The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-05 00:00:00

NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.

(From the Ilumburgh Reporter.)
Early in the morning of the 12th of October, a
Te Deem was chaated in the camp of Count Nio--
ronzow, and in presence of the Emperor, in eelehrtt.,
tion of the fall of Varna. The finest weather
favoured this solemnity, at which all the foreign
diplomatists and officers were present. On the same
morning, the Captain Pachn marched out of the
citadel, together with the troops in favour of whein
a capitulation had been agreed to. Ou the 13th his
Majesty the Emperor attended divine service in the
Greek metropolitan church of Varna. On the even-
ing of the 14th, his Majesty had it in contemplation
to embark for Odessa, and thence to continue un-
interruptedly his journey to St. Petersburgh. The
corps diplomatique was to embark for Odessa at the
came tune. Omer Vrione retreated immediately
after the surrender 'of Varna, and had taken up a
position on the opposite side of the Kamtshik. He
was being closely pursued by Prince Eugene of
Wurtemberg. The Grand Vizier hud already ad-
vanced as far as the Kamt4lik to support Omer
Vrione, but in consequence of recent events had also
made a retrograde movement.
" Prince Dulgoruki, Count Serge Stroganoff, and
Colonel Minder, have been promoted to the rank of
Generals; and General Adlerberg to that of Ad-
jutant-General. Count Diebitsch has obtained the
ender of St. Andrew ; General Benkendorf that of
St. Vladimir of-tlie first class ; General hmini that
of St. Alexander-Newsky ; and Pripet) Trubetzkoi
the same order set in brilliants.

BOP.SES-HALLE, POUR O'CLOCK.
Wits.t.r.—.Manv large transactions havetaken place
in the course of the week, and prices maintain them-
selves pretty firmly. Many purchases for foreign
account have t'tken a large quantity out of the
market, but fresh supplies from the Upper Elbe
keep up the supply, so that there is still much upon
the place for sale. The arrivals from the Lower
Elbe have been for the greater part of ready sale,
and our own consumers, despairing of any material
decline, have begun to purchase, though as yet but
sparingly.
Rye declined from the last quotation, but prices
are firm. The greater part of the new arrivals have
been taken by our own consumers.
Barley, with trifling arrivals, continues in demand.
Oats have declined in consequence of some large
arrivals, and are at present of heavy sale. The
greater part of these arrivals are, however, of a light
quality, and therefore not calculated for exportation.
" Peas, if of prime quality, are of ready sale, but
inferior sorts extremely heavy. •
" Beans are but little in demand.

" Rapeseed, if good, of easy sale.
" From the 11th to the 20th October, 27 cargoes
of corn passed the Sound ; of these, 10 were bound
to British, 4 to French, and 5 to Dutch poits ; 1 to
Hamburgh, and the rest chiefly to Norwegian and
Swedish ports." _ _ _

The same papers afterwards reached us througi
the Post-office.

" HAMBURG'', OCT. 31.—Exchange on London-13
Slii; two months, 13 'TV—Hamburg/I Papers, Nov. 1.
(The news of the taking of Varna reached St.
retersburgh on the 21st of October.)

COURSE. Of' 'EXCH.
Amsterdam C F 12 to
Ditto, at sight 12 11
Rotterdam '2 U 12
Antwerp 12 2
H.anburgh M.B. 13 12i
Altona l3 12t
Paris, 3 day' sight 25 40
Ditto 2 U. 25 60
13ord4aux 2 65
Berlita

Frank fort on Blaine, t:x. M. 151
Peterburgh, rukle, 3 Us. 10 0
V:enna,'effeetive fl. •3 M. -10 0
'Trieste ......d0..... ..... lO 0
Madrid 36Y,
Cadiz 3113
ilboa
liareelorta
Clr,braltar 46

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LONDON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, • NOVEMBER 6, 18i,3

The Ham burgh Reporter. of Friday last
furnishes us with news from the . Russian army
four days later than our last accounts. It appears
that the Emperor of RUSSIA attended Divine
Service in the Greek Metropolitan Church of
Varna on the 13th Oct., and wasto proceed next day
for Odessa, on hi* return to St. Petersburgh, at-
tended by all the Foreign Ambassadors. The
CAPITAN PACIIA marched out of Varna with
the troops, in favour of whom a capitulation had
been agreed to. Immediately after the surrender
of Varna, OMER VRIONE and the GRAND
VIZIER, who were pressing to relieve it, retreat-
ed, and were pursued by the Russians, but
without any particular effect—at least nothing is
said about the result of the pursuit.
The general understanding was, that the
Russian army would go into winter quarters, bet
no official mention is made of such a probable
circumstance. With the possession of Varna
and Silistria, when taken, the Russians will no
doubt be able to maintain themselves till the
spring, when the war will be renewed—but be-
fore thew, what may not happen to ,alter the
march of events ?

We understand that the present Anniversary
of the Gunpowder Plot is to be kept in the
most brilliant manner at the seat of a certain
Noble Duke ; and that a large party of fashion-
able Brunswickers, who, in 'imitation of their
Divine Master, are endeavouring to inculcate
" Peace and. good-will towards man," have been
invited to partake of the festivities.

The effigy of Guy Faux is to be represented
by a likeness of Mr. O'CONNELL, which is pre-
paring for the occasion.
The Right Rev. Dr. PHILPOTTS will have
the honour of placing the match to the pile,
which, contrary to the usual custom, will, on
this occasion, be composed of the best Newcastle
coal.

The Noble Host himself is expected to take
the part of head poker, in which duty he will be
assisted by a Noble Peer from each end of the
ki►►gdom, one of whom, assisted by a chorus of
chimney sweepers decked in orange ribbons, will
si►►g the well known anti-papistical anthem com-
posed for the sth of November.

A strong party of the men of Kent, headed
by their worthy representative, will form a ring
round the stake ; and a body of Stentors have
bce►► hired to keep up the usual cry of " No
Popery." A choice display of fireworks have
been bespoke for the occasion ; and we under-