The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-16 00:00:00

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tONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1826.

The Paris Papers of the 13th, and the Etaile of
the 14th inst., which reached us last night, are entirely
barren of any interesting intelligence.

An article, dated Naples, 28th May, states the
amendment of the King's health ; and that his Ma-
jesty, with a view to the prompt andimpartial despatch
9f affairs, relative to personi accused of plots and con-
spiracies against the State, has issued an Ordinance
appointing two 'Supreme Coinmissioners at Naples and
Palermo, and Military Commissioners in each pro-
vince. These Commissioners arc to act under pre-
scribed regulations, of which the following arc the
Principal
"All persons shall be amenable to the Military Commissioners,
Who being within the panel enactments, or those relative to secret
*aciaties,.shall,he taken flagrante delicto in the point of communi-
tallith, and the person . who shall be either with respect to the
time or place in the vicinity of the crime, with arms, instruments,
Pass-tickets, emblems, or other things, which may afford a pre-
sumption that they are either the authors or accomplices.
" The sentence of eonderiMation pronounced by the Adminis-
"ltivs Commissioners shall be, before being execitted,•laid before
his Majesty for his decision.
_ " In all cases, both the Military Commissioners and the Special
Commissioners shall proceed in a summary form, regarding only
the truth of the facts, conformably to the instructions annexed to
the ordinance, and sanctioned by hie Majesty's approbation, to
strut as a law and rule.

" These liie;sure;lhall be in force till the end of the year 1828.'1
The Etoile also mentions, that informatioh has been
received at Vienna, by an extraordinary courier, that
the news of the answer of the Divan had been received
by the Emperor NICHOLAS " with the most complete
satisfaCtion." The Emperor's Coronation had been
postponed to the middle of August, as before reported.
• The .Piloie quotes a letter from Corfu of the 14th
May, which announces, that the Seraskier had retired
to Arta, in cfnlsequene of a diaegreement with URA-
IM PACHA.

The French Funds are rather higher.
FRIENCH Ey xos. —PA RIS, Jun.l3.—five per Cents, 97f. 85c. ;
Three per Cents, 65f. 30c. ; Bank Stock, 2060 f. • Ne.apelitan
Renter, 73f. 5e.; Spanish ditto, 6f. c; ditto I.i:inn, 48f.—
Exchange on London, One Month, 2M. 60c, Three Nlonths,
25f. 36c. Cimrs Authentique.

We received yesterday American Papers, to the
20th ult. Their contents are unimportant, but we
subjoin the following extiec' te:.—

(From the BaZamora Gazette.)
vratv LATt FROM Tut PAciFic.
By the schooner Shylock, Captain. Minot, in 28 days front
Chagres, we have received our regular files of Lima Papers to
the 2d of March, and letters to the 10th.
The Liberator, Bolivar, returned to Lima from Upper Peru
and entered the Capitol on the 10th of February, when great re-
inicings took place. It is thought that he will again visit the
!Deer Provinces, to consolidate the. Governments previously to
return,to Colombia, and of course will not meet the Congress
*t Panlin& for some time.
L The asPeral Congress had not opened its Session at Panama,
"aa roo'et of the Deputies from the South American States had
Strived, and touch anxiety was manifested to know whether the
tirtited States would send Commissioners.
to.
',ACT or A LiTTRR FROM A YOUNG RALTIMORZAW, To TUT
antma or THF cAziTTE, DAVE!) CALLAO, MARCH 4, 1826.
" Ere this is received you will have no doubt heard of thii
Put being open, after the lapse of a month, during which time
little business has been trensacted of any kind ; between
"vying, end the arrival of Gen. Bolivar, a general stop has been
Part to every thing. There are a great number of vessels lying

We received Papers this morning from Flanders, Hamburgh,
and Copenhagen, hut their contents are not sufficiently im-
portant to find a place in our colUmns, which are now
engrossed with election news: It appears that his Majesty's ship
Gloucester had touched at Copenhagen on the 3d June, and pro-
ceeded up the Baltic. The following extract refers to the Empe-
ror of Rusaia:—.

Moscow, MAY 23.—We hear that his Majesty, on his arrival,
will stop for some days at Petrowsky Dwarets, 2 miles from the
city gates, and on the day of the coronation go in state from that
place to the Kremlin.

, We expect on the 26th, 16,000 troops, cavalry, infantry, and
artillery, for St. Petersburgh, to remain during the Coronation,
or as some eay, permanently.

AMSTERDAM, JUNE I.
Exchange on London-40. 9 ; two Alonths, 40. 6.

Letters from Salem mention that the ship Hercules. King, ar-
rived there from Rio de Janeiro, off Cape Trio, W. by S., 60
leagues, pagsed three frigates and a line of battle ship, probably
the Brazilian squadron, from Bahia, for Rio de Janeiro, with the
Emperor on board.

As the public mind continues to he entirely en-
grossed. with the progress ;of. the' Elections through
the country, we pursue our plan of devoting.the prin-
cipal part of our Paper 'this subject: With few ex-
ceptions, the contests have terminated most satisfac-
torily ; and we are happy to see in their result, a proof,
generally speaking, that the. good sense and right feel-
ing of Electors have kept pace with the march of
knowledge which has beeh so widely difilised through-
out the land in the last few years.

The Liverymen of London, on former occasions,

have been too apt to confer their votes on men who
possessed a momentary popularity from some circum-
stance arising out of the excitement of party spirit, but
were destitute of those essential qualifications which
rendered them fit for the important trust reposed. in
them; and who founded their claims for the City re-
presentation on a virulent system of attack on the
Government rather than on the practice of a calm and
dispassionate consideration of all public measures, and
on a practical knowledge of the duties which they
ought to perform. On the present occasion the
Liverymen have certainly done themselves honour by
a very different proceeding ; their choice, as respects
some of their representatives, has been made in favour
of able and fit men, and there cannot now be a doubt,
that if others of the same character had offered them-.
selves, they would have been returned to the exclusion
of Messrs. WAITIIMAN and WoOD.
These men will owe their election to the fact of

there not being another candidate, but we observe
with satisfaction, that their situation on the poll shows
that the feelings and principles which' were before so
conspicuously triumphant are completely on the wane.
We shall await with some anxiety the final dose of
the poll, and in a second edition shall announce it.
Preston and other places, to which our restricted

limits will not enable is non to refer, afford abundant
proof that Radicalism and Reform are no longer in

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve o' Clock this. Day.

Consols opened this morning st-804, and have continued with a
steady market at that 'price, buyers. In the Foreign market
Mexicans have somewhat recovered ; Colombian Stock is very
flat and heavy.
Three per Cent. Consols for Account, 804 ; 3 per Cent.
Reduced, 79i; 4 per Cent. Scrip, 14, i; India 4 per Cent.
Bonds, 8,9, pm. ;
per Cent., 50, 2 ;
Exchequer Bills, 8. 9. Pm.
FOaltwx Fersins.—Colornbien, 1824, 394, 9 ; Mexican, 5
Greek, 14 Peruvian,
Ditto, 6 per Cent., 604; Russian, 804, 1 ;
; Austrian, 67, 8 ; Buenos Ayres, 59, 6! ;
28'
19 ; Spanish, 1821, 7i, 8 ; 1823, 44, 51'
1%
IN".—Anglo Mexico, 25,,4, dis. ; Brazilian, 9,7, dig. ;
Colombian/ F, 8, per Share; najpilsabus, par ; Pasco Peruvian,
94,.14i ; United Mexican, 3,2, dis. ; Real del Monis, 60, olio.
The English Funds have been a shade lesiva. Three par Cent.
Console have been
done at 8411.; they af . 11rallied, and are
Hajf-past One o' MO.
ter wai s
now 8044.

CORN-EXCHANGE—(Tius DAY).
The supply hitherto is only madam,.
The trade for Wheat
is very dull, arid only the hest samples sold at Monday f! riot";
other sorts remain as last quoted, with little doing.