The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-15 00:00:00

the Government shonld not he I)o3!4essed ,Cf fly
Bets which are neccss'Ary for theTight-undcrstaffit
ing oldie question.

'Mr. HERMES was clip.aged the whol,
ing with the CHANCELLOR c)f the ExcHEQuEll

in Downing-street,

To those who feel an interest in obtaining
competent knowledge of our Indian Empire,
(and who does not at the present moment
we would recommend the perusal of a long Ad-
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respectable firm of Messrs. PA RBURY, ALLEN,
and Co., Leadenhalkitreet. Books of reference
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THE FINDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.

New York Papers to the 19th Febrn ry, two days
later than the last amounts, hive been received et the
Nerd) and South American Coffee-house, by the Rubert
Edwards London line of packet ship; also Port-au-
Pi ince Papers to the 25th January, and Demerara Papers
to the 3.1 February.
The New York Paprs of the 18th February state that
the Mexican Minister, on being present:d to the President
of the United States,_ made the following remark :
" Buth nations are and nil be for ever linked i❑ friend-
ship by sympathies that have been founded by nature
i•-
self. Mexico will always remember, with a lively feeling
of gratitude, that the United States of America was the
first among civilized nations to acknowledge their rights."
The Port-au-Prince Papers contain the account of tile
arrival there of the Spanish frigate Casilda from the
Havannah, having on board Fernandez Castro, Envoy
Extraordinary from the King of Spain to the Republic of

Hayti.
The Demerara Papers are void of interest.
Accounts from Constantinople, via Paris, state that
Count Orh ff has notified to the Reis Effendi, that if the
Porte was ready to pay the 400,000 ducats by the Ist of
April, owing to the Russian .enminerce, the imperi-al army
would immediately retire behind the Balkan ; the Ottoman
Minister answered that the money was ready. It is re-
ported that the plague has again broken out at Adrianople.
The accounts from Marseilles, of the 7th inst., say that
the preparations for the expedition to Algiers is carryingain
there and at Toulon with the greatest activity. A'ivices
from Toulon state, that the troops had begun their march
for that port; 22,000 men were to be embarked in the
ships of war, and the land army is to consist of 32,000 men.
Information from St. Peterskurgh announce that his
Imperial Majesty would soon depart for Warsaw, and
open the Diet in person, from whence he was to proceed
to the Rhine, to take the waters near Cologne.
According to accounts from Lisbon, the Count Santa-
rem hal notified to Mr. Mackenzie that his master, Don
Miguel, will adhere to the wishes of the Duke of Welling-
ton, on condition that he is acknowledged in two :nontlis;
for, should it be longer retarded, great fear is entertained
of a new revolution in Portugal.
Ltvaitroor., MARCH 12.—The import this week of cot-
ton is 15,800 bags, and the sales are 20,690 bags, includ-
ing 2,000 American, 500 Surats, and 500 Brazil, taken
on speculation at. the highest prices of last week. In
sugar 850 Mids. have been sold this week at former rates.