The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-15 00:00:00

feels better.

" HENRY HALFORD.
" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."

The French Papers are still barren with
respect to authentic news from the Expedition.
One Paper, indeed, the Quotidienne, has a sin-
gular report that a Captain residing near Toulon
had received accounts by a pigeon in the follow
ing laconic terms :

" Bay of Algiers, June 1,
" Three o'clock in the Morning.
" We are landing—the weather is fine."

Now such a circumstance is by no means im-
possible, for carrier pigeons have been known to
convey news equally far, but we have our doubts
of the thing.
The following are a few extracts :

From the Messagerde Chambres of Saturday.)

Too Low, JUNE 6.-(Correspondence of the Messager.
-The Armide frigate, Captain Moulac, from Navarin, cast
anchor in the road this morning. Admiral de Rigny,
who is at Egina with the Conquerant and Genie brig, de-
spatched the latter to Navarin with orders immediately to
send the Amide to France with the despatches trans-
mitted to him by Count Guilleminot.
The Genie, on arriving at Navarin, communicated the
orders, of which it was the bearer, to the Captain of the
Atalanta, who commands on that station, and M. Me-
nouvrier Dufresne immediately ordered the Armide to pro-
ceed to Toulon. These despatches, it is affirmed, relate to
the affairs of Greece, and they must be of some importance
as the Maritime Prefect sent them by express to Paris.
The Armide sailed on the 19th of May with 39 military
as passengers, of whom 11 are invalids. The despatches
are directed to Alesssrs. de Polignac and allfaussez.
A telegraphic despatch announced to us yesterday the
nomination of Baron Aurran de Pierrefeu to the place of
President of the Electoral College of Toulon.
MARSEILLES, JUNE 7.-Yesterday, at three in the
afternoon, his Britannic Majesty's corvette the Wasp
anchored at Endourne, after a passage of 13 days front
Malta, on account of the contrary winds. It brings word
that some days before its departure from Malta, the Eng-
lish Admiral had arrived and given orders for six ships of
the lice and several frigates and corvettes to proceed to
Algiers. This fleet immediately sailed for its destination,
but the Admiral's ship remained at Malta.
M. Ravez is named President of the Electoral College of
Bordeaux.
FRONTIERS OF 'RUSSIA, MAT 28.-It is said that the
interview between our Crown Prince and the Emperor of
Russia, at Warsaw, chiefly related to family Alai's of the
Court of Berlin. The Brazilian Ambassador, Marquis
Resende, is going to Warsaw, on an important mission to
the Emperor, concerning the Regency at Terceira. Don
Pedro intends to send Ambassadors to all the Courts of
Europe, in favour of the Regency. As the Emperor of
Russia has a great antipathy to Don Miguel, the mission
of the Marquis de Rezende will be successful ; and if
Nicholas recognizes the Regency of Terceira, the Prussian
Cabinet, which regulates its conduct entirely by that of
Russia, will do the same; and Don Miguel will have two
more great powers against him. His reign will not be of
long duration.
(From the Journal du Commerce.)
A gentleman is said to have laid a wager to drink a glass
of water every quarter of au hour, from six o'clock in the
morning till midnight, until the death of the King of Eng-
land takes place. The bet was laid anti began on the 2d
of May, and on the 7th instant the individual in question
was said to hold out still, but his antagonist was present-
ing him the glass of water with frightful precision. The
wager was for 4,0001. sterling.
FRENcit Frivos.-PARIS, JUNE 12.-Five per Cents., ionf.
20c. 40c. 50c. 55c. 50c. 45c. 35c. 25c. 35c. 30c. ; Four per Cents.,
9th'. 50c, ; Three per Cents., 76f. 90c. 85c. kioe. 85c. ; Bank Stock,
ESSOI, ; ltentes de Naples, 85f. 5.5 f. 30e. 25c. 2Pe. ; Rentes
d'Espagne, 12 1t ; Royal Spanish Loan (1823), 81 99.14 35;
Rents Perpettielle d'Espagne' 72• U '73 72i4 '73 7314 ; Ilavtian
Loan, 420 L 425 E 4331. 4401. 445 f. 450 f. 44if. 450 f. ; Exchange on
Loader -One month, (money), 25f. 50c. ; Three worths (paper),
251'. 25e.

A letter from Madrid of the 24th i\lay says,
that the English Ambassador there is using his
utmost influence to induce FERDINAND, on the
delivery of the QUEEN, to commemorate that
event by permitting the return of all those
Spaniards who are now exiled from their native
country.

The following are extracts from German
Papers received this morning
WA LLESEELLO, ON THE FRON runts OF BOSNIA,
MAY 16.—After the negociations between the Deputies
of our General-in-Chief, and those of the Vizier of Travnik,
in consequence of the great excesses committed on the lOth
April this year, and which terminated to the satisfaction
of both parties, we hoped to live at peace, for some time
at least; but yesterday, only 18 days after the amicable
arr angement made by the Deputies of both parties, one of
our people (Antony Cezvitkovich), who was engaged in
agricultural labours with his father on the frontier of
Bosnia, was ♦ery dangerously wounded by a shot fired at
him unexpectedly from a neighbouring thicket, probably
because the Turk thought fit to try his gun in this manner.
One of our patrols, however, WAS soon on the spot, ex-
plored the thicket, and found 10 or l 2 Turks concealed in
it. An affray commenced, and was soon ended, for our
people were so fortunate at the first discharge as to kill
two of their opponents, and wounded three, on which the
others fled,
Must for, ir NE 4.—A very long programme has been
published of the ceremonies to be observed on the solemn
occasion when all the vassals of the Crown are to do
homage to his Majesty for their feifs or hereditary offices.
An unfriendly feeling at present exists between the
kingdom of Sardinia and the canton of Geneva, the oc-
casion of which is the following :
Some ships on the Lake of Geneva having been com-
pelled by a storm to seek refuge in Sardinian bays and
harbours, have been seized and declared good prizes by
Sardinian Custom-house officers, because they had violated
the ordinance of his Majesty. Frequent affrays have taken
place, in which Sardinian Custom-house officers have been
thrown into the water or disarmed on board the ships, and
carried off. The consignment of goods from Geneva are
subject to the most odious extortions at the Custom-house.
NUREMBERG, JUNE 6.—Their Imperial Highnesses the
reigning and the Dowager Grand Duchess of Tuscany,
both of them Princesses of Saxony, together with their
sister the princess Amelia of Saxony, and the princesses
Caroline Augusta Marianne of Tuscany, with a very
numerous suite, arrived here yesterday evening from Neu-
berg, and set out again this morning for Dresden.
RHENJLII PRUSSIA, MAY 31.-It is now decided that
the second corps of the army, which are to form the grand
camp, are to assemble, not in the environs of Crefeld, but
near Coblentz. The great plain six or eight leagues in
extent, between that city and Andernach, will be the
most advantageous spot for the grand mamouvres, even
should the numbers amount as is expected to 64,000
men. The review will begin on the lot of August, but