The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-06 00:00:00

'resolved to await the result of the legal investiga-
tionwhich had been ordered relative to the affair.

The Quotidienne alludes to the grand diplo-
matic movements between Madrid and Lisbon.
Some particulars of the defeat which RED-.
SCHID PACHA sustained are given in a private
letter in the Constitutionnel from Corfu, dated
the 10th ult., which will be found with our other
extracts.

PARIS STOCK EICMAIITOK, APRIL S.-Five per Cents.
99L 70c. 75c. 70c. '7se. 9flf. 70c. 65c. ; Three per
Cents. 70f. 20c. 15c. ; Bank Stock, 2,010 f. ; Renton
d'Etpagne, 11 ; Royal Spanish Loan, 5Si ; Haytian
Loan, 632 f. 50e. —Etoile of Wednesday.

The Spring Guns Bill went through the Corn-
' rnittee in the House of Lords last night, and
there is now every probability of its becoming
part of the law of the land. An amendment was
proposed, but negatived after a division of 21 to 15,
the effect of which would, in fact, have been to
render the provisions of the Bill completely nu-
gatory. To those who will read Lord SUF-
lrizim's speech, in which he described the ingeni-
ous devices made by landowners to protect their
pheasants at the risk of destroying poachers, and
Pf the poachers to defeat the intentions of the Lords
of the soil, it will be evident that a general pro-
hibition of the use of all destructive engines in
Woods has become absolutely necessary.
It is not by such means that the evil inclina-
tions of men can be restrained, and the adoption
of them does infinite injury both in demoralizing
the principles of the lower orders, and making
them callous to all the finer feelings of our nature.

Brussels Papers to the sth instant have been
received this morning, from which we make the
following extracts :

BRUSSELS, MARCH SO.
The Chamber of, Commerce at Antwerp
informs the
public, that it has received official notice, by a Ministerial
communication of the List of this month, for the encou-
ragement of navigation and commerce in the Black Sea,
that the passage through the Dardanelles is open to the
flag of the Netherlands, without any restriction or condi-
ittion whatever, so that our ships may with entire cone-
e'lee take cargoes from Odessa, where M. Taitbout de
"urigny exercises the functions of Consul of the Nether-
tands ; and the Captains may at all times apply to his Ma-
e tY's Ambassador at Constantinople, in case they should
in need of protection and assistance.
Ma rch
An account from the Banks of the Maine, 23d of
, says--
" Private letters from Wurternburgh make mention of
ecnispiracy that has been discovered, according to which i
several peasants were to assemble at Ludwigslust, to make
tterenuelvee masters of an arsenal at that place. These
te:ta add, that the object of this attempt was not posi-
Ly,elY known, but several persons who were suspected of
al"g concerned in it had been arrested, in consequence of
tAin indications found among the papers of a functionary
m Stutgardt, who had committed suicide soon after the
4""cry of the plot."
A British Cabinet Messenger passed through this city
't'terday with dispatches from St. Petersburgh to London.

There is every chance of a splendid debate
this evening in the House of Commons. It is
I:4°t known that either Mr. CANNING or Mr.
'4OIIGH-Am is to speak, but Sir T. LETH-
-1340)GE and Mr. HUME are. Sir, THOMAS
hay left the narrow road to fame, and not satis-
fied with the renown which he has acquired as
, Ilittripion of the Corn Laws, he has resolved to
punch boldly on the sea of general politics, and
satisfy the admiring House, that he is as Ca-
pable of forming a Ministry as a Corn Bill. As
t 0 the success of his Motion there is no doubt.
tlhe KING will most assuredly pay due attention
t 0 Sir TRoatAs's advice, not only on this occa-
°ll, but will most probably give him a seat in the
C4ivY Council, where the worthy BARONET will
Ve far better opportunities of promoting the
litterests of the nation, and with less mental ex-
et.tion than this motion must have already occa-
;°tled• The reason generally ascribed for Sir
fi 401tAa's taking up this new line, is the dif-
lty which seemed to exist in finding a
Luecessor to Lord LIVERPOOL. Some of the
bane ET's partial friends, are supposed to
the y° suggested to him his fitness for
their Situation, and to have expressed
fill, regret at his having hitherto con,"
himself to one subject, 'however
-.Portant. The result was, a determination
theft Part of Sir T. to be more impartial for
sta
tirue vure, to take up in succession, Ireland,
ae tiff the Currency, and Emigration. But
am , Pressed, to take the bull by the horns,
rao;° express his ideas of general policy, by
Th 11.1 g the address, of which he has given notice.
r,ad°4ll rather at a late period in life, he has
the ate.RAY's Elegy, and is much struck with
,rl,a commencing with,
and 'ul.applauße of listening Senates to command,"
PartleillaliY with the second line,
But he" The threats of pain and ruin to despise."
'm
and many
•eothers of the Anti-Catholics
rstand the poet's meaning in supposing
that this
turn Irel
tie sanctions the deaf ear which they
extend the rands read 1-
Woes If they would only
would be nig
to tue third line, they ,
undeceived,

Accounts from Tex t,
as to the end of January, state, that
the Commissioners appointed by the Mexican Republic'to
proceed to Texas, to arrange affairs in that quarter, and to
bring back the State into the Mexican Union, had arrived
Nacogdoches. They were requested (before any nego-
eons were opened) to say whether they were authorised
bY their instructions to recognize the inde endence of
sat th
state of Texas ; ,ifth o not answerPe dto theis-
e
faction of the ne asrciatort,at itres Was unnecessa to proceed;
the answer was in the negative 1, .„
, w..en merYCommissioners
were ordered immediately to leave the territory. The Com-
Mexico were, we
rnissioners on the part of the Republic of
of
State)
but the American account re-
itha`letstand, General TERAN
an:. General BosTaxaNTE ;
c„erv;ql Yesterday merely states that two Conanaiseioners had
-s-:'''''',l, and that an expedition, commanded by General
Ted. escorted had scorted them to the confines of the state of
hostilit
This.Generale appears authorised to commence
deterred' but the strong force of the Indians has hitherto
force is
eat,Mexican Commander.from acting. The Indian
mated at 10,000 warriors.

New
' York p the 18th ult. reached
town ~apers to
last night, having been brought to Liver-
pool is
imr, "Y the Canada. They contain nothing
-rortant, except a paragraph dated ) the
f 12th of March, stating that there is every
Baltimore
jreason to believe that the negociations with Great
Brit •
am, • touching the Colonial
with respect to the Boundary L • Trade, and also
' way of being promptly • an- Lines, in!s, are in a fair
satisfactorily con-
cluded.
i c baditbee n
A letter, of the 14th of February,vh
received from Port-au-Prince, in
stated that the PRESIDENT had convolcedwaal:
extraordinary meeting of the Legislative Bodies,