The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

'NUS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

' Neapolitan, 1884
Permian Ronda ?9✓s
Portuguese Bondi —
Prussian, 5 per cent. noai
Ditto, New —
Russian, New, 5 per cent.
Spanish, 1821, 5 per cent. S"lt Si f 4
141 Z
French Reines, 5 p. e. —f —r.
-- Exchange
----. 3 per cent. , —t. —c.
-- Exchange

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Anglo Chilian Mining Corn Company
" Whing'Companyl:m l5 12

PItICE OF IRISH
4.14 Stock • . .
----
P,,or. Stock, 33 per cent Wi Mi
tt"`,New -
New „, . 94i
6'4'. Deb. 3% per cent. .89 9%i
'ont ,
( 0.3. 3 per cent _
, q)4l Canal Stock 4
t","ad Cr 4141 Stock '
li'.' b..... 1?. Dek 4 per cetit.
rwltit Office Deb. 4 per rent —
----,...

,TUCKS, JUNE 8.

St. Patrick Insurance
Royal Irish Ditto
National Ditto
Patriotic Ditto .
Hibenitan Bank
Provincial Ditto
Royal Arish Mine
Imperial Mine .
Fish Shares
'New Brighton .

Attired. M A
2 ntiblin Due.
0
2 Waterford 0
t) liuernsey & Jeracy 0
0. Lisbonl
; Gotlonhnrgh 0
I lianatnirgh
II ilnlland
I_ France, 4
--........_

Arrived. Due.
1 Flanders 0
O Jamaica
O Leeward Islands
O Malta 0
O America 0
0 Brasil l►
O Buenos Ayres. I)

Kr., WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-,MORROW.
....... 7 minutes after ,7. Evening ~..... 36 minutes after 7.

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1826.

?tench Papers down to Friday, with the Etoile,
(14ted SatUrday morning, reached us last night,
The Etoile of the preceding day *announced that
the bivan had confirmed, Jti writing, its verbal
teptance of the Russian Ultimatum; and the Austria);
Obi
.erve r, received in Paris on the 9th, mentions,
the despatch of the REIS EFFENDI, assenting to
llk-Russian Demands, was delivered to M. Mrs-
641Actv, on the 14th of May. The Journal desDe-
-14. had stated, that most serious discussionS,
sPectin the restitution of the fortresses in Asia had
t t`ttietied the delivery of this despatch ; but the Etoile
t;l3'tradicts this statement, and adds, that the issue of
eetlegociations will be pacific, and that what Europe.
flies for Creeks,. will be attained through the
the
4greement of the. "Great Powers." The Courier
11:"jeflis mentions, a report, .than. the Chamber of
"1.8 had decided for a more ample enquiry in the
br of Ouvn MID. • "
N of•the'se PaperS will be. found in another
ueni, '
thhe lks r, Os. Julia 9,—„Five per Cents, 971. the.
!i4„, Po (:;4*a, Rank stock 20S0 ; Reran
721, ; Spanish:ditto, ; , Royal Spanish Loan, 474,

. •
'rum and Flanders Papers have also reached us.
A" 4fide from Vienna, Of the 30th May, Atates
tk
ci arrival in that city of the Archduchess MARIA
t 8
4iOU (widow of NAPOLEON BIIONAPARTE),
thatlll- Soli; the young Duke of REICIISTADT,
11%
Oh his way to ,Vienna to meet her.
;
It
'4 with great regret Ihßt 'Care informed by the
nwing article from,St.:Petersburgh, dated the 27th
a
a the death of •Viscountess STRANGFORD
the With May died here 11*y STamfuroin, wife of the
ytit':ri Ambassador at this Court, after a severe illness, caused
t (;,!°Yage during the Winter, when she was in an advanced
',Pregnancy. Slut was not , yeaii of age, and leaves
t.144,_ the younest only months old. She eras a
r mother, an affectionate wife, and a pattern ()revery temale
,

Ve regreu t, that our limits will not.permit us to give
ail 4,,
1"lot of the swearing in of the Right Honour-
OA,
ItoftEtur PEEL, on Saturday, asafreeman of the
erchyttnt . .
'Taylor's CompanY, and of the dinner given
~614-arils by the Company to that Gentletnin, at
the LORD CHANCELLOR, and a number of
''Dished persons were present;
•
44t
1:1 Company, which has ever been distingUished,,
tow. °re for. ts loyalty, than for its discrimination, in
errilig its freedom on public Men, had on the 20th
11)61, resolved unanimously-
-110,,, r
it'll the Freedom of this Company be presented to the Right
141111040 Peel, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State 'for
Nha,li't Department, in testimony of the high opinion enter-
tet,ht "Y this Court of the firmness and uniform consistency of
et exhihitati by that Hon. Gentleman, as a Statesman, in
it'lc ntenanCe of those principles upon which the Constitution,
its admirable form, moat , ever rest for eitpixtrt;•—of
41d1.1itrip .diserintinaticm and learning evinced by him as a
otrator, in .the -,:revision anal condensation of the numerous
rtes relating to the fin 'nation of Juries, anal the criminal jtt.
t,lldenee of this country; and of the brilliant talent, the in-
tytable zeal, and the inflexible integrity, displayed by him, in
tjeoucharge of the many ardttone said important duties attached
' elevated and responsible situation which he now holds, with
Wrath honour. to himself, and benefit to the kingdom at large.'
Whatev • difference of opinion may be entertained
411 It 4gard to Mr. PEEL's sentiments on one question,
ho hutat admit that he is eminently deserving of the
lourahle praise bestowed. upon, him in this doeu-
tilttht, and such a spontaneous proof of the high sense
tkettained of his•services-by Corporation, venerable
kiv.,
tit
itsi antiquity, and conspicuous for its zeal, in the
incerne
of sound learning, and for its attachment
1.4 and constitutional principles, can hardly be
1:1it grstifyitig to the Right ;Hon. Gentleman him-
Mau tt .will be to the public at large, who ad,
Ikbe his and appreciate his talents, character, , and his
%Ise ,•
Ott

4 -4 ligaderti will have observed' by ourlaturday's
\it'"rt of proceedijagit un Chancery, that certain Scotch
641eirien were introduced to the LORD CHANCEL-
It, Cid took the 'usual oath to qualify them, to
e e
i tt:. the elibuing eie-dion of to sixteen Representa-
,Neeri of Scotland. -Oor better informed conteni.
stie—Y.,; 'the (:`ourier, Atatp4 the fact differently, b)
14,i-14i. that ilium Nokkic, worn sworn prr.?r to
luck til'cintg their. seatoviWhemew Parliament and
kent itt t authoritrof this Journal, that its state-
Was adopted-by Abr.-Pull, "and other Papers,
lit
Comment.
we need not point out ,lhe ignorance which this

paragraph betraya,and which we should not have
expected to be exhibited by; any of the ,diurnal press. -

Mr. ~Alclerinan GA ItRA TT retired from the City
contest on Saturday afternoon. The -officious zeal of
injudicious friends, by proposing him after he had
signified that he had no intention to stand, and when
nearly all votes must have been promised, placed him
in a very awkward situation, and we think he acted '
with perfect propriety in resigning as soon as be found
that the power of his personal friends did not equal
their zeal. We lament that Mr. GARRATT had not
come forward at an earlier period, as we have always
considered him to be a proper person to repre-
sent London ; and we are satisfied that if he
had done so a few weeks ago, there would have
been little doubt of his success, to • the exclusion of.
some one of the lesS qualified candidates for the ho-
nour of the City Representation. Mr. Alderman
THOMPSON on Saturday shot a-head of Mr. WAITH-
MAN, and obtained that station on the poll which we
expect he will fill to the end of the -struggle ; and, al-.
though Mr. WA RD
,and the Loitti MAYOR were con-
siderably behind Mr. WAITHMAN, we can hardly be-
lieve that,sound sense and right principles are so much
wanting in the City, as to render it probable that either
of those gentlemen will be beaten. •

We have given in another column a correspondence
which has taken place between the respective COM-
mittees of,Mr. BANKES and Mr. GoULBURN, on a
proposition made by the former, that- a comparison
should take place between the list of promises made to
each of those Gentlemen, and that the candidate which
should then be found to have received the smallest
number of promises, should withdraw his pretensions
to represent the University of Cambridge. It appears
to us that, after the pledge made by Mr. GOULBURN
that he would proceed to the poll on the 13th instant,
it was impossible that he could accede to the proposal
—but the effect of the perseverance of both these
candidates will probably be to re-seat Lord pAr.-
).11YRSTON.

"We'have received this.forenoon the. Austrian Observer of the
Slat ult., hut its contents have been anticipated by the French
Papers. It iichiefly filled with accounts of the disasters of the
Greeks. We are happy, however, to find it stated, in contradic-
tion of other reports, that nearly 6,000 women and children in
Missolanghi were saved. Anarchy and alarm reign in Napoli di
RoMania. Ku/am:ono*To is said to have laid down hi* office,
and returned to Hydra. Colonel FABVIEWS corps have reaolved
to return to Napoli for the defence of that fortress.
The Dutch Papers of the lath have likewise reached us thi:
morning, but are wholly uninteresting

IICHANOT ON LONDON.
AmsrgaDAm, Jvwx 9.-40. 7. to 40. 9. ; Iwo months, 40. t.
to 40. 6.

Private letters from Vienna state that the Janissaries demanded
that five captains taken at Alissolonghi should be hung at Para,
before the English and Russian Palace. On the 12th May the
Turkish Commissioners had not set out for Bucharest.

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve o' Clock this Day.

We have nothing.particular to remark the state of the Funds,
during the last week, except the fact of the sale of a large quantity
of Exchequer Bills by the Bank Broker, which, has materially
altered the state of the Money Market, and has, besides, filled the
speculatorslor a rise of Stocks with great apprehensions—for the
public cannot fail to recollect, that the fall of stocks during the
letter part of last year, and the derangement of the Money Mat ket,
Were pr9perle4 by large sales of Exchequer Bills from the same
quarter. Not, that, in our apprehension, there is the slightest
reason to suppose that there is any serious cause for alarm ; but
the Bull party appear to have beeh selling a part of their Stock,
and hence the depression in Stocks, which opened in the early
piirt 'of the week at tiOft, and on • Saturday' were done as low as
80k, but finally closed at finii
•

There liar been a slight improventent in Mexican Stock, in MO-
roquenee of the arrival of specie to pay the next October Dividends;
Colombian Stock remains the name ; in neither of these Stork%
nor indeed in any of the I.`tireign Securities, is there much busi-
ness doing. The same may be said of the Share Market. In-
deed, the latter seems totally forsaken.

The Funds have been quite inactive and scarcely any business
doing. Three per Cent. Consols opened at 8011 and have' con-
tinued with little variation at that price to Rol. The same dull-
ness exists in the Foreign market, where every thins is 'without
interest.

. ,
Three per Cent. Cons° shut; Ditto, for Account, flog,
3 per Cent. Reduced,' 70} ; Exchequer Bills, 0,7, pm. ; 4 per
Cent.- Scrip, Ik, pin. ; India Stook for opening, 23$ ; Bank
Stock, 200,' 201. . •

Fomarr, FtiNns.—Mnican, 5 per Cent., 024, 3 ; Ditto,
6 per Cent., 611, 2i; Colombian, 1824, 40i, 1; Brazilian,
56i, 7; Russian, 801, :; Chaim, 401, 1*; BuenosAyres, 60,
2; Greek, 14k.
Maras.—Anglo-mexican, 20, dis. ; Anglo-ebilian, 5, 4 die.;
Brazilian, 7,6, die. ; General Mining Association, I, die. ; Pasco
Peruvian, 10, 9, dia. ; Tlalpuxahua, par ; Colombian, 7,8, pee
Share; Bolivae, 6,7, pm, ; Real del Monte, 45, dia.

One p' Clock.

Th. Consol market, with remained steady on the previous
hour at 804, 1, for Account; has, within the last half-hour,
somewhat receded, and have been done at 801, 4, owing to a quan-
tity of Exchequer Bills having been thrown on the market at ss.
as well as some Reduced sold at 79i.

Two a Poch.

The eonsid illarket remains in the same state it on the previous
hour, at Soft fbr the Account. Buyers and. Sellers with little
doing ; Reduced The Kreign 'Market remains 'very
inactive,

THitEE Q4cLocK,
CQnsols,have fallen to 80f and heavy.
FOURvo'CLOCK---CLOSING PRICES.
Consols Danish Bonds 561
Do. for O. 80g- Greek 'Bonds 1825 141
Brazilian Bonds--- IViexicanßonds 1825, 61
Buenos Ayres Peruvian Bonds 29i
Chilian 40 Russion Bonds 80i
Columbian, 1824, 40 Spanish 8

Mating Accounts have been received from Rio de Janeiro to the I et of
April,
that it had been determined, on receipt of the neve
of the death of the King of Portugal, that the Kulress and the
young Prince should'proceed to Portuial, and pltt bkraelf at the
head of the Regency.

CITY ELECTION.

STAT:

OF THE POLL AT
RLIVRN TWILVE OIL iv()
Alderip'►an Thompeon I A2O 1444 1856 19
Alderman Waitlunan •• • 1097 1200 1575
Alderman Wfx'd I "lih 1153 1381 11'!
Mr.. Ward
97'1 tose' ins 1899
,T 11• Lord Mayor ..... 032 1031 1161 1307

SOUTHWARK ELECTION.

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