The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-17 00:00:00

EXCHANGE ON LoNDON

One Month. 24 f. se.
Three Months 23f. 85 c•
ROCHEFoRT, AUG. s.—His Royal Highti,de
the Duke of Gloucester, travelling under the 113 j.
of the Earl of Connaught, arrived hereon thew
inst., and remained during the next day' j
Royal Highness accepted the apartments offer;
him by Rear-Admiral the Count trAugier, COir.
mandant of the Marine. His Royal
ness visited the different Establishments, s;
made the tour of the City, attended by
,inhi
merous crowd, who thronged around him.
Duke dined on the 3d with the Count d'Augi;
in company with a large party. On ale Otto
in the morning, his Royal Highness invited
pj
breakfast several of the Public Officers, a

afterviards proceeded on board the frigate.
" NUREMBERG, AUG. G.—Prince Blocher
arrived at Carlsbad from his estates in Silesitboo
" The King of Prussia had a grand revie°
the 31st ult. of all his troops in garrison at licr

and in the neighbourhood. inteJ
" General the Count Wittgenstein, aPP°ibi
Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Arm)? of
sr.
South, arrived on the 22d June at the head-clu
ters at Tulczyn, and assumed the'command•
" INSPRUCK, AUG. 2.—Letters from ItalYs°to
that the American Squadron still remained ill 10
harbour of Leghorn."

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THE FUNDS.—A general gloom prevailed el;
the Money Market this morning at the open.o.•
business. Consols commenced at 757 i, but Itil
mediately fell to 75g. The sales were -hst
heavy, and chiefly made by the satice partie'frozo
sold on Friday and Sturday. The Oder: Stock
the Country this morning for the sale °r,' 0015
have been immense. At half-past twelve7°

were 73k.

We have taken some extracts this daY.fr°r° ry
British (late Antigallicon) Monitor of Yester
alb'4
whichrelative
at
so
beentheb'Eonalsdt eftol
composition and souttit
faldtigreatbile:
• - ober
not in e .
we conceive, clearly proved that it is
that 't 15
respect entitled to that Character, but I
dors
ibnais)rai Memorial
n iopf:civitl. $
i 0
the att.. 0
_.:
merely a common-place expedient of
to overthrow the French Minist;',oraka
plaCe ,themselves ; notwithstanding their f
0'
rariji. •
of disinterestedness and of their self-denying or
I to
nonce, as to situations that never were offered
them. The Conductor of The British Illagi i
possesses such a profound knowledge ° od,
that relates to the French Revolution, its
dread'
ful consequences, through all its bearings 0
00
and abroad, and as to the true character °`
rs,
who were concerned in it, that we feel "'tile !Ile
tification in finding that his view of ,the said
e...
hail Pr
morial corresponds with that which we - e , lint
j
viously taken. We agree with him •
re nstrda
surprise aux! regret that those who we 1 1
iii
si.,
ments of usurpation should [tow be emploYe(
noonrii- f,
•
mations under the restored legitimate G°ver s it)
* :
we conclude, however, that their adro'sa
anion C,
at 0
some degree a matter of necessity, bUt we cane do
cord with him in the severity with 010 he
I.P ote.
of the Ultras. As we have said before, tbeY
T 6 e s'
beY"
jects of pity rather than of indignation'
is of the
turally look with horror on the agen sod
ner, •
Revolution, and the minions of the Us"' an
red, " •
now that the lawful Monarch is rest 0550'
with longing . eyes to their fortrier ii 60'
of s
sions, and wish to lay the foundation Chooci
oovfefrnrtmeicieeonyterlaiwitiliictl.l May afford the° the
sec
reg
is
btihr); , t rill)eo
Iv iigtei
Jr:
Cheoinn:pirlaChyis, w ap.
was so injudiCiously constructed, 6.Lid so •

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