The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-16 00:00:00

Anglo-Itussian Loan lO7 lOCN
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Cartiticate

Inscriptiori, Ist Scrigs • 103
Russian 5 per Ccnt. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th

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Series
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch Actual Debt, 2% per Cent 49 48%
Ditto 5 per Cent ....
Polish Bondi
New Picket
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cots'
Norwegian Loan, 1b34, 4 per Cant...
Spanish, New 3 per Cents. l9 IEiN
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
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HAMBURG, J. 8.-13 34.—Te,-0 months, 131%.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 31.—Seventy-tire day., 11.:.)7.
l'eTvessueoit, Dec. 21.—Two months, 39 pence.
film. N, JAN 7.—Three months, 6. 1014.
VIENNA, DEC 31.—Three months. 9. 45.

BREMEN, JAN. 5 —Two months, 611:13.

Dutch Papers, of the 12th, state that the Sec-
tions of the Second Chamber are examining the
project of a law for a new system of import duties.
The Dutch trade, like our trade, is put out of
joint by fiscal regulations. Flushing was free from
ice on the Bth.

The Paris journals of Wednesday bring the
highly important intelligence that the SULTAN,
yielding to the solicitation of the Four Powers has
revoked_the deposition of MEHENIET ALI, and
granted to him the hereditary Government of
Egypt. " A Courier," says the Prcsse of Wed-
nesday, " who left Constantinople on the 20th, has
brought, on the 3d of January, to Prince METTER-
NrCH, the news of a formal revocation by the Porte
of the decheance of the Viceroy of EGYPT." And
in Galignani's Messenger of the same date it is
stated that a correspondent, writing from Vienna

on the 4th inst., says--" The night before last. a
The Post has taken six days to acknowledge the
reception of the information, we gave it last Satur-
courier from Lord PONSONBY came through this
day evening, relative to the three classes, of la- city on his way from Constantinople, which he left
bourers, manufacturers, and consumers, all benefit- on the 20th ult., with despatches announcing offi-
ing by the abolition of the Corn-law ; and it at- cially that the SULTAN, on the mediation of the
tempts very feebly to invalidate our statement. No
person acquainted with the many elements which Four Powers, had revoked the deposition of MEHE-
MET ALI, and granter) to him the hereditary
enter into motley price, will presume to say, within Pachalic of Egypt." Nothing could be better
10s. or 15s. per quarter, what would be the precise timed than this most gratifying piece of intelligence
effect on the prices of wheat in this country by the The underhand intrigues of Russia have failed, and
total abolition of all the import duties on wheat. Lord PALMERSTON is again clear of the shoals
We will not, therefore, wrangle with the,Post about and quicksands upon which the first persistence of
the more or less, being satisfied with its admission the Porte in carrying out the deposition of the
P ACHA drove him. The settlement of the quas-
" that the reduction in price, from the removal of
lion puts an end to the Treaty of July,
France an opportunity of abandoning without the and affords
our protecting laws, would be considerable." That
amount, might be, and
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stated, divided in certain pro-
portions, according to various circumstances, such
, of France is disposed to take ad vantage of the op-
as the demand for labour, the momentary extent of
tunit y now offered to consolidate the peace of
the foreign market, &c., amongst the three classes, por
Europe, we have every reason to believe. Indeed
which rebuts, by its own admission, the Post's silly
thefact
Debat is
ofs advvednesday, from which we make the
following in an article in the Journal des
accusation, that those are cheats who contend for
the abolition of the Corn-law, because it would be-
following brief extract
nefit all the three classes. We are of opinion that France is regaining by dc-
the same time, we must observe that it is pro-
grecs the rank from which the vacillating policy of th
bable that the reduction of price would be greater last Cabinet had caused her to fall. ',safe
bel. tha et
1 the Ministry of the 2t)111 of Oaoher, wi!houltexe-iakinn•
than the reduction of duty, because all such arciti-
. I display of its laavery and ringing patriotic d
1 :,'iri le:s
cial elevations of price make a larger capital tieces- 1 aI ree y, b y 1 a firmest and the confidence that it' in-
sary for carrying on the businesses connected with spires, had so much influence upon Foroi_
sa Cabinets