The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-18 00:00:00

or any thing else, it clear that our policy, from
being Russian, has become English ; and the
sudden indisposition of FREDERICK-WILLIAm
seems to announce that France has not alone
changed her system.

" But if, in the contest between civilization
and barbarity, the Russians had no longer any-
thing to expect from the Kings of Christendom,
would the Emperor NICHOLAS have nothing to
expect from the Christian Nations ? If he could
forget what were the results, in 1813 and 1814,
of the appeal to the Nations, and the power of
their intervention, far the deliverance of Crowns,
would not the SULTAN make him remember it
by his appeal to Poland ? Are there fewer mal-
contents now than there were in the time of
CANNING?"

Perhaps not. But our contemporary is much
deceived if it thinks that an " appeal to the
Nations"—that is the people, would be attended
with the same results now as in 1813-14.
No ; the day of such enthusiasm is gone by,
and the ,consequences of the past have taught
people to think before they hazard the contin-
gencies of the future. Such a war as the last
will not occur in Europe, perhaps, for centuries.
The political atmosphere has been purified a 3
well as the moral ;—and society will net readily
encounter another French revolution any more
than France will produce another -NA POLEJN.
These are events too great to be repeated.

The following are extracts from Dutch
Papers of yesterday :

ROHE, MAT 20.—Mr. Stratford Canning has now
left this city on his way to London.
FRANKFORT, Juxis 12.—1 t appears to be believed at
Warsaw, that the Emperor of Russia after his
return to that city will go6to the army. It i■ reported
that a new corps of 40,000 men is on its march from the
interior to the Danube.

The Prussian State Gazette of I.Sth June, and the
St. Petershurgh Journals to 4th June, have no recent news
from the army.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE o' CLOCK.

We have a great number of arrivals of ship letters
from all quarters, but most of them are anticipated
by the late arrivals of yesterday. - Demerara Papers
to the 16th April have been received at the North
and South American Coffee-house, as well as Mon-
treal to the 12th May, and Port-au•Prince Papers
to the 27th April, but they are destitute of any in-
formation of consequence.
A complete stagnation of business prevails in the
Consol market to the present time, and cc yet not
a bargain has been done. Consols may be quoted
at the same price they left off at yesterday, 88k
for the account. " The Foreign mat ket is in the same
state.

By the French Mal, arrived this morning,. we
have accounts from Alexandria of the 13th April,
stating that the Paella of Egypt reluctantly-executes
the Grand Sultan's orders, in marching an army to
Constantinople by way of Syria. It was reported
there that a revolution had broken out in Sennur,
which would cause'obstacles to the departure of the
troops ►which were going...to 14pper Egypt. The
plague has also made its appearance in Syria, which
would endanger the army in its march; and the
Europeans in the service of the Riche have refused
to accompany the expedition ; but accounts received
from Trieste of the 30th May state that the Paella
of Egypt was embarking his army,-. and they were
to land a short distance from Smyrna.
Letters from. Madrid of the 4th June bring ac-
counts that prosecutions were going to be renewed
with double violence in Catalonia, 40 Liberals have
been arrestedoind were going to be tried.

TWO 0' CL 0 CK.

The Market continues inactive, and Consols are still
881 it for tl:e Account. The Commissiorers paid S7a
for Reduced. . The Foreign Market continues without the
least animation.

We have an arrival from Rio Janeiro of the 19th of
April, which state that the Exchange was 24k, but no
takers at that price ; 10,0001. in gold was coming by the
next packet, wiiivh was to sail on the 25th April. No
politiCal news had occurred when the account left.
We understand that the Emperor-of Brazil is going to
be married to the daughter of the Duke of Orleans, and
she is to sail on board the Isabella frigate, accompanied
by the Marquis Barbacena. The young Queen remains
in this country.
Reports from Servia say that the Emperor of Russia
will anon join the army.
The private letters from Lisbon by tho mail are still of
a very gloomy description, and persons who have property
are endeavouring. to leave the country.
Mnney is more plentiful to-day, at the rate of 2i to 3
per cent.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 88i

FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.:
Consols Danish 661

Do. for Ac. 88} i Greek, 1823
Brazilian Bonds 56/3- Mexican, 1825 21 I-
Buenos Ayres . Peruvian
Chili= Do. i Russian 97
Columbian. 1821 174 i Spanish 9

SECOND EDITION.
SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clock.

ASCOT HEATH RACES;

(BY EXPRESS.)

RACE COURSE, FIVE o'CLocK.
His Majesty arrived on the course about two
o'clock, attended with the usual retinue.
The Gold Cup, value 100 sous. by subscription of
20 says. each, the second to receive hack his stake,
- for all ages. About two miles and a, half.
Mr. Chilney's Zinganee, 1 yrs
Mr. Gully's Mameluke, 5 yis 2
Niue others started won easy by a length.

CAMBRIDGE ELECTION

(Tills DAY.)

STATE OF THE POLL AT HALF-PAST NINE.
Mr. CAVENDISH - - - 465
Mr. BANKES

TEN O'CLOCK.
Mr. Cavendish . • • • • 478

Mr. Banks . •

. . 407

HALF PAST ELEVEN.

Mr. Cavendish
Mr. Banks

Majority for \lr. Cavendish 92

• _
EXETER, JUNE 13.

On the Same day, the Rev. FREDERICK LA NtA.URD
Winumic Yoxog, A. 8., was licensed by the Bishop to the
Perpetual Cure of Frithelstock, in this county, on tl-e no-
mination of, HiNICT WILLIAM JOII\9, of Blandloril Fo-
rum, Purset, Esq., JONATHAN PA SSINGIIA3II of royn-
thou House, clrnwall, Esq., mid Pau nExes: his wife,
formerly PRUDENCE JOHNS, ELIZABETH JOHNS, and
AfaaY JouNs, spin,ters, and HARRIET VrcrA!r-,,widow,
formerly HARRIET JOHNS, all of Helston, true Patrons,
void by the resignation of the Rev. RICHARD LLorr.