multitude of Christians 0'
sexes had been either massacred or sold I°'
slaves ; but our foreign correspondence makes no

mention of any such event,
64 The Court of St. Petershupg and the Otto'
e
man Government have exchanged- their ultima-
tum. Both. Powers express th
desire of main-
taining peace, but it is apprehended that war i 5
inevitable.

" Several Journals have announced, ou ti'e
faith of letters from Turkey, that the DO' f
Tunishad refused to send his fleet into the Archl.
pelago to act against the Greeks. 'We knovr freul
good authority that the Dey of Tunis did n°t
f
refuse to comply with the application 0 the
-
Porte, but in reply stated that the irreparable
disasters which his fleet suffered during the
ref"
late hurricane on the coasts of Barbarf,
ri_
dered it impossible for him to aid the 1113
the
time operations of.the Sublime Porte agaill't
Greeks.

FDENCII FUNDS.
Aug. 1, Five per Cents.'

86 f. 6A c"

Bank Stock M 1527 1. 5° e.
" AUG. 3.—lt was lately, reported .on thedroo
change of Frankfort that the English-54°9f sir
in the Mediterranean, under the commaDd°, at
• :
Graham Moore, which had recently. arPvf oer
or
Corfu from Malta, had sailed from thc
port to proceed up the Dardanelles. • sot'
this report wanted confirmation, it prodaCe

withstanding, considerable agitation.

FRENCH FUNDS.
Aug. 2, Five per Cents.
Bank Stock ,1530 f. c•
ety
CC ODESSA, JULY 7.—We expect with a"%joar
the result of the categorical answer which ect.
Govern,rnent has sent to Constantinople resP
VI 44.
ing the complaints .of the Porte against'