The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-23 00:00:00

(ill:111%1,4,N PAPERS.

FROM TUS FRONTIIeSiI or SS*Vial OCT. 00.01 If
a few weeks ago the interinr of the Turkish elopiri mu*
tolerably quiet, but a spirit of discontent lies liitely Intuit;
Tested itself in Bulgaria and Macedonia which appear, datt. • '
gerons' and gives reason to fear the breaking out of disturb.'
aticei. Several suspicious persona have been arrested, end the
Yachts have every where issued proclamations, warning
every body against being led away by foreign suggestion.,
and to be on their guard against seduction, as every at•.
tempt to disturb the public tranquillity will be punished
with the utmost rigour, and not only individuals but
whole towns be made answerable for all illegal act'.
It is inconceivable whence this sudden change in
people's minds have arisen, and it is only to be etplained
by the supposition, that wicked agitators take advantage
of the distress that prevails in some districts to provoke
general complaints, and to seduce the people to disobe-
dience towards the Government. It is not known with
whit view this is done, or who are the reel authors of
these intrigues. If these countries were not so out of the
way, we might be tempted to think that the invisible
Comas Directeur so often talked of was concerned. How-
ever, the failure of the Albanian insurrection will
serve as a warning against similar attempts. Prince
Milosch is expected at Belgrade.
VIENNA, Nov. 12.--Pour per Cent. Metalliquas, ;
Bank Shares, 902.

ODISSA, OCT. 80...43111* Gaulle gives some account
of the appearance of the cholera in New Russia...vie. in '
Rostock, on the Don Taganrog, Asoff, Kitsch, and Ni.
colajrif. Dr. Toward Martin, who had observed the cholera
in India, was sent to Nicolajeir by the Crovernor-General.
After a careful examination of the state of the patients,
Dr. Martin is of opinion that the sickness prevailinti at
Nicolajeff is extremely dangerous, being neither contagious
nor epidemic but he thinks arising from local circum-
stances. With reference to the preceding accounts, the
Gazette observes—" From the first appearance al
the cholera in the provinces adjoining New Rua.
sia, the authorities have employed all the measures
calculated to avert the evil that threatened tide
country. At Odom the strictest vigilance is exerted with
regard to the general health of the place. An hospital •
and a medical college have been esteldishied. Within
these few days several persona here have become ill with
symptoms of cholera, most of them in consequence of
immoderate indulgence in spirituous liquors and unripe •
fruit. The houses in which these persons were attacked
were immediately put under a guard, and the patients
conveyed to an hospital fitted up for the purpose.
The Magistrates have judged it advisable, in order to
allay the alarms of the inhabitants, to announce diet there
is nn foundation whatever for the reports that have lieu •
spread of an intention to surround the town with a
cordon. There never was less mortality at thisiteastin of:
the year than now.
LANOINIII/110, Nov. 8.•--Her SOO, fliglistes the
Princess Fendorowna Augusta Charlotte Wilhelesina of
flobenloha Lattgeuburg (born Princes. of Leiningeti)
this morning safely delivered of a Princess, who is to be
christened Elise Adelaide Victoria Amelia Louisa Jane.

lIIS MAJEarlea COBONATIONt--Ltiti vtir.
gently reported at the went-and of the town that the Coro-
nation of his hlll.ll44Tir will Saito place shout the latter end
of next March.

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of the house of
Cown'Aur.s, also failed a few You's ago, brace paid, itt two
dividends, the sum of 6+,0001. Of Olio *ton, the whole
was contributed by Sir 'Wavrin, Scow, except 6,000 i. ar
7.0004 He has, in addition, paid up the premium A.n•
the policy of his own life, by whlCh aporn obit iuterest of
*enured to the creditorivnf the firm • and he
has fur eel the whole of the totes, And other addenda of
the cheap edition of hie works, which have already realized
to the creditors 4 further sum of 50,0001. We under- •
stand that the trustees on the bankrupt estate of 11044 Trns hod Co., have celled a general meeting of the oredir.:
tore, to whom it is their intention to rtemontetni, t4.11,1k,
acknowledgment of the sense they entertain of tiir
Tit4.B most honourable conduct, to reifies*. Ith.v4ippriy
of the library, mautuscripte, curiosities," and plila4 04"
he had plated qt their disposal speolotor