The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-06 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday
(Saturday hting New Year's Day, was kept as a holiday at the

Bourse.)
DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817, 97 1. 55 c.
22d Sept. 1817, 9ll. 55 c.
22d March, 1818, B9 f. 55 c.
22t1 Sept. MS,
22d March, 1819, •
22d Sept. 1819, B3 t. GUc.

" VIENNA, Dec. 23.—A1l the INlinistvrs of the
German Courts attending the Congress here, and
of whom several have brought their families, have

takeii the.,, apartments for B'ot. 10 months.
appears that the Congress will last for a consi-
derable time.

at tea
`r MANITEIN, DEC. 27.—Last
*o'clock the -teat dike of the Ikhitile, above
,Neckeraef, suddenly nave way, 511111'd-eat damage
has, in consequence, been done by the inundation.

" BERLIN, Dec. 22.-7-Twelve new Regiments
of Intantry are, it is said, about to be formed its

Prussia.'•

The Funds are improving ; this morning Con-
sols begat.' at 6Ei, and rose to 69k. Brokers of
the first respectability were buying at the latter
pipe ; these it is presumed ate real purchasers. The
p► evading opinion is that a very great rise will take
place soon after the dividends are paid. We under;
stand that there is a considerable surplus in the
Revenue made np to yesterday.—Dividends paid
to Nierchants and Binkets to-monose, and to the
Public on Saturday.

Upon the Authority of Letters from eminent
houses in St. Peteisburgh, which were received
by the la it Mail, we may venture to contradict the
statenien't of a new TatitT, which appeared
The Times of "Tuesday. Aceurding to tl►ose letters,
there i 5 nothing decided yet on the ..übject, atui it
is very doubtful whether the Russian Tariff, as it
stands, will undergo any alteration at all.

The report that Government is to have the ac-
cession of the GRENVILL6 Party, originated in an
OrpCiit ion l'aper,_ and, front what we learn, does
not obtain much credit in the Paneled! circles, or
seem to be 'sanctioned in any channel of authentic
intelligence. The truth is. that Lord GaeNvir,Le,
to the honour of the Noble Lord, who is wises
and more experienced than any of the peTsons
Wirt, whom he Inns hitherto acted, saw the dm,

gers which threatened the Country, and patrioti-
cally came forward' it) support the (4vernment at,
►gym nwitil crisis, and, %hen the peril became mole

alarming from the blindness and pertinacity
of an. Opposition who, to turfs themselves into
power, were inclined to indulge their ambition
and rapacity, even at the hazard of loin to the
State. Lord GRENVILLE, with purer motives and

more enlightened vie‘ts, therefore came forward,
rtntl if he thd nut mean wholly to renounce
itical connexions, yet be felt that ditty to his
Country compelled him to ddre4. from them on.
subjects of vital importance Io the Empire. his,

e believe, on grounds that are satisfactory
to us, was the real cause of his
.1,01.(10,ip,s

late wise, argumentative, aud impressive Speech,
Speech that was ill the highest degree ho.
!towable to the hear! and heart of the Nvble
Lord, surd which we have been repeatedly advised
to re-pubti h. twat) to do so•tu.morrow, as
it is full of such important truths and sound tea•
soniug, as ought to be diffused throughout the

Country. It is, however, proper to add, that
sve understand, it is likely to come forward under•
the immediite correction of the Noble Lou d' -
Selt, brit it is, in the tnear► time, tight to sprea►t'
useful tt uths, solid arguments, and alarming facts,
among a People, too many of %Omni have
deluded by the insidious arts (It Itinerant Orators,
and a Seditious and Blasphemous Press.

It is understood, that in the Bill which Mr.
LYTTLIToN, has announced in Parliament
for the purpose of prohibiting ell persons. from.
Acting as CONVEYANCIIRS, Unless they Lave heels
regality educated f.r the legal profession, there
is to be an L30(1)114)1) fAvour of LAND STEwAstnit
as to the preparing of Leases. On this subject it
has justly been observed, that

" Leases, effected under powers of leasing, either fur. lives
or years, require inn e prefessional skill and :Accuracy than
can be expected of any Laud-steward in the Lingdom," and
that, " if the Landlords, instead of the Tenants, were t:f
abide the consequences of the blunders of the Land-agents,
the above remark might have become less necessary; hut
that nice questions may arke feom the ececution of the
powers of leasing, and which nng-tit end to the great pre.;tti-
dice of the tenauts."

There is so mho) truth and good sense in these
remari, that we trust Mr. LYTTLETON will at..
tend to then), as Land Srewarda may he quite as
ignorant in legal matters as those who connect
%till, their ordinary callings the profession of Cer-
tificated Conveyancers. This subject is peculiarly
entitled to our attention, as 'FUR SUN was the Paper
which first brought it in o notice, and submitted
it to the attention of the Legi,lature, and woo,

the medium of much judicious discussion, on

goestion so highly incnc►rtt4t it? matters of pro'
perry, awl rcPpectic►~,► tl►rtiiyl►rs of inlet to ict:.

51ANCIIII5TER, JAN. 4 —We hare received frOrli
the Borottglireeee 4tltl Consttable4, ttn Advertise,
ment for insertion, calling a l'oblie Meetiog, « to
consider the best metrns titfortlinv, relief to the,
neee.sitotts poor in 11:e present inclement season:
Thic ie rts it should be. Never WV; rt COW rat'
phtted knt merry better tinte,t. jr will rend
to show the poor people, Who have been deltoid
by itinertiett orutnrs to Kaeritice r part of their
abiidged cotntortl, who ere tlivir rte; :fiends: