The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-12 00:00:00

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE ()CLOCK.
Paid. Par Shale.
Anglo Mexican Mining Company ..... £55
Columbian Mining Company

COURSE OF EXCH/
Amsterdam C.F. 12 9
Ditto, at sight
Rotterdam 2 U. 12 10
Antwerp l2 10
Harnburgh 2% U. 37 11
Altona 2% U. 33 0
Paris, 3 days' sight
Ditto 2 U. 25 95
Bordeaux 25 95
Berlin
Frankfort on Maine, Ex. M. 158
Petersburgh, role 3 Us. 84
Vienna, eactive R..-- 2 M. 10 25
Trieste do.
Madrid 'l4 yi
Cadiz 35
Bilboa . 341
&melon& 34
Seville 34%
Gibraltar 45

.ISTGE YESTERDAY.
Leghorn 4t
Genoa 49
Venice 46

Malta
Nl
?les 30
Palermo per oz. lli
Lisbon 50
Oporto 50
Rio Janeiro 4114
Bahia. 45
4:1
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight
Cork iv
auta.loar, PIM oxs
B. d.
Portugal Gold, in coin ..» 0 0 0
1 Foreign Gold, in bars ..... 30 17
New 'nbloons
New Dollars 0 4 0,
Silver, In bars, standard 011

Arrived. Due.
1 Dublin
1 Waterford 0
O Guernsey& Jersey 1
O Lisbon 0

LS.
Arrived. Due•
o Flanders 0
O Jamaica 0
0. Leeward Islands
o Malta
0 Brasil ...«.....»..»
0 Buenos Ayres

O Gottenburgh... 1
1 Hamburgh 1
O Holland 0
O France

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 42 minutes after 7. I Evening 15 minutes after 1

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1826.

We received last night the Paris Papers of Sunday►
and the Etoile dated Monday morning. The former
are principally filled with discussions respecting the
Jesuits, but the latter has some interesting articles Of
intelligence.
In an article under date of Constantinople, June 10►
it is stated that HAM, and IBRAHIM EFFENDI, the
commissioners appointed to proceed to the frontiers
to treat with the Russians, had set out on the precedlU
day, accompanied by a.very numerous suite : but ar►
acticle dated Bucharest, June 18, states that thuse
Commissioners had not at that time arrived there.

The ConstantinOple article speaks of the decisive
measures.taken by the Divan for organizing the trot)p°
according to the European system. Part of the corp'
to be so formed are to be taken from the Janissaries'
and the SULTAN has ordered that all the Office"
should be chosen from that class, These and other
premises, it is added, have reduced the Janissaries t°
silence, and 20,000 Mussulmen are said to We
already enrolled themselves.
This measure has certainly not the appearance 0'
peaceful intentions, and we find an opinion expressod
in the article from Bucharest, that it is preparatory t°
a war with Russia.

Extracts from these Papers will be found in another
column.

It is stated in the Paris Papers of Sunday, that. the
Perseverance Steam Vessel in which Lord Cool'
'RAISE is proceeding to Greece, had been obliged to
put into Almeira on the 11th of June, on account of
the disorderly state of her crew. We have received 11°
information of this circumstance, and the cause gr

signed for his Lordship's putting into Almeira, ten'
ders, in our opinion, the statement very questionable•

Accounts from Stockholm state that:the conflagly
tion which destroyed the flourishing City of Frederick'
shall, reduced to ashes the buildings of the Fortresst"
of Frederickstein. Those on the lower ramparts es.
caped all injury. The fire had caught the roofs °ill
houses, when the intrepidity and presence of mind i)
the Commandant saved them from destruction•
such a time of danger it was impossible to watch'the
prisoners confined in the place. The Command°.t
did not hesitate for a moment. He offered them the
liberty on condition that they would lend their mil.
ance in extinguishing the flames. They did so "111.
the utmost alacrity, and only two of them made tbel
escape. The houses were insured for SOO,OOO dolil9'
More than 4,000 persons are without places of eh°l(e)i
and 25,000 barrels of grain have been destroyed.
700 houses only 74 remain uninjured.

Canada Papers to the 6th ult. have reached
They are very barren of intelligence. The Co10Pi'll"
1
encouraged by the great rewards offered by this C", W I
try for the cultivation of hemp, appear to be Pee,
much attention to this valuable article of pwalio
The weather is described as haring been very
gt
in North America, and no correct estimate cook"
the date of these papers, be formed of the bole°.

Paper the
couliViteo anpy atftreoillnip t a tIl;:reliell : se'
at a short distance from Toulouse. A single 1/..gi
armed man attempts to stop and rob a coach and Iwo
sengers, Ind they are happily preserved by the fleet"
to
stop the mail post front Viol,
of the horses I Four other men are said, however,
.st
have been concealed in a ditch, and the mail to Parler
on meeting the mail which bad thus 'escaped Phu' '
thought it prudent to stop the night at the neighbour'
ing town 1 The story reminds us of Major
.$lllO
GEON, who, with his Captain and
barbarously ill-treated by a single footpad, in return;
Subaltern, '''l,,,`4
following ,s ,
to London, after the fatigues of the march from 'Jr'
ford to Ealing.'
"PARIS, JULY 9.—thl/4thi night. between the lAt aridity-ateld
this mouth, about one o'clock in the Moroing, five „well "ttcoorao
to stop the mail-post of Paris, at a shoji distance trout r° , it, 0
at a place coed cuortawni. Four of them were concealso 0,4
very deep trencb, and die other in a vineyard, quite clan t°