The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-09 00:00:00

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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK•
Bank Stick.. 222 3
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Vent. Cons. 81ii/ ex div
31 per Cent. 9oi
Ditt9 Red. .„ . . 944
4 peg Vent. Nerr"99l3. ex div
Rank Long Ann 2oli
India Stock
Ditto Mind* 23 26 pm.
South Sea Stock

Old Annuities
New Ditto
ELBills I 000/. I id. 9 8 7 9 'mu
Ditto 500 i. 1e...... 7 10 pm.
Ditto Small jw 710 Pm-
Dittii-Advertiseew
Bank for Acct.
India for Acct.
Cons. for Acct.... 3 2j

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Brazilian Bda

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Mexican Scrip
Neapolitan, 5 per cent. •••
Neapolitan do. 1824
Peruvian 13onda

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Buenos Ayres Bds
Chilian, 13ds, 6 per cent —
CiAnauhian Bas
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Danish, 6 per cent...
Do. 1825 ....
Greek Bds
Do. 1825
Guatimala
Mexican Ms
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Spanish 1821, 6 per ct l2O
1823
French Renter, 5 p,
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Anglo-Mexican Mining Company 45 471
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Colombian Mining Company . 1.1
Haytian Mining Company
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company
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Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Mining Association ...... II
New United Mexican Mining Company
Alliance Fire and Life Assurance Company
Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company
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British Iron Company
British Rock and Patent Salt Company
General Steam Navigation Company
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THE SUN.

SOLIIM QUIS.DICERE FILSUM unE4r,

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1846•

Letters have been received from Hamburgh O
the 4th, which is one day later than the dates
received by post, stating that advices had reached
Berlin, of the resignation of the Throne by Cos-
STANTINVIII favour of the Grand Duke Nicno.,
LAS, who, as it is asserted, bad been actually'
proclaimed Emperor at St. Petersburgh.CONSTAN'
TINE is to receive the Crown of Poland. It is
added, that on the arrival of the news at Berlin
there was an immediate considerable advance
in all the Public. Funds. This intelligence pro..
duced an opposite effect in the City, as on the
report becoming known there Consols slightly
receded. Of the authenticity of this state-
ment, it were idle to offer an opinion, there

being nothing at present, either to corroborate,

or contradict the assertions of the writer,

We extract the follcwing interesting communi-
cation on the present state of public opinion at
Constantinople, from the Constitutionnel. What.
ever may he the future eJurse or policy adopted
by Russia,the empire of the Ottomans in Europir
is manifestly in a state that indicates dissolution
obstinately persevere in frill"
people who, from bigotri
atot
annocrieeit,ntotheall:ietrs iod. A
tical resistance against every species of iml)r°"'

.rnent, cannot hope to maintain . iudependener,
when assailed by.adversaries such as those bl.-
which Turkey
.is now menaced. From 11,0554,..
Solelyher b
naturalythe jealousy
she has
f he Great preserved
longere or:
Western Europe. If the polity of ALLJANDIR/11
•
successor, whether CONVEINTINE or Nicn°"ll
bu pacific, Turkey may still for s°lllll
the
been
years escape the grasp of the Muscovite.
will even that forbearance insure her existence le
an Empire VThe jealousy expressed of Matsui:l:k,-;
Ats and his son is strictly consistent with the
suspicious views and policy of the Government•
That the Paclut of h'GYPT, if succcessful in tho
Morea, should limit his atnbition to the possession
of that Peninsula, is neither probable, tlOr na.
rural. The man who" can think and act "."

originality and vigour, such as have been 1112.
nifested in the character of MEHEMET ALI, "114

not be deterred in his career, by any r 1115i'
derations but those of interest and practicabilitl•
If the jealousies of Europe should continPlit°
restrain Russia and Austria from dismember► 4
Turkey, MERE:MET Am may eventually berme
Master of an Empire, the resources of which'
directed by so enterprising a character, might
create a formidable and desirable barrier to 1114
advance of Russia on that side of Europa

(Extract, of a Letterfrom Constaatinopk.)
The last communication by the Russian Charge trAiairei
has produced a great effect in the Divan. The journey of the
Emperor Alexander to the Crimea—the actual presence•
Ilessarabia, of a Russian army 70,000 strong, with magasillei*
artillery, and every military requisite, even to the article of P°".
toons—the successful debarkation of the Egyptian Army in all
Mores-all combine to give a gloomy presentiment of sii"
proaching decliue. Will the PORTE yield to the delnaltdi

Russia, by evacuating Moldavia and Wallachia ? This would
humble her in the eyes of the Janissaries. The fanaticism of
these idle and seditious militia, who believe they see the pos-
sible re-introduction of European discipline, excites their hatred
of the successes obtained by the Egyptian troops. The Janis-
saries dread the success of Ibrahim Pacha, lest he should oc-
cupy the Morea, and colonizing it with a Negro population, ren-
der that province the central point for organizing a military
power which shall finally destroy the Janissaries. Murmurs are
already heard in the Ortas of that hotly. The Ulemas, not less
anarchical than the .Tanissarias, affect to call for " the good old
times.whenthetrue Believers knew no weapons but the sernitar,
and thefusil without the bayonet. Bayonets and drums—was
" there ever seenso scandalousan innovation ! Theinfidels, with
" their institutions, their exercise, and their uniforms, menace
" the eternity of the Empire, and every thing threatens a change
" in Religion."—Such are the arguments at the Mufti's, and
At the gates of the Aga of the Janissaries ; and when the people
begin to deliberate in Turkey, revolution in the Seraglio is not
far distant.

The Sultan, who knows what passes, strokes his beard,
and asks his confidants, what course will Mehemet Pacha and
kis son take, if, after beingvictorious, means cannot be found to
get rid of them, can we enjoy the fruits of their conquest, with-
out dreading the consequences of their ambition
The truth cannot be concealed; the East is menaced with
dismemberment; the crisis is at hand ; Egypt will become an
independent kingdom—it is, in fact, already such, and Mehe-
met Ali has but to demand the title. This barbarian Chief,
in the excess of his vanity, already assumes the names of Alex-
ander, and Napoleon ll.—his design is to unite Crete with the
Peloponnesus. By degrees he will extend his invasion to
Attica and Thessaly. Salonica and Cassandra, where he was
born, belong to him, and the Islands of the Egean arc at his
devotion—thus is Mehemet Ali, established even in sight of the
Dardanelles)! These are subjects of profound reflection at
Constantinople,—but the die is cast, say the Turks, and " that
sehish it written mutt happex." That which will happen
with such a people, and under such a Government, may be
prodicted without arrogating the gift of prophecy—within a
quarter of a century, the Ottoman Government will be extinct
In Europe, and even in some parts of Asia Minor !

We have received Lisbon Gazelles from the
4011) to 26th Dec. inclusive. They contain no

Portuguese news except some Ordinances rela-
tive to the army, and au Alvara, giving a new
organisation to the means for paying the public
debt, the measures prescribed by the Ordinances
of 25th August and 28th June, 18'21, not having
produced the desired effect, and it being of the
highest importance to preserve the public credit,
to maintain the principles of justice and the ho-
nour of his Majesty, that obligations contracted
ander his Imperial and Royal name should be
duly fulfilled.

We have also received Dutch Papers to the
7th of January ; they contain no news from
Bitavia later- than the 25th August.—The tot.