The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-10 00:00:00

PRICE OF POTATOES.—Nov. 9.
.11. ss. to 31. 10s. per ton.

New Wnre

PRICE OF OIL.
Rape Oil, brown .—...-- 411. 6s. .......,..... Refined ...„—. £43 6
Linseed Oil
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, par thousand .................... 11 11
Rape Cake, per ton -- .—..............—..—........... 5 5

FUTURE DESTINY OF EGYPT.

(Concluded from our Paper of Saturday) ,
The horror of European manners, 01%
the Sultan desired to hasten the introal
amongst his people, has produced violent (el
ences and fiicilitated the victories of Gell
Diebitsch. Can the arm which has been !0,
quered under the banner ofy Mahomet, and
own strong holds; be so speedily recovered rof
ro
its demoralization that it shall become tm
diately terrible to co-religionists ? Whet%
the treasure which, however, would be bef
employed in causing the Russian troops witer
cuate the country as soon as possible ? ‘S'
finally, is the navy ? Navarin answer. xr,
Doubtless if it were only necessary to "Al (
the ruins of Turkey against each Pachalic t
separately and one by one, there would be Sri
chance for Mahmoud to recover his popo'
and Strengthen his authority by means of vic,l°r
1
Separately prrhaps it would be impossib'e f
contend with him. But the case is not s()".'

from it.
oil'
A man has'arisen in Africa, who, at 1)1
prudent and active, proceeds with an infl6,'t
tenacity to acquire ;pie of those brilliant rcP3t
tioits which bring to mind the Czar Pete
Great. Careful net to compromise hirnica
his skilfully planned cause with any of the re,
European Powers, he has, during three 1,11,
obeyed the captious policy of Malunond,
wished to Nreaken the Greeks and Egyptians
opposing them to each other.
The illusion which secured the preno'lo,
once of the Sultan over the ismaelites
tinned, and. beneath the brilliant outward !iv,
of his power, the secret of his wealowss hs!'t
been discovered. But after the battle of Na
rin, Mehemet Ali divined it, and the overt
the Russian General broke the last link 01
vassalage which had been for a long time Pl.lll
nominal. th
It is under the powerful protection el.' 0
Paelm, who visibly is aiming at independelie
that all those who dread the Sultan, all N° h'
not desire that the dishonourable marks doe
sudden submission, should be reflected on Al
brow, would unite in a crowd. Mehemet to,
who deceived the Sultan's expectation by
doping the illorea, has economized blot re
gold, powerful agents. His known characii,
his noble hospitality to the nroscribed I°ov
exiles and the learned 'men of France, his P/fgh
age of the forms of Europeans' eivilizationPe
reforms of all description which he has atterreiti
in the countries which live under his 8101
his cordiality towards France and Engil ?ee
much interested in his alliance, draw a"
upon his conduct.
WS re
He knows it, and already is preparing•). so,
sistance, not as a solitary insurgent, but Olt 10
vereign in right,—as the representative 1,0
co-religionists.—as the close and declared 30101
Powers to whom the last treaty of the• Sulati
an injury, if indeed it he not an act of l'clrge,
He knows that interests so vast will 11(4 0
themselves, and will rally around him• Epc
foresight, which escapes the observation °,
one, places him decidedly at the head e`,et
armed opposition which will establish Ii
noble bounds against the secret desires'ell°oo
But for him Napoleon's dream, the contin
blockade, might become possible in the Wl'
Nicholas.
sble
Under these circumstances, it is impo-;
misunderstand the facts contained in the I°.
ing correspondence from Alexandria are:
" If you were here you would witneSS-
Th
changes. Ibrahim Pasha is every where.
arsenal is about to be placed entirely undereei
European system. Italian and French ene
are constantly occupied with the fortificationo
our city, and many plans for the
to the Paer!
ships have already been presented
army,
proeel
Artillery and cavalry, and all the
tion aeon
rapidly to this object,—their instruction ace
ing to the European tactics. Even the qie
toms are to suffer modification. Ilitherto...aer
have been sold at auction to the best 10a.1.0.
In future they will be conducted on the
construction;
pear system. For such great reforms 111 re
money is necessary ; but our Paella has at Pro
sent the greatest resources,A having
elw
no loge
squanderl(lil tOl iS
theset
inreadsterrtdeila a
the
policy
jects of which tunene must be the auxiliso
hours to found an hereditary dynasty oil
e a
which s
pe
to lci ee.: o
ereej
on high principles, and which, to continue- 93,
throne of Cairo,—a rising legitimacy, whic.
have its definitive sanction in alliances "'it sc
nations of Europe, and in the necessity, fop'
op'
well understood by the terrified cabinets, °or t rier
posing in Africa and Asia a formidable .05'
to the successive encroachments of the .

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BIRTHS.
On the 9th inst. Mrs. Wright, of Euston-square' of
daughter. Mir
tes.
At Mare, Limerick, the Right Hon. CA/un
or
rav
Aten, of a son. Of
Cheltenh:on, the lady of Captain A. 0. ii
of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 7th inst. at Hornscy, R. Green, Beg' !.°
• widow of the late T. Hindlcy, Gent. chelot°
On the sth inst. at Bow, F. Butler, Esq. UP,.
orpttrlf
only daughter of the late J. Birch, Esq., plate
Kingston, ,lon.tica.
tor virder
• On the sth inst. the anniversary of the h
at All Saints, Lewes, Mr. Guy to Miss FOS'
DIED. Ad
On the Sth inst. at Rolls-park, Chigwell, Esses'
Sir E. Harvey, M.P. for the county of Essex' Bard.
On the 9th inst. Eugenius Roche, Esq. of j'S- /1111,1
Bloomsbury, leaving a d:sconsolate widow anild $
children to bewail the loss of an affectionate lin°
fater. 16 "
On the sth inst. at Stoke Newington, in theorovri
year of his age, William Ouchterlony, Esq.
On the sth inst. at Worthing, of apopleg,'-66..„,
Ford, Esq. of Canonbury-square, Islington, erolo-
On the Bth inst. in Surrey-square, 3lre!
Speechley, in the S3d year of her age.
On the 28th ult. at Edinburgh, Robed CaMergatito'el
accountant, secand son of the late Rev. WM.
Minister of Kirknewton.

EAST INDIA.—MARRIAGES..
At Cannamore, April 27, Lieut. G. B. Marei": 147„e
Native Infantry, fourth s,n of the Rev G. Alarlk'')'Lir
tor of Dunah, county of Donegal, Ireland, to 14711:01/0--
second daughter of the late T. Limbed, EEL' °1 der
coml.), of Galway.
At Calcutta, April 30, the Hon. John. J. 9,*si °
Bengal Civil Service second second son of Lora ,;rd•''''
Margatet, youngest daughter of the late J. A'lart)."' •
Tytone, Irelond. to ipt
At Calcutta, June 13, H. J. Leightcn,
d tug-liter of the late It. Blake, Esq• ibr'°-
.ILister at Futtegurgh.
DEATHS. bp
At Nyzarnabud, in the C,,ukla of Azilliburg ,eit„
14, E. Davie., Esq. ol°
At Sanger, May 6, of fever, Lieut. W•
relict
45th Regt.
At Hydrahad, April I I Mrs. Mrs. M. An.
fir
,

of the Late Capt. J. Arrow, Bengal Army. -04'
At Futtyghur, April 15, W. Morton, El:voiltmEisi
At the Residency of Mysoor, April 9114 Fe'
if the Madras Civil Service, First Judge of tb• • ~ter
Court, Northern Division. 1.0
Dp
At Janina!), April 18, Ensign John Ch
Durand, 28th Nuke Infantry, aged IS,• . 'lll
voUllth
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