The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-08 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

11410111)1t0, SEPT. :I.
" OFFICIAL—PROCLAMATION.
" Whereas an unthinking and idle wantonness,
arising, it is said, from a quite insignificant cause,
has led on some evenings to assemblages of people
in the streets and
.Promenades, which might easily
be construed in an unfitvourable manner; the Senate
is induced, in paternal regard for the city, to give
public notice, that with respect to such assemblages,
the Riot Act of the Bth July, 1700, will be enforced.
"'The Senate enjoins all parents, guardians, and
masters, to warn those under their care against any
inconsiderate participations, or even out of mere
curiosity, in such assemblages. The Senate places
the just confidence in the citizens and inhabitants
of this city, that while thetyh;ewiiniltahleosetnjaocytmiveelliyt
of.exelrvtell-regulateded
themselves frteoporeniv'ent, as far as lies in their
power, any thing that may threaten die pudic trait-

quillity. If, contrary to expectation, actual dis-
orders of this nature should take place, the guilty
will be prosecuted, without respect to persons, with
the utmost rigour of the law. The police, sup-
ported, if necessary, by the armed force, will take
all the measures necessary to maintain the public
tranquillity.
" Given in the Assembly of the Senate, Ham-
burg., 3d Sept., 1830." —From the Olicial Placard.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 10.--There have lately
been very serious disturbances in the district of
Tossia, a pretty considerable town in the province
of Sinope, in Asia Minor. The rioters plundered
several villages, and set them on fire. It seems
that the party of the Janissaries is revived in those
countries. The natives of that district, who were
suspected of an intention to excite discontent in
this capital, were arrested, and on the 31st of July
they were beheaded.

The Sultan has lately given orders to rebuild the
Greek Convent of Our Lady, in the Island of
Chalki. This is a result of a visit which the Sultan
made to that island last week.

A German who lately arrived here has proposed
to the Government to insure against fire all the
possessions of the Turkish subjects, for a premium
of 12 per cent. per annum, the policy of insurance
to be renewed annually. Ile has also offered to
travel through the empire and value each village
separately.
It is affirmed that peace is quite restored in
Albania, and the Grand Vizier, now at Menaster,
will return in a month to the capital, and leave his
son, Mahmoud, Pacha of two tails, as Governor of
that Province. The Pacha of Scutari will return
to his Pachalik.

On the 6th of this month the English Ambas-
sador presented to the Sultan, in a private audience,
kis new credentials from King William IV.
A letter from Smyrna says—" On the first of
this month the white flag was seen flying over the
red flag on the flag-staff on the ruins of the Old
Castle which overlooks the city. The Government
had itg taken down immediately, and took much
pains to discover the author, but notwithstanding
the strictest search, no discovery has been made.
Some of the lower class of Mahometans pretend
that it was done by French sailors, but the Govern-
ment and all sensible persons are convinced that the
author can be no other than some evil-minded Al-
gerine, who endeavoured, by this wretched proceed-
trig, to excite the Turkish population against the
Franks. Nobody, however, moved, and the sub-
ject is no longer thought of."—Prtasian State
Gazette.

STOCKHOLM, AUG. 27.
The Queen, who has been indisposed for some
days, has returned from the Palace of Haga to the
capital. Tkere is a further talk of her visit to
Norway.

HAMBURG, SEPT. 3.
Private letters from Berlin say, that Count Lobau
had had, on the 30th, the honour of delivering to his
Majesty the King a letter from King Louis Philip 1.,
and that he received a present of a rich diamond
snuff-box. It is asserted here that equally satisfac-
tory accounts respecting the affairs of Prance have
been received from St. Petersburgh. Count Lobau
has expressed himself much gratified with the
gracious manner in which his communication was
received. His Majesty invited the Count to dinner,
and proposed to him tobe present at a review which
is to take place near Brandenburg.