The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-28 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGEIVCE.

BUDA, DEC. 25.—Though all the Papers" have
lately printed the Articles of a Treaty concluded be-
,tween the Porte and Rusiia, they are a mere fathicl-
tion. There is as much difference between heaven
and earth, as there is between such a Treaty and the.
present war between these Powers.. The injuries-
sustained by the .Porte will unite all MussulMeii. in
the:defence of the coannon cause. MICHELSON and
DOLGOROUCKI; who,command the Russians, hare
already solicited reinforcements.
VIENNA, Dec. 28.—The entrance of the Russians:
into Moldavia and Wallachia has completely exposed
their designs.. People would naturally have, thought
thia their objet was to bring about an adjustment
of their differences with France, without compelling
so formidable an enemy to have recourse to arms.
But all the passions of the Cabinet of .St. James's
predominate in that of Russia.
Russia has set aside all,that regard due from one
nation to another; *and even- at the moment her.
troops entered Moltlavia, she declared she was mak-
ing a common cause with the Grand Seignioi, and
instructed all her agents to publiSh that Treaty in the, 1
Newspapers, the,existence of which is now dis-
owned by the Divan. . ,

The Porte has had recourse to arms. PASWAN
•013/..0A1, and MusTAPHA BAIRACTER, the successor
of TuzEßicK-OGLou, at Rostchuck, have passed
the Danube, and taken possession of Buelprest with
30;000 men, which has arrested the march of the
Russian army. The . Porte, requiring an explana-
tion from the Russian Minister, respetting ?Moldavia,
received an evasive answer ; and the French Consul
:at Bucharest being,arrested by the Russians, MusTA.
BHA BAIRACTER'. and the PACHA of Winom have,
in retaliation, arrested the Russian Consul.

Four English. ships of war are lying before Con-
stantinople to. terrify the Porte ; but it is most asto-
nishing, that England should support the obje&s of
Russia at the expence of its dearest interests. It is.
true-she may plhnder a few vessels; but then all the
ports in Turkey will be.shut against her. Surely the
English politicians will not lose sight of thedanger
to which their:commerce will be exposed.
. Faom THE MAIN, JAN. 'l4.—lt is now certain
that. Breslau has capitulated. The Wurteniberg
Besieging Corps hroke up from before the place on
the 6th, and. have marched to Strehlin, probably
with the intention of investing. Schweidnitz.

Every day furnishes us with accounts of persons
having been bit by mad dogs, notwithstanding the
numbers of them that are daily destriiyed. A child
was bitten. yesterday in Pulteney-street, and a woman
in' Great Marlboro Ugh-street ; Craig; an Officer be-
longing to St. Anne's Parish, is likewise under surgir
cal care on the same account;

FrOm.the extraordinary Rich State of the Lottery
Wheel, and the certainty of the First-drawn. Tieketi,
on Wednesday next being entitled to 30,0001. are
benefits in favour of the purchaser which ',ever be-
fore existed,. Tickets and Shares are selling; wart ",
ranted undrawn, at HpANSBY and Co.'s State Lot
tery Offices, .NQS. 26, Cornhill, 52,. Charing-CrOss,
and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
.CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 28.—The Market to-day
is well supplied with Wheat, and this trade conti-
nues very dull in sales, which are made at rather
lower prices ; Barley still arrives in large gnarl-
titles, and with Malt is at less; White.
Pease are full as dear, and Beans of each kind
nearly at last prices ; the supplies of Oats are
very considerable, with many fresh arrivals, mostly
of second quality, which are rather lower; sales of
Flour are. heavy at the late reduction, fine American.
455. to.sQs. per barrel. • _ 1

Wheat sos a 66s a 78s od Beans -4.2 s a 4Ss od
Fine ditto - Sos a 84s od Tick Beans 35s a 41$ osl'
Rye - - —sa—S od Oats 22$ a 265 3 3oS od
Barley - - 34$ a 40s od . Poland ditto 315 a 32s 'odn
Malt - . 66s a 1,3 s od Rape Steil 251. 281. otii ad
White Pearic 84s a 925.0 d ,Fine Flour 65s a 703 od
Grey diMo. fs 4.A64 od 5gc9.1.1.4 C.O a Gsi ad