The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-13 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

.ia, FRgNCH PAPERS.
(From the-. Gazette de:Wrance, dated. Monday, Feb.
VIENNA, FEB. I.—We have not yet any news of the
arrival of M. de ilibeaupierre at Trieste.
It is still reported,
.that the Prince Philip of Hesse
Hombutgli Wig go-on an-extraordinary minion to St. Pe,
tersburgh. 'fte Coproittsee,of the Hungarian Diet, sitting
at Pesti), is now eiteged. in regulating the late'Resolutions
of the Diet. Its labours will soon be terminated.
Metalliques 90 -a;.: Bank ...Shares. 1,045.
P;a:fs, FEB; 'lo:—.:Fiear Admire Bergeret arrived in
the Antilles in 'the-heginning of November last; he had
three,frigates-undct his command. He landed 709 troop
at Martinique, where as many more had arrived by various
ships. One Regiment was to quit Martinique, to return
to France. The squadron which is tinder the command of
M. Be beret is compiried of four frigates and- several
smaller vessels. •
The Gazette de Fr-inte has no news whatever frons
Greece or Turkey. . •

(From the Journal des De?iota of Sunday.)
PARIS, FEIN lo.—The radical vice of the Ministerial
position consists in the complete and sudden change of doc-
trines. All the men in. power at present said and did, not
two months ago, quite the contrary of what they pretend
to say and do now. He who was known only for his
hatred of thOttstitutions of Louis XVIIL, now supports
the most liberal principles. Such sudden conversions,
produced by the joyous attainment of a portfolio,- are a
little suspicious. The Ministry necessarily places itself
between the accusation of insincerity. and the fame of peni-
teute..; and_repentance is very humble for power. If they
stop, it will he said that they are about to recede ; if they
go on, others will say they are advancing too far, and that
they are outstripping the monarchical bounds.
The French are confiding and credulous,. they pay
themselves in two words, and are amused with boys. At
first there was only one voice to say that the Ministry was
incomplete.' Now would not one imagine that it is about to
endure, and that it is suitable to the wants and opinions of
France ? Yet it remains now just as it was at. its birth.

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Dissenters.

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ay, Feb. 1I •
}), news of the

iilip of ne.se
ion to St. Ye•
in Diet, sittiog
at Resolution,
noted.

ret arrived in
• fast; he bad
/ed 700 trop
ved by variotto
pie, to return
Le command of
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day.)

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lunge of doe-
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they pretend
only for his
now supports

conversions,
)rtfolio, are a+
places itself
fame of peni-
ver. If they
cede ; if they
) far, and that

s; they pay
ith buys. At
Ministry was
;it is about to
ad opinions of
at its birth.

TION.

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which, from

7, 1828.

e gained very
officially in-
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ny official in-
' Government
r would have
in fact, that
tions at all ;
that I would
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through an
repapers. If
roofs of inac-
ill obliged
tself.—l am,