The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-01 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE:

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Gazette de France, Nov. 291
CoNSTANTINOPLE, Our. 29.—The news 0f.;,1,0
Varna, which the Porte received on the 156,1-•
the attention of the public, eaPecially since the so
measures are known which have been ordered by n,
whom this unexpected event has greatly ezasp
Grand Vizier, Malinioud Seliin Pacha, who 4.7,0
not having acted with due energy to relieve_ then"o
been deposed, and banished to. Gallipoli.. His !Lk,
the brave defender of Varna, izzit Mahomed 1"70
Captain Pacha, to whom have been given up 1101„
insignia of the Empire, but also the Treasury Je-00,
even the field equipages of the deposed Vizier.3°A;
better use of them. Jussuff Pacha, whose irssSio,,
Sultan considers as the chief cause of the fall of TO
been declared to be suspected, and bis property,'
donia confiscated to the use of the Exchequer. jd
Since the fall of Varna, the military arroin
carried on with more activity than ever. A VI
and artillery are continually sent to the army
from Asia arrive daily, especially cavalry, which A 1
their march, after halting for a short time; anito
the celebrated Tchassan Oglou, one of the most.i
Beys of Anatolia, with several thousand borseniew
through this city, a few days ago.
Last week several vessels, laden with provial
excepted, arrived here from the Black Sea, with
mission of the Russian Government.

The Porte was scarcely informed of ti
when it declared that it would, on its
rigour of the regulations for closing the
same proportion as the Russian Geveriu
grant the entrance to the Black Sea to
laden with the production of the South,
rived from Russia. Several AuStrian as
sels have, in consequenv, received their
destination. •

Navierx, OCT. 29.—Our attention
Toyed, discussing the resolutions which
with respect to Greece: it is affirmed Ir
Isthmus of Corinth will be fortified, and ti
only include the Morea ; others say, it is
frontier of Greece shall extend from the
the Gulf of Zeitouni, including Negropon,
in the Archipelago which belong to Eurol
the General-in-Chief would go to Athens
of Corinth, and General Sebastiani's brit
the same place by way of Tripolizza and
But these projects which-we hear of are
the discussions of the Ambassadors, wr
been assembled for these two years to ren,
and independent, had not yet even fixed
the new State. This is a circumstance that
long delay.
PARIS, Nov. 28.—We are informed
Naval Officers who haVe accepted their al
able arms laid down by the garrison of the Turks Si'
immediately sent ;he value of. them to the Turks
personal prOperty they were.
The Colombian Government, yielding to e9O
monstrance of M. Buchet Martigny, the French 01
General at Bogota, has just issued two Deereett,
are of the highest importance to maritime conuriere
By the first, the Maritime Authorities are ot*-1
suspend the delivery of new Letters of Marque, 014!
call to port those privateers which are out upon $.41
till the Ordinance now in force relative to privan
have been modified in such a manner as may hintleed
from acting in any improper manner towards oe.
vessels.

The second Decree prohibits the Colombian 61'
from taking or detaining, under pretext that Id
enemies' property on board, the vessels of Neutral
which do not recognise the principle hitherto 1081::,1
by the Republic, that the flag does not cover the fl'
disc.

(From the Constitutionnel of Friday.)
Ctm, Nov. 22.—(Extract of a Private Letter.rld
mediately"prior to the capture of Yarns, the tior,ool
Gazette spoke of nothing but the disasters of ,the.,1:,10
army. That army had not only to oppose the Turvj
at Jassy, Bucharest, Semlin, and Krajowa, it wag L'idl
eneti by an army, organised of, and directed by, the voti
of European diplomatists. Without Nicholas beiglfj
of it, this army, which extended its line of 0‘..._
from Bucharest .to `Augsburgh, was 'preparing deicard
him, and victories for the Turks. The capture of
however, put this army to confusion, and covery
leader with shame. It is possible, however, that tileoil
ports may compromise the Court of Vienna, and, At,
Nickolas will take some notice of them. He raolet?
only despise them, hereafter he will know how W
them.

(From the Courier Francais of Friday.)

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PA It is, Nov. 28.—The Commission of Inquiriji
Trade has received a memorial from the manufact
sugar from beet root, in the Department of the 10/
Calais, praying that the present duties on Colonial
of ,t
' may be preserved, as it is only under the protection olyi
duties, which called their industry into existence, rgli
can be maintained. A memorial from the Colonies: I
c,,ntrary, requires that the tax on Colonial sugar shod
lowered, as the production of the beet root was three
them with destruction. Like other matters of thily
however, some compromise will be effected between
conflicting interests at the expence of the consumer. 00
FRENCH FUNDS.—Five per Cents. 106 f. 20c.;
per Cents., 74f. 80c. ; Bank Actions, 1,840 f.
FOREWN FUNDS.—Neapolitata ?writes, Cert. es.'
90e. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 79i; Interminable S
Annuities, 50i; Ilaytian Loan, 632 f. 50c.

FLANDERS PAPERS.
FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, Nov. s.—Accordl
accounts from Krajrwa, Gen. Geismar has gainedLm
laurels by making himself master of the important
pon t at Kalafat, of which be got possession by a b"."/
tack, after which the Turks retreated to Widdin.,

success puts an end to the Turkish incursions into lir
Wallachia on that side, and prepares future oPeti
against Widdin. Other letters only say that the'
had left Kalafat. Silistria is hardly pressed. It of,
now certain that the Russians will continue to ocetii.
line beyond the Danube from Varna to Siliatria,
position wait for the ensuing campaign. Bazadjof
being fOrtified for this purpose. We hear nothing
army of Hussein Bey. It is affirmed in Bucharest
the Asiatics leave the army in troops as usual ;n fo
campaigns.
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HiEsTE, Nov. 16.—Letters from Otranto sap
the three ambassadors and ('ount Capo d'lstria were,
gaged at Poros in negociations upon the boundaries GU.
new Greek state, and a declaration on this important:oil
ject is expected. If we may believe the statements of 011
letters, the boundaries of the new state will even
Thessaly, which does not seem likely after the well,ffot
proposals of the President. At least it is believed thsi4
French troops will remain for a longer time in Greel!,
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