The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-12 00:00:00

THE SUN.

Elf QUIS MCERE FALSCIN .4UDE4T •

LONDON,
MONDAY JANUARY 12, 182

In our preceding 71777,7777;i777:
pious extracts from the French and German
Journals received since our last. The former
are destitute of interest. The latter repeat the
intelligence which was Some time since given in
TUE StIN, relative to the alleged revival of the
misunderstandings and difficulties between Russia
and the Porte. In Answer to a formal demand
of the Austrian Internuncio, for the evacuation
of Moldavia and Wallachia, a new Note had
in which it
h forces shall not be
ibsedenecliavrreitdtetnhabyt
the the E,FENDI,
withdrawn from the Principalities unlpa
, the
troops of Russia are previously withdravsn frern
the Ottoman frontier. The _Emperor A LEX. tr.IDEu,
on his part, had given positive orders that the
Russian armies shall remain in their present can-
tonments until the differences with the Porte are
finally settled. The Vienna Gaz-ette says that
the Note of the I EIS EFFENDI has actually been
received in the Austrian Capital by an extraor-
dinary Courier. The important fact of the re-
vival of the differences may therefore be consi-
dered as fully confirmed.

CITY, Twelve o'clock.—Consols opened this
morning at 891 a, 89, and were afterwards done
at 894- to 89,-f- for the Account, with little doing.
The Brokers are making up their Accounts for
Settling Day, which is on the 16th. A Private
Express has arrived this morning from Paris,
bringing the Frer:ch Rentes at 94f. 10c. to
941. 15c., and Spanish Bonds at 234, as the least.
ing off price ; but in the course of Saturday they
were done as high as 25.—Ducats, 88 ; Scrip,
511.-4 do not hear that the Express has brought
any political information of consequence.
FOREIGN MARICET,---Spanish Bonds opened at
23'y z ; but soon after it was known that they
came higher from Paris, they got up to 24H.

Letters were on Saturday received from De-
merara, dated N0v.20. The proceedings against
SMITH, the Missionary, had closed, and the Court
had adjourned to the 24th of November, whet'
the final result would be made known. The ge-
neral opinion entertained in the Colony was, tltht
he would be found guilty, and would be imme-
' diately executed.
Letters were received on Saturday from Ma-
drid, dated the 29th ult., stating that a partial
change had taken place in the Spanish iMioif ry
by the resignation of the Marquis of CAsA f stt•Jo,
and the appointment of Senor Eano, one of the
Members of the late Regency, to the Ministry
of Finance.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 10.1 We learn by a letter
from Bahia, dated the 11th of November last, that the Em-
peror of the IlitAzus, had in contemplation to dispatch a fly-
CinagpstiqUunajoh 'Taylor, dro%
oichloisr,lay of nary,
immediately, under the orders f
e NetherAoy, to capture the Portu-
guese East Indian settlements. The Emperor was so highly
pleased with Captain Taylor's exertions in capturing and de-
stroying 17 sail of the Portuguese fleet, though under the pro-
tection of a line of battle ship, two frigates, and a corvette, that
he had conferred upon him the rank of a Captain of a lire of
battle ship, and tine .
dignity of a K.C.B. of Emperor's Lew
order of " Cruziero' "or Cross. The order .r.; a star upon
t!e lyeaq, with a medal affixed to a button-hole of the coat.
Lord Cochrane (now Marquis of Maranham), it was understo
at Bahia, had returned to Rio Janeiro. The crew of tho
Netherhoy gave Capt. Tayor (who is a ative of Pout three cheers on his receiving these distinnctions. Thert Nsmeto eh)! -
hey di i not return to port until she was without provisions, and
had only one cask of water on board.—(Hampshire Telegraph.)
WINDSOR, JAN. 10.—On Tuesday the Duke
of SUSSEX arrived on a visit to Princess AUGUSTA,
and left on Friday.—The Princess AUGUSTA ar-
rived at Frogmore from Bagshot, where she bad
been on a visit to the Duchess of GLOUCkSTER.