The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-28 00:00:00

UNION-HALL

Two men, named William Wilding and James
Harvey, were charged with robbing a Brighton coach.
The Magistrate remanded both the prisoners, in
order to have the attendance of the proprietors of
the coach from which the parcel was stolen.
Yesterday a man named Wright was brought be-
fore Mr. HONE charged with creating a disturbance
in the Coburg Theatre, and assaulting one of the
constables who attend there to preserve the peace.
The defendant was tined 31. for the assault on the
officer, or in default of payment to a fortnight's im-
prisonment.

PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, JAN 25
Bank Stock
Consols, 3 per cent
Gov. Stock, 34 per cent. 99%; National Ditto —
Ditto, New
4 per Cent IOIV, ;Hibernian Bank —
Gov. Deb. 3!4 percent.... 9114 Provincial Ditto —
Royal Canal Stock — Royal Irish Mine —
Grand Canal Stock — Imperial Mine —
City Deb. 4 per cent — Mining Co. of Ireland ...... 4 /,,i
Ballast Office Deb. 4 p. c — Commercial Buildings —

to the fall of M. de Villele, by opprixtunely open"
Ing his mouth at the last moment."
FRENCH FUNDS.-PA as, JA.N. 2.i.—Five per Cat-1.0
10Sf. 35c. 50c. ; Three per Cents., 84f. 50c. tee. 55~•
Bank Stock, I,BBof. ; Naples Stock,
Spanish Loan,lSSif. ; Spanish Rentes PerpetuelLs, 62i;
Llaytian (Loan, 427 f. 50c—Exchange on London, one
month, 25f. 60e. ; three months, 25f. 45c.—Cotas Aug'

Frankfort and German Papers of the 21. st

instant have been received this morning. The
extreme severity of the cold in the east of Europe

was highly favourable to the health of Moldavia

and Wallachia, where the virulence of the plague
was daily diminishing. The possession of the
Principalities by the Russians promises to be of
great benefit to those countries, if the several
improvements contemplated be carried into
effect. There can be no doubt that the pro'
gress of civilization will be greatly facilitated by
the influence of Russia in the East.

It appears that Lord COWLEY is on his re'
urn to London from Vienna, but whether for a

permanence or not we cannot say :

BUCHAREST, JAW. 7.

The severity of the winter impedes the communication
i❑ an extraordinary degree, but has proved extremely fa-
vourable to the health of the country. For the last four
weeks we have not heard of any cases of plague, and the
sanitary regulations are now considered as superfinous.
The list of persons to be proposed for the office of Hos-
podars in the Principalities is said to be already drawn up,
and it is stated that the election will very shortly take
place. As may be readily imagined, great eagerness is
shown by the great families of both provinces to get one 01
their own members elected, in order to enjoy the advan-
tages of such a connection. It is probable, however, that
favour alone will not determine it, as was the case in former
times, but that regard will be had to the qualifications of
the persons chosen, for the Russian Government most
earnestly desires to establish the kappiness of the Princi-
palities.
Gold dust has been found in the northern
frontier of Moldavia, and the soil is to be more
carefully examined, in the hope of finding the pre-
cious metal in larger quantities. General Giesmar,
who is now at Jassy, is expected here. Great
improvements are to be made in the regulation of out;
posts, which stand much in need of it ; good post-houses
(those now so called are wretched huts) will be built, and
proper waggons introduced. The charges must indeed be
increased, but this will be compensated by the increased
speed and convenience of travelling. Notwithstanding the
deep snow that covers the country, many officers of en-
gineers are engaged in surveying the Danube. As soon to
spring is set in the navigation will be regulated, for which
purpose men acquainted with the subject will be employed•
In general we expect great improvements in our insti-
tutions.

FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, JAN, 0.

Great dissatisfaction is observed in Servia, which, since
the peace of Adrianople, is directed against the chiefet
especially Prince Milosch, more than against the Porte•
The Prince is reproached with having preferred his oWi,
interest to that of the nation, arid with having acted oo
this principle during the negociations.
They speak also of a correspondence between him and It
foreigner of distinction; which is not at all calculated to re"
cover the confidence of the Servians, which he has lost.

It is said that since the Russians left Adrianople arrests
have taken place, which give reason to fear a regular sY''
tem of persecution, notwithstanding the amnesty. The
sanitary state of the city was such as to give
ground for alarm, and many persons had lately died
in the city itself, as well as in the military
hospitals. The Commander of the Russian troops left to
take care of the hospitals, has adopted strict measures to
prevent all communication with the inhabitants, but keeps
up a regular correspondence with the Russian head-
quarters at Bourgas.
The- Grand Vizier had come from Shumla to Adria-
nople, where he intended to stop some days, at d then go
to Constantinople.

Two French merchants lately passed through Sonlin,
on their way to Constantinople, who were sAid to be going
to offer a loan to the Porte.

VIENNA, JAN. IS.
The Turkish mail of the 24th December has not yet
arrived, probably in consequence of the deep snow, butyl
expect it every hour. A Russian courier is gone to ItalYi
and an Austrian arrived from Paris. Lord Cowley go°
to London next month.

VIENNA, JAN. 18.—Metalliques, 104 7-16; four
per Cents., 96-; Bank Shares, 1,2681.

SWITZERLAND, JAN. 21•
The rich Englishman, who Las for some years inhabited
the castle of Goldenberg, has presented 1,000 louis <no
to the Government of Zurich, to be employed according
to its own discretion. The Government has thanked the
generous donor, and has assigned half the sum to improve
the salaries of the masters of the primary schools ; the other
half to enlarge or repair the hospitals of the canton.
The severe season has caused great distress in the canton
of Vaud ; the poor are more in want even of wood than or
bread. The Lake of Neufchatel is frozen from Yoerdun to
Grandson. The ice is nine inches thick, and extend°
2,000 paces from the bank all along the lake.

By Brussels Papers of yesterday's date we are
informed it was reported at Florence that Lord
COCHRANE (who is now in Italy) had been ap-
plied to by the Emperor of BRAZIL to resume
the command of his fleet, preparatory to an at-
tack upon Portugal. We hope his Lordship
will acquiesce in the proposal, and give a good
account of the Usurper's fleet. A bold attack'
upon Lisbon might set the loyal Portuguese in
arms against their keeper :

CONSTANTINOPLIL, JAN. 4. ,
M. de Ribeaupiere has arrived in the Dardanelles, an! •.
been received by the Porte with all the honours due to 10°
rank.

The Grand Vizier arrived on the 17th at Adrianople
with 2,000 regular troops. Perfect tranquillity prevail°
in the countries evacuated by the Russians. The Pasha
of Scutari was on his march to Albania

In Macedonia, and partieularlYat- 6 rama and Scres, the
authority of the Ayans nominated by the Porte has boo
re-established.

In consequence of the measures taken by the Porte in
favour of the American Catholic families, the Catholic
Armenian nuns, who were exiled to Pandurma and
Mulhallidsch, have returned to Constantinople.
The revolt of the Zeybecks in Asia Minor is whollY
quelled ; o❑ the 18th December they were defeated ant!
driven from all their positions near Baindri, by the unite'
forces of Ibrahim Paella, Dana Osmond Oglou, and
ElizAga.

The men of war that conveyed the Turkish Ambas9a"
dor to Odessa returned to the Bosphorus on the lAth•
On board one of them is Mubtapha Bey, son of Jussuf
Pasha of Varna, who bears the rank of Colonel in the
Turkish army.

FLORENCE, JAN 6.
It is reported that Lord Cochrane has been applied to bf
the Emperor of Brazil, to resume the chief command of
his naval force, to direct the attack which is to he made
upon Portugal. •

Letters from Naples, of Jan. 1, say that the Marquis
Rotu, famous for his observations on Vesuvius, has af-
firmed that before the 15th instant there will be an erur
tion of the volcano, more terrible than that in 1802. -

BRUSSELS, JAN. 24.
The inconceivable decree of the Sth instant is still
subject of general interest, and the Honourable Meinher°
of the two Chambers who are victims of this act of 111ints'
terial despotism and ignoble vengeance, excite more anti
more the interest of their fellow-citizens.
The south wind has entirely cleared the Scheldt heftsre
Antwerp of the ice which obstructed it, and the navigatto°'
of the river is now free.

BRUSSELS, JAN. 25.
His Excellency M. Mercado, Minister from Mexico to
the Court of the Netherlands, has arrived in this city With
his family.

As many as fifteen swans have within thig
month been shot in Shoreham Ilarbaur by one person
who has sold them to the furriers, Messrs. DONALD so
Co. at ss. each. The weight of each averaged 281bs/
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