The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-10 00:00:00

ance to the country.

Due.

lu another part of our Paper will be found
all that our cotemporaries have yet ventured

upon the subject.
We understand that Mr. PEEL paid an early
visit this morning to the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, having arrived express from the coun-
try, but whether the Right Hon. Gentleman

was sent for or not we cannot pretend to say.
Another day may, perhaps, solve the mystery.

We received last night the Paris Papers of
Monday, and the Gazette de France dated
Tuesday morning. They contain no news, and
are principally filled with dissertations on the
causes of the change of Ministry, and the con-
sequences which it is likely to produce. An
Ordinance of the KING suppresses the office of
Director of General Police in the Department
of the Interior, and appoints M. BELLEYME to
succeed M. DELAVAU as Prefect of Police in
Paris. Thus a blow is at once struck at the
Jesuits by the removal of M. DELAVAU, and it
is expected that one of the first acts of the new
Ministry will be, to order proceedings to be
commenced for the suppression of all the Col-
leges of this Sect in France. The re-establish-
ment of the National Guard is also confidently
spoken of ; and as the present Ministry must
look to support from their popularity with the
Nation, it seems probable that they will endea-
vour to obtain the favour of the people, and of
the liberal party in particular, by the re-organiza-
tion of this favourite body.
The French Three per Cents. closed on Mon-
day at 68f. Extracts of these Papers are given
in another column.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 3d inst.
arrived last night, but does not furnish us with
any news. The contrary winds which have pre-
vailed in the Black Sea had prevented any intel-
ligence, later than of the Ist December, reaching
Odessa on the 17th of that month. The follow-
ing article from Bucharest adds but little to our
former information :

BUCHAREST, DEC. 17.—The Ambassadors of England,
France, and Russia, before their departure from Constanti-
nople, wrote to their Consuls in this city, that they were,
notwithstanding, to remain at their posts. Many infer
from this, that for the present no change will take place in
the Principalities. The firman of the Sultan to the Pacha
of Silistria, which we lately mentioned, ordering that no
armed Turk should be allowed to cross the Danube, is
still in force; and the Porte appears to intend to wait till
it is attacked on the land side also. On the other hand,
their preparations for defence along the Danube are very
considerable.
Thousands of workmen are employed at Widden in re-
pairing the fortifications; and it isgenerally reported there,
that in case the Russians should enter the
Principalities, the
Sultan himself would c°lllA to the Danube, to defend the
frontiers of his empire.

VIENNA, Dzcz3unit 29.—Metalliques SSI ; Bank
Shares 1,021.

We have received this forenoon the Allge-
nzeine Zeitung of the 4th inst. of which the fol-
lowing are extracts :

GENEVA, DEC. 28.
Eynard has received some letters from Dr. G6sse,
written on board the Unicorn, in the roads of Poros, but
of an old date, and from Colonel Heidegger of the 13th and
16th Nov., with his account of the employment of the
funds last sent him. Great surprise was excited in Greece
by the prohibition to instigate a revolt La Albania, and to

land troops there while Ibrahim Pacha could lay waste the
Morea without interruption, and commit incredible cruel-
ties. Ibrahim, it is added, never wishes to return to
Egypt, but is in want oftransports. His Arabs are said
to have declared that they are ready to settle in the country,
and to submit to the Greek laws.

Our latest accounts of Count Capo d'lstria are still from
Ancona. Sir F. Adams, the Lord High Commissioner of
the lonian Islands, had indeed signified to him that a ship
of war should come to fetch him from Ancona, and convey
him to Greece; but he will not first go to Corfu, as he had
previously intended ; but three days bad since passed, and
no ship had arrived. -

VIENNA, nEc. 29.

It is here generally reported that Prince Philip of Hesse,
Commander-in-Chief in Styria, will shortly remove from
Gratz to Lemberg, to succeed General Fresnel, Commander-
in-Chief in Gallicia, who will go to Gratz instead of the
Prince of .Hesse. Major Count Karaczai, aid-de-camp to
the Archduke Ma-ximilian, is going express to London.
Metalliques, 881 ; Bank Shares, 1021.

We have also received this forenoon the Aus-
trian Observer of the 29th ult. which contains
nothing new. We extract the following :

VIENNA, DEC. 28

Accounts from St. Petersburgh say, " the Committee
which was appointed in 1803, to examine the territorial
disputes i❑ the Crimea, was at the same time directed to
determine the obligation of the Tartar settlers upon the
estates. His Majesty the En.peror, after examining
the statutes laid before him, has found these advan-
tageous both for the Tartar settlers, and for the landholders
in the Crimea and has ordered them to be translated into the
Tartar language, and a sufficient number of copies to be
sent to that country. These statutes secure to the Tartars
the froedorn of their persons and property. Their rela-
tions to the landholders depend on mutual agreement, and are
confirmed by the Magistrates; any disputes between them
and the landholders, or their agents, are to be decided by
the tribunals. The local authorities are enjoined to
show the strictest justice. If the Tartar neglects his duties
the landholder can pnt an end to the contract, having first
given due notice to him, and also to the Magistrates.

Private letters received from Bucharest of the
12th inst. state, that M. RIBEAUPIERRE had
freighted several vessels to tow the vessel in

which he had embarked. The PORTE is said

to continue the preparation of extensive arma-
ments, and had renewed the order for a general
levy, en masse. The SULTAN was preparing
to assemble his army at Adrianople..

Accounts from Lisbon state that the Bank
commenced payment of small bills on the 24th
ult., but would only pay one bill to each person.
The number of persons who crowded to receive
payment was very great.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,

FROM LLOYD'S.

FALMOUTH, JAN. B.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the
Defiance, Crisp, from Palermo; the Planter, John-
son, from Newfoundland. Sailed the Maria Eliza-
beth, Folkes, for New York; and the Aurora,
Grodday, for Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 9.—Wind E.—Arrived the
Coldstream, Stevens.

The Larch, Collingwood, from Newfoundland to
Poole, was driven on shore at Falmouth on Monday,
her main and foremasts were cut away, and part of
the cargo discharged.
The Active, from Limerick to London was totally
wrecked off Dog Island, near Clifden, on the 3d
inst., the crew saved.
LONDONDERRY, JAN. 6.—The Treasurer, 'Header-
son, from Liverpool to Pernambuco, is driven into
Sheephaven Bay, N.W. coast of Donegal, with loss
of her windlass and an anchor; an anchor has been
sent to her from hence, but she is in great danger of
being lost, shotild it blow hard before it reaches her.
HARWICH, JAN. 9.—A large quantity of staves,
marked with black paint on the end, B. IL and Co.,
and wreckage, have drifted on the beach at Walton
on the Naze, supposed to be the cargo of a ship lost
on the Kentish Knock.

THE FUNDS-(TMIS DAY).

CITY, TWEIR rx e' CL am.

The persons connected with the English Stock
Exchange seem sadly puzzled to account for the
present appearance of the market, and the continued
rice which is taking place, at a time when our Mi-
nistry are reported to be in such a very unsettled
state, and when the same observation may he made
with propriety relative to the Government of our
neighbours. Some say it is caused by the state of the
account, and others that it arises from purchases
made for investment in the difficulty of employing
money beneficially in trade; it certainly is extremely
difficult to account for this state of affairs. Consols
opened at 84 for account day, and were done at

the same price after the hours of business yesterday;
for a short time they seemed to be rather ticklish,
being 84 1, when the market turned and went up
to 8415, and 8L / for February account ; they now
seem firm at those prices; the Commissioners gave
831 ex. div. for Consols; Three per Cent. Reduced
Stock is 84/ 1; Four per Cent., 101; India Bonds,
87 9, and Exchequer Bills, 59 60 pm.
The Foreign Securities are very inactive this
morning, Mexican Bonds, 461 f ; Colombian, 261 7 ;
Brazilian, GO ; Buenos Ayres, 44 5; Russian Stock
is higher, being 911 2; and Danish, 594 60.

There is little new in Shares, Brazilian Mines,
66 8 pm.; Colombian, 211 21 per Share. A re-
port is in circulation in the City of the arrival of a
King's Messenger at Dover, but nothing is known of
the nature of the news he brings.
Three per Cent. Consols, 831 ; Ditto for the Ac-
count, 81i 5 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 841 4 ;
Three and a-half per Cent. Reduced, 91 ; Four per
Cent. 101 ; India Bonds, 879 ; Exchequer Bills, 59 60 pm.
FOREIGN.-Brazilian, 60; Buenos Ayres, 44 5 ;
Chilian,24 6 ; Colombian, 261 7 ; Danish, 59i 60; Greek,
174 4 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent. 35 6 ; Ditto, 6 per Cent.
464 ; Peruvian, 25 ; Portuguese, 711 2 ; Russian,
91,1 v 2 ; Spanish, 101 11.
iilncEs.—Anglo Mexican, 60 571 dis. ; Brazilian, 65
7 pm. ; Colombian, 21/ 21 per share ; Real del Monte, par
10 pm.; United Mexican, 21 20 dis.
TWO 0' C.L 0 CK.

courrnht,eapurdicsetiollf ICviotnhsa strong
oiscont continues to advance almost
without any re-action ; they are now 851 1 for Ac-
appearance; it is now
stated, though the parties who were for a fall
are obliged to reinstate the Stock, they here
borrowed through the plenty of money; and scar-
city of stock as occasioned the extraordinary
state of the market under present circumstances.
The Bears appear to have been acting under the
impression that political events Would induce the
public to sell, and have been mistaken.

TZIREE 0' CL 0 CIC
Consols for Account, 85i,

FOUR O'CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICES.

Consols 83i
Do.lfor Ac. 858
Brazilian Bonds

Danish 59f
Greek, 1825
Mexican, 1825 461

Buenos Ayres 44

Peruvian 26

Russian 92
Chilian Do. ---
Columbian, 1821. 26/ Spanish, 1821 10i