The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-30 00:00:00

NGE YESTERDAY.

COURSE OF FXCIIA
Amsterdam C.F. 12 3
Ditto, at sight l2 0
Rotterdam 2U. 12 3
Antwerp l2 3
Hamburgh M. B. 13 II
Attona 13 14
Paris, 3 days' sight
Ditto 2 U. 25 55
Bordeaux 25 65
Berlin
Frankfort on Maine, Ex.M.l:;Ol
Petersburgh, rble... 3 Us. 10 0
Vienna, ettective ft. 2N. 10 2
Trieste do.
Madrid - 35%
Cadiz 35%
Bilboa
Barcelona 34%
Seville 35
Gibraltar 46

Leghorn 4B
Genoa '2s 50
Venice 46
Malta
Naples Si)
Palermo per oz. 116!.,i
Lisbon 46%
Oporto 4fq
Rio Janeiro '32
Bahia '37
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight 1!.4
Cork

BULLION, FEB OZ.
X. s. d.
Portugal Gold, coin 0 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars 3 17 6
New Doubloons
New Dollars
Silver. bars, standard 0 5 01

FOREIGN EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBLIRGII, JAN. 22.-13.9.—Tw0 months, 13. 7%.
PETERSBURGII, JAN. 11.—Three months, 10 7-16.
I.Elpsic, JAM. 18.—Two months, 6. 15.
BERLIN. JAN. I9.—Three months, 6. 25.

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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1828.

In an Extra Second Edition last night we were
enabled to give the speeches of the Mover and Se-
conder in both Houses, as also a general sketch of
the Debate up to the period of adjournment. From
the lateness of the hour it was impossible even to
correct the Press, or to give the speeches with the
same fulness and accuracy as in to-day's impression;
but judging that our friends in the country would
be anxious to know the result of the first
night's Debate—we sent Expresses, as on some
former occasions, to overtake the mails, though they
had a start of nearly an hour and a half.
The term "untoward event" being applied in the
Speech to the late affair at Navarin, gave rise to
all the discussion which took place. It was regarded
by some as a proof that our Foreign Policy was to be
changed, and that Turkey was again to be bolstered
up into an indispensable Ally, and protection for our
Eastern possessions. For our own parts, we really
cannot regard the epithet in that light, and do
think it a fair enough term, on such an occasion, for
a collision attended with such a tremendous loss of
human life—and not preceded by the usual formality
of declaring war. Many men may rejoice in the event,
who, in so grave a document as the KING'S Speech,
would object to demonstrations of triumph at a de-
parture from precedent, which is only justified by

the stern necessity of the case. All, however, bore
honourable testimony to the gallantry and unim-
peachable conduct of Sir E. CODRINGTON, and from

the tone assumed by Lords LANSDOWNE, GODERIk.II,
and DUDLEY, we are satisfied that the most fastidious
will be soon convinced that the destruction of the
Turkish fleet was an act justifiable in the sight of
GOD and man.

It will be perceived that the Duke of WELLING-
TON has given notice that the Corn Bill of last year

is to be introduced during this Session—and, indeed
such is the aspect of affairs, that the Times of
to-day, in a very able and temperate article
talking of the late Administration, asks, " But why
being thus applauded, has it gone out ?" We are
unable to answer this question ; but, if there be
such an amalgamation on the part of his Grace and
Mr. PEEL with those professing the principles of
Mr. CANNING, we truly rejoice in the event, with-
out inquiring the cause; it being a matter of indifference
to us who are in power, so long as they follow that
enlightened policy to which only, and not to indi-
viduals, we feel ourselves irrevocably pledged. The
Members of the new Cabinet will find the Ultras
of each side endeavour to create dissension—
by lauding them respectively, as if they were
the Champions of opposite principles ; but we

are confident that these individuals, in accept-
ing place, have agreed to lay aside all differences
of opinion, and to act with that unity which can
alone ensure success to the Councils of a Nation.

The Paris Papers of Sunday, and the Gazette de
France dated Monday, have been received. The
principal article of their contents we have inserted
elsewhere. It says that the interior of the Russian
Empire presents a great military spectacle, which calls
to mind the critical days of theyears 1811 and 1812. In
Poland, too, military preparations seem to-be the
order of the day, but all these are supposed to be
merely measures of prudence on the part of Russia,
in the event of Turkey resorting to hostilities,
which does not seem at all likely under pre-
sent circumstances, and the conciliatory tone
of his MAJESTY'S Speech relative to the battle
of Navarin. We feel convinced that the PORTE will
see ate propriety, if not the necessity, of yielding up
its dominion over Greece, and thus remove all
cause for hostilities. If peace b. the natural state
of society, it must be the interest of nations to cul-
tivate it.

Dutch Papers of the 26th inst., just received,
possess little interest

HAGUE, JAN. 24.

In the sitting of the Second Chamber of the States Ge-
neral to-day, a Message front the King was received, ac-
companying a project of law, proposing that, on account of
the increasing population of the kingdom, the period of ex-
emption from the land-tax, fixed by the law of the 23d
Nov., 1798, for new buildings, be extended, with a
view to encourage building. It was ordered to be printed,
for the use of the Members.

The First Chamber sent several messages, stating that
it had agreed to eight laws, sent up from the Second Cham-
ber during the present Session. Among these were the
Budget for 1628, the augmentation of the Loan for the
East India Colonies, &c. Petitions were presented from a
great number of communes against the intended division of
the kingdom into arrondissements and cantons. Besides
these, many petitions were presented against the proposed
changes in the Tariff of Customs.
On the 22d, the dike of the Steenenlvaeks Canal, near
Gorinchem, gave way just before the water-mills, so tha-
the water in the canal has flowed into the Polder, and en.
tirely inundated it.

AMSTERDAM, JAN. 25
Exchange on Londra, 11 ; two months, 11 921

Hamburgh Papers of the 22d inst., merely re
ter to matters of local interest :

BRESLAW, JAN. 13,

Yesterday, the Second Provincial Diet of Silesia was
opened by the Chief President of our province, as his Ma-
jesty's Commissioner, with a short speech, fixing the du-
ration of the Diet for five weeks. He also communicated
to the Assembly the Royal Decree, containing the matters
to be laid before the Assembly for its discussion. The
Prince of Anhalt Coethen Pless, Marshal of the Diet, re-
plied to the speech of the Commissioner ; after which the
proceedings immediately commenced, the several proposi-
tions being referred to the Committee.
BERLIN, JAN. 19.
The first number of the Collection of the Laws for this
year contains his Majesty's Cabinet Order, appointing his
Highness the Duke Charles of Mecklenburg to be'President
of the Council of State ; also the ministerial declarations
1 respecting the Conventions concluded with several German
States, to secure the rights of authors and publishers against
piracy, in the order appointing the Duke of Aieeklen-
burg, it is added, " In all cases when the President of the
Council of State is not one of the Ministers, he shall be
authorised to be present, at his option, in the meetings of
' the Ministry, without being a Member of it."

ST. PETERSBUAGII, JAN. 8,

The day before yesterday (Christmas Day) the anniver-
sary of the deliverance of Russia from the invasion of the

French, In 1812, waa celebrated, as tsual, bq mut Ana
Te Drum in all the churchet in the capital.

sar.ms, JAN. 18.

In the night of the 16th the Weser suddenly rose from
11 feet to 13 feet y inches above the city. The river wac
frozen over yesterday ; the water is however lower this

morning.

COrENMAGEN, JAN. 23.

A man of the name of Thierny, an inferior officer of the
customs, iu the town of Vordenborg, has hopes of inherit-
ing a fortune of 37 millions of fracce, left by one John
Thierny, who died at Venice in 1782, and whose nephew
he is. Unluckily for him the fortune has been divided,
after a tedious law suit, between two other relations. It
therefore remains to be seen, whether he will be able to
make good his claim.
ViaNNA, JAN. 18.-11Ietalliques, 89i ; Bank Shares,
10371.

Calcutta Papers, to the 13th September, have
been received at the North and South American
Coffee-house, but we have no room for extracts.
he accounts are, however, very favourable—the
weather was fine,the season healthy, and the appear-
ance of the crops auspicious.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE_(TILIS I)AY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JAN. 29.—Wind S.W.—The outward-bound
remain.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 28.—Wind S.—Sailed the Sand-
wich Packet, for Lisbon; and Countess of Chichester
Packet, for Rio and Buenos Ayres.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 29.--Wind S. to S.S.E.--Arrived
from London, the Providence, Ford, far Madras ane
Bengal; and Ealing Grove, Faulkner, for Dominica.--
Sailed the Sarah, Bateman, for New South Wales.
HAMBURGIi, JAN. 19.—8 y accounts from Sandefora
of the 6th inst., several hhds. of tobacco and a writing.
desk, were washed on shore near there. The desk con-
tained letters addressed to Mr. Schiade in Bremen, pm-
bably out of the Vesta, from Liverpool to Bremen, which
it was feared was stranded on the outer sunken rocks.—
Jan. 22. Since Friday last a complete thaw has set in,
and if it continues for a few days, the navigation wilt be
re-opened.
By accounts from Cuxhaven, of the 16th inst., the buoy
at the mouth of the River Elbe is away from her station.

The Camel, Lethrow, from Larne to Liverpool, was on
fire at the entrance of Donaghadee on Saturday, and it was
feared would be burnt to the water's edge.
The Girres, from Rio Grande to Maranhao), was captured
off Pernambuco the 27th of October.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWESVE 0' aocr.

The operations in the English Funds, today, have,
upon the whole; been on an increased scale, and more acti-
vity has been shown than we have had to note for some
time. Consols opened at 65i 86, both for money and
account, reached 86, buyers for a moment, but have sub-
sequently receded to 85i Z, the present price. Not the
least variation has taken place in the premium on India
Bonds and Exchequer Bills; the former are 91 93—the
latter, 60 61. Such is the abundance of money in the
City, that hills of a certain estimation are eagerly caught
at to discount at two and a half per cent., and the
parties express their obligations for allowing them to give
you cash in lieu at this discount.
In the Foreign Funds there is little of importance to
state. Mexican Bonds do not move, and are 441 45 ;
Brazilian, 60 ; Buenos Ayres, 41 42 ; Russian continue
' to improve, and, are 944; Danish, 61ii A.
Shares have little novelty. Brazilian Mines are 59 60,
and do not appear to have recovered the shock they sustained
yesterday, notwithstanding which, the general opinion
in their favour. Colombian arc 3Si premium per share.
Anglo Mexican are a little improved, and the discount re-
duced to 55 24.
The general feelings in the City are decidedly favourabh
to the contents of his Majesty's Speech : the hopes of still
maintaining peace in the East—the review which is likeh
to take place of the state of onr Finance, and the pro-
bability of a Corn Bill being likely to be brought forward,
have all tended to give the public mind much satisfaction.
Three per Cent. Console, 851 ; Ditto for the Ac-
count, 85i ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 864 4 ; Thre:
and a-half per Cent. Reduced, 931 ; Four per Cent.
1014 I; Four par Cent. 1826, 1024 3 ; India Stock,
249 50 ; India Bonds, 91 3 pm. ; Bank Stock. 209 i 10 :
Exchequer Bike, 60 1 pm.
FORElGN.—Brazilian, 60 ; Buena. Ayres, 41 a
Chilian, 22 4 ; Colombian, 23 4 ; Danish, 61i 4 ; French.
five per Cent., 1034 44 ; Ditto, three per Cent. 60i '7O ;
Greek, 171 I; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 34 4; Ditto, 6
per Cent., 441 5 ; Peruvian, 25 ; Portuguese, 71 2 ;
Russian, 94 4 ; Spanish, I() 4.
MINES.—Angle Mexican, 571 5 die. ; Brazili se, 59 60
pm. ; Colombian, Si premium ; Real del Monte, 10 15
pm. ; United Mexican, 204 19 die. ; Mexican Com-
pany, 12 per Share.
TWO O'CLOCK.

The Consol Market hag been in a state of perfect
calmness for the last two hours, and the only price
has been 851 4- buyers for account, aid seller'
for money, till within these few minutes ; they tire now
854 seller..
Mexican Bonds are very heavy, and 411 is the price.
THREE O' CL OCK
Consols for Account, 85-13 4.
-
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 85i Danish 614
Do. for Ac. 851 i Greek, 1825 18
Brazilian Bonds Mexican, 18'25 -144
Buenos Ayres 40 Peruvian 25
Chilian Do. Russian 94ii
Columbine, 182-1 221 Spanish, 1821 10f,

THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.
The an ivals of Grain this week ai.e moderate, and the
attendance of buyers thin to-day. Wheat of prime qua-
lity meets a ready sals at last quotations, other sorts are
still heavy in disposal. Bar:ey has no variation from last
market-day. Beans maintain the terms of Monday.
Pease of both kinds are very dull. There is a moderate
demand for Oats to-day at Monday's prices. The Flom
trade is dull.

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