The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-02 00:00:00

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the Turks out of Europe, she will not regard
the assertions of M. VILLELE; that the Ottoman
/)ower even in Europe is to be maintained, Ina
IQ seize the occasion to accomplish such an
1114.1ense and often anticipated object.
Extracts from these Papers are given in another
'column.

;enerous

Lich have

1 delicate

d Great

adjust-

ue ton . Frankfort Papers of the 26th ult. have been
tent it received this morning, but the only paragraph
eement;'4 they contain worth extracting is the following,
iy Great respecting some further depredations committed
5, t.s the by the Greek pirates F
Russia,
VIENNA, DEC. 20.
The Osservatore Triestine If the 13th Dee. contains
f Ghent, the following article :--By a vessel from Messina, which
left that port on the 23d ult. We learn that the Neapolitan
!st effect brigantine Furies°, Captain Antonio Manco, bound from
a soften, Malta to this place, was attacked by a Greek pirate off
Cape passero, and plundered of all the goods of value ea
discus-- board. The pirates only left coals, which were on board
as ballast 'We further learn from the same ship, that the
had not; Neapolitan brigantine Fortuna, Catain Anton Viscuso, is com-• who sailed from this port with a cargo fer Catania,io about the
. end of October, wasattacked near Syracuse by a Greek pirate,
: to re- and carried into Carabusa, where it was stripped of its whole
rof ,a_ cha!go, and
. then went to Malta to pet form quarantine. By a
11' is ip which has arrived here to-day from Zante, we learn
Amer that the Austrian ships Ilidasio, Capt. Tommaso Behan,
anyl
_t
.and Ingeynoso, Capt. A. Behan, which arrived in June
at Salona to take in a cargo of raisins, and left it in Octo-
,hem, if: • ib. er, was stopped near Patras by Greek pirates and carried
Lion ofi
ate Syra. The Prize Court at Egina declared both the
sh ips confiscated. Three other Austrian ships met with a
d Great . !miller fate, which had put into the Gulf of Lepanto in
it a Mays and were there attacked and taken in October while
p-• tbeY Were engaged in trade, by Greek pirates under Lord
1g them Cochrane.

August Lisbon Gazettes of the 26th December, re-
Dundary ' ttived this morning, contain the following account
he three.' 'of the measures proposed for re-establishing the
its di& credit of the Lisbon Bank. It appears that
minattcli :5,200 additional shares are to be created for bet-
y partigi ter security, by enlarging the basis of the con-
the de- . The General Assembly of the Bank of Lisbon, in its
should LISBON', DEC. 23.
the two. meeting of the 22d, determined that the funds of the Bank
be augmented by a sum answering to 5,200 shares
in the form specified in the six articles there agreed upon.
;tate of
_,
„e judicious public will now recognise the good faith aciddisinterestedness of the present shareholders, who do not
nt ; but • 81" la sacrifices when they are to be made for the re-
to.e establishment of the e
B
creilit of thank, n wrls the
flee public welfare is so much interested. In facti it ishi ordered
ice have . by the let article, that the present funds of the Bank shall
be estimated at their real value, which only, in the four
bSeriels 127 cent. annuities, makes a difference of 90 contos in
. fa our of the new shareholders, since these securities are
wa, re- at the
real value (custo real) 52 in paper, at the same
eCII the, time that in the market they are at 64 and 65.
posses. )3y the 4th article, no exclusive right or preference is
.. By
to the old shareholders, and notwithstanding the
Friendly bo above-mentioned loss, and though a great part of them
boughs their shares at a higher rate than 500,000 'vim, the
itate of shares are now offered to the new holders for the value of
..., 500,000 rail: then that the augmentation 6951 rein is to
C sore' be „._ .
~_;e1?1 In reserve, conjointly with the same amount
1,, sayth
‘Wviluoieleu 1.11 there belonging to the old shareholders, and the
t only General Assembly shall determine.'
by the . All these advantage, and the practical knowledge of the
, interests which the advantage,
gives to its shareholders, are a
'E tB' it . guarantee that a subscription will soon be completed ; and
ation.r meantime this establishmnt, having doubled its capital, will
i leads'. P°Bless a degree of strength and power which will at 'destroy its enemies, who are also those of the nation, and
ex.
s wijil lle. Proprietors will obtain considerable profits,. as
its
soma', bas already sbewn; nor can the suspension of its
soma Payments be any obstacle, since the greatest banks have ex-
Perienceil similar crises, and hare recovered their credit
tereStS though they did not increase their capital as we now do, and
tea the.
..:the
time will prove all these truths, and the proprietors will bless
Imminent in which they resolved to employ their money
goliC.l° 5.1 a it, and the timid will repent when it is too late, as they
,of a. Aare done before. [Here follow the six articles, the sub-
is r- Stance of which is given above. The 4th article determines
is
es, that the new proprietors are to subscribe, beside, the
500,000 reit for each share, an additional sum of 6951
by the reis, beeause each of the old shares has that sum in the re-
paid shall served fund. By the sth article, the new shares may be
paid for till the 31st ofJanuar those paid for subsequently
to the 29th of February, to payY fire per cent. interest for
Of toe delay from January the Ist. If the whole of the 52
arts a sees should not be paid for by the last day of February,
t. shall the General Assembly will immediately meet to deliberate
on this subject.]
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ics 0 -rom the New York Pap
ers received at the
States N orth
and South American Coffee-house :
' their jut': Itol,l Tim BRAZILS.—In the Brazilian Senate, a Reso•
.n_its introduced to liquidate the debts of the Empress.
tars or it e?
did
not meet with general approbation, but was passed
rt thafter much • •
e discussion. The Chamber have imposed a tax
tniPle°4 cuts discussion, and property of foreigner., residing without
riteegietrents, the
Go- beiii EnVire. Hostilities will not likely cease between the
.tit Of Minister of Marine, in the name of his
. ,Ii 2,1 Y, having informed the Chamber that their Sovereign
spirit ' gn
teepproves of their loyal and patriotic resolution to
proseeu
Inanieatiothewar to extremity. On receipt of this coin-
:hinkf
A . n the Deputies instantly voted the Supplies.
dui. , 'otter from Puerto Cabello of the 20th of October,
fere'ved at New York
sates, disturbed gate. , says the country seems to be in a
All the Spaniards had been ordered to
leave th
• e country in
year, which fifteen days, under pain of death,
excited ebe
had much •
~ believed public mind; but it is
d im.
Fito that some of them would be
mOl yor,_, Sr. BA writor,oltzw permitted to remuin.
Captain Parish, at New
from St. Bartholomew, states that an American
vessel
ke a itimb had put into St. Kitts, and one into Nevis, with
, et, under the Governor's r I •
p oc emotion ,
) this said 1 British v h
essel of,
war ad proceeded ;heir)
, them.
there to
toit
seize
ti for LAT
Ever,. ic, ,I•Rwt COLUMBIA. _LA GUATRA, Nov.
ens Conveation4. ous
the Gran
i, ex-
.yatexi, tnlng is quiet politically nder th present odi
• Bolivarui is arranging matters for d

Elle
.Roston-____
that Statesman (United States) says
last it is rumoured that Air. WEBSTER is to be
They appointed Minist
,i4sr at tile Court of St.
vz.T James's,
to supply the place of Mr. e.
ALLATIN.
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Vice-Admiral Sir JoII GORE, K.C.B. has
torn from arrived, this forenoon, at
the Admiralty, in re-
ED
tUom his mission
to Vice-Admiral Sir
wARD CODRINGTON.

`eMentioned in our Second Edition last
night, that
that des
a report was current on the Exchan,e
—patehes Lhad from Vienna,
which reached town
announced the departure of the Russian
lees Ambassador from Constantinople on the 4th ult.
ei;',7 and that
the British and French Ambassadors were
s ~, to embark immediately afterwards. It is ru-
7e, mound in
the City to-day, that Prince ESTER-
, •,: lIAZy ,
nas received a confirmation of this in-
, : telligtin
; i `-e, but we have not been able to ascer-
"6
ta4l
t°i3 fact, and our own Government have
„g. 11°toti,ee_ eit,:ed any advices.
..i.'ii
City Correspondent asserts, that the let-
„n lets by th
0 express mention, that on the communi-
:,,,.. catio4
4 the Russian Ambassador at Conkan-
tinopie
to the French and English Ambassadors,
of ilia A
jointly
uetermination to leave for Odessa, they
remonstrated
exertiori
~ with him, and used every
'ratio)) In their power to prevent his embar-
,
as they wished him to remain
tntil all h 0143 of an accommodation were gone'