The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-20 00:00:00

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Portuguese Bonds —
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Ditto, New —
Russian, New, 5 p. c. B33j
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PRICES Or SHARES AT ONE 0 C1.00K.,
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Brazilian Mining Company l5
Tialpuicaltha Mining Company ~...... 120 1271,6
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United Mexican Mining Company 2'l 4 .itl
Guardian Aasurance Company lO 151 i
Protector The Inaurance Company 2 4.74
General Steam Navigation Company lO 2 1!;,,%

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COURSE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
Amsterdam C.F. 12 8 Leghorn 47
Ditto, at sight
Rotterdam 2U. 12 9 Venice
Antwerp - l9 9 Malta ..—
Hamburgh 2% U. 37 5 Naples 3B
Altona 214 U. 37 0 Palermo per or. 114
Paris, :4days' sight
Ditto 2U. 96 0 Oporto
Bordeaux 26 0 Rio Janeiro -11,,,3
Berlin --Bahia 4314
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Frankfort on Maine, Ex. 12.• 155 Buenos Ayres 43
• Petersburg!), rble 3 Us, 014 Dublin, 21 days' sight. ll'
Vienna, endive ti 2M. 10 2.5 Cot k
Trieste do.
Madrid li .f. s. d.
Cadiz my, Portugal Gold, in coin .... U 0 0
Itilboa 34 Foreign Gold, in bars 1 17- U
Barcelona `l*,' New Doubloons '3 13 3
Seville • 11!.i New Dollars 0 4 9
Gibraltar 45 Silver, in, bars, standard... 04 11

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U America U U Guernsey& Jeraey. 1
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U lluenoa Ayrea
O Donaghadee 0 (1 Jamaica 0
I Dublin
U Irlandera 0 0 Lisbon 0
O France
O Ciottaniburgh I 1 Waterford 0

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LONDON.
'fi:'DNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20, 1826•

The Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Etoile dated
Monday morning, have reached us.'
Mr. CANNING arrived in Paris on ' Saturday last,
and alighted at the Hotel of the English Embassy.
The objects and probable consequences of his visit to
the French capital, are freely discussed in several of
the papers, and the Quotidienne after giving Various
on dits of the day, on this topic, says, " others think
that the affairs ,of the East are likewise the object of
Mr., CANNING'S journey. On this point, the Presi,..
dent of the Council will be quite obliging." " As: to the
East, do what you please—save me the trouble of a
speech from the Tribune—an answer to the .questions
put—,that's all 1 want. Do now take into your pos..
session the islands of Greece, establiSh a Protectorate,
have a station in Egypt, and the dominion of all the
seas. Mon Dieu, I am quite indifferent to all that.
Be at your ease—l'll not budge."
The Etoile contains an article from Mitylene, dated
the 7th of August, which states, that it is'seen from
the watch tower of the Island, that the Greek squa-
dron cruises between Mitylene and Ipsara, on the side
of the port of Sigri ; and that the CAPITAN P..teti 4.
mad lost
.two frigates and a corvette.
The same article announces, on the authority ol
persons who have come from Constantinople, that Mr
STRATFORD CANNING had demanded of the Porte
a guarantee fOr all J English property in Turkey ; and
that on the refusal of the Divan to give it, he had
broken off his communications with the Ottoman Go-
vernment. It appears to us, that this account is ex-
cessively improbable. We know, that up to a recent
date, fime property of all Foreigners had been respect-
ed, and it doeS not seem likely, that as the progress ol
the reform advanced, anti things assumed a more tran-
quil state, it should be necessary to ask from the
Government, or that it would refuse that support
Which the persons and property of Foreigners had re-
ceived during the period, of anarchy and confusion.
Our Ambassador would, no doubt,. have taken such
...
steps as the honour of the country he represents, and
the interests of the merchants on the spot, appeared to
require, but our previous intelligence does not lead us
to expect that such a necessity arose; and the terms of
amity which at present subsist between the Turkish
Government itnd this Country, are not likely to be
interrupted at such a crisis as that which hangs over
the Turkish Empire, by a refusal a a demand, which,
if made, was reasonable and necessary. The Condi-
t utiminel contains a long article from Constantinople,
under date of August 12, taking ageneral review of the
stute of the Empire, and the means of the Divan to sup-
port the system which has been commenced. According
to this article, the Revenue of the Ottoman Empire
does not much exceed 45,000,000 of piastres,scarcely
a million sterling.
.This estimate must, we apprehend,
be grossly incorrect.
It is stated from Tino, that Commodore HA Nu(.-
tow was there on the 27th July, having, on board
Ilia Majesty's ship Cambrian mmder his command,
an English Agent, commissioned to make rigorous
Search for the British merchandise taken by the-Pirates.
Parties from the Cambrian, are said to hoe seized by
night some Greek vessels behind the port of St. JOati
de Tint).
From time Banks of the Vistula, private correspond•
re is s4d. to be full of a Diplomatie Note whirl'
eth'sta "'pa, addressed to the principal Europeat
Amurts, eattitah,ee:hbyoletiolef tertitn,ilitary and poll
tical reforms 1 - :1„
:'l7B"l"cl.wes• which those reforms are 'aliskweleyl'itlloB pttlow-
T'hevviNnocit'etil:reocl!teteld"sitthie6mm,oWvettr
inconsistent with the general -f
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policy
. o uropt—
in,ncieotimitsidceortamsbilieler to 'be
the question of the preponderance of Russia—NO"
preenderance alone, according to it, could justify the
anxiety which certain States evince WI seem; an empire
. tact, to