The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-24 00:00:00

(From the France Nouvelle of March 29..)
- - -

BELGRADE, MARCH I.—Letters from Bitoglia of Feb. 15
state that the Grand Vizier (Reschid Pacha) is on his return to
Constantinople; his army is in march for the capital, and it is
thought his troops will proceed against Mahomed Ali in Syria.
The Memorial Belge of March 20 says we hear that the term
for the ratification of the treaty relative to the fortresses is pro-
longed to the 31st March. Count Orloff is expected to arrive
in London before that period.
The two French Papers we have received (France Nouvelle
and the Nouvelliste) do not:mention anything of theinsurrectioa
at Naples, and the private accounts from Paris snake slight of it.
It was the time of the Carnaval and the Fair of Naples, at which
a row took place between some Sicilians and Neapolitans.
Consols have just receded 83% 14.
HALF-PAST ONE.
The following we learn to be the decision of the Stock Ex
change in regard to the affair of Messrs. Marjoribanks, and Co.
Messrs. Marjoribanks and Co. having, on Friday, the 16th
inst., contrary to the regulations of the Stock Exchange, quoted
the prices of certain Foreign Stocks in the daily authorized list,
and such Stock not having been sold in the Stock Market, but
to a party not a member of the Stock Exchange,
It is resolved, that such conduct is very irregular, and as the
Committee had learnt that an infringement of the law on that
subject has been general, and of frequent occurrence, it does
hereby determine to resist any future violation of it, and to
visit such with its severe censure.

Since the early part of the morning, when Consols were
8034 %, the Market has been heavy at 83% Dutch Rocic
is also lower.

THREE 0' CL 0 CX.

Consols, Sq.
FOUR O'CLOCK CLOSING PRICES
Consols •. B3A. Danish
Ditto for Account 83 Greek, 1825 .......

Brazilian Bonds 45
Buenos Ayres...
Ditto....
Columbian 1824 --

Mexican, 1825 --
Peruvian
Russian 971
Spanish

The Representative of his Royal Highneos
the Duke D'Aumaule, has, according to the judgment of °j
Court of the Premier Instance, put tile Baroness de Foucheree,
in possession of the estates bequeathed to her by the late PrioC2
-
de Conde ; and Madame de Foucheres has brought an action r
defamation against the Princes de Rohan. It does not aPPer
why some journals have stated the Baroness de Foucheres to i".
in England, when it is well known that she has constantli
resided in Paris, and personally superintended the proceeding°
in the Courts of Law.

MANCHESTER, MARCH 22.-OBSERVANCE
OF MY GENERAL FAST.—The general fast was observed in
this town in a variety of ways—feasting, fasting, praying,
Preaching, drinking, and fighting. The shops and factorio
were closed, but the churches, gin shops, and public.houseir
were open ; at several of the latter, public ordinaries were pa'
Posely got up for the day, most of whom were well attended'
Drinking was very general, and parties of working men, under
Lowy
fighting throughout the
o-
of the name of Dixon'
wtGh
he
George's
erl
egfi
eeof t st
Rho
oef liquor,ad afternoon,
r in‘o wereopno ltbi
occ oat
hnl
r, t ianngui
Ltaalotluer Mosley-street, and St'
dubbed reverend for the occasion, preached a sermon on the
evils calculated to result from the fast day, in a large room ,n
Salford, to a numerous auditory—indeed, with the exceptio.o
of the closing of places of business, and the performance of
vine service at the churches, a greater burlesque upou a gene°
fast could not have been exhibited.

GLASGOW MA 1L...
The Glasgow Papersstat
that the London mail between that city and Carlisle is to
conveyed by a two-horse light coach to travel twelve mile
ree
an hour, and to change every six miles.