The Sun.
London, England, 1829-08-22 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY•)

CIT Y, Tr, stra o' CtOe'''ilie
The proclamation of the Spanish expedition teor
people of Mexico is published in the MorninCir
per, but we now give General Barradas' pto.
mation to the soldiers, which is humane and i°
resting:—
s;ni
nS,oltdhieerst
h,
eyaot
rue
warheeraeb
three
etoh
hundred
dt
yfeoarrsl4ei
under the command of the valorous Herman Curt i
the ancient and renowned Spaniards immortalit,
themselves; they conquered that beautiful countu4
but you go to pacify it, to cast oblivion on the Pent
and to re-establish there the paternal Governaleo
of the best of Monarchs. The Mexicans are,ll,
our enemies, but they are our brothers; some ,i'l'ii
been allured' into error, and others subjugate(' 0
their tyrants. We shall encounter painful hlite
ships, perhaps have to contend with the obati"' ip
but by strict discipline and valour we shall obt°
victory. rail Itgl
" Soldiers, maintain always order in your field
recollect that you are Spaniards, and that in the 6;1
1
of battle you require strong and close union unii,
each other. The first and main feature of t
valiant is to show humanity to the conquered' $ll
feel for their misfortunes. Reproach the ot ,
their past conduct—an absolute oblivion of the„:ge
is the fundamental basis of our enterprise. P"`o,
enriches but few, whilst it disgraces all'—it distressie
the resources, and makes enemies of the Pe°„l),i'
whose friendship we wish to court. In the nart3-01
his Majesty I shall reward your military virtues bt'io
heroic actions, but shall be inexorable agai"'t tV
who, by his conduct, shall presume to dishonour
Spanish name.
(Signed) " BARRADA S. fiosti
" Commanding-General of the Van'',
" Head-quarters, Regla, July, 1829."
Consols opened this morning at the same Pri,..nc:
they left off yesterday, 88i for the Account; s;ft
after they were sellers at the above, price, and
at present 88 .3-, with little or no busines's doiug' 1
A Brazil Mail has arrived, but of the same date -
the accounts yesterday, 24th June.
tll
We have no further information as yet from
Theatre of War in the East; but the uninterruP 1,
successes of the Russians will soon oblige the VI
to sue for an armistice. Wire'
In the Foreign Market nothing doing; r

nominal at present. Aug,l
Three per Cent. Consols, 88,1 ac, ; Ditto, for -- a l'
684 4 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, fi94 1 •
half per Cent. 954 4; Four per Cent., I'o2i 3; '-'li
Bank Story
1826, 1054 i ; India Stock, 221 f 4 • Three ano.tt,
216 17; India Bonds, 56 S ; Exchequer bills, 1 ~I 1
FORElGN.—Brazilian, 554 i ; Buenos Ayres, 2r io'Chilian, 16 17 ; Colombian, 164 i; Danish, 603.10
French, Five per Cent., 10S4 9} ; Greek, 12t i'
Mexican, 18f 19; Peruvian, 10 11 ; Portuguese' -'
Russian, 1014 I; Spanish, SI 4.4 r, 0 0
TW 00' C-- - re
C
Demerara Papers to the 2d July have bee-if e'
ceived at the North and South Americo o est.
house, which state, that by accounts fon.' i a
Kitt's, the Government of that island had receld
orders from England, to have the fortificatiosscinii of
barracks put into repair, as it was the inter'
Government to send out troops, and to make
—ti

i land the central depot. t psi'
BARBADOES, JUNE s.—Accounts from 1051 very
of the country, we are sorry to observe, are St. dry,
distressing, so many ponds being now perfectlY, po'
and should not the ports be opened, the Whit-
inflation will suffer in the extreme. 6tl
Accounts are in town from Rio Janeiro of the the
July, via Bahia, which is several days later
Brazil mail, received this morning by the 1:(
The exchange at Rio was 26, and looking up' A
Royalist packet had arrived out in 39 days, 90-I
-
to sail on the 9th July. There was no politics
formation of importance. 111'
The Consol Market, which opened at 88-PO,l
remained during the whole of the morning at Sa:,
and 89 to for the October account, with no
SP
lations of any consequence.
Accounts are said to be received from Cortolf
that owing to the new Queen of Spain geilig 0
land to Madrid, orders have been sent to Ferro!io
the Hero, of 84 guns, Valiente, of 22, and the iny
tilda, of 24, to get ready for the Havannell;Al
2,500 troops are to be embarked for the same "'
nation.

THREE O'Ci°
Consols for Account, 881 3; for October, 89

thei Rs °Lad a , lit)
to
earlyT The
eoupr
Windsor Park, where his Rnygal foHri
u,keseteordfayCumMorßnEinßLAND left tolvifodi:Let;? '
view with his MAJESTY. The Duke took leave,_ °-rivi
KING in the middle of the day, and proceeded to tunTholt!
dence of the Duke and Duchess of CLAsstior, in '„oi
Park, where he was joined by the Duchess of 0111-03
bLA ND, who, accompanied by Prince Grottos, and atte.: cif
y the Countess SCHLIPPENBA EH, arrived from tn:ogoll
the purpose of congratulating the Duke of CLasn,,' .0g
turned to their residence in the King's Palace,
the return of his natal day. The party, after patta"'„ re
a dejeune with the Duke and Duchess of Cr,asOT",
St. Jarac,
The Marquis de BARBACENA trallS3ol4
business yesterday at the office of the Secretary of " 1
di
for Foreign Affairs. OW
Mr. Secretary PEEL left town yesterdaY,oo6
ing on a visit to the Duke of WELLINGTON., At " 8
Castle, Kent. idly lij'
The Princess DE POLIGNAC and .f• a-- I
i
left town, to join the Prince at Paris. ,r la
The Right Hon. CHARLES GRANO ''
left town on Thursday last, for the Continent. aiotP
DEATH OF THE MURDERER, Itle'ol
LAMBO II EN. —This wretched criminal, after entluri;`tej°0
301
severest sufferings from the dreadful wound be inflic , ,
his throat, expired in Guy's Hospital, at halfPel
o'clock last night. In the course of the eveningll, I I
extremely restless, and repeatedly pulled the be -cdoli
from off him, as though insensible of what he vro b 1
and it consequently became necessary to confine Ili% '
with cords. About nine o'clock he was mere piaci '
continued so until his death.