The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-08 00:00:00

i'SLICES OF STOCKS Tills
A Stock -
kt Cent. Red
Pt't Cent C0n5.......... 86%1A
q per Cent.
'itto Red.
,er Cent. New
Uto, 1826 _.—
aok L. Ann.
_—.7.
--
100%%
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,Idizt Stock bs
thttoliolidg 94 96 Pm-

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IIAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
South Sete Stock ,—
Old Annuities
New Ditto —
Ex. Bills, £ 1 MO 2d. 62 63 pm.
Ditto ......... WO 2d. 62 63 trm:
Ditto Small
Ditto Comm erciaL pm.
Bank far Account —
India for Account .
Cons. for Acct 86%1412

PRICES OF FOREIGN XUNPS
Ilst hall Bids 5 per cent-- I
razilian Bonds ............... nenos Ayres Bonds'
•hilian Bonds,
olornis;—
—an Bonds .............
itto, 1824
Ban— 1,
r, --15,.? 3 dew cent.
',reek Bo
~°ittn, Iff2s
7,lattrnfda
1Q
, x.can Bonds
6 per ct.
6'61!1
ut,.1526 4l % 6,i
-..............._

THIS DAY AT OrU£ O'CLOCK.
I Neapolitan. 1524, . _
' Peruvian Bonds 29
Portuguese Bonds —
Prussian, 5 par cent.
Ditto, New
Russian, New
Spanish, 1821 9%
, ---- 1923 —
French Renter, sp. c 102 t soc.
---- Exchange 251. 33c.
, ---- 3 per cent —f. —c.
---- Exchange.— —f. —c.

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
13 'IU 8
pOn r'.at Mining Association £s
La Paz and Peruvian Assoc 5 £2 ,s.
Dittopeal Consolidated
;;Leal del Monte Mining Co.
''"incial Bank of Ireland 25 Di
q HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TO-MORROW.
_.ain3...22 minutes after 4.1 Evening ....40 minutes after 1

'mask e. ",
-4/7—'l"c,
61_,V; • - 4
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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1827'

It is strongly reported in the City that
an express has arrived' rom Constantinople de-
claring the acceptance of the pacification by the
P('''• Consols in consequence rose to 87.
We can state, upon authority, that the above
fact is partly correct, as Government have re-
ceived intimation that the SULTAN is disposed
to treat, although he has not yet made any offer.
Our Ambassador has, however, given notice to
the merchants to be prepared for the worst,
should the Porte persist in its original intention.
The SULTAN suffers matters to proceed to the
last extremity, and will then probably give up
the struggle.

The French Papers of Friday, and the
Gazette de Francs dated Saturday, have been
received. They contain no news respecting
Turkey or Greece, but their contents are
chiefly directed to Spanish affairs, which seem
daily to deepen in . anarchy and rebellion.—
The late movement of FERDINAND from
I'ladrid was not a march tov.-ards the rebels,
but a flight from his capital, which had become
t9O hot for his beloved residence. But the Su-
preme Council of Castile are displeased with this
''lBt Step of his MAJESTY, and at a meeting of
that august body it had been decided by a majority
91 two to one that FERDINAND's journey was un-
ti'laken without their consent, and that they would-
not be answerable for the consequences. It appears
that the Council have a power to prevent the de-
Patture of his MAJESTY from the capital ; but as
necessity has no law, FERDINAND did not
tank it prudent to ask them, and accordingly
he_ took, French leave of Madrid, without their
()"sent. It is said that, before, hie departure, he
told the QUEEN and his brothers to remain quietly
In the Escurial, but to be ready to follow him at a
410Ittent's notice. The QUEEN has been reli-

giNtsly employed in composing prayers and
heroic poetry for the safe return of her husband,
‘'d'ile she was secretly preparing to follow his for-
tu4es. The general opinion was that FERDINAND
1:°111d not venture near the rebels at all; indeed we
doubted from the first if he could act so mag-
nanimously. His conduct in Madrid had ren-
uer..., •
his presence hateful, and he was endea-
vo •
1144 to gain Barcelona, in orde to promul-
gate something new to the nation, which it was
Supposed would be unacceptable, as likely to
trench on the privileges of the Priests, who
are resoWed to maintain their galling pre-
ponderance, even though it should involve
their future existence. The Army of Observa-
tion on the Tagus is virtually dissolved—the
greater part of the troops having been
ordered off to suppress the insurrection
in Catalonia. But
, such
audacity of the rebels, that is the power or
they have offered
10,000 piastres, for the head of Count
EVESPAGNE, who had beau
nominated Com-
mander-in-Chief of the army 'igAnized to sup-
press them. All the ships of war
Cadiz and
Carthagena have been ordered to the bay of
Tarragona, in order to protect the precious person
of PERDINAND. Extracts will be found in
another column.

Dutch Papers to the 7th instant have arrived
this morning, but they do not possess much
political interest.

Exchange on London, Oct. o, 11. 97i.; 111'. 92

Hamburgh Papers to the 4th inst. have been
received this morning. It appears that the

Empress of RUSSIA has given birth to a Prince
who has received the name of CONSTANTINE,
probably in anticipation of his future Imperial
destiny to reign as Emperor of the East, holding
his Court at Constantinople, should the fond
wishes of his father respecting Turkey be realized.

People may jeer at the idea that there is anything
in "a name," but the sound of CONSTANTINE is
far more likely to raise spirits in the capital of
Turkey than a name entirely Russian. What-
ever the EMPEROR or his Ministers may say to

the contrary, there can be no doubt that Con-
sta •
• ntloople i 3 the goal at which Russian policy
is heartily set. sleeping
or awake, the ambi-
tious genius
stantinople"
of Russia would cry out " Con-
. rn the same spirit
" As rolls the wave before the settled wind."
Russia may disguise her feelings in a thousand
different ways respecting her designs upon Tur-
ke?) but her interests are so clearly identified
*pith the 'conquest of Constantinople, and the oc-