The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-18 00:00:00

F RENCK PAPERS.

(From the Moniteur of Wednesday. )
The Official Part contains the notice of the in-
troduction of several Ambassadors, and a Royal
Ordinance relative to the army. The first ar-
ticle says—" Henceforward no re-engagement
shall be made in our army, except for two years
and four years."'
(NON•OFFICIAL PAils.)
PARIS, DEC.l4.—Next Monday, the 20th in-
stant, the Deputies will meet in the Hall of their,
Sittings, to draw lots for the great Deputation
vhich is to go and receive his Majesty, on the
occasion of the Royal Sitting for the opening of
the Session. _ _

' [From the Etoik of Thursday.)
CON‘TANTINOPLE) Nov. 10.—the Porte has
at length published an official report on the exe-
cution of the Moldavian Officer, which caused such
a general sensation. If we may believe the
Turkish reports, the Officer was secretly asso-
ciated with a band of robbers.

M. de Minziocky has not yet presented his
credentials to the Reis Effendi. lie is resolved
not to do it till the Divan shalt have completely
fulfilled its promise to evacuate the two Princi-
palities. A very energetic Note is said to have
been presented to the Government of the Sultan
by several European Ambassadors, to urge this
evacuation, which has been so often promised.
The Sultan, it is said, has given formal orders to
that effect, but nobody will believe the reality
of the evacuation till it is effected.
But there will then remain a much more delicate
subject to be discussed, namely, the future fate of
Greece. It is already known that the Porte pro-
tests against all foreign interference on this subject.
Lord Strangford, in ,his last conference with the
Reis Eliendi, wished to enter into some discus-
sion on this subject, but the Reis Effendi imme-
diately changed the conversation. It is thought,
however, that the corps of the Memos, and even
the chiefs of the Janissaries, would prefer nego-
tiations to violent measures ; but since the fall of
Chalib Paella no concessions from, the Turkish
Government in favour of the Greeks can be ex-
pected.
Ibrahim Pacha, now 'Admiral of the Turkish
fleet, has proceeded from'Mity-lane to Boudron.
PARIS, DEC. 15.—We have reason to believe
that the Principalities-of Moldavia and Walla-
chia are now evacuated, in consequence of fresh
rernowdrances made by the Allied Courts at the
beginning of this month.
(From the Consatutionnel.)
lit unto, I) EC. 2.—( Extract from the Memorial
Pordelais.)—llis Majesty has ordered that Co.
runs shall no longer he the seat of Government
for Galicia ; the Civil and Military authorities
are to take up their abode at St. Jago de
,Compostella. Most of the troops destined for
the Havanna)) have been embarked at Comma,
and the.vessels vi ill depart immediately after the
whole are on board. This small expedition is to
proceed from the Havanna!) to Vera Cruz, to
reinforce the garrison of St. Jean de Ulloa.—
Two frigates are ordered to be fitted out lig
Ferrol, which are to proceed to the South Sea.

V' Prom the 'Courier Francatt. )
*MknItTIO, seems that it is the island
,of Ivica, and not that of Majorca, of which the
.Constitutionalists have made themselves musters ;
and at Madrid nothing is talked of but this event.
It is also certain that the Constitutionalists have
made their appearance in several parts of Arra-
gon, Andalusia, and In other provinces. Vessels,
armed and manned by the proscribed Constitu-
tionalists, are cruizing in the straights of Gib-
•raliar ; and lately they captured and sunk a yes.
ael bound to 'Cadiz, having on hoard a cargo of
,oxen front the coast of Barbary. The Chiefs of
the French military force and of the Spanish
civil power at Cadiz do not act in much har-
mony, as (he former see with dislike the persecu-
tions which the latter exercise towards persons
who have only erred in their political opinions.
FRENCII rUNDS—Pmus, Dr.c. 15.—Five , per Cents.
opened at 102. 0.; closed at 102. s.—Bank Stock, 1,990.—
Neapolitan Reach, 874.—Ditto Spanish, 18.—Royal Spa-
nihh Loan, 561.—Exchange on London, one month, 25..1. ;
three months, 21. 90.--(Court duthentique.