The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-26 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.

At an early hour this morning an Express
arrived from Paris, bringing the French Papers
of Saturday, and the Gazette de France, dated
yesterday morning. The latter contains a post-
script, stating that the Government, had just re-
ceived despatches from General GuILLEMINOT
at Constantinople, dated the sth inst., when

every thing remained calm. The news of the

battle at Navarin had been known in that city

four (lays before. The Representati*es of the
Three Powers, parties to the Treaty of London,
in concert with the Austrian Internuncio, were

exerting themselves at the PORTE to obtain frora

,he Divan, in consequence of this event, its

accession to the pacification of Greece.

The Gazette de France adds, that at the mo.

ment of the departure of the courier, hopes were
still entertained that they would succeed.
The FEARS, therefore, which were enter-
tained by some for the safety of the Ambassadors,
are thus happily removed ; but this intelligence

does not raise our HOPES so much as it does

;hose of some of our cotemporaries as to the irn

mediate submission of the SULTAN. It is evi

dent, from the words of the Gazette de France

itself, that the PORTE still resisted, and the expec-
tation said to be entertained at the departure of
the courier, that the Ambassadors would suc-
ceed in their object, is not mentioned with such
confidence as to justify any very sanguine hope.
In fact we suspect that the SULTAN may have re-
ceived the news of the destruction of his Fleet with
affected indifference, and will leave the Allies to
pursue such ulterior objects as they may think
fit. This is the course we always believed his
Highness would adopt. It was not to be ex
pected from his character that he would resort to
those measures against the Ambassadors which
his less enlightened predecessors would, in such
case, have adopted. But the sacrifice of
Lis
Fleet having been made, it seemed to us more
likely that he would again procrastinate, in the
hope of being yet able to effect the conquest of
Greece, than that he should immediately sue-

cumb. This he evidently did not --dn,:3lllit.
will therefore probably still remain for.theli!
to take those ulterior measures which were"
ginally contemplated for the pacification of GO::
The Gazette de France makes the resulto
the Election of Deputies by the Colleges Of,.L,
Arrondissements, rather more favourable to
Minister than had been expected, but its #r
ment is in opposition to that of the other Pape`
The total number of Deputies to be chose° .
the Colleges is 265. The number of returr,
already known 259, which may be arranged E
follows :

Liberals of all Shades 152
Royalists of all Shades
Total
But from the number of the Liberal DeP Q 6
the Gazette de France says we must de-l°
ftb
double nominations, so that the actual state
Election, now known, is

Liberals of all Shades
Royalists of all Shades 127
Total
To which are to be added the six not knovin•
It is not, however, very likely that places
who
have chosen Constitutional Deputies,
hao
not sit for those places on 'account of
been chosen for other places, will elect Of
ri4
terial Deputies in their stead. It is there 111
evident, on the Minister's own shewinthat
g, d
has been beaten by the Colleges d' ArOa at
anent. It remains, however, to be seen boill
returns from the Departmental Colleges
stand ; their number is 167.
n ba
The Constitutionnel and Journal des A-19
s,
of Saturday are almost wholly filled with clis°o,l
sions concerning the election. The state
As
the returns, according to these papers/ is
follows :

The total number of Deputies to be chosen by the
Colleges of the Arrondissements, is .........••••Qs9u
The number already known ........................
Remain ................. ..""for
Two of which are for Corsica, anti the other Our

different departments.
The 259 elections known may be arranged as foll°
Liberals of all shades ........................... 19;
Royalists of all shades ......................... . 1!;09

Total ...............
But from the number of the Liberal deputies vie •te of
deduct 26 double nominations, so that the actual 't4
the election now known is—
Liberals of all shades
Royalists of all shades

.108
.•11 5
''....5

Total .................

To which are to be added the six not known•

The Constitutionnel and Journal des Debats Are 11.-
wholly- filled with discussions concerning the electi°s; teei
According to the Debate the following is the 9

:hem :
,j 6/
Opposition
Ministers " 13
Remaining "'. (269
Total ....................
According to the Constitutionnel ••
180
Constitutional nomination 5...........••'
Ministerial Deputies, or whose opinions aro
to
not known ..................................

Total c‘
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The French 'Funds closed at the 50" 'ti
on Friday and on Saturday, viz. 10°(*8'0....
68f. 85c.
aptctiotesthehandouerrraitvewdhiacth wethe went to prell'%
despatches
from Constantinople, neither bad any illrib#,b
despatches from Vice-A.dmiral Sir EDO'''.
CODRINGTON been received at the Admit. ,
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We have given it; another column some "io
tracts from the Paris Papers' of Thursde .
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Friday. A rumour was current in Paris 013 „,
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day, that the Austrian Ambassador l's
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zette of Lisbon of the 6th of November,e:6l';
of the PRINCESS REGENT, which r
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just convoked the Extraordinary Cortes,'
01 the
der to receive, conformably to Article 9' -
t the
Constitution, the oath of Don INIIOO-'
srseallpidoweFrralmwaed fee:::
the
Regent of the Kingdom.
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f'fil
announces that the Conquerant, a ship F ibis
guns, set sail from Brest o—. the .20th of
oi"
month in fine weather. She is going to .1,
Vice-Admiral RIGNY in the Levant.
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On the 18th of this month, the s'l :1 et
Aigrette left Brest for Port-au-Prince, Imi''.lsl
she is, taking M. MOLER, the Consul-6e°
of France at the Island of Hayti.

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It is said that the French Funds, al'erdhl
usual hours of business, rose on SaturdaY At
to 69f. 65c. ; VILLELE sent a Bulletin witij vorriP
news from Constantinople to the Change at

We have given in another column ePritd
Crom the Allameine Zeitung of the 18th did
19th, and from the Austrian Observe'
eofd
Frankfort Papers of the 19th inst. The Oro. ft
of their contents is much lessened by the ,111/
recent news received this morning by the "
de France.

Mr. DENISON, one of the Council of fl•ft.l4;
the LORD HIGH ADMIRAL, has aecern
tetoor
appointment of Chief Secretary to the 6°l;
General of India, and is to proceed wit,i
Excellency to India in H.M.S. Untfi dae"
toe
It is astonishing that many of our ere
raries, and even the John Bull of YestalOt
Should have fallen into the error of 41111
Lord LEVESON GOWER is to be the AC'
sident of the Board of Trade, insteaci °

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