The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-22 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS.

(FROM A eoitaitsroxossa.)
The following is a summary (including the six Peers who
paired off) of the votes for and against the Duke of Wel-
lington's amendment :
For the Amendment.
Royal Dukes 0
Dukes .
Marquises ... 13
Earls ..
Viscounts .

Barons
Archbishops •
Bishops

Against it.

58

Total...—. 136 Total 125
Of the above there were, connected with Scotland :
Peers .
Connected with Ireland :
Peers
Archbishops& Bishops 8

Total l4

19

90
13

English :
Peers
Archbishops & Bishops 4 ...

Total 94

96

Th. House of Peers consists of more than 380 Members,
of whom about 440 may be capable of voting; allowing 40
for minors and Roman Catholics. The number that voted
and paired off for and against the Duke of Wellington's
Amendment, was 261.—Morning paper.

fresh reinforcements from Constantinople. The nreeks is
the Phalerns answered by a brisk fire on their side.
Fayam Ft/stns.—Rental, Five per Cent. 102 f. 102 f.
10c. ; Three per Cent. 70f. 20e. 95e.
FORNION FlJNAC—Rentes Nap. Cert. Fal. 76f. 80e ;
Royal Spanish Loan, 59i ; Interminable Span. Annui-
ties, 43i ; Haytian Loan, 680 f. 67M.

COLOMBIA.

(From the Gaceta de Bogota—Official Part.)

EXECUTIVE.-THE NATIONAL FINANCES.

The account of the receipts in the National Treasury,
during the year beginning the let July, 1825, and ending
on the SOth June, 1826, gives, as their total amount,
12,156,572 dollars Si cents; from which sum are to be
deducted the three millions which have entered into the
Treasury, from extraordinary supplies, such as the lean,
; the remainder 9,166,372 dollars si cents, may be
considered as the actual amount of revenue.

The expenditure for 1627, including the interest of the
foreign debt, has been estimated at 8,390,027 dollars 74
cents; there is, therefore, a surplus of 606,544 dollars
4 cents.

But if the squadron is to be equipped, as we think it
should, then the expenditure will be inceased to 9,897,729
dollars fig} cents, and there will then result a deficiency of
741,357 &Hang cents; which, in our opinion, should be
covered by a decrease in the war utimates, a correspond-
ing reduction taking place in the army. It would then
staid as follows :
Total amount of the revenue 9,150,731 dollars, 514 cents.
Estimated expenditure 9,153,731 dollars, 1”4 cents.
And as Peru owes Colombia more than three millions of
dollars, exclusive of interests due, the Government of Co-
lombia may calculate on this sum to pay the interest of the
last year due on the foreign debt, without their being auy
occasion to hare recourse to loans to pay what is owing.
This is the state of our national finance, three months
after our civil commotions had sommenced, which have
done it so much injury. If no alteration had taken place
in our administration, the Government would have been
able to make our revenue meet our expenditure, and place
on a proper footing the political and commercial credit ofl
the country. The revenue of the last year has been mush
greater than that of the year preceding ; and the expendi-
ture has been gradually reduced, without any injury to
the country, so as not to exceed six millions, exclusive of
the interest of the foreign debt. But after our late politi-
cal convulsions, in the course of which the laws and the
Government lost their vigour, at the desire of certain por-
tions of the community, the Administration can no longer
answer for what may happen.

FXICTS OF
Beak Stock
Consols, 3 per sent SS%
Gov. Stock, 33 par wit— 89%
Ditto, New
4 per Cent. 99 111% 9
Goy. Deb. 33., per sent 91%
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent —
Ballast Office Deb. 4p. et --

11014.11QX XXCNANCOIS OM LONDON.
ANSTMIDAM, JIMA 19.-12 f. s—Two months', 12f. O.

MGM WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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In our Paper of yesterday instead of the late Premier, the late
Lord Liverpool were the words printed, and by some oversight
the mistake was not corrected in a few of the first impressions.
We should be sorry, indeed, to talk with apparent levity of
the visitation of Providence which has removed that virtuous
Nobleman from the high situation which he occupied, and we
sincerely trust, that though cut off from public life, his Lord-
ship will recover sufficiently to enjoy, in private, the society
of friends and the esteem of a grateful country.