The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-14 00:00:00

no worse.

Hamburgh Papers of the Bth instant, received
this morning, state on the authority of a mes-
senger who arrived at Berlin, from St. Peters-
burgh, that despatches had been received at the
Imperial Palace of such importance that they
were delivered into the EMPEROR'S own hands,
and it was therefore supposed that they an-
nounced the passage of the Pruth. In the mean-
time, recruiting goes on with alacrity in the
Austrian service :

51.0e1:1101,M, MAXCJI 28.
The receipt of the Customs at iclorkioping, which in
1825 was only 20,000 rix dollars, amounted last year to
80,000 rix dollars,

ST. PETELLSBURGII, MARCH 27.

His Majesty the Emperor has conferred on General
Paskewitselt the title of Count Pp_skewitseh of Erivan.

The Treaty of Peace with Persia arrived here yesterday.
Te Deum was performed to-day in the churches of this
city in commemoration of that important event.

BFRLIN, APRIL 5.

. .
The official Paper of the Government at Potsdam con-
tains an order to the following effect :—Ford. de Witt, called
V. Doring, whose real name is Ferd. John Witt, a native
of the Danish dominions, who has been arrested, as well
here as in many German States for his participation in
secret intrigues, has, by his statements during the proceed-
ings against him, and by his own confessions, published now
by himself, represented himself as such an ill famed adven-
turer that it would not be advisable to allow him to re-
side in his Majesty's dominions. The Police officers are
therefore hereby enjoined, if the said Witt should be met
with, to send him back over the frontiers the way he came.
His Majesty will spend the holidays at Potsdam.
We hear of a Congress to be held soon in Breslaw or
Warsaw.

Yesterday morning at nine o'clock, a courier arrived
from St. Petersburgh, who came to the Royal Palace to
deliver his despatches into his Majesty's own Lands. It is
supposed they announce the passage of the Pruth by the
Russians, and the departure of the Emperor to join the
army.
_

It seems to be certain that the recruiting of the army
proceeding with great activity in Austria, so that even
young men already appointed as officers are not excused,
and are sent towards the frontiers of Hungary.

APRIL 7.

It was affirmed at Vienna on the 31st March, that news
had been received there that the Turkish batteries at Na-
varin had sunk the English ship of the lin., stationed be-
fore that harbour, upon which three Turki,h ships of the
line and five transports bad entered the hay.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 7th inst. says,
that the passage of the Pruth by the Russian
Army is likely to be considered more as a mili-
tary demonstration than as the first act of a new
war, but this is all supposition :

FROM Tim POLISH FRONTIERS, MARCH 2.f•
(A German Paper gives, under this head, the following
article) :-
The approaching passage of the Pro'', by the Russian
army, must probably be considered merely as military de-
monstration, rather than the first act of a new war. It is
reported that the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh, in its circular
note on this subject, has assured the other Powers that it
will for the present confine itself to the military occupation
of the principalities, it being the intention of Russia to give
the Porte a certain time, within which it must carry into
effect the stipulations of the treaty of Alterman, which are
not yet executed. The Danube will not be passed till the
Porte shews that it means to persist in its faithless and in-
imical conduct towards Russia.

Another Journal observes that the Guards, which xvere
to leave in April, could not reach the Pruth before the
middle of July.

ODESSA, :MARCH 23.
We have. news from Constantinople to the 15th of
this month, from which it appears that no change had
taken place tir2re. The ships that have arrived here from
that city have limited firmans for passing the Bosphorus.
The ships that have• been hired here by the Government

have sailed partly to Sebaltopol and partly to the Danube
to convey ammunition and provisions. The commence-
ment of hostilities seem to be at hand. No goods have
arrived here from the interior of the Empire for this week
past, the Government having put all the draught horses
in requisition for the conveyance of military store,.
VIENNA, APRIL 2.--Metalliques, 98 11-16 ; Bank
Shares, 1010.

By the Granger, BLENKINSOP, arrived at
Dublin, from Belize, intelligence has heen re-
ceived which may be considered decisive of the
end of those internal dissensions which have so
long devastated Central America. By the above
vessel, accounts are received from Guatemala of
the 29th and 31st of January. The former,
after giving some further details of the battle of
Chiquemaula, in which the St. Salvador party
had been totally defeated, proceeds to state that
the property recovered by Colonel PERKS, from
the plunderers, amounted to 400,000 dollars,
and he had returned on the 25th, being received
with open arms, as the Saviour of the Republic.
The President resigned the command of the
army, which was conferred on Colonel PERKS,
with the appointment of General. The Salvador
party had received and offered terms for peace,
which, however, at the instigation of Col. PERKS,
had been refused, who was to march on the Ist
of February at the head of 4,000 well armed
and disciplined men, and would be joined on
the road by 2,000 more, with the intent of dic-
tating peace on his own terms before the town
of St. Salvador ; but it was fully expected, as
the force was so formidable that resistance would

be in vain, and little or no fighting would take
place. The murderer of Mr. O'REILLY, the
English Consul-General, was executed on the
17th, and his head was stuck on a pole.—
It is rather an extraordinary circumstance that a
soldier, who was shot for desertion by Colonel
PERKS, in the action of Chiquemaula, had
since been discovered to have been an accomplice
in the murder of the above unfortunate Gentle-
man, and had also been a servant in his employ.

THE FUNDS-(TLIIS DAY).

CITY, MEL! 'R 0' CLOCr.

The English Funds have been in a very uninte-
resting- state all the morning, and the business
hitherto effected has been extremely small, without
material variation. ConsoL opened at 84, rather
sellers, have been 84 the price, and nearly buyers,
but have since reverted back to their first quota-
tion. The premium on India Bonds is still at 94 6;
Exchequer Bills, 61 2.

The Foreign Funds are equally devoid of interest,
and scarcely any thing is doing but making up for
the account, to-morrow being settling day; the
following are the only quotations.

In Shares there is not the least novelty ; Bra-
zilian are a mere trifle lower being 48 50 pm.

Three per Cent. Consols, 83i 4; Ditto, for the Ac-
count, 83i 4 ; India Bonds, 94 6 pm. ; Exchequer
61 2 pm.

TWO O'CLOCK.

The Consol Market continues in a complete
calm, and it is with. difficulty they can be stated
whether at 84 buyers or seller. The general feeling
is the latter.

T !lEEE O' CL 0 CK.

Consols, 84, buyers.

FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 84 j Danish 59,4
Do. for Ac. 84 Greek, 1825 17
Brazilian Bonds 58i Mexican, 1825 3?
Buenos Ayres 33 Peruvian
Chilian Do. 25:1- Russian 871
Columbian, 1824, 234 Spanish, 1821 11.: