The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-16 00:00:00

ST. KATHARINE DOCK.
This Day was published,
A PLAIN STATENI ENT of FACTS, prov-
-us. ing the necessity of additional WET DOCK ACCO3I-
- in the PORT of LONDON, price is.
To be had of J. M. Richar,:son, Cornhill.

ERRATVSI.—In the Letter signed VINDIM, in yesterday'
Sux, lines 29 and 30, for " falsify the Defendant's state-
ment, read Plaintiff's."

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1824.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by Express the Etoile of
yesterday, from which we subjoin extracts :

[From the Etude of yesterday'•]

CONSTANTINOPLE, 11A11111 11.—The negocia-
liens with Russia are still retarded, owing to
the illness of the Reis Effendi and the Grand
Vizier.
_The Divan is almost constantly assem-
bled. During the night, it appears that afflicting
his been received from the Archipelago;
and it is said that the fleet is to sail immediately,
although badly equipped.

- - -
ODEss A,MAncu o.—We have news from Con-
stantinople of the 13th. Our Consul still speaks
of the report of the revolt of the Viceroy of
Egypt ; but no official news has been received
on the subjrct. It is thought that the precipitate
departure of Ismael, Agent of the Viceroy, ►ill
throw some light on the subject.
PAars, APItIL 14.—The King heard Mass in
his apartments yesterday.
Mr. BroNtn presented his Credentials to the
King.

The •
KI ng will not go to St. Cloud so soon as
va6 "Pected. It will be after the Feast of
God.

Letters of the sth, from Bogota, disprove the
reported departure of the Colombian Govern-
ment from that place.—The English Consul and
4n American Plenipotentiary had arrived there.
Rentes, 14th April, Money 101. GO.; Time
102. 60.; Spanish 17.

Amongst our foreign intelligence is an article
from Zante, which reiterates the reported cap-
ture of Arta by the Greeks, and states that
Coron, the southern bulwark of the Peloponnesus,
has been gallantly carried by the assault of a
band of Creek volunteers under the orders of
the Archimandrite ZERBINO. The war now sub-
sisting between this country and Algiers is said
to have opsated, as we expected, as a powerful
diversion in favour of the Greeks,—the A lgerines
being almost the only seamen vs hose services were
available to the Porte; and it is thought at Zante
that it will be almost impossible for the Turks
to send a fleet to sea this year. The party of
COLOCOTRONI having now been completely van-
quished by the firmness of the Senate, there is
every reason to hope that the Greek Govern-
ment, animated by the glorious cause which de-
mand: all their energies, and furnished with the
sinews of war from England, will prosecute the
present campaign with a spirit of unanimity and
vigour that may render the further employ-
►uent of the sword for the establishment of their
independence unnecessary. The alleged defec-
tion of the Paella of EGYPT from the Ottoman
supremacy is not yet confirmed.

New Orleans Papers arrived this morning to
the 24th February, but do not contain any thing
of consequence.

Some attempts have been made to check that
spirit of enterprise in this country which is at
Present so beneficially manifesting itself in the
formation of numerous companies for the advan-
tageous employment of large masses of capital.
Nothing, however, can possible retard the impetus
which the accutnulation of money and the dimi-
nished expenditure of a long period of peace have
necessarily given to the monied interest, who
must either find new channels for the employ-
ment of their funds, or see the rate of interest
gradually sinking and finally extinguished. Nor
is this the case in England alone. Private let-
ters received this morning by Express from Paris,
state that in Holland the Capital of twenty-four
millions of guilders for the new association esta-
blishing there under the auspices of the King,
has not only been promptly subscribed for, but
that the aggregate of the subscription lists opened
in the different cities amounts to four times the
capilal required ! Orders had accordingly been
dispatched to the cities by the Government, di-
recting the lists to be closed. The first list was at
Rotterdam, in which city alone the subscriptioes
amounted to eleven millions ; at Antwerp the
Sum subscribed was fourteen millions !
The undertaking, like those which have been set
on foot in this country, cannot fail to be
advantageous to the Government as well as