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

eloquence and pathos—hailed it as the tardy but re-
(leeming.triumpb of judgment and expediency.
But what shall we say of p:.,,tr0.: of
ilat.rT.:o.!‘i Venturiqt, from motives of policy,
if riot to oppose the Bill, at least to question the mo-
tives of its originator ? What shall we say oft he as, ute,
facetious, and enlightened KNAlttinllll:,..dio " Owed
it to himself to his totinsl3l and to hls refikiOn;"
to carr iAhentiy e.altulated to lid-
Vante. the interest's of all three ; or, of that more
statesman, the.. Sagacious BAN'Ass,-.whose
'consistency—to Which Mr. nutt, did ample justice,
v.'st.tlA iiith a pointed neatness which we will
confess surprised us)--placed him also. in a gro
tcsque and epigrammatic minority ? What,, too;
shall we say of—but furtivlr t!Othtiiet is stivrtinous
isaction has had its day; and if we
contemned it in its pride of power and place, we are
not likely to respect it now, when the mantle of its
departed influence has settled on the shoulders of a
KNATCHBULL, a BANKS.% a WINCIIBLSEA,—or last,
not host; a NEWCASTL#.

The contents Gi the trench Papers are not par-
tictdinty important. The high tone ‘t hich the Em-
peror of RUSsIA took is more than insinuated, and
with great truth, to have been in consequence of
ilia distracted state of Irdand. We said so nine
month; ago. But NattoLns, like other intolerant!:
must stOw change his tune.

German Papers of the 4th inst. have been re-
ceived o:is morning. The accounts they contain
from Constantinople ate.' paci!ic, -but uncertain.
Beth parties affect to wish for peace, and trill pro-
bably daily on in deluding each other till the period
arrives for resuming the war, for which both are pre-
paring with all their might. The Dutch seem to
be rather jealorti ut oar expedition for colonizing
Swan Ricer :

CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 9.

The Porte lies long since had proposals made to it fot
the at rangemettt of the affairs of Greece, which still keep
the Ambassadors of France and England froth this capital;
and these proposals were under a form well enleulated to
obtain the assent of a Divan, and bring about a reconcilia-
tion. The arrival of a French Agent, who has been in-
troduced to the Reis-Effendi by the Ambassador of the Ne-
tteilands, is expected fully to clear the way, and render the
retort' of tbeiEngliah and Fiench Plenipotentiaries possible.
The Porte has received a declaratien of the three Powers,
by which Greece, but with very limited boundatiee, is to
be placed under the protection and to enjoy the advantages of
neutrality. The Sa!tan, it is said, has given his assent to
this declaration, and even seems not to be averse to the
wish to enter into formal nerciations if they are car-
ried on at Constantinople. He will not hear of sending a
pleaipotentiary, even to one of the Tuakish islands in the
Archipelago, an& the Pais Effendi has expressed himself
in the moat peremptory manner on this point. The pacific
party has, however, obtain, d an important advantage, and
it is not to be doubted that if the Powers could be indurtd,
which is thought not in:potable, en send plenipotentiaries
to this city, a durable peace might be brought The
arrival of a Russian flag of truce, a fete days ago,
caueed it to la; universally reported that the Emperor
re Ruaaia wished to enter into neaoeiations fur peace with
the Porte ; he is said to have caueed a note to this rife& to
he written to the Reis Effendi. 'Now, though nothing is
known respecting the contents of the Russian propoaals, it
ran hardly be tlOubted that they aim at the termination of
howilititaa and that this opportunity has alao been made use
of to effect an arrangement fur the exchange of prisoners.
The Danish Ambassador, Baron Von fluhsch. to whom tile.
flag of ts rice is addreaeol, sends his .Iragoinan several times
in the day to the palace of the Porte, in order, as it ap-
a.a.es, to treat on matters of eke hiehest importance.
aza, e,rime, the Pore n.anifesta less animosity to the Rus-
sians ; the better treatment of the prisoners of war, and
the atzraorti that is paid to Baron Von Ilubscis, are
tmeepnvocrl aloof. that the Porte is no indisposed to
eater inta ncgociationa as sown as at sees a prohabibty of
alale to colieltme an honourable peat,. The meet-
Russian aud Turkish pienipotentiariea at an alpulat.
ect alace would leave re, daunt tia.t a second campaign
was unneeessaly. All these circumstances him caused
Lire a toniuir of joy. Heaven grata that it may not be
disturbed lay some unforeseen event. The Silitan sees his
Aliaisrers daily, and is incessaiitly occupied. It is said
mere are to be several changes in the hnintstaatieo, awl
aeliatels to be established ill the regular regiments, ou the
phut proposed by a German oflizer.

TUE HAGUE, J.AX. Zi.

Our Stoats Courant has, under the bead of " England,"
the folinwing article, in which *me coo mercialjealeuay.

is evident :
" It hos been known for some time past tkit the Eng-
l;sh Government intended to found a new colony on the
north-west coast of Holland, near the river, which was
ealled by our countryman \laming Zwanenrivier (Swan
a:ver). English Government has now puldished a
resolution on the Puld.vt, from which it appears that nei-
ther criminals nor papers, but fir the most part rersons
possessing a certain property, are to I,e conveyed thither,
kx. We see from the above that the English Government •
is again making an attempt to open a new market for its
commerce and a new vent for its manufactures, ha a coun-
ty which is at present nearly uninhabited, and which, it
seems to ho taken for granted, has hitherto belonged to
nolunly. flowerer advantageously tke formation Of new
criminal relations may affect the external prosperity of a
state, there is tarre,tionably something which has it far
greater influence on the prosperity of a notion, for instanec,
the improvement of the legislation in those points in widelt
'it does not suit the present state of society ; the prevention
of crimes, the alleviation of the distress of the poor, and
other similar matters, in which, ae some pcople Fay, there
is still n great de3l to be done in Great roitain, and above
all, in Ireland.".;

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)

CIT. Y, TIVELCS 0' CLOCK.

In the absence of mails or a ship leyer from any quarter
the English Funds hive remained in a state extremely un-
interesting. Gmsols opened at 87i a fur money, and
571,1 for time, attended with few transactions, and the
market hag sines remained without any feature wool:
notice. Exchequer Bills, 65 6 pm.; and India Bonds,
63 5 pm.
Ia the Foreign Market there is literally no business, mid
prices are merely nominal ; Danish and Russian stock
maintain their prices, the former being 641 I, the latfer.
911 8 : Peruvian are 13 14 ; Portuguese, 51i 2.
Slate's centinne in the same dormant state.

Three pr• Cent. Consols, 674 ; Ditto, for Account,
Sii bnyer4; India Stock, 236; Bank Stock, 211 i 121;
India Bonds, 63 5 pnn. ; Exel+equer Bills, 65 6 pm.

Tiro O'CLOCK.
The Consol market has suddenly become very Leary
and the price has fallen to 871, sellers.

THREE O'CI 0 GK.
Consols have heel' 87 sellers; at present they are

buyers.
FOUR. O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
87 Danish --
Do. for Ac. 87 it IGreek, 1825
Braiilian.Bonds 631 Mexican, 1825 2:4
Buenos Ayres :38 'Peruvian
Chiflan Do. 22 . Russian 981
Columbian, 1821 19* 1 Spanish 91

On Tuesday, the 10th instant, a General
Assemhly of the Ar...advinicians of the Royal Academy of
Arts, was held at their apart►nents in• Somr►set-house,
when John Constable, E q. wasdnlyelectcd a Royal Aca•
dernician, in the, roan Redmore Bigg, Esq.
deceased.

It i; with great pllasurc we observe, that the
Ministers of the Cbureli have at length taken tip
the Cafe
of the suffering distressed ‘vearers.at- this .iaelement ee4-
son, when so many are suffering from poverty and wait
of employment. We trust the example will be follow‘id
np by the Clergy in general. For this purpose a sermon,
ou their behalf, will be preached on Sunday nat, at St.
John's Chapel, Bethnal-green, by the lievereil.
Stone. in aid of the subscription for the relief of these poor
but unfortunate people.