The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-26 00:00:00

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Bank Stock
Consols, 3 per cent. BSU%
Gov. Stock, 3% per cent. 92
Ditto, New
4 per Cent. 100%
Gov. Deb. 3% per cent —
Royal Canal Stock

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Royal Irish Ditto
National Ditto

Patriotic Ditto
Hibernian Bank l6
Provincial Ditto
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Mining Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings

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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1827.

We have been for some time at a loss to guess
how the Opposition Journals have had the as-
surance to assert " on undoubted and respectable
authority," that many mysterious circumstances
have occurred, which upon enquiry, turned out to
be the mere offspring of malignancy and falsehood.
Low as we thought some of the party, we did not
know on whom to fasten our suspicion, and upon
the assurance of the old proverb, that " murder
will out," we have quietly waited the issue, and
patience certainly was never better rewarded. We
copy the following from the New Times of this
morning :

" We are informed by a correspondent, upon whose ve-
racity we can rely, that his grace the Duke of Welling-
ton has discharged his principal footman, having ascertain-
ed that he was in communication with those papers which
have lately disclosed several important State secrets, as
well as certain private conversations of a very delicate na-
ture.—The man's name we withhold for the present.
Now if this be true, we know not " what

device, what starting hole they will find out to
hide them from this open and apparent shame ?"
Was there ever anything so base, so disgraceful,
as for a public journalist to bribe a Nobleman's
servants to reveal family secrets ? To quit the
legitimate sources of intelligence, for one
so despicable' in every sense of the word, is
indeed calculated to sink the " Press" in the es-
timation of the country.
But as nothing too strong can be said of such
conduct, if true, so we will give the accused an
opportunity of denying the charge.

We may remark, however, in the mean time,
as a singular coincidence, that a Morning

Contemporary has this day discontinued com-
munications respecting the Duke of WEL.'
LINGTON'S movements, and overheard conver-
sations, with which it has for some time regularly
favoured its readers.

We received last night the Paris Papers of
Monday, and the Gazette de France dated
Tuesday morning. The latter contains an article
from Constantinople, dated the 26th of June,
from which we learn that the SULTAN is deter-
mined to oppose, by every means in his power,
the interference of the Allied Powers in behalf
of Greece. His Highness .has given orders for
the formation, different Province; 01
corps,ttiZtioount' in he 1
of
distinti:tio/Rdigion, and alsO
for the preparation of all the Forts of the Bos-
phorus. Couriers have been sent to IBRAt{IM
anti Rnusc;taw YACIIA, to employ the advan-
tages they have gained, in pulling down the
Insurrection in Greece before other circumstances
occur which will support it ; and, in fact, every
thing indicates that a determined opposition will
be given to the measures proposed to be adopted
by the recently published Treaty.
The same letter announces that Tartars from
Persia have brought intelligence that the Rus-
sians had experienced a defeat, and were retreat-
ing towards Tiflis. The Russian account of an
affair on the banks of the Araxes, led us to ex-
pect that they had sustained a very considerable
check in their operations against Persia.

From Madrid it is mentioned that orders have
been issued for the formation of eight new regi-
ments of the line, which, it is said, are to garri-
son the Spanish fortresses which are to be eva-
cuated by the French troops on the Ist October
next.

The month of October seems pregnant with
important events for the Peninsula, but we very
much question whether it will produce the with-
drawal of the French troops from Spain. We
should rather be inclined to suspect that the
raising of these regiments may be connected with
the return to Portugal of Don MIGUEL, which
is also to take place in October.
Extracts of these Papers will he found in
column.

FRENCH FuNns.—Rentes, Five per Cents, 102 f. 95c.
103 f. ; Three per Cents. '72f. 55c. 65c.
FOREIGN FUNDS.--Rentes Nap. Cert. Fal. '7Bf. 35c.
45c. ; Sicilian Bonds, 83f. 50c.; Spanish Rentes, 8 ;
Royal Spanish Loan, 61gi ; Interminable Spanish Annui-
ties, 46 45g.

New York Papers to the Ist instant likewise
reached town last night ; they possess but little
interest. The conduct of the Emperor of
BRAZIL towards the Minister of the United
States, seems to have roused all the indigna-
tion of the American Editor, who conceives
that a threatening attitude is necessary to con-
vince Don PEDRO that the United States
will not submit to indignities from " an arro-
gant and short-lived Prince." We subjoin the
article :

Nxw YORK, Jura.: 28.—The Emperor of Brazil, with
a degree of arrogance, which might have been expected
from his vanity, and from his recent course towards this
country, expresses himselfin his speech at the opening of
his Congress, in a very lofty, if not contemptuous, strain,
on the late affair of our Minister. He says—" The de-
parture of the Minister of the United States, so sudden,
and so little founded on reason, ought not to give us even
the slightest inquietude, (kveviente inquietar), as I count
on the prudence of the President of those States, and the
wisdom, justice, and impartiality of the North Americans.'
The concessions, he takes it fir granted, are to be made
by our Government, and from motives of prudence. As
far as we know the circumstances of the case, we are firmly
of opinion that any thing but A vigorous course, and
threatening attitude, on the part of our Government,
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