The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-31 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR.

• SIR,—It seems to me to result from the debate in the
Chamber of Deputies that the Minister for Foreign Affairs
denied the existence of a memorial by the Russian Cabinet,
dated Moscow, in Oct. 1817, on the liquidation of the
debts of France, which memorial is quoted in the " History
of the Restoration? I merely answer to the ,Minister,
that I have an authentic copy of the memorial at his dis-
posal, and that I mean to deposit it, as well as the Cabinet
letter of the Emperor Alexander to the Duke of Welling-
ton, and all the documents relative to the negotiation at
Aix-la-Chapelle, with the Secretary of the Chamber of
Deputies, that every body may inform himself respecting a
negotiation on which I give no opinion, but which it was my
duty to relate, with the documents before me.

CAPEFIGUE.
The nomination of M. Pozzo di Borgo to the Embassy
in England, was known in London on Sunday.
We are assured that M. de Rigny was not informed till
yesterday morning, by M. Pozzo di Borgo, of his nomina-
tion to the Embassy at London. The Ambassador wrote
to him, that he had received the intelligence the
day before, in the evening—that being indisposed, he
requested the Minister to make the communication to
the King, which he should have wished to do in person.
Thus M. Pozzo di Borgo did not know till Monday of this
change in his destination, which was known at London the
day before. So much for the credit due to diplomatic as-
surances.

We are informed this evening that M. Pozzo di Borgo is
to quit Paris on the 7th February.
TOULON, JAN. 23.—The Crocodile steam-boat, com-
manded by Lieutenant Paris, left Toulon yesterday with
despatches from the Minister of Marine to M. Massieu de
Clerval, commanding the squadron of evolution off the
Hieres islands. It is thought that these despatches are to
reach our ships on the road of Toulon, where they might
pcnicirm their evolutions quite as well as off the Hieres.
The Astrolabe transport is gone to-day to the coast of
Spain, and will be soon followed by the Emulation.
The Alacrity and Dragon- are preparing for sga, with all
haste, to join our squadron in the Levant.—Messager,
Jan. 29.

FRENCH FUNDS—Rivas, JAN. 29.
Five per Cents., 107 f. 55c. 45c. 50c.
Four per Cents., 98f The.
Three per Cents., rr. 25c. 20c
Bank Actions, I,7ii7f. 50c. 1,795 f. 1,7g.1f.. Itikk
Bente de Naples, 114 f. 80c. 15c. geG
Roman Five pvci.
illtispag.ne, Five per Cents., 41'„\%
Heiate d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 27
noya. snanish Loan, 44.
Rente Pcrpeld'E.spagne, Five per Cent., 43 43W 42T
Belgian Loan, Five per Cents , 99%.
Pcr.uguese Loan, Five per Cents., 91 CAS
Haytian Loan, 2(4(
• it4C-il/4/44.41 ON LONDON,
o,e month, paper, 251. 30c. money, 27f. 27 ;Ge.
Three months, paper, 2511 17 ;,e. i money, 251. 15e.
."0 r.s Authentioste.

BOURSE, QUARTER TO FOUR.-Five per Cents*, )07f 45c. ;
3 per Cents., 77f. 20c. ; 5 per CeTO. Sipanish, 42i ; 3 per Cent.
ditto, 27A ; Cortu, ; tioupons, 234 ; Guebbard, 43 ; Dif-
Pr*, 41 Seri P; New Loan, 604; Ducats, 94 10; Romans, 96;
Belgians, 99* ; Pedros, 91i ; Miguels, —; Dutch,

PORK STEA KS.—A shocking AlROAtbiell was prac-
tised upon two pf our. tc04r,4,, t.itekltinauts )--and
neihlg-t Aor Wile after the action, a Portuguese sol-
ur came to their tent with some pork steaks to dispose of,
which their servant eagerly purchased, and dressed them for
their masters' supper. They being very tired and hungry
after a long marck and hard fighting, sat down and made
hearty meal ; but a short time after what was VAe.k. surprise
and disgust, when they c1134P2.i9.V,43 4 4-W4l'i:ire than equivo-
to a itprikgenUelihrn"al Iln ati steaks" long
annoteldlonsgeldbieerf,orderabeek-
otf half a tumbler of brandy, and thought no more of the
matter; but poor C- turned very sick, and was always ill
whenever the subject of their cannibal repast was mentioned;

VIENNA, JAN. 19.—The great expenses of the army,
which in some degree still continue, have again occasioned
a deficiency in our finances. The Imperial National Bank
has now advanced to the Government the sum of ten mil-
lions of florins for one year, at five per cent. interest, to
make up for this deficiency, and to defray the extraordi-
nary expenses for some months to come, by which means
the Government will be able to avoid contracting a regular
loan for another twelvemonth. This circumstance, and
especially the confidence which the National Bank thus
shows in the Government, could not fail of producing an
effect on 'Change, as well as on the public in general ;
hence the considerable rise in our funds during the last fort-
night, to which indeed the higher prices at London and
Paris contributed. Within these few days the latter
are rather lower, perhaps in consequence of the tenor of
the elections in England, and this has checked the rise
here. It is now affirmed that Baron Von Neumann will
not return to London.

VIENNA, JAN. 20.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 1001 ;
Four per Cent. ditto, 924 ; Bank Shares, I,2Bl.—Allge-
meine Zeitung.
ROME, JAN. 13.—The return .of Mouriquore Forette,
our Nuncio to Naples, which I mentioned as probable
in my last letter, has now taken place, and thus all
the reports that had been spread on the subject are
refuted. On the contrary it is affirmed t'bat by the
intervention of the Ministers of other places the nego-
tiations between the two Courts are resumed, and will
probably lead to a result equally advantageous to both
parties.—Allgenzeine Zeitung, Jan. 25.
MUNICH, JAN. 10.--Among the Greeks who are now
here there is an old man of learning, Theocharapulos of
Patros, who printed last year, at his own expense, a tech-
nological Lexicon, in the French, English, ancient and mo-
dern, Greek languages. Having by this means involved
himself in pecuniary embarrassment he applied to his Ma-
jesty, our King, and learnt by experience the generous sen-
timents of the Monarch. In testimony of his gratitude he
intends to repay to Greece the large sum which his Ma-
jesty was pleased to grant him, in copies of his useful work,
and to send them to Athens to the Minister of Public In-
struction, for the purpose of being distributed among poor
students.

WARSAW, JAN. 6.—The young Turk
.whi
was lately
was born at Constantinople. ,
baptised here received the name of 11_.
.
'anu called Michael Hassan.
Warenski. He
Hfi
coffer house, and when he was 14 years
o
among the Janissaries, in which
sagpearetnhtesy.k kept
him
corps he remained three years. When the war with
Russia bman lie was one among a number of volunteers
whom the Sultan selected from that corps. Near Varna he
was taken prisoner by the Cossacks and a Colonel in the
Russian service, a Greek by birth, who had formerly been
on terms of intimacy with the young Turk's parents, took
him under his protection, and presented him to the Grand
Duke Michael, who immediately sent him on board the
Paris, man of war, in which the Emperor was. His Nla-
jesty, asking him if he should like to remain in RussiN
Mehemet readily answered in the affirmative. He was
sent by the Emperor, amply provided for, to the Grand
Duke Constantine at Warsaw, in which city he has ever
since remained. He took the name of Michael at his bap-
tism, in commemoration of the kind rec ption that he had
experienced from the Grand Duke, and the name of War-
enski, because it was near Varna that he first became
acquainted with the kind sentiments of the Christians.—
Frankfort Paper, Jan. 24.