The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-31 00:00:00

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The quantity of Money Stock brought into the
:latket to-day, has been very considerable.

Tank Stock
India Bonds
:3 per Cent. Consols (Money)
3 per Cent. Reduced - •
ai per Cent. Reduced
:New 4 per Cent. -
Exchequer Bills, £looo—par. 1 dis.
£OOO-1 dis. 1 pm.
£lOO-2 4 pm.
FOREIGN.
Syrrt.tyc DAY. Although the fluctuations
have been frequent and heavy, during this account
—the settlement has gone off thus far, without
any defalcation.
Colombian-, 1824, 584 ; Mexican 6 per Cents.
66,4 ; Chilian, 56; Brazil, 64; Greek, 181 ;
Spanish, 123 ; Russian Bonds, 84i.
SHARES.
Anglo-Chilian, 14, dis.; Brazilian, 34, pm. ;
Colombian, 8, pm.; Pasco, 2, dis.; Potosi, 31,
di;.; United Mexican, 6-1, p►n.; Alliance, 14,
; British Iron, 10, dis. ; Rock Salt, 23, pm.

214.

6 spa.
80.
- 801.
891.
-

THE KING'S' COURT.
Yesterday his RIAJEsTY commanded a Court
for various public procedures, to be holden at his
Royal Castle at Windsor.
At a quarter past two o'clock the King arrived at the Castle
in state from the Royal Lodge, with his attendants in waiting,
In two carriages, the servants wearing their state liveries, escorted
by 4 numerous detachment of Life Guards, the officers riding
St the (loots of the King's carriage. The trumpeter attending
the escort notifying the King's arrival at the Castle by the sound-
ing of his trumpet, as is usual on the approach of the King,
which being a very novel occurrence at Windsor, attracted a
number of spectators, the procession being similar to when his
Majesty goes to the theatres, or any other public occasion, ex-
cept when he goes to the Houses of Parliament.
Arrangements having •been made for holding a Chapter of
• the Order of the Garter, a procession was formed in a private
room of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, in order to confer
the riband vacant by the detease of the late F.'srl of Carlisle,
Knight Companion of the Order. The Knight Companions
present on this occasion were their Royal Highnesses the Dukes
of York and Clarence, the Earl of Westmorland, the Duke of
Montrose, the Duke of 'Wellington, the Euri of Liverpool, and
Earl Bathurst. The officers of the Order wore—the Prelate
of the Order (the Bishop of Winchester) the Dean of NVindsor
(Registrar of the Older), Garter Principal King of Arms (Sir
Gerfteger the Knights
NnYler.) Companions and officers had proceeded
from the private _apartment into the Chapter-room with the
usual Ceremonies, and had taken their respective places accord-
ing to their stands, at it table prepared for that purpose. the
officer of the order signified his Majesty's command for filling
the vacant stall. fits Grace the Duke of Dorset, the King's
Illaster of the Boise was then introduced into the presence of
'the, Chapter, and received the honour of knighthood from the
4lng, and his Grace then retired.
The suffrages were then collected from the different knights
Trifling the Chapter, and his Grace the Duke of Dorset was
declared duly elected. His Grace was then received at the door
of the Chapter-rooni by the two junior Knights present. at-
epled by Garter Principal King of Arms bearing the ensigns
oisithe Order, and his Grace being introduced to the King,
'l-7,_.!_yetasgracioutdy pleased to invest the Duke therewith. The
,"; of the Order pronounced the usual admonition to the
I`,l -elected member of the order, who received the congratu.
atns of all the members present.
the The Chapter being ended, Garter King of Arms called over
Knights Companions and the' procession returned in the
order in which it had been made in the Chapter-room.
rob "'a Kini was dressed in the Windsor uniform under his
s..

511'. Secretary Canning had a long audience of his Majesty,
winch occupied near an hour, after which the Right Hon.
Gentleman introduced the Brazilian Minister, Lord Ponsonby,
and Mr. Alexander Cockburn the Portuguese Ambassador, to
Ito audience, anti Count Lieven, the Russian Ambassador,
who, it was understood, delivered to the King the notification
of the decease of the late Emperor Alexander, and his creden-
tials of his appointment by the new Emperor.
The King held a Privy Council, which wan attended by the
Lord President., Lord Privy Seal, First Lord of the TreastOY,
the Secretary_ of State for the Home Department, the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, the Secretary of State for the Co-
Jonial Department, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward,
the after of the Horse, &c. Mr. Buller attended as clerk of
the Council.
His Majesty's speed, ns arranged by the o;binet Council on
Friday, for the opening of the session of Parliament on Thurs.
tlay, was submitted to the King and approved of.
' fhe King proceeded to prick the list of Sheriffs for the pre-
sent year, as nominated by the Judges .and others on the
Morrow of St. Martin, in the Court of Exchequer, before the
,Lords of the Council.
A proclamation was agreed upon to be issued respecting the
40.t)per coinage.
khe King gave audiences to the Earl of flarrowby and the
.earl of liiveipool.
Lord Graves and Sir William Keppel were the Lord and
irtroom in Waiting.
The Court broke up a little before fire o'clock, when his
Majesty and suite returned to the Royal Lodge to dinner. •
Itefreshments were provided fir the whole' of the persons
who • attended his Majesty's. Court, from the Royal Lodge--
P.4-11e End of Liverpool, the Earl of Westmorland, Earl Ba-
thuntt, and Mr. Cunning, went to dine with the King, at the
tioYal Lodge, add arrangements were made for the whole of
the distinguished party to sleep there, except the Earl of Li.
verpoo.

ELSINORE, JAN. 17.-
aid the Sound Duty.
p
. 5,186
fru

—Last year 13,163 ships
Of these there were—
Lubeck - 120

fustdan - - 2,391 Ru?mien
Swedish,h 1,319 American .
'Zan WI : : 803 French .
P 4, orw egian .
etch - . 051 Bremen .
. 60 Olden burgh
I eckl
enburgh . 603 ila mburg It
Ihnoverian .: - 412 Portuguese
---Waniburgh Borsen Hall Lila, Jan. 24.)