The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-17 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, dated Sunday.)
ODEssA, SEPT. 15.--According to letters from Con-
stantinople, which come down to the 13th, the Reis
Effendi has declared that the demands of Russia were ad-
missible; so that it is generally thought that the Porte
will accept the whole ultimatum That Minister, how-
ever,- in the conferences which have taken place on the
Xubject, has expressed himself with much acrimony on
what he calls the change of conduct in Russia, during the
negociations. We expect with impatience the official an-
swer, which, 'however satisfactory it may be supposed to
be, cannot, in our opinion, untie the gordian knot of the
affa ire of the ,East.

P.S. 'We have this instant received letters of the 20th.
They make no mention whatever of the negociations;
from .which it is inferred that nothing is yet decided.
Almost all the letters speak of a second unsuccessful at-
tack of the Capitals Paella, in Samos ; and also of the arri-
val of Lord Cochrane, which has been so often asserted
and confradicted.--Gaxette Oliva:elle.
FRANKFORT ON THE OVER, OCT. .s.—Letters of a
late date have been receivetlfrom Moscow, which announce
that, according to the lust reports from General Yermaloff,
commanding the army of Georgia, the Persians have
stopped in their. irruption not far from the town of Der-
bent, the bad weather being an obstacle to further their
operations on their parts. The Nomade tribes, whom they
had succeeded in exciting to revolt against the Russians,
have committed the greatest excesses towards such of the
inhabitants as were too .poor to take refuge in Georgia.
The army of General YermalDlT has taken a concentra-
ted position, which covers The heads of the
columns of which would put the army in,a formidable con-
dition, were beginning to arrive, and every tiling an-
nounced that the Persians would be vigorously repulsed
from the provinces which they have occupied on the Cas-
pian Sea. _ _ _

(From the Moniteur of Saturday, Oct. 14.)
The official statement published by the Department of
Finance, compares the produce of the taxes fbr the first
nine months of 1826 with 'the sanie period of 1821 and
1825, from which it appears, the year 1826, compared
with 1825, presents—

Increase 19,638,000
Decrease

Total Increase 13,060,00(1
And compared with the year .1824, there is in 1026
Increase 27,546,000
Decrease :3,908,000

Actual Increaxe 23,578,000

PARIS, SEPT. 13.--The King.of France has conferred
on Rossini the Order of the Legion of Honour, as a testi-
mony of his regard for. the last production of that celebrated
composer.
We are assured that the Abbe Cabanes is to be ap-
pointed Sub-Preceptor to Ole'Duker of Bonrdeaux. •
MADRID, OCT. '4
—The commeree4A Spain is more and
more •exposed .to the insults of the Colombian corsairs ;
along the whole of the.coust, and particularly on that of
Galicia, they approach the shore, cut the cables of vesselsi,
and carry them off. The coasting trade is completely in-
terrupted, and the fishermen dare not venture out. The
couriers are in the greatest activity. The English Embassy
receives reports from Portugal or Spain every day.
hturf,. OCm. 7.---For several days the travellers who
come from different provinces of Spain agree in stating
that the clergy, both secular and regular, evince great ac-
tivity in their respective departments. This has given rise
to many conjectures. Men of 'sense explain all this mys-
tery easily, by saying that the time is' not far distant when
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it will be absolutely necessary that the clergy shall make
sacrifices in defence of the throne and the country, and
that it is natural that these Ecclesiastics, who are as much
attached to worldly property as other men, should put:
themselves on their guard, and even in a state of hosti-
lity, tcs obtain, when 'the proper tnoment shall arrive, con-
ditions the most favourable to themselves:

It is confidently meted, that there has been a great up-
roar in a Cabinet Conned held here lately, at which the
King presided. Several diplomatic notes were read, ad-
dressed to the Court by the Cabinets of London and Parii,
the object of which was, to induce our Cabinet to acknow-
ledge at once the independence of the Americans, and to
adotit a system of Government agreable to the majority of
the nation. in short, that a system of public credit
should he adopted, which would give the creditors of
Spain at least the hope, that they would not lose
Within 'these twelve houri five foreign Courier's, on their
way to Madrid, or on their return, have passed through
this city.

(Front the Courier Francizis.)
Tiwre hat been to-day a little improvement in the
'health of Telma Otis state grew still better towards night.
This morning the Galvanic' pile was tried, and this opera-
tion appeared to reanimate him for some instants. Nevet-
theless, his medical advisers conceive little hopes of bin).
To the visits of the Archbishop of Paris succeeded those
of the Cure of the parish, who visits hint daily, and leaves
a card.

MADRID, Ocir. 2.--Yesterday' being the anniversary of
the liberation of the King and Royal Family, was a gala
day at Court for the•receptien of the Ambassadors and
Foreign Ministers, of •the. Grandees, Dignitaries, Political
and Military Authorities.
Lisnos, SEPT. 27.—A1l is tranquil in this capital; the
parties keep a,watch .o each other, without, however,
making war, haunch is pleased to send reports favour-
able to his cause. • While one affirms that lion Miguel is
coming to get himself crowned King of Portugal, other's
assert that the Emperor Don Pedro is authorised to come
and pass two years among us, to settle his Constitutional
system on as solid basis, and to put it in a state to. resist all
the machinatiorni of his enemies..
The present Ministers are remarkably active, and the
greatest good results from the changes which they belle
made in their respective dePartments.. The Miniiter for
Foreign Affairs does not follow this example. He attends
to whet Concerns the Convocation of the Cortes, which
will take place.on the 19th of October, the anniversary of
the Emperor Don Pedro's birth-day.
The report runs that there will be a decree for the
suspension of what in England is called the habeas corpus,
but we hope we shall' have no occasion for laws of ex,
ception:
Those who deserted to Spain are deprived of the effects
which they held of the Crown.. As to their real proper-
ties, they hat e btert disseized of them fur the benefit of
their heirs residing within the realm.
The. Russian Minister has au order from his Govern-
ment to compliment the. Regent; he says that it is to
command him to imitate tbeTanglish Ainbaissador in all
his policy relative to the COnstitutional Government of
Portugal. •
Fermin Vuanc-.4,A.R.3., OCT; 14.—Five per Cents. 861.
65e 70e. 6be.'; Thkee per Cefits. 66f. libe. 80e. ; Bank Aetiow,
2040 f. ;Rentes de Naples, 73f. gOc. 6be. ; Cortes Bonds, till.
Royal Spanish Bonds, 464 f •
E5"""1.---One Monsh,lsf, bbe. ; Three Months, tbr. me.

Our Liverpool Co.
rre'Tonderit imparts the most
cheering information. Business appears to be Maui.,
featly improving, and whatever malcontents may say,
we doubt not for an instant of the rentual prosperity
of our commercial hoorcesta. It affords us also sincere
pleasure: to announce, that a facility of cominercial
operations is for the future likely to be afforded to -the
merchants of this enterprising port by the residence
here of one of our regular Brokers. Mr. P. Gaillard
has, we understand, commenced an establishment in
Liverpool, in which his
long acquaintance with the
London mode of transacting business will enable him
to be eminently successful.
Besides, considerable ad-
vantages will result to the commercial interests from
combining, as Mr. p. Gaillard does, the negotiation
of loans, on ships' cargoes with the ordinary,..fros"-
tions of a Ship and Insurance Broker.

PRICES O FOREIGN ir
Austrian Bondi, 5 per cent. .... --
Brazilian Bonds 64 3%
Ruenow Ayres Bonds. —
Chillan Bonds, 6 per ct. 4O 39
Colombian Bondi —
Ditto, 1821 18 9 EN 4
Danish, 3 per cent. 57%
Greek Bonds —
Ditto, IBXS
Guatimala —
Mexican Bosnia
Do. 18i5... 6514 4 476 5% 4,,,iN36

3p,511",

NDS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.

Neapolitas 1811
l'crutrian gonds ' —3ON 30 IA
Portuguese Bonds —
Prussian, 5 per cent.
Ditto, New —
Russian, New, 5 p. c.
Spanish, ISil
'^—
182 J
French Renter, 5 p. c r-1. —c.
--,--Exchange
--3 per cent.
.-- Exchange —f. —c.

AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
.£lO . 15 17% 15
5 8%
15 ti
25 11%
STOCKS, OCT. 14.

St. Patrick Insnr. (per share)
Royal Irish Ditto
• National Ditto
Patriotic Ditto .
Hibernian Bank
Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine
Imperial Mine
Mining Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings