The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-28 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Eteile, dated IVedneaday, Oct. 264
TUIESTE, OCT. 12.—Letters from Zaute of the
20th September, no longer speak of the death of
Ibrahim Pacha ; on the contrary, they say that
for some days he had been engaged with the
Greeks between Nisi and Tripolizza. Three
thousand Romeliots, eoming from the environs of
Selena, have entered the Morea by the Isthmus
of Corinth, to join Demetrius Ypsilante. It is
said that the Greeks have made themselves-mas-
ters of one of the enemy's batteries before Mis-
sotonghi. In Candia the Turks are confined. to
the fortresses, the whole island•being in a state of
insurrection.
OCT. 13.—The Captain of a vessel which left
Alissolonghi on the 25th September, states, as an
eye-witness, that Redschid Pacha having received
fresh reinforcements, attempted on the 21st Sep-
tember another attack upon Missolonghi, but was
repulsed with the loss of several thousand men.
It is said that Noto I.lozzari particularly distin-
guished himself.
MADRID, OCT. 13.—1 t seems that the decree
of amnesty, and that for the suppression of the
purifications, will not be published. to-morrow
(the King's birth-day); and that for the present
all that will he done will be to transmit orders to
the inspectors of the different arms, to employ in
the army, without previous purification, such
officers as they shall think worthy of it, from the
rank of Sub-Lieutenant to that of Captain
inclu-
sive. This measure had already been adopted
with respect to the officers of engineers.
As for the final decrees relative as well to the
purification as the amnesty, the Consultative
Junto has just named a committee of five of its
members, which is to propose the basis of those
two decrees.
An extraordinary meeting of the Council of
the Indies, which took place on the evening of
the 10th, particularly excited the ptrblic atten-
tion, as well on account of the late hour at
which it took place, as because no one could
imagine what business a Council could have to
meet which at present does not appear to have
any urgent affairs to discuss. We have since
learned that it met to dissolve a chapter held by
the Order of the Cerdeliers, for the purpose of
appointing several dignitaries' to convents in
America ; and this because the Ministers are at
present engaged in discussing proposals made by
the Mexican Government to obtain its indepen-
dence, which have been transmitted to our Go-
vernment through India.

PAIZIS, OCT. 23.—Two companies now come
forward to bid for the Haytian loan—that of
Messrs. Andre and Cottier ; Jacques Lefebvre,
Mallet freres, and Pellel-Will, whose list hav-
ing been filled up, has been closed for some days
—that of Messrs. Delessert and Co., and Casimir
Perrier, which has been obliged to reduce by
more than one-third the subscription which it has
received.

A third company is mentioned—that of Messrs.
Jacques, Lafitte, Ardoin, Hubbard, Rothschild,
freres, Paravey and Co., Blanc, Collin, and Co.,
Jonas Hagerrnaan, and Messrs. the Receivers-
General, which, not having approved of the mode
adopted of the secret tenders, while it desires,
nevertheless, the greatest publicity, is said to
have accepted the proposal to insure the minimum
of the loan on any moderate terms, and offered
to concur in the sale, if made by public auction.
There is, therefore, every reason to believe that
the loan of Hayti will be made on better terms
than any of those of the Republics iu the New
World, all whose funds, at six per cent., aro at
-this momeut above 77 at London.

FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, OCT. 25.—Flee per Cams.
92f. 80c.—Three per Cvnts. 71. 75.—Bank Stock, 2175.—
Neapolitan Rents, 86. 80.—Exchange on London, one month,
25. 10. ; three monthi, 24. 85.—(Coors Authentique.)