The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-30 00:00:00

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, IS2B.

The Moniteur of Sunday contains an Or-
dinance of the KING, as stated in our Paper of
yesterday, appointing the Duke DE DtVIIIAS
Governor to the Duke of BouRDEAux, the
young ASTYANAX of the _House of BOURBON.
The French Papers contain no fresh news from
:the East that can be depended on. The Journal
du .Commerce says it was reported on 'Change
that news had been received from Gen. Gun,-
LEMINOT, announcing the resumption of nego-
ciations with Turkey. It was also affirmed that
it was agreed on between the Powers, that no
territorial indemnity should be required of the
PoftTE, but an indemnity in money, the amount
of which it was even said was fixed. We do
not attack much credit to this report, because
the SULTAN is not very likely to pay
down before the Russian Army makes any
hostile movement. The invasion of the
Turkish territories must surely precede the hu-
miliating condition of an indemnity in money
by the proud Divan. The evacuation of Spain
by the French troops proceeds slowly. Pampe-
hula has been given up on the 18th. and the
troops in St. Sebastian are going to quit in the
beginning of May.

We received this morning the Allgemeine
Zeitung of the 23d inst., containing advices
from Bucharest up to the 13th, at which period
the apprehensions of a r►►pture had become so
lively as to induce many families to make prepa-
rations for their departure to:. Transylvania, in
order to escape the miseries consequent upon the
approach of the enemy. Thera was no news
from Constantinople :

BUCHAREST, Arm 12.
'f he fear of an approaching invasion by the Russians
has so gained ground, that especially in consideration of
the vicinity of Rudschuck, from which the Turks may
pay us a visit in ono night, many families of the Bojars
are preparing to go to Transylvania ; some have already
set out. We have no recent news from Constantinople.
ODESIA, APRIL 8.
Austrian ships, which have come from Constantinople
with limited finnan', have brought news from that capital
to 24th March, but nothing of importance. The prepa-
rations for war continue, and the denouement is at hand
though the day for the march of our troops into the prin-
cipalities is not yet fixed.

VIENNA, APRIL. IS.
Metalliques, 89 ; Bank Shares, 10151.

The Austrian Observer of the 18th inst.
contains the following, which we rather think has
already appeared in a different shape:—

NAPOLI DI ROMANIA, MARCH 10.

On the 29th of February Admiral llllaulis, with the
Hellas frigate, a gun boat, and a small vessel, proceeded to
Scopelo, notorious as one of tL, lurking places of the
pirates ; he destroyed a dozen of their vessels and brought
fifteen of them to Poros, whence he sailed with the Hellas
to the coast of Scio.

Frankfort Papers of the 23d inst. revive the
report that the Turks had sent Commissioners to
the Greeks, proposing an armistice, the basis of
which should be—the submission of the latter.
Count CAPO D'IsTRIA is said to have replied
that it was now out of the power of the Greek
nation to consent to any terms, and referred the
SULTAN to the Three Great Powers who have
taken up the cause of Greece. IBRAHIM
PACIIA is said to have received a large sum of
money from Alexandria, which would. prolong
his stay in the Morea, unless the PORTE sent
positive orders for his departure. A corps of
8,000 men, under the supposed orders of OMER
PAcIIA, has committed great cruelty on the in-
habitants of Vostizza. The reported arrival of
ammunition and provisions at Nayarit], from
Alexandria, throws some doubt upon the rumour
that the forts had been destroyed :

Tel‘OltoaVeirlr CORFU, MARCH 27.
:ocri.colavteoni4appointed Governor of Cars.busa, and
of Napoli di Romania. On the 20th
of March two Turkish ships arrived here with fugitive
Greek families, in consequence of an insurrection against
the 'Turks, which has broken out at Ajo, near Parga, the
Turks having attempted, brorldagere.of the Paella ofJanina, to
disarm the Greeks of that village.
Six of the chiefs of the pirates of Carabusa have been
taken to Malta to be tried there. Pavia Gregorio, their'
leader, was taken disguised in Greek apparel.
Some 'French ships have sailed from Corfu, to oppose
the projects of the Turks against the °leeks in Acarnania.
It is said that a Turkish Plenipotentiary has arrived at Janina,
who will come to this place to attend a Congress relative
to the pacification of Greece. Ibrahim Paella is reported
to have received a great deal of money front Alexandria
by a Turkish ship, and does not think of soon leaving the
Morea, unless he receives positive orders front the Porte
to that effect, which, however, instead of that sends him
fresh reinforcements. A corps of 8,000 men, supposed to
be commanded by Omer Paella, has marched from Le-
panto, and has massacred the inhabitants of Vostizza, with
the exception of seventy families, who saved themselves by
flight. Other troops are said to have arrived at Janina.
Large supplies of ammunition and provisions have arrived
at Nayarit' from Alexandria.

TRIESTE, APRIL 10.

It is known at Egina that the Porte has sent Commis-
sinners to propose to the Greeks an armistice and amnesty
in the name of the Sultan, on condition of their submitting.
The opinion of Count Capo d'lstria on this proposal is