The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-11 00:00:00

PORtIGN INTELLIGtCR.

FrtENCII
(Fret!! t'."e journal des De6r:ts.)
'rhos! v;;Atich will respond to many wishes, nnrl will
'thwe many hearts to beat, is the rromise of a CoMniene.:,
ment of emanripttien for Ireland. This
King of England will excitr in tth "itst distant countriea
the joy of those 'WH ar*:siirtt the pelf re of humanity,
told of tlY6er either know or dream of religions
14.14tirty% The state of this poor people, so passionately
httaelled to their creed, and so full of faith and imagina-
tion, pierced the heart and excited p;ty. In reCttg that
pecple so docile to the yoke of tite. Mtn fetiotta they loCr,
and who donatfilttl liberty, so solimiSsive to the
la :vs wbi"h strAe them With incapieity, a ft.;:ling of
litt,t7n trAS felt against the old tegliSh
Remon'stranceS Were inaile Ataihs% 'tile policy which per-
' petuatt,d, in rttlrz or the public voice, the religions
tel,.;ti•nti of Ireland, voluntarily continuing the em-
barrassment of the uncertain and fluctuating obedience
of that country. The hour bad arrived to etnai.ci-
pate her ; the Catholic wotld, alt on places, exciairned
against the English tlaaiiiiiint;' and t4iarne, which in
oar Cane has Ivicome a power, has at last disgusted that
ntiveinntent With 'tyranny. Now the word " abolition
lies resounded in Parliament, let it he Weleeme, ; let it mn
sale Ireland am! Erie her pitieirce ; let it be repeated as
good news eVerywhere ; let the honour of having pro-
, notneed it be ascribed entirely to the noble character of
George IV.
(From the Gazette de Fiance of Fels. 9.)

PARIS, Fee. S.—The Berlin Jorcrns/ gives the follow-
ing particulate, under the head of Constantinople, Dec. 25 :
" Notwithstanding the occupation of the Mores by the
French trners, the conduct of the Porte towards the Euro-
run merchants has not changed in any respect. On the
contrary, ESIII4 Effyntli, the son-in-law of the Dragoman
of the Porte, has been ordered otfieialjy to inquire whether
the French merchants continue to be satisfird with the con-
duct of the Turkish authorities ; or whether, since the de-
pattore of the French Atobass;:dor, any itopedimeuts hare
been thrown in the way of their business. The same ques-
tions have been addressed to the English merchants.
" Ptinee Abdul Hamill, who died on the 15th of No-
vember, was hti;ietl wick great pomp. The coffin was
borne by all the Ages, and followed by the whole Court,
the Ministers, ard the Mettles. The latter and the Mufti
wore rniiitary ❑niferm. •

"On the 38th a ELip of the line was lauricht-d. The
Sultan was present, but incor..ita. In his finite were tit?
SeralL,:er, Prince Metlschid, and a Princess, four
er fice years of ase, dressed like a boy, in military ec.storne,
and carriPd by two black eunuchs. The Sultan wore
trousers, military bouts and spurs, snrl green glove..

EEICES OF STOCKS THIS 'nay AT ONE o'ct.ork.
B mk. 4 trba . 212 j.inath Son Stcc& —
3 p:-.1 17:-:/t. iied.
In, 'mit ''-‘, .874i $1,1,'., ,New Ditto B7
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Ow. •1-
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India stick r:36 :India for Account —
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