The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAS ERS.

(From the Journal des Debuts of Sunday.)
ODESSA. FEe 25 —Otficial news has been received
of the arrival of the great Russian fleet at Constantinople.
It has boat(' afi at division of 12,000 men, and i 4
commanded by Admiral Li:z,r•ff. A reserve division is
assembled in the environs of Odes-a, and ready to be em-
bat ked.
On the 20th of this month, a steam-boat was despatched
from thiQ port for Con-tantinople ; it ought to be hack
on the 27th, but as a dread'ul storm, which has raged -or
three days in the Black Sa, may have delayed it. To-
day the p rt is covered with ice, and the 20 vessid-, ar-
rived from Constantinople fr, zen in. In the night the
m..rcury in the thermometer fell from z-ro to 12 degrees be
low it.

(From the Journal do COM,nerce.)
PARIS, Ms.acit 23.—We do not sty th it the affairs of
the Eist are on the point of being concluded, for the an-
coonts given to-day by the Augsburg Gazette, allow no to
fear th it Russia does not show Itself so ready as may have
been believed. to yield the ground is has gained by inter
feting, with a certain degree of forwardness, in the afftirs
of the Sul an, at the moment that neither France nor
England had an am.iassailor at Constantinople. But at
least we begin to see more clearly how matters stand ; it
is pretty ste I acknowledged that, on bia arrival at Con-
stantinople, Admiral Roussin found tl e Porte closely en
gaged with Russia; but ilia on his formal declaration to
the Il is Effendi, that it the Russian fleet did nut retire,
France and England would give to the Paella of Egypt
the support which the Porte asked of the Autocrat, the
Reis Effendi requested the Ambassador of Russit to send
away the fl et the moment that M. Riussin guaranteed to
the Porte an honourable peace, and the immediate sus-
pension of hostilities.
But, in the interval, has the news of the march of the
Egyptian troops, on the one hand to Biussa, and on the
o•her towards Smyrna. given the Russian Ambassador a
reason not to let the fleet quit the position which it had
tiken ? Has it received reinforcements? Have troops been
!Lode', and has a Russian division, executing previous
orders, really passed the Danube? This is announced
from different quarters, and there is reason to believe it
correct. There we should have the key to the communi
cation made ten day+ before yesterday to the Chamber, by
Admiral de Rigny, and should not longer be surprised at
the orders given to several ships of the line to proceed to
the Levant.
Let us add that the necessity for the formation of two
Tut kish empires, which we have long since pointed out,
is now acknowled .ed by the organs of the Cabinet.
BREST, MARCH 19 —The Duquesne and Suffren of

the line, and the Melpomene frigate, are to sail to-mor-
row. Some say that they will go direct to Lisbon ;
others affirm that they will proceed at once to the Levant,
without men, touching at Toulon.
Tourost, 'MARCH 18.—The Marengo of the line,
which was ready to sail to Algiers with troops, has re-
ceived counter orders. It is going to the Levant.
A small vessel which has arrived from Corfu at Ancona,
brings the intelligence that the Freiich had formally de-
livered up the fortre.ses of the Mores, after which they
proceeded to Nearopont, in order to withdraw that island
from the power of the Turks.
(From the Constitutionntl )
PARIS, Marten 23 —lt will be recollected that the
Fi rich Ministry fixed at 24 millions the amount of the
claims of the United Sates of North America for vessels
seized and sold under the republic. The Government has
nor. vet hitherto ventured to present to the Chambers a
treaty so disadvantaiieous to Fiance. But the Governir ent
of the United States has taken the Ministers at their word,
and it is affirmed that it yesterday caused a bill of exchange
for four millions to be present, d tiy M. Rothschild, and
that the Treasury caused it to be protested. It is add d
that M. Baguenaselt, who bad endorsed it, has paid the
amount to M. R .thschild. This is a serious affair, for we
much doubt whether the Chamber will ratify in 1833 a
treaty which the Government of the restoration never
would sign.
The .Allgemeine Zeituitg, of the 20th March, contains
no further accounts from Turkey. The prices of the
funds at Vienna, on the 15th March, were—
Five per Cents. Aletalliques, 92 1-16 ; Four per Cents.
82 5.16 ; Bank Shares, 1,2161.