The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-03 00:00:00

PRENCII PAMIRS,

( From the tole of Tuesday.)
VIENNA, FEB. 19.
The Austrian Observer of to=day contains the following
article

COICSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 25.
The news of the landing of several thousand men of the
Egyptian army at Modon (in the Morea), must have origi-
nated, it seems, in some false or ill=understood report, though
it was transmitted to the Porte by the Pacha of Smyrna
himself.
Ibrahim Pacha, it should seem, has detathed some vessels to
Modon and Coron, but there are no troops on board these ves-
sels. Ibrahim himself is gone to Rhodes to fetch the artillery,
ammunition, and troops that he left there, and to convey them
to Suda in Candia, where he will make preparations for a real
expedition.
(Should not writers who value the good opinion of their read.
ere be at length tired of these eternal announcements- of the
preparations of the Mussulmans, who, for these four years
and a half, have been constantly beaten and humbled by the-
Greeks ?—Note of Ed. of the Etoile.)
Omer Pacha has set out with his troops from Arta towards
Joannina, whence it is inferred he refuses to obey the order of
the Sultan to go to Salonichi. If this be the case, there is no.
thing for him to do but formally to join the Insurgents.
As for the troubles in the interior of the Morea, the Gazettes
of Hydra represent them as entirely appeased. SeVeral chiefs,
of the rebels have taken flight.
( Front the Journal des Davis. )
PARIS, FEB. 28.—Apartments are preparing at the Austrian
Ambassador's for Prince Metternich. His coming to Paris has
given rise to a report that a Congress was to be held, consisting
of the Ministers of France, Spain, and Austria, to take some
resolution as to the New American States. Several persons
suppose that Prince Metternich is only coming to Paris to learn
the opinion of the French Cabinet as to Greece. He is to re-
main at Paris till May, and is then going to Milan, where it is
supposed there will be an interview between the Emperors of
Russia and Austria.

( From the Courier Francais.)
MADRID, VER. 17.-M. Villahermosa, who has lately had
several interviews with M. Zea Bermudez, is going to his post
at Lisbon, though the leave of absence which he had received
is not yet expired. It is said our Court and that of Portugal do
not agree, because the Spanish refugees are hospitably received
in Portugal. This report is confirmed by news from Bakos,
which place is put into a state of defence. To mount the artil-
lery on the ramparts,- the inhabitants were forced personally to
assist.

FRENCB FUNDS.—PARIS, FEB. 28.--Five per Cents.
opened at 104 f. 95c. ; closed at 105 f. 10c.—Bank Stock, 1,997 f.

50e.—Rente de Naples, Certif. Falconnet, 90f. 40c.—Rente
d'Espagne, 18i.—Exchange on London, one month, 25E;
three ditto, 24f'. 85e.—(Cours Authentique.) •

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, MARCH 2.—Wind a.t night, between six and
seven, it blew a gale of wind from S.S.E. which continued till
near twelve o'clock with heavy rain, during which the ship
Adam, from London to the South Seas, put hack from off
Folkstone, and in bringing ups parted her cables and drove on
this Beach, where she now is bilged The Barque Mint is re-
ported to have been driven out of the Downs. The Honourable
Company's ship Herefordshire put back during the gale and
remains. The Honourable Company's ship Atlas sailed this
afternoon. Arrived from the River and remain the Emulous,
Hurch, for Rio Janeiro; and Proctor, Sutton, for Jamaica.
PowrsMou TH, MARCH 2.—Wind W.S.W.—Put back the
Enterprise, Logan, and Egginton transport, for Lisbon. Sailed
the Numa transport to the eastward.
PLYMOUTH. MAItCH I.—Wind variable.--Arrived the
Fortitude, Bouch, from Flushing for Batavia, with troops and
ammunition, six days out, sprung a-leak two days ago, and is
making 18 inches water per hour; Mary, M'Clure, Downs for
Jamaica ; Branston, Wilson, ditto, for Rio Janeiro. Off the
Port the Lion, Dillon, from Jamaica, 38 days passage ; Captain
landed, and proceeded to London with dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH L—Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the
packet ship Corinthian, Davis, from New York, sailed the Bth
February ; Aurora, Tubman, from ditto ,• Le Grange, —,
•Virginia ; Perseverance., Arinsrong, from Halifax ; Aurora,
Halsey, from New Orlekms, sailed from Balize 14th January;
Flying Fish, --, St. Michael's ; Lucies, Stevens, from
Charleston, sailed 2d February—on the sth, in lat. 35. long. 7?.,
fell in with the Woodbine, from Rotterdam for PhilarlelPia,
with loss of sails, mizen-mast, and 5 feet water in her hold,
complete wreck, took off the Captain and crew and left her .
Friends, Smith, from Charleston.

near the entrance of the Bosphorus ;
•
The Jane, Escott, from Odessa to Bristol, is totally wrecked
The Juliana, Richardson, from Guernscv to Newcastle, was
driven on shore on Yarmouth Beach on Tuesday night, but
expected to be got off.
Guernsey
of the cargo saved.

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Letters from Switzerland say, that for some,
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Preparations were making
to de-
Istroy them.