The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-19 00:00:00

FOREIGN 'WILT:MANCE.

FRENCH PAPERS

(From the Quotidienne of Saturday, Jan. 16.)
PARIS, JAN. 15.—A report has been circulated
that the Minister of Finance is engaged upon a plan
for paying off the 5 per Cents. It is said that the plan
is to effect the repayment in ten successive series,
which are to be drawn by lot every year, so that at •
the expiration of ten years the holders of this stock
will be paid off.
Yesterday, the 14th of January, the Viscount'
Charles de Mentque, Captain of Grenadiers in the
64th Regiment of the Line, was married in the
chapel of the English legation, to Miss Caroline
Susanna Spencer, daughter of the Hon. John Spencer,
and niece of the Duke of Marlborough.
(From the Messa,yer des Chambres.)
PARIS, JAN. 16.—The following are the principal
articles of the decree of amnesty issued by the
Sultan in the beginning of December, and trans-
mitted
to Alisch Pacha, Governor of Adrianople:—
" It has come to my knowledge that some Rayas,
settled either at Adrianople or in the neighbouring
districts, and who during the events of the war have
conducted themselves in a manner contrary to their
duty as subjects, have imagined that they would re-
ceive reproaches from my Sublime Porte, arid that
fear had seized upon them. But the truth is, that
not only the gates of pardon, and of sovereign
Iclemency, are always open to those who testify re-
pentance for their past conduct, and ask pardon,
but also that the Ottoman Government, considering
the salutary peace which has been concluded, re-
gards the Reyes in question as already pardoned.
" In consequence, the conduct of these Rayas
during the war, whatever it may have been, must
be buried in eternal oblivion. They will be shown
that they are already pardoned ; and, so long as they
do not go beyond the bounds of loyalty and their
condition as Reyes, my ardent desire is thae•my
Sublime Porte shall endeavour in every way to pro-
mote their tranquillity and welfare. As it is my
Imperial will that you announce my orders and my
Sovereign desire to all my Rayas of the superior and
inferior classes who inhabit the country subject to
our jurisdiction, and that with your peculiar pene-
tration and prudence, you make them all easy, in-
spire them with confidence, and that you conduct
yourself in such a manner that they may, as before,
set about cultivating their fields and attend to their
trade arid commerce ; lastly, that you endeavour, by
all possible means, to draw upon me their bene-
dictions. The present order, the object of which
is to confirm those already issued on the subject,
and strictly to command their execution, has been
signed arid published by virtue of my Matti-scheriff.
The Rayas, throughout my empire, are confided by
God to my sovereign care."
A copy of this order has been sent to Jussuf
Pacha Nazir, of Samenka.

Notwithstanding this firman, there is still much

fermentation in the provinces. Adrianople is the
central point of the discontented; and, upon its
submission or resistance, depends the fate of the
rest of European Turkey. The Sultan is very dis-
satisfied with the inhabitants, and it is said that
40,000 troops have received orders to march to that
city from various quarters, and that the Grand
Vizier is appointed Governor.
The rebellion has again broken out in Asia
Minor, and with more violence. Fears are even
entertained of an attack upon Smyrna. The Otto-
man ships of war which have been so long at Alex-
andria have received orders to go to Smyrna. The
return of these vessels proves the change in the po-
litical system of the Pacha of Egypt, or at least
great timidity in his councils.

FINCH FUNDS.—Pests, JAN. 16.—Five per Cents.,
108 f. 85c. 80c. 90c. ; Four and a half per Cents., 106 f.;
Three per Cents., 85f. 20c. 25c. 20c. 10c. ; Bank
Stock, 1,687 f. boc. 1,885 f. ; Rentes de Naples, 94f.
15c. ; Reines d'Espagne, 99 Royal Spanish Loan,
1823, 821 82 ; RentesPerpetuelles d'Espagne, 614
Exchange on London, one month, 25 f. 60c. ;
three months, 2bf. 45e. Cow s Authentique.

AMSTERDAM, JAN. 14.—The cold has again be-
come more severe since yesterday, with a strong
N.E. wind. The thermometer indicated yesterday
16 degrees, and this morning, between four and
five, the cold suddenly increased, and to-day at boon
was at 24 degrees.
FRANKFORT, JAN. 11.—According to letters from
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Constantinople, received at Trieste, M. de Ribeau.

pierre did not touch at Napoli, the present seat of
the Greek Government, but merely stopped awhile
at Egina. This is a repetition of the report that
M. de Ribeaupierre was commissioned to confer
with Count Capo d'lstria respecting the future
state of Greece.

THE HAGUE, JAN. 14.—The following are the

motives assigned in the Royal resolution ftbr depriv-
ing several members of the States-General of the
offices held by them under the Government :
" We, William, &c.,—Considering that the cir-

cumstances which preceded and accompanied the
late debates on the budget, afforded more and more

proofs that it is highly important to the State that
the officers of the Government in general, and those

who hold offices of trust in particular, should be

sincerely and zealously attached to the system, the
intentions, and the measures of our Government,
and should in this set an example to others;
" That this is not only the duty of all who are

placed in such situations, but absolutely necessary
to give the due strength to the Government, and
for the unimpaired maintenance of the institutions
established by the Constitution.
" The above circumstances have, to our very great

sorrow, shown us that some officers of our house-

hold, and persons who enjoy special marks of our
favour, have displayed in their public conduct an un-
qualified opposition to the system of our Govern•

meat;
" Considering that though some of them, being

also members of the States-General, have a consti:

tutional right freely to express their opinions on the
measures laid before them, lfmt that those opinions,
when opposed to the principles of our Government,
which it is their duty as officers to maintain and
cause to be respected by those under them, or to
defend as persons especially favoured, will not allow
us farther to confide to them the execution of our
orders, or to continue to leave them in the enjoy-
ment of especial marks of our favour;
" With the advice of the ministerial departments,
I have thought fit, reserving the further measures
which the above considerations may induce us to re-
sort to,

" TO revoke, as we by these presents revoke, the
nomination, &e.—Dutch Papers, Jan. 16.

HAMBURG, JAN. 11.—The five English mails up
to the 30th ult., which arrived here on the sth, were
brought by a courier from Ostend overland; those
of the Ist and sth arrived here yesterday evening.
Hamburg Papers, Jan. 11.
BORSEN HALLE, FOUR O'CLOCK.—Funds ended
lower to-day. A number of sellers coming into the
market had the effect of depressing it. Discount 2i.

...-..__
Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent - 747.
Anglo-Russian Loan lO3
Hamburg-Russian Loan 103%
Folist) Bonds
Austrian Bank Shares 1272
Austrian Metalliques 104%
New Austrian 4 per Cents.
Anglo Neapolitan Loan
Falconets
VIENNA, JAN. s.—Metalliques, 1031; Bank Shares,
1,284.—Hamburg Reporter, Jan. 12.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.

AUSTERE/An, JAN. 15.-12. 27. 5-10.; two months,
12. 20.
HAMBURG, JAN. 12.-10. 13i ; two months, IS. 12k.
PETERSEURGII, JAN. 2.-10. 21-32.
LEIPSIC, JAN. B.—Three months, 6. 19.
BERLIN, JAN. 9.—Three months, 6. 28k.
13xEmEN, JAN. S.—Two months, 618.

The small-pox and typhus fever we are sorry
to say are very prevalent in Exeter.-- Western Times.
POETRY.—The study of Poetry has been to
me its own exceeding great reward; it has soothed my
afflictions; it has paultiplied and relined my enjoyment.,;
it has endeared solitude; and it has giyen me (or at least
strengthened in me) the habit of wishing to discover the
good and tke beautiful in all that meets and surrounds me."