The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-28 00:00:00

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"tter by the victorious MINA, we must believe
that the (‘ rangers " are nothing more than a
few
straiglerss, whom the conquering party are
Pursuing through the, mountainous districts which
afford them a temporary refuge.
The sudden change which the seditious move-
nlents of the-Janissaries have occasioned in the
Ottoman, Cabinet may lead to results which will
bade all the diplomatic calculations of the Con-
gressers, and may already have destroyed, in a
Illoroeut, the pacific labours of the various Em-
bassies to the Porte during the last 18 months.
We always said that the decision of the question
of peace or war did not depend entirely either on
the SULTAN or his Ministers, but would be ulti-
°lately determined by the capricious will of the
;goorant, ferocious, and ungovernable soldiery, and
the populace. It now appears that the late turbulent
Proceedings originated in the popular opinion that
the Great Officers of the Government had been
bribed by the Christian Governments to sub-
reit to an ignominious peace ; and the ar-
regauce of the Turks, therefore, after the
recent signal manifestation of their displeasure,
Will not be satisfied unless the new Ministry fur-
4ish them with some opportunity of evincing
their detestation and contempt of Christians
of all nations. The Porte, conscious of its
Weakness, will of course put off the evil day as
long as possible, but it appears to us that the
Sultan has no alternative but to precipitate his
empire and himself into ruin by an act of open
outrage against Russia, or to await the stroke of
the assassin, in order that he may be made to
give place to a Successor, who will permit his
barbarian subjects to rush upon their own de-
struction in their own way !

FRENCH FUNDS.-DEC. 16.
Five per Cents.
Highest
Closed at B9 f. 55 c.
Bank Stock 1641 f. 25 c.
Neapolitan Five per Cents.
Exchange on London—One Month 25 f. 45 c.
Three Months 25 f. 30 c.
(("ours Authentique.)

For the account the following quotations are given :
Five per Cents - 89 f. 75 c.
Neapolitan Stock 77i f•
Spanish Bonds of 1820
1021

IM PORTANT.

SUN OFFICE, ONE o'CLocK.—Since the above
Was written, we have received our usual communi-
cation from our Correspondent in the City. The
rumours to which he alludes will of course be re-
received by our Readers with caution, particu-
larly that which regards the alleged revolt of two
French regiments. That a bold,or even an insolent
reply, has been received from Madrid, is very pro-
bable, and was expected. It must be exceedingly
insolent indeed, however, if it provoke the
French Government to war, after the altered
sentiments with which it has lately viewed the
meditated commencement of hostilities. If it be
true that two French regiments have gone over
to MINA, that is a fact which is alone sufficient
to induce France to put up with the insolence
which her own interference with the affairs
of Spain has provoked ! We repeat, however,
that the rumour is improbable ; and for this
among other reasons, that before the actual com-
mencement of hostilities, MINA would not be so
imprudent as openly to countenance defection in
the French army. If the war, contrary to all
well-founded calculation, should break out, the
revolt of a part of the French army may be re-
. forded as inevitable.
"STOCK EXCHANGE; Half-past Twelve o'Clock.
-The panic in the above Market this morning
was very great, owing to several Expresses hav-
ing arrived from Paris. The first Express brought
the price of the French Funds at four o'clock,
88 f. 30 c. Soon after another Express, with the
price after the closing of the French Market,
87 f. 50 c. The fall of the above Funds imme-
diately operated on our Funds : Consols, which'
opened at 8021, went down to 80}, and up to
this hour they are 801 to with a heavy market.
The reports in circulation are that the French
Government have received from Madrid an An-
swer to their Ultimatum sent to that Court,which
is in very insolent language. Another report is, that
.two French regiments are gone over to MINA,
after haVing dismissed their Officers. Letters
are certainly in town to that effect. A certain
Party, who are great Bulls, came early into the
Market to sell, but few Broker) would pur-
chase.

" French Funds.--A great panic also pre-
vailed in the above Market this morning, in con-
sequence of four Expresses from Paris, with the
fall of the French Stocks. New Spanish Bonds
opened at 551 to 56, and little is doing in any of
the Foreign Securities up to this hour."

The following are the contents of the Mm
burgh Papers received at a late hour this day

IC HAMBURGII, DEC. 13.—According to ac-
counts directly from Constantinople of the 11th
Nov.) the removal of Hale) and his creature was