The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-01 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

FR"T•ERI OF MONTENEGRO, JULY I.—Captain Kowalbiosky, a
Russian officer, arrived a few weeks ago at Celengi, and his endeavours
are considered as the cause of the tranquillity which has prevailed on
the frontiers, particularly at Grabowa, and which has not been inter-
rupted by the Turks. Probably it is true, for the very simple reason that
the Turks are too much at variance with each other to undertake in
concert any effective step. It-vas already confidently hoped that the
late events at Grabowa would not lead to any further consequences,
when, on the 25th June, the Montenegrims, 1,000 strong, under the
command of a brother-in-law of the Wladika, made an incursion into
the Turkish territory, plundered the districts of Grabowa, Korionichi
and Klobak; and, after an action in which there were some
killed and wounded on both sides, they retreated with many
thousand head of cattle, which they had stolen.
The success of the late incursion into Grabowa, the visit of the
King of Saxony, and the notorious want and famine among the Turks,
have raised the pride and arrogance of the Montenigrims to the highest
pitch, so that they are already thinking of plans of conquest. They have
taken possession of parts of Grabowa, as well as of Klobak and Trebigne,
and it seems that they intend to extend their conquest to the whole of
those districts, which would cause a great interruption to the trade o f
these countries, and especially would prove a mortal blow to the corn
trade between Turkey and Ragusa, and so deprive this circle of its
principal resource. In these measures the Montenegrims are assisted by
several Austrian deserters, a subject which gives occasion to many
complaints on the part of the Turks, while it is of great service
to the Montenegrims; for these deserters, who still wear the Im.
perial uniform, are placed at the outposts, where by their challenges
in the German language, &c., they still more clearly announce them-
selves Austrians, and thereby give no little countenance to the
erroneous notion eagerly propagated by the Montenegrims, that "the
Austrians act with them for the conquest of Turkey," which
causes discouragement extreme among the Turks. In the last action
one of these deserters fell, in full Austrian uniform, and was left on the
field by the Montenegrims, on which the Turkish authorities are said to
have sent his uniform, as a corroboration of their complaints, to the
Austrian officer commanding on the frontiers. Another remittance of
money from Russia has been received at Montenegro ; 8,000 rubles
come annually in this manner as a contribution from Russia, in order
to introduce at least the elements of civilization into this poor country.
ROME, Jnr.v 17.—Monsignore Viala-prela will leave Rome in a few
days, to proceed to his post as Papal Internuncio at Munich.
The famous law-suit of the Giustiniani family is at length decided by
a decree of a Conjugation of Cardinals, appointed for the purpose, in
favour of the heirs at Genoa, to whom the Cardinal of that name is to
deliver up without delay all the property in his possession. As the law.
suit has been in all the Courts during a space of tiftean years, till the
Pope appointed the Conjugation to decide in the last instance, any appeal
against this sentence is out of the question.
With extremely pure atmosphere, we have had for some days past
sOo. of beat in the streets; in the shade, 1000. Fahrenheit. It is to be
observed that the specula being placed far above all the houses, the heat
.7:L7:d there is always some degrees less than what we have in the
VIENNA, JULY 21.—Five per Cents., 1071. Four per Cents., 10034.
Three per Cents., 81j. Bank Stares, 1,440. A/Igo/wine Zeitung,
July 26.

, reported in Dublin, we see that Mr. W)se
It is ,
Is to be the Commissioner under the new Poor-law for Ireland. A Letter
onappointment could not be made, but nothing is yet, we believe, settled
this point.
The Company of Proprietors of the Great Western
from Bristol to America, have called a public meeting for
the purpu-e of increasing their capital to such an amount as wil enable
there to place several similar steamers upon the station .--Bath Gazette.
The town clerk of Winc!iesier last week read a
letter to the Council, which he had reee:ved fro mi the Marquis of Win-
chester's agent, requiring from the Corporation the sum. of 3:3/. Gs. Sit.,
claimed by the Noble Lord as a Coronation fee, wh:ch was ordered to
be paid.
Some of the Judges set an example of early ris:ng
and active habits which might be advanta_;cous!y followed. Whilst on
the western circuit, Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Coltman, v.ith a
prudent regard for their health, took morning rides en horseback, when-
ever the weatherpermitted, me urning from their eluestrian excursions
before eight o'clock,

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DzAL, JULY 31, A. M.—Wind W.N. W., P. M., Wind W. S.W.—Arrived
and proceeded for the Rivcr, the West Indian, Simpson, from Jamaica;
Fortitude, Fawl, from Barbadoes ; Tyminctay, Harvey, from New
Brunswick. Came down from the River the Emerald, Kepple, for
Barbadoes; Sovereign, Martham,l for Quebec ; Queen, Robinson, for
Miramichi ; and the Bolivar, Brown, for Gibraltar. Sailed the Hebe,
Dall, for the Mauritius; Index, for Malta; Perseverarice, and Kitty,
for the South Seas ; Vernon, for Madeira; Water Hen, Newton, Lord
Hungerford, and several others. The Earl Grey, Lloyds, Mermaid, and
the rest of the outward bound remain.

Porasmouru,Juor 51.—Wind W., fine.—Sailed the Portsea, Lowe,
fur Sydney, New South Wales, Design, Blackstone, for Malaga.

FALMOUTO, JULY 30. Wind N.W. to W., fresh breezes.—Arrived
the William Alexander, from Quebec; Phenix, Cordney, from Licata;
Mary and Eliza, from Naples. Arrived off, the Nestore, Martini,
from Galipoli. Sailed the Liverpool steamer for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon,
&c, Speakings.—Brig Ellen, Scott from Gergcnti, for Liverpool, July
11, lat. 37 N. long. 10 W. ; Lady Newman, Newman, from Venice, for
London, July 19, lat. 39, long. 14 W. ; and Stately, from London, for
Quebec, July 26, lat 47 N., long. 14 W. ; and Bachelor, from London,
July 28, lat. 48 N., long. W., by the Mary and Eliza.
LtvertPOOL, JULY 31.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.—Arrived the Ring-
mahon, from Trinidad; Venerable, from Quebec; James Martin, from
Licata; William Moir, from Nantes; Argo, Fretwurst, from Rostoe.
Sailed the Denelion, Winsor, for Boston; Mayflower, Crabtree, for
New York. The Llama, Wheeler, from Liverpool arrived off Vera
Cruz, 3d Jube, was warned off by the French squadron, consisting of
10 vetels of war, and proceeded for Havanna.
COWES, JULY 31.—Arrived the June, Ellis, from Havanna.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 31.—Arrived Transit (steamer), (rem Lisbon.
OFF TIIE START, JULY 30,—Arrived the Irene, from Boston.
GUERNSEY, JULY 29.—Arrived the Flora, Lemesurier, and Sophia,
Llanglois, from Havanna; Tapper, Heten, from Gothenburg; Juliana,
Mullet, from Stralsund.
JERSEY, JULY 29.—Arrived the Jane, Sauvage, from Danzig.
BRISTOL, JULY 31.—Arrived the Pearl, Fletcher, from St. John's,
New Brunswick; Ann, Jones, from Newfoundland; Thull, Fordyce,
from Sicily.
LANCASTER, JULY 31.—Arrived the Baron, Hall, and Hillsbro,
Lamb, from Dalhousie.

WHITEIIAVEN, JULY 30.—Arrived George Bentinck, front Antigua.

SournwoLo, JULY 31.—Arrived off' port, Loewe, Grupp, Memel

CLYDE, Jun' 29.—Arrived the Gilmore, M'Arthur, from. Quebec.
Sailed the M'lntosh, for Trinidad ; Majestic, Marshall, fur Marseilles ;
Jessie Mitchell, for Licata.

DUBLIN, JULY 30.—Arrived the Friendship, Lawson, from Hondu-
ras ; Welcome, Anderson, from Trininad ; Elizabeth, Winder; from
Miramichi ; Arrow, Harris, from Cadiz; Importa, Oliveira, from St.
Übe's ; Shannon, steamer, from London.
YOUGRAL, JULY 29.—Arrived the Penelope, Huntrods, from Quebec.
CORK, JULY 29.—Arrived the Agnes, Tucan, from St. Domingo.
SHIELDS, JULY 30.—Arrived the Spero, I3owles, from Wismar ; Isis,
Ellis, from do. ; Wilhelmina, Gurps, from Rostock.
HULL, JULY 3l.—Arrived the Maren Soplice, from Konigsberg ; Dido,
Tranmer, from Archangel.
KINGSTOWN HARBOUR, JULY 31.—The Liverpool, Johnston, from
Chester to London, has come into Old Harbour to stop leaks.

The Consort, Armstrong, from St. Petersburgh, put into the Hum-
ber, leaky, &c., having struck on the Lemon Lower Sand, bound to
Grimsby.

The Flora, Knud, from Newcastle to Christiansand, was abandoned
oil the coast of Norway, in a sinking state, previous to 3d u:t.

THE MARKETS.--(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.

There are small arrivals of all descriptions of grain reported to-day,
and not much Flour. Foreign Wheat continues to arrive in good
quantities, but the holders are not yet disposed to pay the duty. The
weather being tine, the Wheat trade has been slack, at Monday's rates.
In other grain there is no variation. The sale of Flour for immediate
consumption continues fair, and some of the millers will not sell, except
at advanced prices.

ARRIVALS.

Wh (22t Bark y. Oats.
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Flour,
2,2u0 a cks

brls.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
Town and country killed Meat were in good supply, trade fair, and
prices as before. Beef, Cs. 6d. to 3s. 6d ; Mutton, 2.5. 6d. to 3s. Bd.;
Veal, 3s. Sd. to 4s. Bd. ; Lamb, 4s. 6d. to ss. Gd. ; Pork, 3s. 6,1. to
4s. Bd. ; Irish, 3s. to 3s. 6d. Poultry in good supply, and the demand
good; prices unvaried. The following are the quctatiuns for each, and
not per couple or pair:-Fowls, 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; Geese, 4s. Gd. to 6s. 6d. ;
Turkey Poults, 55. ; Chicken's, Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d. ; Ducklings, Is. 9d. to
tls. 6d.; Leverets, 4s. to 55.; Venison, 30s. to 60s. per haunch ; Eggs,
4s. 6d. to Cs. per 120.