The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-25 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Moniteur of Oct. 22.)

CORFU, SErr. 20. —lbrahim Pacha has invited the gar-
rison of Patras to accompany him to Egypt. The rich
have resolved to do NO, hut the others have desired to be
considered by the French not as prisoners, but as inhabi-
tants of Greece.

An English ship of the line and two transports, coining
from Navarin, arrived here to-day with about 800 troops
on board. It is affirmed that these troops were intended to
land at Navarin, before the arrival of the French.
Two Egyptian corvettes, escorted by an English frigate,
sailed on the let for the Gulf of Lepanto : they are to take
on board the Egyptian invalids at Patras, arl bring them
to Navarin to go with the convoy to Alexandria. The
three Ambassadors' had left Navarin for Calamata, whence
they were to go to Porn..
It is known that two ships, the one English, the other
French, have sailed from Alexandria with Greek slaves,
who return to the Morea, according to the Treaty con-
eluded at Alexandria.

(From the Journal de Commerce ,of Wednesday.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. ?ti.----Since the departure of
the Sultan for the camp at Telietlik, troops, artillery, and
provisions are arriving there every hour. For the accom-
modation of the army, the shopkeepers and artisans of the
capital have received orders to erect barracks in the vicinity
of the camp, which forms a well-finished bazar.
It is thought that the Sultan will soon set out for Ad-
rianople. The superiors and clerks in the Government
offices all sldep in the palace of the Seraglio, that they
may not lose their time in returning to their own resi-
dence. All the members of the Administration have as-
sumed the military costume. The Ministers now wear a
shawl round their heady, a sabre at their side, and pistols
in their girdle, holding themselves in readiness to march
at the first notice.

The Sultan's treasury has just been enriched by a sum
of 4d,000 purses, or more than 20 millions of piastres, in
money and jewels, by the death of the late Governor of
Scio, Emir Wahed Pacha, well known for the part which
he took in the negotiations for peace with England in 1809,
and for his mission to Napoleon during the campaign iu
Prussia in 1807.

PARIS, OCT. 22. —lt is positively affirmed, that Go-
vernment has received a telegraphic despatch, announcing
an engagement between the Mussulmans at Patras and the
brigade of General Schneider, in which our troops bad the
advantage.
Count de la Ferronays has returned from Carlsbad : it
is said, after passing a few days in the country, he will re.
same the duties of his office.

It is easy to foresee that our troops in the Rlorea will be
in no want of fresh provisions, as soon as it is known in the
islands that they will be paid for on the spot. A letter
from Calamata of the end of September, says, that the in-
habitants of Corfu, Zante, and Cephalonia, &e., are all
eager to he the first to furnish them. " Provisions," says
the letter, " are for the roost part cheaper than in France."
As the days are extremely hot, and the nights cool, General
Maison h,ts taken the most prudent precautions, that the
troops may not suffer by the sudden change of temperature."
Twelve transports are loading at Toulon : they are to
take wood for the construction of barracks, forage, camp
utensils, &c.
The Gazette de France, dated Thursday, Las no news
from the theatre of war. It contains some further details
of the departure of the Sultan for the camp.
FRENCH. Finns.—PAßlS, OCT. 22.—Five per Cents
105 f. 20c. 25c. 30c. ; Three per Cents., 74f. 15c. 10c.
15e. ; Bank Stock, 1,840 f ; Naples Stock, 79f. 5c.; Royal
Spanish Loan, 79i ; llaytian Loan, 648 f. 75c. Exchange
on London—one month, 251. 24c. ; three months, 25f.
lsc.—CoursAuthentique.