The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-24 00:00:00

OA If AT ONE O'CLOCK.

PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS

ink Stock . . 215
per Cent. Red. 8O
rer Cent. Cons.
per Cent
itto Red BBl 9
per rent. New 97i 8 7
knk I.ong Ann.... 2e 1.1.6
idittstock
ink Bonds
Nth Sea Stock

Pittcyc OF FOREIGN F
•I►,trinn Bds,s per cent
I Bds

r-------- 1825
ii----- Scrip ..
ittenos Ayres lids
Aldan, llds, 6 per cent— —
lulotttl)Liti lids 6O 594
)0. do. 1024 ... 59i 8A 9 8.
litnihh, 6 per cent.
F le. 1825 ' litt
I ireek lids
)0. 1825
iustimala
n lido
)0. Ms ...... Q7i 4 7 4

Old Annt'uties
New Ditto
Ex. Bills 1000/.14d. I dis. par
Ditto SM. 11d. I pm. pas 3pm.
Ditto Small lid. .......
Ditto Advertised
Bank for-Acct.
India for Acct
Cons. lin Acct.

!YDS AT ONE O'CLOCK
Mexican Scrip
Neapolitan, 1824
Neapolitan Scrip
Peruvian Bonds,
Do. Scrip
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per cent.
Ditto New . 921
Russian, New, 5 p. et. fl-*5
Spanish IRA, per ct
1/123

French Renter, 5 p. c. —l. —c.
Exchange —f. —r.
-- 3 p. c.
--- Exchange

PRICES OF SIIALIES AT
Per
o.N t; O'CLOCK.
Share.
t,lraeilta' a Alining Company • • 9i
4 ;alien Peruvian Mining Company
' 21
°t°li La Paz i Peruvian Alining Association ,_ . and
1 i diS.
4911 lrish Mining Company —•‘ —
I.lliance Fire and Life Assurance Company ' 54
Hondur
Di NI : ,-.
tto, ~as cornarmepan tie l )artment
all
,provincial Bank oty Ireland

rtuk
Stock
kRICE OF IRH IS STOCKS, JAM. et.
tiot D
4nt eu• h per cent.... 8144 St. Patrick Insurance 1-4 am.
ff vz :en New do. 'lB National ditto ...............
Cu.' "clic, 34 per ct. 8814 Hibernian Bank 31 ills.
int Insis 3 per cent: Boi Fish Shares
c°Yal ("Ina Stock
..ranl2o Patriotic ditto -
nit: Canal Stock Royal Irish Mining- .......
Dig loln, 4 per cent New Brighton
t° Ditto, 6 per cent. ::: . Hibernian Gas Company

FOItEIGN WAILS.
AuntyEn.

Guernsey and Jersey
Gottenburgh
Hamburg))
Holland
France -
Malts
America -

Dun.
1

11.9 ‘VA'VER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
_ 15 minutes after 3.1 livening, 33 minutes after 3.

TIIE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICETIE F.4I,SUItI AUDE477

LONDON,
TUESDAY F,VENING, JANUARY 24. 182 G.

German Papers arrived in town this morning.
The, are barren of news, but contain two Pro-
clamations from the Emperor NicnoLts. Jn
the first, after referring to the Manifesto pub.
lisped on his accession, the EMPEROR assures the
Poles that his Government will be merely
11 Continuation of the Government of ALEx4 NDERs
and that he will observe the Constitution to the
Inmost of his power. What may be the value
of this assurance we pretend not to estimate
``presuming, as we do, that the will of the
Emperor of Itossih, in Warsaw will be no
.Iless absolute, thao in St. Petersburgh, or
l‘loseew. The second document is the con-
firmation of Prince JOSEPH ZAJOUTSCHAK,
General of Infantry, as Viceroy of the kingdom of
Poland. CONSTANTINE still continued at War.
laws but was expected in a few days to set out for
St. Petersburgh. Notwithstanding the professions
of entire satisfaction with his people, which are
IlUdinnSly introduced in every official Document
"sued by
the Emperor, it appears from communi-
cations received through the medium of merchants,
that the late insurrection in St. Petersburgh, was
of a Mare formidable character than has been ad-
flitted. More than forty persons of rank above
the
pcommon class, had been arrested at St.
elPrsburgh, and from the disclosures made on
their examinations, several others would follow

POLAND.
According to accounts from Warsaw the garrison and all the
Authorities of that capital took the oath to the Emperor
Nicholas on the 2dof January.
'Hs Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, on this
et, !salon, left the Belvidere for the first time since the death of
ill Majesty Alexander, and received in person the oath of the
b
'lntim Regiment* of the Guard, for his Majesty the Emperor
licholaso The Polish Guards took the oath to General Kra.
ainakl .
; the other regiments to the respective Generals of Dm .-
41°4* The Senate assembled in the palace to take the oath t the ,
Other Authorities in their Bureaux.
On the same day the Manifesto of the; Emperor. Nicholas 1.,
ill which he announces his 'accession to the throne, was pub.
164(1 at Warsaw,'with the supplemeot belonging to It. • The
Warsaw Journal (Monitor iiiir.,:azetki) of the 2d instant con
t44ls also the two following Imperial Proclamations relative to
Poland ,

141ract frornthe Protocol of the (Vice of Secretary of Stole of

the Kingdom of Poland.

We, by the grace of God, Nicholas 1., Emperor of All the
44448, King of Poland, &c. &C. ecc., to all and every one
it may concern, considering the Ist and 3d articles of
lit Constitution, which prescribed irrevocably the union of the
kingdom of Poland with the Russian Empire, and in the same
%ler of succession, we ordain the Manifesto which we issued on
thsl2th (24th) of tills month to all our subjects, without exception
ccmitoort to our Kingdom of Poland, we therefore order the,
hblication of the said Manifesto in that kingdom, and the ob.:
lePvance of the directions contained in it relative to the oath of
411eRiance to be taken tons, as well as in respect m the date of
Wession.

Poles! tire have already signified that it is our unalterable
ai r ghat our GovernMent may be merely a continuat4o9 of the
?oternrnent of his Mujeaty the Emperor and King Alexander
I• of glorious memory. t and we thereby also declaTe that the
institutions which he i;aVe you shall be maintained. In conse-
i"ore, I swear and prOmise before Clod, that I.will observe

the Constitution, and cause it to be observed to the utmost of

my power.
Implore God's blessing for us, and help_ w' with that de.
votedness and confidence ,(which we expect from you as a
valuable legacy of the late SoVereign,-whose loss we lament),
in the exercise of the difficult duties imposed upon us, and be
convinced that we, penetrated with the sentiments of our pre.
decessor towards you, will constantly, and with equal good
will, give you proofs of our most sincere loyal regard.—Given
at our Imperial Palace in St. Petersburgh, the 13th (25th) of
December, in the year of Grace 182 f, and the first of our reign.
(Signed) NICHOLAS.

I
Extract from the Prmtocol tithe Secretary (( Stute's Office of
the King4oni of Poland.
We, by the grace of God, Nicholas 1., Emperor of All the
Russias, and King of Poland, &c., &c., considering that the
course of the administrative and judicial affairs of our kingdom
of Poland cannot suffer a temporary interruption without injury
to the welfare of the country and to the public service, We
have resolved, and resolve—
Art. 1. The General of Infantry,Prince Joseph Zajoutschek,
is confirmed in his dignity as the Viceroy of the said kingdom,
and in his fupctions,acFording to the Royal full powers granted
to him the 17th (23th) March, 1818.
2. The Officers of the Administration arc also retained with.
out exception, and are to continue in the exercise of their
respective functions.
3. The Tribunals will continue without interruption to ad-
minister justice in our name.
4. We charge our Viceroy with the execution of this Ordi-
nance which shall he inserted in the Bulletin of the Court.
Given in our Imperial Palace at tit. Petersburgh, the I;th
(26th) of December, the year of Glace, 1825, and the first of
our reign.
NICil 0 LAS.

(Signed)

On the 3d January 7'e Dcunt was performed at Warsaw on
the accession of the Emperor Nicholas, and the general mourn-
ing for the late Emperor commenced.
It was generally said at Al'arlaw, that his Imperial 'lig!).
ness the Grand Duke Constantine would set out in a few days
for St. Petersburgh.—(Au:trials Observer, Jan. 12.)

There is an arrival of ealcuita Papers, but
they do not bring any intelligence of more recent
date than had been previously received. There
are price Currents of the date of July 7th.

A series of Journals was received this morning
from Port-au-Prince to the 13th November, but
their contents are not of much interest.

THE Lotto CHANCCLLOIL.—We regret to state
that the intli•position of his LordNhip has in-
creased rather than ditninished. Ilis Lordship
passed a eery bud night, and was worse this
morning.

•
STIRLING AND lionsot.t.'s BANK.—This highly
respected firm, the last of the banking-houses
in
the metropolis who were compelled to suspend
their payments during the late severe financial
convulsion, has been the first, of those who have
not absolutely resumed their business, to make
a dividend of one.third of the whole of their
account, which was punctually paid yesterday,
to the infinite satisfaction of every claimant.
We are happy to add, that this honourable and
respectable firm is likely very soon to resume bu-
siness, with the cheerful countenance anti support
of all its present creditors.

The Earl o►f LtvFneow, and the CHANCELLOR
Of the ExcutuatiEtt arrived in town yesterday
morning front Coombe \Vood and Beckenham ;
and it is understood the Ministers► have come to
i.ondon for the season.

Yesterday the Fit FINCIT A MDASSA Dort and
AsteatcAN MuitsTEit transacted business at the
Foreign Office, _ .

Yesterday mor►►ing Mr. Secretary PITA, left
,own on a visit to tl►e Duke of Wr.t.t,INQTOM.

Yesterday Mr. WAnnAce, the Muster of the
Mint, transacted business at the Treasury.
The ItUssi A N AMUA.SSAOOIk received a commu-
nication yesterday .from Mr. Secretary CAN SING.
Ic is said Mr. STUART WoRTI.EY, jun., and Mr.
Af.“.ANDER BARING are to Move and Second the
Address io the (louse of Commons to the KING,
on the opening of the Session of Parliament.
Cards of invitatiou have been issued by the
Earl of LIVERpOOL and Mr.Secretnry CANNING,
for parliamentary dinners on the day previous to
the meeting of Parliament.
Letters from Madrid of the 9th instant state,
that an additional export duty of 20 dollars the
butt has been imposed on Xeres, or Sherry wine.
'Extract of a letter dated Port-au-Prince,
Nov. 30,:—" Nothing has been said lately with
respect to the French, treaty, and it is now ge-
nerally believed that the full oxporl duty will be
required from the French as well as from others.
They will be allowed the half import, but that
will be the only point in their favour ; and if so,
the disadvantages to the English merchant will
bp alogether so formidable."
The letters received, yesterday from Maccles
field and Congieton describe a state of distress
among the journeymen silk weavers truly cala-
mitous. Meetings of the principal inhabitants
had been called to devise means for relieving it,
but the extent of the evil left little hope of their
proving effectual.
DARING BUItGLAIIY.--On Stinday forenoon
the family of Mr. George Willingham, solicitor,
of 13, Park-road, Regent's-park, quitted their
house tonttend divine service, but on their return,
about one o'clock, found the linie, had been
entered and plundered of about 1001. worth of
plate, .'jentellery, apparel, money, and
Among the stolen property were 4 variety of
rings and curious pieces of gold. In their
hurry the robbers overlooked thirty sovereigns,
which were in a drawer from
which they had taken
noire ,e artiel
ST The. gang roust have watched the
family out, and then: climbing over a wall, ob-
tained 4 ready access 'to the interior
of the build-
ing, by the application'of burglarious implements.
Information had been lodged in. Marylabone
office, and a vigilant inquiry instituted. A large
reward is offered for information, -

THE FUNDS.

Consots—Yestrday closed
A tier the'Close

801;

801

This wonting opened -
The Market. began this morning with Consols
at 84 but shortly 41-climad to 8011. At oua
o'clock the gnotation, was 808.3
per Cent. Reduced
ti per Cent. Reduced
New 4 per Cent.
Bank Stoik
India Bonds
Exchegtver BUN .1;1000,1 die. par.
£.OO-1 di*. par.
.ilOO-1 pm. par. 3 pm.
In Consols there has been hut little business,'
but in 31 reduced and new Fours the trattsac.
tions have been numerous. This is the first
transfer day in those Funds, and to-morrow is
.
kept as a holiday at the Bank, which circum.;
stances have occasioned an unusual degree Or
business.

. R 44.
. 894.
- 971.
. 215.

6 3 ing,