The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-03 00:00:00

PRIVATIL

Second Readings for This Day.
Sunderland Improvement; Birmingham and Warwick,
Kil-
mallock and Charleville, ,Flint and-Eniss Ferry, and Farnham
and Vctersfield Boa& ; Loughton'aud Norwell Inclosures.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of NORTHUMBERLAND.
GENTLEMEN,
THE result of yesterday's Poll has established
my, confidence in the reception you gave me, has con-
firmed my belief that the sacred trust of your representation
would never be delegated as a piece of family property.
The only grounds on which my adversary attempts- to justify
his opposition, seem to be his relationship to your late excellent
Member. My prospectS are founded on the ireat public 'cause
which I stepped forward to protect, and upon thou principles
which it is equally my pride to assert, and your interest to
maintain.
I exhert, I intreat the remaining Freeholders of the County
to secure rite, by their unanimous Suffrages, froth the disho-
nour of being made a victim to broken promises 141.14 misplaced
confidence.
I await your assistance, and look forward to victory.
I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful servant,
HENRY THOMAS LIDDELL.
•
Committee-room, Alnwick, Feb.

' PRICE OF STOCIi,B THIS
liankStpck -
3 per Cent. Red. -
3 per Cent. ('0n0.... 751 6 1 6
3$ per Cent. ., 8414
Ditto Red 1
4 per Cent. New
Boni( Long Ann. ..
India Stock • --- ,
' Ditto Ilotb,, 4p. c. 5 3 din.
South Scu Stock

i)AY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Old Ammities
New Ditto
Dk. Bills 10001.2 d.
itto, 5001. 2d. ..
. Inn. var
Ditto Small )

Ditto Advertised '
Benk for Acct.
India for Acct.
cons. for Acct. 75 6 5 61

PRICES OF FOR lON F
ntiNtri an Bds, 5 per cent
Brazilian 11xls
Buenos Ayres lids
Milian, 11(15, I; per cent —
C,' ilonibinn 11. Is
1)0. 11124 .15:1} 6,1 6
Danihll, 3 per cent
fireek Ns —
1)o. 1825
(luatirnala
Mexican this. 5 p. c.
Do. 1825, 6 p. c.... tiOi i 04

I)S AT orir. O'CLOCK. •
Neapolitan, 1824 ...
Portivian Bonds • 32
Pottuguese Bonds ......
Prutimian, L per cent.
Ditto New
Russian, New, sp. c. 73;1 3
sponisli 1821, sp. c 9i
-- 1823
French Itentes, 5 p. c. —f. —c.
Exchange ... —c.
p. c.
Exchange

PRICES or SHARES AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Pe'r Share.
0109

Brazilian Mining Company
Bolivar Mining Company
19 In
British iron Company
ct
Mica Peruvian Mining Company
New United Mexican Mining Company
Welch Iron and Coal Mining Company 16
2 1
B mtiL
irmingha anivetpool Itillway 1 •
'.
British Bock and Pittent Salt Company 0
Irish Alanufactory Company . :
..

. .
. -
ilticr, OF I KUM s'r.)i.; Ks, mt. QS. ' •
flank Stock • 9;37 Mining.Conipany
Gov.- Deb. 3A per cenc.... 11814 St. Patrick Insurance
4 per cent. New d 0,... 414 t: :National ditto •
Gov. Stock, 3i) per ct 05. Ilibanian Bank . ,ii
Consols 3 percent.
---
Royal Canal Stock 7ni Patriotic ditto .
Granc.t Canal Stock
Ditto Loan, 4 per cent.
Ditto pito, f; per „nt. .., ..... Hibernian Cias•Company ~._.

FORKIGN NAILS.
AiII1IvE1). 1)ti1::.
(luernacy and .Jersey - 0 2
',labor] ' - - - 0 1
Gottenburgh - - 0 1
di °

liamburgli
Holland -
Flanders -
Frame

1
0
1 0

"If WATER A.T LONDON BRIDCIII To-moititqw.
1\1(.1'1611g, 41 minutes after 11). j Nvenins, 21 minutes after 11.

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-1.4 IN •

SOLLM QVIS WC ET FALS UM AU DE.IT

.LONDON,
FRIDAY EVAATING, MARCH 3, MM.

Although sanguine expectations are still enter-
lained by many, that the app:ication of the three
fmillion,;proposed to be advanced by Ole Bank,
,eireditrOly restore confidence, the con-
tinued gloom a the. Money Market naturally
excites an apprdiensioo, that three millions
sterling, bear so small propoOlon to the wants of
this emergency, that effectual rei;:f will not be
given by the measure. In the SUN of the 27th'
of December. last, we stated that the relief
afforded by fregi issues of Bank Notes, had in
fptu teen da),„,it creased the circulation from 7 to
g millions sterling. A Parliamentry return of
Bank-note issues, she's our information at
-that period to have been perfectly accurate.
On that ,3a of December the amount of Bank
notes was 17,477,294, and on the 24th
of the same month 25,709,4251., being an
increase, of between eight and nine millions
Sterling That the effect of such increase

was Most salutary, is certain, but taking into
""iderntion the increasing embarrassments
of commerce,from that period—we are irresistibly
led to the inference, that an advance of three
millions Kill not afford relief adequate to the ei-
ting pressure. •

An Express from Paris arrived to-day at a lat
hour, bringing the last quotation of Rentes—
Fives, 081. 65c. ;
Threes, G4f. 70c. The only

intelligence is, a lettorsaid to Lave been received
at Antwerp, announcing the restoration of tran-
quillity in Java.

A Flanders Mail arrived this morning, bringing
Papers from the Hague, and Brussels. Their con-
tents are not of great political interest. Accounts
are said to have been received from Batavia,
-Which encourage a hope that the insurrection in
Java will be speedily.
.suppressed. Volunt,eers
arc nevertheless marched off to the different ports
for embarkation. What may be the inducements
now held out for citizens of the Seven United
Proviuces,to engage in what has hitherto been con-
siderett the most odious of all'military service,. we
are not told. It is well known, that previous to the
establishment of • the present Government of the
Netherlands, Volunteers for the Dutch East
India service, were kidnapped by CriMpsi.
avowedly employed by the Dutch East Ina
(lie Company, and conveyed by forCe on
board of the transports 'destined to convey
them to the fatal climate of Batavia. 'l'lle ap-
propriation of houses or lands, being private
property, to the service of the State, has given
rise to a debate in the Second Chamber of the
States General. A proposed law on the subject
was opposed in the Chamber, on the ground of
its not affording the subject, security against
arbitrary ejectment from his property. . The Law
was finally rejected by a majority of 3 to 1.
The grounds on which objection was taken to the
law are not stated, and we are not a little curi-
ous to see the proposed regulations of the Measure;
kVhere public advantage requires the relinquish-
ment of property—the principle of ample; re-
muneration to the owner is obvious; we have,
indeed, always thought that, in addition
to the actual value'of property dins taken for the
public advantage,' there ought to ,be a further
consideration for the forcible dispossession of a
proprietor as a pretium gifectionis

HAGUE, FEB. 24.

In the Second Chamber of the States General there was an
interesting debate on the project of law relative to " expropria•
tion for the public advantage." •
The law was very decidedly opposed by several Members, as
not afibrding the subject security against being arbitrarily
ejected from his property, when required for the use of the
State. Some Members moved that a special law should be ne.
'cessary -on every occasion when a citizen was to be deprived of
,his house or land for the public service. The law was finally
rejected by a majority of GO to 20. His Majesty will be re-
quested to reconsider it.

BRUSSELS, FEB. 27.

. •
We learn by a letter from the Hague that ihe most recent
private accounts received from Batavia are extremely setisfac-,
tory, and it is hoped that the insurrection which has broken out
among part of the nation of Java will be soon suppressed. On
the other hand,'an appeal made to the minter.), diVisions has
been well received. A good number of volunteers haw; ofi'erol
to serve in the East Indies : they will be marched to the ports
where they are to embark. Under the Oovertnuent of the Re-
public of the Seven Provinces it was also customary, on urgent
occasions, to invite volunteers from
.the army ; but thus only
mercenaries were obtained, whereas now they are citizen sol-
diers, animated by love of their country.
rk 3.1, 28—M. Chad, MinliterPleuipotentiary of his Bri!an-
nie Majesty to the Court of Saxony, passed through this ci:y
to-day, on his way from Linden to Dresden: The Carl:l.:the
Oazette publishes an account of the amount of the gold and
silver procured by washing the sand of the Rhine, fro;n which
it appears that the produce annually increases. The Govern.
ment paid for it in 11122, 7,040 florins ; in 1823, 11,400 ; and
in 182-,16,890.

Private letters from Petersburgh, in a foreign journal, men-
tion thitty.five commanders of corps or superior officers in the
prison of that capital, on account of the late conspiracy.-..
(Brunel. Papers, March 2.)

Rio Papers have been received to the hill of
January by a Brazil Mail. They are f,ilent a&
to any further military operations in the Banda
Oriental.

The following is nn extinct of a letter from
Rio de Janeiro, dated Dec. 31

Rio DE JANEIRO, DEC. 31.

We have learned from the passengers and captain of the
galley Maria Jose, from Lisbon, which was taken by the pl.
vatccr Lavellega, that his Most Faithful Majesty ratified on
the 14th November the treaty recognizing our independence.
This event hes Ccused great joy among the inhabitants
of that capital, who spontaneously illuminated their houses for
three days, loth, 16th, and 17th November. This condnet of
the inhabitants of Lisbon proves. their conviction of the justice
;,,fpur cause.

We have received a Piedmontese Gazelle of
the '2lst ult., from which the following is an
extract:—

The Roman Journal, the Notizie dcl Giorno,• has, uptiv
the head of Persia., the following article :—" Prince Abbas
Alirza has at length given permission, by a finnan, to Air.
Wolf, an Englishman, to open a School of Belles Let.
tre: in the city of Tauris. Thus that great empire may, after
the lapse of so many ages, again rise from the state of bar.,
barism into which it has been sunk, and recover its rank among
Civilized nations."—(Gascita Pienundese, Feb: 214

We yesterday noticed a report of the intended
departure of Count LIEYEN, for St. Petersburgh,
which it now seems was not a groundless rumour.
Count lacy 01 is certainly about to return to his
own Court—
with what view— mor fro what par-
ticular cause,of course,cannot at present be known
to the public. That this diplomatist should
no quickly follow the Duke of WELLINGTON
may be thought the most mysterious circulmtance,
connected with this unexpected movement.

TUT F
Cousols—Yestarday, closed x .76 761
After the Close •
This morning opened - 751-

The market closed yesterday, with every up,
pearance of decline—there being, in fact, nothing
to encourage hope, either as regards the state
of the political, or commercial world.
The sudden departure of Count LIMN fur
Petersburgh—the doubtful result of the pro-
posed advances by the Bank—the incertitude of
Mr. ROBINSON'S decision, as to the funding of Ex
chequer Bills—with the sinister anticipations 01
the 4th of March—all tend to deepen the gloom
which, hangs over the Funds. The Market
for Consols opened heavily this morning at 754.
Ai
declined to 74, then rallying, went up to 7ue
and at one o'clock was quoted 76 fr. The
transactions have been numerous, but of inconsi-
derable amount. It is not indeed expected that
any considerable operation will be undertaken,
until the probable fate of the Unfunded Debt
shall have been ascertained. ,`

Although a general opinion prevails that Mi-
nisters must fund Exchequer Bills, many, of long
experience on the Stock Exchange,doubt that the
expedient of a Loan will be resorted to ; and
iu the event of such measure being adopted,
they anticipate but a very small amount of Ex-
chequer Bills being funded. This feeling leaves
the market in a more natural state than it might
otherwise be, for it cannot be doubted, that, if
was the Minister's determination to take a
large portion of the floating Exchequer Bills
out of the Market---influential operations
would begin to work the Market down. Money
Stock continues scarce, and the Market is in a
most fidgety state, from the general anxiety for
the fate of the immense mass of paper falling due
this day, and to-morrow.

Bank Stock

India Stock . . . . . 2301.
India Bonds - . 3.dis.
3 per Cent. Consols (Money) . 7t.
Ditto (Account) .
3 per Cent. Reduced I shut.
3b per Gent. Reduced
New 4 per Gent. - • - • 9l;.

Exchequer Bills, XlOOO
161)0 2 pui.. pa. I pni. par.
4:100

FOREIGN.
Itt South Americtin, the little business effected
has been al a fractional advance.
Yesterday. This day.
454 - . Colombian 1621. 46
CO . :Mexican 6 per Cent. . . 604 -. •
30 - Peruvian - 32.
- . (heck - 10

. . Spanish . -Io
Itussian Botta Ciuve thralti-ed firm 731 to 73
ex thy.

SHARES.

Brafilian, 6 dis.; Bolivar, 61 pm.; British
iron, 12 dis. ; Pasco, 5 dis. ; United . Mexican
(New), 1 pm.; Birmingham and Liverpool Rail-
way, 11 ills. ; Australian, pm. ; Rock Salt,
pm.; Irish Manufactory, tlis,

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY ELECTION.
V.10.11T/1 DAY'S POLL, MAUCH 1.
For the Hon. Henry T. Liddell . 1,102
Matthew Bell, El.q. • . 1,094

111itjority for Mr. Liddell . - 8

t was yesterday announced that Count LIEY EN
the Russian Ambissador, was this day to set out
front London for St. Petersburgh ; and there is
no doubt of the truth of the statement, so far as
it extends. 'But the accounts hitherto circulated
are defective in not assigning the true cause of
so unexpected an event, and this confers upon it
all its political importance. It has been said
that the departure of his Excellency is voluntary,
and that he has obtained leave of absence to at.
t .nd the coronation of the Emig:dots. This ac.
connt, we can assert, is not correct : Ceuta
lauveN himself does not advance such a pretext
for his intended journey ; nor, indeed, does he
assign any reason at all.'' On the contrary, we
can announce, as ►► fact on which our readers may
rely, that his Excellency has been recalled in a
very sudden and unexpected manner. This mea-
sure of the Russian Government has occasioned
no little surprise and regret to our Ministry, wl►o
are thus deprived of one confidential channel of
conununication with the Court of St. Petersburgh.
The Countess Lievcsl, with her family, it is un.
()rstood, will remain for some time in England.
The' Secretary 'of Legation will at:t as Charge
crifffaircs.—('rimes.)

We have been favoured with the following
extract of a letter, dated Monte Video, Dec. 21,
182 b :—" Buenos Ayres is declared in a state of
blockade, and a considerable Brazilian force
it4neev7.ik this harbour
an affair, a few days dgo,r to.tnOrrow, to carry it into
eir
between the insurgents and Brazilians, on the
frontiers, in which the Brazilians had a decided
advantage, and took from 70 to 200 men
!loners, including the officer who commanded
them."*( Liverpool Courier Office, March 1)

Yesterday the of WKITMORIAND transact-
ed business at the Foreign.otlice, Downing.streo.
Dispatches were reePiVed yesterday from Lord
GRANVILLE, our Arnbassactor in Paris, at the
Foreign