The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-11 00:00:00

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91‘ his character: He trod the
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with. that superiority of mind which render.-
24 his elevation an object of proud am-
bition to his compeers, because they saw
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'l4 him the. realisation of those qualities'
rich constitute true greatness. A Striet:dis-ciplinari n, '
he was yet mild and encouraging to
,those who aspired to, though theq ',Might not al-
, waYs succeed in,, the full performance of their
-duty,
:domesticvirtues are best attested by
the,;kru hiS own letterS, which do honour
to the manly purity of his heart. In a public
Ile* he was -die decided opponent of all fa-
vouritism—the subtle wiles of political expediency
had no passport with him to naval promotion.-_.
but -he mourned in secret the demoralising ef-
fects of that influence which his patriotism could
not controul.- Mere boys were appointed to
commands, while his veteran heroes sympa-
thised with the indignation of their Chief,
who grieved at his inability to do themselves
and their country justice. Those men had no
hopes of promotion but from their merit, and
to Whom was that merit so manifest as to their
'immtnander ?

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Their march was on the mountain wave—
' Their home was on the deep,
till a stranger alike to their fame and their worth,
too often stepped into that station which ought to
be reserved is the meed of professional skill and
daring enterprize. As national safety depends
upon the Navy, national gratitude ought to
toward those to whose patriotic valour the glory
end independence of our country are entrusted.
The distinguished energy of the LORD HIGH
ADMIRAL gives good assurance that such will,
ip future, be the case. To him the Navy looks
up, with the same confidence as did the Army
to his illustrious brother the Duke of YORK,
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FROM LLOYD'S.
lan's in, Pna.TsmouTH, JAN. 10.--Wind E.—Sailed the
General Palmer, Truscott, for Madras.
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Aurount, JAN. vv mu .c..—Arrived the
duty t° Commerce, Pieter, from Catania; Fortuna, Buck-
tee !)-." ilut‘t, from Cadiz; Industry, Baker, from Seville;
ech"tlY, Chudleigh, from Newfoundland ; Solace,
thanketi. •
r°Bl, from Denia; W. Kitson, Robins, from New-
foandland; Pomona, Collins, from Denia ; and Lady
Amherst, Phillips, from Messina.
HULL, JAN. 9.—The Walter, Matthews, Cook,
arrived here from Rotterdam, passed on the 7th inst.
a large full-rigged foreign vessel, her stern all carried
"ay, apparently water-logged, and abandoned, sup-
-1)(14(1 to have struck on the Lemon.
JAN. 10.—The above vessel has been brought
into the Humber by four smacks ; by some papers
found on board, chiefly, of an old date, it appears her
name is Asile, Captain Luck, of Dantzic.

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THE FUNDS-(T[IIS DAY).

CITY, TWRAFR 0' CL•er.
' Console; s'which yesterday evening reached 851,
for account, opened this morning at 851, and 81
11or money, ex. div., since which the market has given
Way a little, and they have been done at 85, they
are now 85 1/, and 851 for February. The reported
4/444 of the Polish army to join the Russians has
:leaived somewhat of confirmation this morning, it
:6 Rated as being composed of 40,000 veterans ; this
111 IniPposed to have had some influence on the price;
44other reason given is that the Bears have, by their
P,ltehases, already made themselves secure against
the effects of the options at 85, which have come
Into operation by the advance. India Bonds remain
Ittltionary at 87 9, and Exchequer Bills, 59 60 pm.
In the Foreign Funds the movement in the Polish
11:149, before adverted to, has caused Russian
-""de to be heavy, the present price is 91-i 4;
'lexicon are also rather lower, being 461, sellers.
76 New York packet ship arrived at Liverpool,
anti sailed from thence on the 19th ult., does not
ut.rig any intelligence from this quarter, nor any infor-
''''tion relative to the long looked for dollars, ex-
Pleted by his Majesty's ship Pylades. Greek are
4.,17i' 18 ; Buenos Ayres Bonds , are not so good,
'IS; in the other Foreign securities:there is scarcely
1149 alteration er business since yesterday.
, Shares are heavy, Real del Monte are only at par :
'tatilien Mines, 66 8 pm.; United Mexican, 21
*() die.; Colombian Mines are somewhat higher,
ti have been done at 1 pm.
aft ThPrhe Consol market is in a state of little activity :
e being 85 I} for nearly the last two hours, they
are now 854 -4-- for Account.
Three per Cent. Consols, 831; Ditto for the Ac-
b9Bs 4; India Bonds, 87 9 Pm• ; Exchequer Bills,
eo stn.
17Foamew.--Braxilian, 591 604 ; Beetles Ayres, 43 5 ;
iliatt,24 6 ; Colombian, 9617; Danish, 59460; Greek,
184'; Mexican, 5 per Cent. $b 7 ; Ditto, 6 per Cent.
'
.1 44 ; Peruvian, 254 61 ; Portuguese, 711 2 ; Russian,
Spanish. 104 11.
I
Mtn:B.—Anglo Mexican, 60 574 dia. ; Brazilian, 66
pm.; Bolivar, 21
14. die. ; Colombian, par, 1 pm. ;
Real del Monte, par ; Tlalpuxahua, 100 dis. ; United
!Mexican, 21 20 die.

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TWO O'CLOCK.
Accounts have been received in town this morn-
dg trom high authority, that notwithstanding the
departure of the Ambassadors from 'Constantinople,
negoeiation is still going on between the Porte and
certain great Power, for the settlement of the
411.461 with the Allied Powers, which is known to
" a fair train of adjustment, and there is no doubt
Prevent any further hostilities taking place.
TrIREE 01 CL O c
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Consols for Account, 851.

SINGULAR EXPEDITION ACIROSii THE AT.
.1.4411e,......As a proof of the great celerity with which news
as ei:teolated at the present day, we may instance the 1 I
WW2t American President's Speech, delivered at
jirelington, left New York in the packet ship Silas
oq Ar_4rds, on the 11 th December, arrived in Liverpool
deo day the 31 at, was despatched, by express, to Lon-
Tue‘t Ilree o'clock, where it reached at three o'clock on
cter;illy ; was printed and published by five o'clock the same
in a second edition of the " Sox" Evening
occupying nearly five columns, closey printed,
Waled, London that night by all the mails at eight
Oo •pitt arrived again in Liverpool on Wednesday at Neves,
• AlkitOf which were next day forwarded to New York,
afford. IU-would probably reach in about thirty days, thus
ovtii :1i; President Annus an opportunity of perusing his
the 414*i; in the Sox paper, after having sailed across
ahoutPl.tie and back again, a distance of 7,000 miles is
sed,,ty-sight9 days ! ! I—Liverpool Courier of Wed-
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the ground floor of many of the Ruisian
one the it a warm, while above is a cold, church ; in the
in autzuYlee is performed in the winter, and in the latter