The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-10 00:00:00

A If .%T Orill OitLOCI.

PRICE OF STOCICII TILLS
Bank Stock ........ 222 k 2 3
3 per tent. Red. .
3 per Cent. ('on*. /Hit ex dry
3i per Cent.
Ditto Red.
_ _ -

4 per tent. New 982 k 9ex div
Rank 1.4313 g Ann.— 20 15-16/
India stock
Ditto lion&
SoLitli Sea Stock -

PiLIVES Or FOLIEIGN V
Anstrian Bds, laer cent.—
Brazilian Uds

-

Buenos Ayres Rd% ....t
bun, lids, 6 per cent.—
Calondliui‘ Bds
Do. do. 1824
Danish 6 par cent....
❑o. 11124
Greek lids ..
Do. 1825 ..
Guatirnala
Mexican
Do. 111;28

62 3

70i:i

Old
New Ditto
Ex. Bills 1000/.: lid. 79106
Ditto 5001. lsid. . . ... 76 P
Ditto Small fid . . ........ 9 Pm.
Ditto Advertised ............
Bank for Acct. . ......... . ...
Indio for Acct.............
Cons. for 41 Mt • ..••.•••• gt.

/NOS AT ONE Ovq.ollK.
,-Mexican Scrip
Neapolitan, to per cent.
Neapolitan do. 1824...•••'«
Peruvian Bonds ...........•
Do. Scrip ................
-
Portuguese Bondi. .....
Priismait, 5 per cent. • ....
Ditto New ......... . .... ...•
lt ussiun, New, per ct.,
1:123 ..................
French lientes, p.;&98f..-4‘
Exclutuge 2g. 1111
3
p. e. ...... .. A
Exchange

num or sitluEs AT ONE o'cr,ool4-
1.-.
Colombian Mining Company p 0000 •
POMi La Paz and Peruvian Mining Association 444 .. .....
Alliance Fire and Life Assurance Company 44... "'"1
Guardian Assurance Company , N. "..1!.4 I
United General Gas Company /I
British Rock and Patent salt Company . 4 '

PRICE OF IRI 1i STOCKS, -JAN. I.:. 1,,
Bank Stock 251 Alining CouipitoPr+"` SO r:-.
Goy. Deb.:l4 percent 93i St. Patrick Itisurattce.r«.
4 per cent. New do.
Gov. Stork, '..3 per ct. .k 1 INI ai
bt ie6rnnai la
nd iltltani.:-:•2:t::.*".."-......r.
Consols 3 per cent....B2i 2 hi Fish Shares ....... .. .........
Royal ('anal Stock
Grand Canal Stock Royal Irish Alioing.,•"o". ..:
Ditto Loan, 4 per cent.
Ditto Ditto, $ per cent.

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THE SUN.

30.111.11 QUIS DICERE FALSUM ..lUDIAIT?

IMN DON,
TUESDAY A:VEXING. JANUARY 10. 1021

I t was confidently stated this morning, that
ficial advices had been received by his 11.tJEsil
Ministers, of the resignation of the 'Liao!' 414

Russia by the Grand Duke CoNsTANTISS'
Russian Bonds advanced per Cent.—at 011
o'clock the price was 854.

A private letter frebn Paris, received this mots°
big, !Mei ill that the French Government has &cid'
ed not to send Colisulm,as it is believed had bl
in contemplation, to any of the New States 9
South America.

It was currently reported ou 'Change •Sif
morning, that there was a general insurrection i,lll
'Madrid, ‘v here the people loudly detnanded,-0
assembling of the widen: Cortes. Spanish Boods
improved in consequence of the rumour, to 1,3 i!

We have received the Paris Journals of Sl6r•
day and Sunday. They are barren of
intelligence. The late•st quotation of the l'Unii°
Cents.is,
Pit
for
aheger Fa3titsvPce.r paire Cents.sEidxetnrtaac rtse fggrioBvgnef . 9nt ce.-1:
severalthe
i‘3116
tbt
Journa I. TheEtoile,in noticing this doctonetlo
which it professes to have given all that inter'ls
the European reader; contents itself with
following solitary remark;--" It appeari tbi
" the United States have not abandoned their
" pretensions to indemnification by the 0014
46 Governments of Europe."
No further intelligence had reached Parts ‘:9
the subject of the Succession to the Thwill .
Russia. The latest advices assert CoNtITAs/1°
to have continued at Warsaw on the 30th git'

(From the Etoile of Sunday.)
aogyp.
Yesterday the Moniteur published three Ordinances/
rising the formation of Companies. The first for Malatr:w.
taring Linen Thread by Machinery ; the second for 1/141g1".
paper by machinery, and the third under the title of the C°S.*
pang for Salt and Mines of Salt of the East.
new discoveries dtcoievteyriefsoris
of the Union of Afanufacturers. It already has tile names °iris
of the principal manufacturers of the city. Al. Pary 1,4'1 -41
tahbeouetntocoubreagfoermmee(ntt
aotfliuysoenfist:
uinnviLnttitohnes :injo;
chosen President,
The Constitutionnel has bestowed its praise on dig 116:
work of M. de Pratt t (Du Jesuitinne ancica et modea'r)' :I
attacks the Catholic Church. At the same time, the "rhi‘it
famous Protestant is about to appear in Paris, the object t
or
is, to defend the Catholic Religion against the imputations 'O,
have been cast upon it. It is curious enough to see tilcm
tholic Religion de:ended by an Anglican, uhfle it is attate
the ancient Archbishop of Alalines.
flo be°l
[lt is stated in a note that a translation of All.
Memoirs of the Reformation would be published on
or `Wednesday.]

(From the Constitutiumzel.)
i„c Si,
MAYExcE, --' hos,
An extraordinary circumstance has attracted attention ,‘
the sudden disappearance of M. le Colonel Guitars"' !if: •
heretofore aectustomed to show himself every day in tli' "It
his attendants give out that he is gone to his son at Car
with whom he would from thence proceed to Russia. Ig_e,
informed persons assert, that Gustavus has long maintain"
very dose correspondence with Constantine.
1141.
M ~1
We said some days ago that I. Dublar was thr I
vidual at present in detention for political delinquency, WI
'l*ot
now given to understand by private letters, that hold° 111

gendeman, there are- seventeen other iettivicluals hi chains
for the same cause—five .at Nismes four at Toulon—
six at Perpignan Colonel. Gauchais at Montpellier,
and Colonel Sauseet in Paris. The offence for which
3L Dublas is detained is for non-retelaikft—an offence
• ritnked by Tiberius as high treasou—but which has long since
exploded as a crime in France.

(From au Jour►+al des Debate.)

The letters from Warsaw are silent as to the departure of the
kmperor Constantine. No public act bad appeared in Poland
indicating the acceptance of the sovereignty by Constantine,
who remained in Warsaw on the 30th of December.

We barn by some Italian Papers received
this morning, that considerable damage had been
experience•dd in Italy from 'towns and consequent
intimidations :

Tv Rix. Dze. 20.

Letters from Rome give detailed accounts from Ferrara of
the inundation of the Po, which had risen to an extraordinary

height.
At Pesaro there was a terrible hurricane on the oth, which
*allied the sea to overflow the port and part of the town, and did
great damage to the mole. An ancient bastion was entirely de.
strayed. On the 10th the sea became rather more calm. It
iv feared th..t great damage must have been done to the port of
!Inigaglia, because the newly-erected works cannot be suftici•
eddy eonsolilated to resist such an extraordinary impetus of the
wares.—Letters from Comaccio of the 12th say, there had been
*mutant storms on the itch, 9th, 10th, 11th, and lath ; that
the sea had risen to a very great height and inundated the
mitlatty.—(Gazetta Pionotittse, Dec. 29.)

There was an arrival of German Papers, this;
morning, but tl►eir co►►tents are not of political
interest. A Vienna Gazette given *the follow,
ing melancholy ►letail of a lire at Johanniqburg
VIENNA, Dim. Vt.

On the 4th, at nine in the evening, a fire broke out at Johan.
aesherg, in the circle of Trappau, which a high wind imme.
Cutely spread to the middle of the town. In a short time 1141
houses were in flames. All attempts to stop their progress were
in vein, though the inhabitant►► of the neighbouring country,
and all the engines 'that could be procured, were on the spot,
even from the Prussian fortress of NeisAe, which is 18 miles dis.
taut. The fire, fanned by the constant south winds, continued
to barn under the ruins of the houses, which were
for the most part of brick, and the danger continued
for tour days, for, on the 7th, the steeple of the
Church was burning, the body of the building having
been already destroyed. ,Even the vaults are broken in. The
whole place is a heap of ruins, above 300 families are without
shelter in this inclement season, reduced to extreme distress,
with no prospect of help but from heaven and the compassion
of the benevolent.—(Frani.fori Papers, July 3.)

A Flanders Midi brings Brussels Papers, from
!ff hich we have made some Extracts:—

BRUSSELS, JAN. 4.

Yesterday evening a British Cabinet Messenger passed
through this city in his way from London to St. Petersburgh.
The small pox continues its ravages at Rotterdam ; from the
27th to 31st Dec. twelve children fell victims to that crud dis-
order. It is inconceivable that notwithstanding the examples of
the benefits of vaccination, there should still be parents so guilty
to deprive their children of it. The Government has done
every thing to propagate the valuable discovery of the immort4l
Jenner, but old prejudices often impede it. 'the total number
of deaths, by the small pox ut Rotterdam, within a short pe-
riod, is 211.

JAW. 6.—A letter from Vienna says, that a report was
in circulation that the Greek Prince VPsilanti, who has
been for some years confined in the Castle of Montgatsch, in
Hungary, would be shortly restored to liberty. in consequence
of solicitations reczived from Warsaw from a person of high

rank.
JAL 6.—We understand that his Majesty has granted a
further time to the advocates of Brussels, to enable themselves
to comply with the decree of the 14th January, 1825, which
orders that they shall plead in the national language, A simi-
lar delay has been granted to persons at the head of public
establishments for the sante purliose.
We learn that the Canal of Charleroy will anon be com-
menced. It was projected a century ago, and Napoleon issued
a decree front the Palace of Laecken for the execution of this
great work, but no steps were taken towards it.

We have received the Berlin Journal and
Prussian states Gazette, both of the 31st ultimo.
They contain no intelligence from either Warsaw