The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-23 00:00:00

PEACE'S Of SHARES THIS PAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share
Anglo Chilian Mining Co.. .EB .2,,,
Brazilian Mining Co. (ids. at Si. pin.) 20 65 6..1
'Columbian Mining Co. liss .at 5/. pin.) ~`_'.iy 16
General Mining Association
Mexican Mining Co ..,; 7
:flalpuxahua Mining Co •,1,1
-Hibernian Joint Stock Winking Co 23
Provincial Bank of Ireland. 25

130 110

‘251," SB

KS.-DUBLIN, FEB. 20.
St, Patrick Insur. (per sh.)
Moral Irish Ditto —
National Ditto -
Patriotic Ditto
Mibernian Bank
Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine
Imperial Mine
Mining Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings —
6ANGF. YFSTERDAY.

PRICES OF IltIS:11 S.TOC
Punk Stock
Consols, 3 per cent.....•—•• ,
tiov• Stock, 34 per cent 9:lli
Ditto, New ,t2i
f per Ccnt. lOl
Gov. Deb. 3y, per cent.
Royal Canal Stoc!--
grand Canal Stock
City Deb. I per cent --
Ballast (Alice Deb. 3 p. ct - i

COURSE OF MICH:.
Amsterdam C.F.12 2
Ditto, at sight 11 19
Rotterdam 2U. 12 .-.3
Antwerp l4 3
Damburgh 11_ B. 13 12 •
Altona - l3 12,
Paris, 3 days' sight
Ditto '' U. 25 60
tordeaux 25 65
Perlin —
Frankfort on Maine, Ex. N. 1301
Petersburg'', rblc... 3 Us. 10 0
Vienna, effective tl. 2N. 10 5
Trieste do.
Madrid
Cadiz 36
Eilboa 151:..
Barcelona
Seville '15..(
Gibraltar 1,6

Leghorn 4B
Genoa 25 :.4)
Venice 46
Malta
Naples
Palermo per oz. 117
Lisbon
Oportoltih
Rio Janeiro 33
Bahia
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight 1;4
Cork
BULLION', PElt
t.s. d.
Portugal Gold, coin... 0 0 0
Foreign 601 a, in bars 3 17 0
New Doubloons ....... 0 0 0
New Dollars 0 4 10
Silver. bars. standard 0 5 0;

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LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1828.

The statements of Sir H. HA RD INGE, respect-
ing the Duke of WELLINGTON'S retrenchments
whilst Master-General of the Ordnance, must
give universal satisfaction, as a favourable omen
of what the Noble Duke is likely to effect,
in the more important situation which he now

fills. Even Mr. HumE was pleased, and the
approbation of such a sturdy Reformer is not
easily obtained.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday, and the
Gazette dc France dated Thursday, contain
some further accounts respecting Turkey, and
the situation of affairs in that quarter, which
mainly correspond with what has appeared
within these few days in the German Papers.—
There can be --no doubt that the SULTAN is
making great exertions, but whether with a. view
to obtain better terms, or to provoke hos-
tilities, tune alone must determine. The
-SULTAN cannot be insensible, in the event
,of war, to the critical situation of his empire.
Ile cannot reasonably hope for success in any
alternative of circumstance. If he calculate upon
the disunion of the Allied Powers, after hostilities
shall have commenced, his situation will not
be more secure than during their combined
attitude, for the Russian armies once set in
motion against the oppressors of the Greeks,
between whom so much religious sympathy
naturally exists, where will their career be
arrested ? Assuredly not under the walls of
Constantinople. The SULTAN may expect that
the remonstrance of England and. France would
Stay the progress of the victorious Cossacks ; but
long before that remonstrance could reach St.
Petersburgh, the Spread Eagle of the North would
wave on the' battlements of Constantinople, and
the SULTAN be driven out of Europe, if not
buried in the waters of the Hellespont. In say-
ing this we only reason from natural causes—
which may not operate at present, but in the event
of untoward circumstances, produced either by
the obstinacy or duplicity of the PORTE,
the presumption is more than probable. While
Russia acts in concert with the other Powers, in
411 amicable way, every thing may go on smoothly,
but let her once become the active instrument in
fulfilling the wishes of the others, and she will
4)011 find excuses for pursuing objects of her
own. In favour of this opinion, national anti-
pathy, burning for an opportunity of revenge,
will take advantage of every circumstance which
prejudice can suggest, or interest accomplish.
But, in Jopposition to all this warlike appre-
hension, the Gazette de France contains a
singular paragraph, dated Vienna, which says that
after the change in the English Ministry, Austria
had taken a step at Constantinople, from which
the happiest results for the general peace may be
expected. If this be true, we think that Austria
is accountable for much of the delay, and much
mere of the trickery, which has taken place. We
have all along expressed our opinion that the
Calrinet of Vienna was not sincere in its pro-
fessions, and all that has yet transpired of its'
conduct only tends to confirm our opinion.
It is now said that the Minister of Prussia
has received instructions from his Government to
act perfectly in concert with the Ambassador of
Austria for the preservation of peace ; and, if
this, be true, we have some hopes that the Inter-
nuncio will be induced to do his duty.

•
The Allgenzeine Zeitung of the 16th instant,
just received, contains a long, and we believe
just, tribute to the merits of ALEXANDER
YPSILANTI, which we shall give on Monday.
Metalliques
tIENNA, FEB. 11'
931
.
sank Shares 10431
core
The law. accounts from Rangoon, state that
matters were tranquil in that quarter.

Accounts are received from St. Petcrsburgh
to the be
fginning of the present month, and are decidedly
warlike) uar respects Turkey. It is asserted that the
Russia' Army will cross the Pruth as soon as the season
will permit. Taking this for granted, the lapse of a few
weeks will disclose very important events, and it will be
men whether the z i,a4"aols will not find some pretext for
utiog independently of Great Britain and France. The
commercial accounts notice an unusual degree of briskness
in the dealings in tallow and other produce, at St. Peters-
ham; this ia to be accounted for by the increased de-
toads agreialY for tallow, is this ceuntry. The pur-
cum of 14,000 Cada', for shipment on the opening of the
navigation, is reported ; the price varying between 91 and
02 rubicoqfpXorning Chronicle.