The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-29 00:00:00

ntom TIIE DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

• ODESSA, A UG., 28.--We have learnt the following par-
ticulars of the visit of His Majesty the Emperor to this country
and to Poland.
His Majesty travels by way of Moscow to Bessarabia, and
thence along the line of troops by Warsaw, Grodno, and Riga,
back to St. Petersburg.
In consequence of an invitation to the Emperor of Austria,
that Sovereign is expected in the Russian Frontiers, and may
perhaps be present at the review of one of the corps of our army.
Though many persons may perhaps consider the meeting of
the Sovereigns on these points as the indication of an approach-
ing war with Turkey, it rather appears to us to be certain that
the consolidation of peace is the main object of it. The greatest
and even an extraordinary impression will be produced by this
event in Constantinople, because the Turks are still full of sus-
picion of Russia, and. cannot comprehend its moderation.
SE NI SEPT. 4.—We have no direct accoune; from Con-
stantinople respectiT the report spread in Belgrade of a new
fire on the 19th in. that capital. Private letters from Nissa
merely say, that greet agitation prevailed at Constantinople,
without adding any thing more. We must therefore wait for
the next mail from that capital.
FRANNFowr, srFT.. 24..--eit letter from the frontiers of.
.Moldavia, elated the, Mb Aegnst, pays,---"The effects which
the Mew-lets promised-themselves from their late machinations;
have been partly realised. The principality of Moldavia, which
we began to hope would be entirely evacuated by the urki sh
troops, has been occupied by new forces, and this in conee-
queace of the movements of the Ilietarists, who threatened the
two principalities with another invasion. Mahomet Pucha,
Seraskier of Selestina, set out the beginning of this month for
Bachbechlaga, and Coutchne Alimet, with 1500 Turks. The
arrival of these troops In Moldavia, and the departure of those
who were there before, have been accompanied by circum-
stances which alarm the inhabitants, anti which give the emi-
pares fresh ?moue to defer their return to their country till it
is finally evacuated.
" Ilis Imperial Highness the Archduke Francis Charles has
honoured the Buckowina with his presence for some days.
This province was formerly part of' Moldavia, and contains
some celebrated convents. His Imperial highness received
at Ozernowitz a deputation from the Hospodar of Moldavia.
" Conformably to the customs of the country, and to the
bonds of friendship which exist between the two neighbouring
Empires, the Hospodar had sent his relation, the Boyar, Alex-
ander anti Slauiza, to compliment the Archduke. The emigrant
Boyars, also had the honour to be presented to the Prince, ax
well as the other Boyars who came expressly from Moldavia to
pay their compliments to his Imperial Highness, and offer hint
the testimony of their eternal gratitude for the ?roteetion which
they received from the august Rouse of Austria during their
abode in the Buckowina. The Oriental Spectator of the 11th
and loth of August, which we have just received, contains no
interestingentelligence from the Mores. Smyrna enjoyed the
most perfect tranquillity, and no unplesant event had occurred
in Natolia."
her Majesty the Queen Dowager of Wirtembnrg, after hav-
ing spent some time with her Royal Highness the Landgra-
vine of Hesse Homburg, her sister, returned here yesterday
evening, and occupies her former apartments at the Hotel
D'Angleterre.

TRfERTF., SEPT. 10—Sinee the last vessel, which brought
us letters to the 14th Of August, we have no news from the
Mores; and all that is said of that country rests only on re-
port. it seems certain, however, that no decisive event in
favour of the Turks has yet taken place.
BATAVIA, MARCH 28.—0 n the Ilth of this month, decree
of the Governor in Council was published, 'which
orders an
augmentation of live per cent. on all import and export duties
raised at Batavia for the space of six years, from the Ist 'of
May next.
&rook n or. st, SEPT. O.—As something quite new in a Court
of Justice, we have to mention, that the wedish AcadernY,
which has the privilege of publishing the State Gazette, is in.
dieted for a libel in that Journal. •
ST. PETERSTIVItOII, SEPT. 15.---Count Nesselrode goes
from hence to Odessa, and thence proceeds to join the Ern-
peror.
, I FRANKFORT SEPT. 14.-7-Austrian battalions belonging to
the corps of General Stutterheim, are returning from Italy
through .Tyrol, Frioul, &c.
-The Emperor of Russia has sent 10,009 florins as a present to
the Waldenses in Piedmont.

I.7aCIIANGES.
11AMIlifht111, SEPT. 19.
Exchange on London . 1_47 4.
ST. PETEIHIBUatip, SEPT. 6.
Exchange on London - 9 13 32.
Paris - 1011.
LactPstc, SEPT. 16..
Exchange on London; .2 Alinntis - 6 21a
Bisnotax, SEPT. 16.
Extthange on London, '3 Months - 7 41'
MSTERDAM, SEPT. 23.
Exchange on London
Ditto, 2 111ontha

41--40 11.
- 40 9--40 8.

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itoAttn or CUSTOM—We understand Mr.
ti
t.,0 h•li sailed for England ' • to take his seatitt
the Ili=atl Boaid in London. He is to be sue.
English Commissioner.--,Mr.
Be7ydirihats resignedY an
Itis situation as an Irish Corn.,
'tnissioncr, and has se4iteti leave—to resume his
'citit stti.veYor-
tes as 4 genaral in I' ngland.Mr..
.
Trench, . the'late secretary. ,• is appointed a C ow.
lilisFioner in the place et.,Mr. Boyd ; and -Mrf
Nleccleiin, tale second sepretary, Is now :the:Orst,,
nild, we believe, the only one hereaffer..—....
(Dublin Mornifig Ports, Sept. 27.)