The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTr.LLIGENC,E.

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Gazette ck France of Jan. 29.)
PARIS, JAN. 2S.—We receive letters from Vienna
of the 18th and 19th of Jamtary, which say—" Im-
mediately after the news of the change in the British
Iklinistry had beef; received at Vienna, an English
courier brought the ratification,
.by the Court of
London, of the supplement to the treaty of London,
which was concluded on the 21st of December be-
tween the three Courts of 'France,- Rnssia, and
England."
The Prince. of Ilesse4-lomburg is preparing to go
to Gallicia. News has been received from the fron-
tiers of Rutsia, that the Polish army is in full march
•
towards the southern frontier.
It is said that General Wittgenstein has been
created Field -Marshal,- and that the army of Bessa-
rabia has received the name of the Army of Moldavia.
The Austrian Oh.serVer gives an article froth Con-
stantinople of Dec, 27, which develops the measures
taken by the Ottoman Porte to ensure the tranquillity
of the capital. After the departure of the three
Ambassadors, some of the most considerable mer-
chants of the three nations were chosen to represent
-such of their countrymen as intended to remain here,
and continue their business. A list of all these per-
sons has been made out; and another of the vessels
of the three nations now in the port.
Great numbers of Agas, or commanders of dis-
tricts, have lately arrived in the capital, where they
are presented to the Grand Vizir and the Ministers,
invested with robes of honour, and sent home, after
having received instructions. Detachments of re-
'gular troops continue to he sent to the fortresses on
the Danube, and of artillery to the Dardanelles.

The Vice-Admiral Tahir -Paella has been sent
thither to superintend the measures of defence, and
perhaps to command the ships of war.
Great preparations are making in the arsenal.
Two 74-gun ships and a 36-gun frigate have just
been fitted out at Beschektasch, and several other
men of %via' are fitting out with all expedition.
CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC, 30.—The convocation
of the notables of the empire, which was resolved
upon in the month of November, begins to be carried
into effect.

Despatches daily arrive from the provinces, who
present themselves at the gates of the palace. It
appears that the Sultan means to take advantage of
their counsels. The corn which has been taken by
!he Turkish Government from the European mer-
chants has been paid for in the new coin, which
already suffers a considerable depreciation, the effect
of which is generally unfavourable.
A finnan of the Sultan orders all the Mussulmans,
from the age of 19 to 60, to be ready to take up
arms. Tahir Pacha has been sent with 20,000 men
to the Hellespont.
It is affirmed that the army on the Danube
:tmounts to 80,000 men. No doubt is entertained
of the departure of the Sultan for Adrianople; and
the consequences of this resolution are dreaded, be-
cause it perhaps may not be easy to keep the people
in check during his absence. A line of telegraphs,
organized by European agents, has been established
on the Asiatic coast of the Hellespont, as far as
Smyrna.
The Sultan seconds all the innovations with great
energy, and has not for a moment deviated from his
character.

FRENCH FL'NES, JAI 528.—Five per Cents, 108 f.
70c. ; rilree per Cents., 691. .15c.--Excliange on Lon-
t4n, ono month, 25f. 10c. ; three months, 251.

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PRICESOF sToCES TItIS DAN AT ONE O'CLOCK.
.3ank stock - 209 y, Senth Sea Stock —
3 per Cent—Bed. ... ...... ...8614% Old Annuities
3 per Cent. Cons cW.',,,ki 54 New Ditto
*.ly, per Cent o3!i Ex. Bilk, £l,OOO 2d. 60 62 pm.
.)itto Red..— ............ 9344 %,(4 Ditto 5OO 2d. Co 62 pm.N
I par Cent f w 101 N Ditto Small
Ditto, ISSi;
!lank 1.. Anti. 1954 , Bank for Account —
India Stock --t India for Account .........
Ditto Honda 9l 93 pm. I Cons. for Ac....;... ..... ,6511•.4-g

PRICES OF roitEiGN FUNDS
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent.
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayrci Bonds 41!,
Chilian Bonds, C. per et. —
Colombian Eolith
Ditto, 1924
3 per rent.
Bonds ...-

G rec..
Ditto, :825 l7li 4
r;uatnala
11eutzan Bonds 334
80. 1825„,.
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THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Neapolitan, 1824
Peruvian 3onds
Portuguece Bonds
Prussian, 5 per cent.
• Ditto, New
Russian, Ncw 94
Spanish, 1821
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French Rentes, 5 p. c. 103 f 75e.
--- Exchange 2sf 211 c.
-- 3 per cent
-- Exchange...—. --t. —c.-

PRICES OF gHAILIKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Anglo Mex. Min. Co. (iss. at 51. pro.) £B5 311!"
Brazilian Mining Co. (iss. at W. pm.) £2O 1,1 821 81 sA
-Columbian Mining Co. iss. at SI. pm.) 2214 21i„
Mev.i.-.an Mining Co.
United .je.): Min. Co. (iss. at 2/. pm.) 25 14!...,

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kilI,!l.S or igisa STOCKS.—nUnr.INT, JAN. ..!8.
bank Stock
onsols, 3 percent. - 853 1 Royal Irish Ditto —
Gov. Stock, 3,4 per cent.... 92% ' National Ditto —
Ditto, New --- I Patriotic Ditto
1 per Cent. lOIN Hibernian Bank l:ki
Um Deb. Sy, per cent. ... 937. Provincial Ditto
Royal Canal Steck ... 'il*Nl Royal Irish Mine —
Grand Canal Stock . , ... ~... Imperial Mine
City Deb. 4 per cent ... Mining Co. of Ireland
3allait Office Deb. 4 v. ct. --1 Commercial Buildings
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i America 0
I Brz.z"
0 Buenos Ay:T., „ 0
1 Dublin
1 Flanders U
France
Gottenburgh U
i Goernsey& Jersey 0

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0 Hamburgli ''
O Holland
O Jamaica
O Leeward islands
O Lisbon 0
O Malta
O Mexico 0
1 Waterford 0

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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1828.

It was generally supposed that Parliament
would adjourn to-day, till the election of some,
at least, of the Cabinet Ministers should have
taken place, but we believe that this will not be
the case.

The Duke of ARGYLL has resigned the
Privy Seal of Scotland, which has been conferred
upon the Duke of GORDON.

Little seems to occupy public attention to-
day, and indeed, after the intense anxiety which
has been felt for some time respecting the for-
mation of a Ministry, and the opening of Par-
liament, people absoluteiy require some breathing
time, before fixing attention on any thing new.
Parliament, however, that fertile source of dis,
cussion both within and out of doors, is
now sitting, and though very stormy debates
may not take place' for some time, it does
not appear that party spirit is likely Co die
away, or that the genius of eloquence will have
to complain of the want of occupation, Lord
JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. M. A. TAYLOR have
already taken the field, by giving notice of MO-
. .
tiOnS ...v.:th which they may be said to be identi •
Pied—tlie cause cf Ireland and the Corn Bill
will of course come orr in One, time, and the
'Battle
of Nayarit], With the Turkish Treaty,
Must appear valuable additions in the eyes of our
youthful orators and statesmen. But without
these more palpable sources of discussion, many
1 minor ones .will no doubt arise, as soreness
on one side, and some feelings of triumph
breaking out on the other, are the indispensable
consequences of political changes—however much