The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-26 00:00:00

REPUBLIC OP HAYTI.

PROCLAMATION.

BOYER.

All Lotteries end for ever with this Drawing.
Six Prizes £30,000, all in One Day. The price w
Tickets and Shares will rise after To-morrow.

PRICES Of STOCKS THI
Blink Stock —
3 per Cent. Red
3 per Cot.t. Cont. ,l
;11 rtcor k..ecti t .
.1.13 5
4 per Cent. New s.i.
Ditto Scrip ti pm.
Bank long Awn lb l'4-lt/
India Stock 435 4e
Ditto Bon'it. 7 8 pm.

DAY` AT ONE O'CLOCK.
South Sea Stock —
Old Annuitlet --!.
New Ditto —
Ex. Bills? .il,OOO 2d. 4 9 pm.
Ditto- 5OO Yd. .S 9 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Advertised
Hank for Account
India for Account - —.
Cons. for Account 744. if

PRICES OF FOREIGN
Afistrtion Bonds, 5 per cent
Braxihn Bonds
Buenos Ayes Bonds
Chillan Bonds, 6 per cent.
Colotnbi3n Bondi
Ditto, 18e4 '3 2N
Danish, 3 per cent. • 55}413.,
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 180
OLudiniala
Mexican Bonds
Ditto;rl9'2s 03 Vs,' 3

.INDN• AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Neapolitan, 1824
Peruvian Bonds 31 504
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per cent. .....
Ditto, New
Russian, New, 5 per cent. —.794 9
Spanish, 1821 5 per cent. -
1393
French Rentes, sp. c. • --f —4.
Exchange ....... 1..4* —f. —c.
—3 per cent.
—Exchange —e.

• ' PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE O'CLOCK.
, S
Anglo Mexican Atlrdni Company Pad Per hare,£so St
United Mexican Mining Company 2O '
Alliance Marine Insurance Company 5 Sit
General Steam Navigation Company .lO . 41
Provincial Rank of Ireland •

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' MAILS.
Arrived. Due. Attired. .. , Due.
I Dublin ' U 0 F1anderi.............—• 0
1 Water/I)rd ...4 0 • 0 - JainalCa ... 0
1 Guernsey & Jersey U 0 Leeward Islands ... 0
.0 Lisbon - ' ''' O. . Halts 1. ' •.. 4 -
0 Gottenburgh '
.0
0 Ilarnburgh U . 0 - Br.ail - '0
1 Holland ' 0 ' 0 nuunos Ayres...... 0
1 France

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-.. Olt ROW .mutes Atte! Xvettins 38. "lute. after' .0

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'GENERAL ELECTION.
ofWehave made arrang,ementsibr accoiings
the progress of Eleettoni in places winch mabe
contested,' but-we shall feel highly:obliged :by conmunication's from our friends relative to the result
of the .Polling, or any-other interestino
:Advertisements received
.in, by post, will 4! inserted Me SUN of the same dak

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LONDON,
FRIDAY R YAWING, MA Y 26, 1826.

CAPTURE OF BHURTPORE.

We feel great pleasure in announcing that
Bhurtpore has been taken by; itOrni on the 18th
.of
January. The ship Lonach is ehortly-expeeted, and
will probably bring the full particulars of this impOrtani
event.

Our loss is- said to be I i officers killed, 7
wounded; and between 506 and • 600 men killed. and.
wounded.

We understand 'that the ratification of the Treaty
sof Peace has also been confirmed. •

We mentioned yesterday the reports which had
reached town, of the termination of the long pending
differences
_between Russia and Turkey, the authenti-
city -of which we were led to doubt,
from the impro-
bability of soda parts of the accounts. to find, howeyer, that this important news has been con.
firmed in the main facts. A messengerarrived yesterday
at the Foreign Office, with despatches to Mr. Secretary
CANNING, from the Right Honourable STRATiorm
CANNING) His Majesty's Ambassador at. Constan•
tinople, stating that the DIVAN had agreed to the
propositions contained in the lest Note from St.
Petersburgli, and had on the btli inst. addressed .to
M. MlNztAcx Y, : 'the Russian Minister, a Note to
that effect, at which His Ex•cellency had expressed his
entire satisfaction. In conformity with this arrange-
ment, it is understood that orders had been issued for
the total evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia, and
for the release of the Servian Deputies ; and that
Plenipotentiaries had been named by the PonTE, to
proceed to the Frontiers to settle all other details. It
is asserted, by private letters from Holland, that the
question relative to the Fortresses On the Asiatic
Frontier, retained by, Russia,, has been been so fat.
given up by the DIVAN, that they will not be allowed to
become a subject of dispute, but that it is left optional

JEAN PIERRE BOYER; PRESIDENT OF HAYTI..
The motives .which induced this Government to
forbid all intercourse. between its vessels and foreign
countries being no longer in existence, since, by the
acknowledgment of- our independence,
.and the esta-
blishment in Hay-ti of Consuls from several Powers,
the Haytian flag can appear on the high seas with that
respectability which the laws of nations guarantee, we
declare, that from the I.sth inst. our Proclamation of
the 20th of March shall be revived, in order that the
citizens of Hayti, in carrying on commerce with foreign
countries, may enjoy all the advantages which they.
have a right to expect.
herefore, our vessels may navigate the high seas,'
and trade with the countries that are on terms of
fkiendship with the Republic, taking care strictly to
observe the laws of nations.

Nevertheless, our determination to avoid most scru-
pulously every occasion of umbrage to other Govern-
ments, in relation to the internal police'of their colo-
nies, requires that we should renew once niore, by
these presents, our express prohibition to Haytitai
vessels to go to the islands and colonies belonging to
those Governments, as well as to North and South
Carolina, in the United States of America.

Nevertheless, in conformity with the wish formeily
expressed by the Governments of. St. Thomas and
Curagoa, that our commercial relations should Con-
tinue on their ancient footing, and now that we can
reply to those friendly advances without endangering
the honour of the national flag, we authorizellavtian
vessels to trade freely with the said islands of St.
Thomas and Curagoa.
This Proclamation shall be printed and published
wherever it m be, necessary, and inserted for three
months in the Ojcial Gazette. The authorities, both
civil and military, will conform thereto.
Given at the National Palace of Port-au-Prince,
the Ist day of April, 1826, in the 231 year of our
independence. ' .