The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-10 00:00:00

PORELLI :---

Oct. IC—Remain ill, 907 ; admitted, 113 ; dead, 30 ;
under observation in camp, 58 ; Officers sick, 17.
Oct. 15.—Remain ill, 932 ; admitted, 87 ; dead, 248 ;
under observation in camp, 85 ; Officers sick, 10.
Oct. 16.—Remain ill, 915 ; admitted 100 ; dead, 30 ;
under observation in camp, 76 ; Officers Sick, 21.

The American Papers from New York state
that the last file of Mexican Papers acquaint us
that two Englishmen,-Messrs. EXTOR and
WILSON, have succeded in obtaining the exclu-
sive privilege of hunting the otter, beaver, buf-

[oe, and other wild animals, in the territories

of New Mexico. The conditions annexed to
this valuable concession are the same as those
accorded in 1825 to the Coral and Pearl Fishery

ompany.

Hamburgh Papers to the 6th, and the Al-
gem eine Zeitung to the 4th inst., have been re--
ceived this morning. By the former it appears
that the Emperor of RUSSIA has addressed a
rescript to Count WORANZOW, Governor-
General of New Russia and Bessarabia, thank-
ing him for his services at Varna, and presenting
him with a golden sword, on which were in-
' scribed the words, " For the taking of Varna."
The rescript is dated October 11, on board the
Pa? ia, in the road of Varna. At Warsaw and
Berlin, according to the German Papers, it was
believed that Silistria had surrendered. The
following are extracts :

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. I I.
Our capital enjoys the most complete tranquillity,
_lough bread has become worse in quality, and dearer in
price. If we do not soon get supplies of corn from Egypt
a scarcity of bread may be apprehended, which, under
present circumstances, and while the Sultan is absent, ex-
cites great uneasinea•.
The Government has •hired 68 ships, most of them
Austrian, to bring corn as speedily as possible from Egypt.
ODESSA, OCT. 18.
His Majesty the Emperor has addressed the following
reeeript to Count Woronaow, Governor-General of New
Russia and Bessarabia, on, he taking of Varna :--
Count Michael Simonovitch—Whea I called you some
time ago from the government of the provinces of New
Russia to take the command of the army besieging Varna,
I was convinced that your long experience in the art of
war, and your exemplary teal for the service of the country,
would fully justify my choice. My expectations have been
fully justified. During the progress of the siege our brave
warriors were constantly and every where encouraged by
your example, and your judicious measures have prepared
the happy success which has crowned their efforts. To
prove i■ a suitable and distinguished manner how highly I
value these new services, I present you with a golden
sword, inscribed—" For the taking of Varna." May the
sight of it constantly remind you of the event so glorious
to the Russian arms, and be a proof to you of my sincere
good will and gratitude.
(Signed) NICHOLAS.
On board the Paris in the roade of Varna,
11th Oct. 1828.

COPENHAGEN, NOV. 1.

On this day, which is an occasion of the most heartfelt
joy to the whole kingdom, his Majesty has made a great
number of promotions in the Order of the Elephant and
Dannebrog.
The city is full of visitors, and we never remember to
have seen it in such a tumult of joy as to-day. The
weather is extremely fine, the streets are crowded, and
many houses are adorned with garlands of flowers.
STOCLHOLII, OCT. t 7.
A sum of 600,000 dollars has lately been delivered to
the Commissioners of the public debt, being the surplus of
the revenue above the expenditure of the year 1826.
It is said that orders were despatched last month to Ad-
miral Nordenskiold, to return immediately with his squa-
dron from the Mediterranean. If he should not be able
to get into Carlscrona on account of the lateness of the
season, he is to anchor at Gottenburg.
HASIBURGH, NOV. 4.

A report was in circulation at Warsaw on the 30th
ult., and was believed at Berlin, that SiliMtria had ant,.
rendered.

BeRSEN-HALLE, YOUR O'CLOCK.
Funds are fiim. The reported fall of Siliatria is be-
ieved by some.

End of November.
Last Friday. To-day.
Angto-Danisli Loan, 3 per cent 59% 59 946
Anglo-Russian Loan 9O 90%
Hamburgh-Russian Loan 84% 85
Anglo-Prussian Loan of 1818 % 98
Austrian Bank Shares lO 9886 1087
Austrian Metalliques 94.% 95%,
AMSTERDAM, NOV. 7.

The Fortitude has brought Batavia Papers that were
wanting to complete the set ies between the middle of May
and the beginning of June.
The military operations appear not to have been import-
ant except that, according to a published report, the enemy
appears to have suffered great loss on the 14th of May.
Three principal Chiefs had made their submission.
ST. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 23.

Te Deurn was performed yesterday in the Casan Cathe-
dral, in presence of the Empresses and of the Grand Dace
Alexander, far the taking of Varna, and the victory gained
by Gen. Geismar in Little Wallachia. 17p to the 19th,
1231 ships had arrived at Cronstadt, and 1,103 sailed.
The St. Petersburg!' Journals to the 26th Oct. contain
no news from the army.

HANOVER, OCT. 26,

On account, of the yellow fever prevailing at Gibraltar,
the Magistrates of Aurieh have, resolved, that after the 17th
inst., vessels coming from those parts shall be warned off
from Eras, and not admitted into any pert of East Fries-
laud, unless they have performed complete quarantine at
some regular establishment.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland arrived
hero yesterday evening, from his visit to Luneburg and
Cette.

FRANKFORT, Nov. 2.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Lucca, Infant of Spain,
arrived here to-day.
The Commercial Gazette of St Petersburg,. contains
regulations for an exhibition of Russian manufactures at
St. Peteraburgh, in May next year. In future, there is
to be an exhibition once in every three or four years. In
interval there may be an exhibition at Moaeovr.
_ _ BERLIN,.OcT. 27.

The news of the taking of Varna, has canoed great joy
here, but no surprise, as we have been expecting it ,for
come time past, the state of affairs in the East being per-
fectly well known here. His Majesty the Emperor returns
to
as we have already said, and the
o tia
about Tulesyn, that is to say if the
!r.dt; i,n),eiltiere wbinutregrh,
Turks do not keep the field during the severe season.--
Gen. Wittgenstein's corps will be employed in besieging
Silistria and covering Varna, which is,to be more strongly
fortified ; 800 workmen, bricklayers, smiths, and carpen-
ters, are to be sent for this purpose from Odessa. Letters
from Odessa affirm that Silistria cannot hold out above
three weeks longer. A corps of observation will remain