The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-05 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Gazette de France, May 3.)•
BUCHAREST, APRIL 9.—We have no' news, Tut
continue to-be in the greatest alarm. Things are in
the same state at Jassy. •it is said thatthe Austrian
Consuls in the two Principalities have received
orders, as they did in thepreceding invasion, to cease
their functions as soon, as the Russians shall enter,
for the very natural reason that their credentials are
to the . Hospodars; They'•are to retire into Tran-
,:ylvania.
VIENNA, APRrI.•23..—If we may believe merean-
tile letters'from Odessa, dated the 'loth, Official news
had been received there from St. Petersbur(gloliat
the Russians had orders to pass the Pruth on the 221.
It appears that in truth no official news on the
sakiect has been received, but the nttmerous;sales
which have taken place on the 'Change have caused
nur funds to fall. Yesterday our merchants still•en-
tertained hopes of peace : to-day they are all appre-
hensive of war. Metalliques, 88g. Bank Shares,
1,006.
23d, in the evening.—At the close of the 'Change
to-day, it was generally reported, that mercantile
letters from the frontiers of Moldavia announced ,
that the Russians had entered that province on the
17th : this news, however, appears to need confirma-
tion.—Augsburgn Gazette.
FRONTIERS OF RUSSIA, APRIL 15.—Travellers
-,-rho quitted St. Petersburgh on the 7th, say that
the Emperor, at a late review of the troops, an-
nounced to them that he would-soon lead them to
battle, and that the soldiers received this news with
transports of joy. The letters from Tulciin- say that
the day for the entrance of the Russians into the
Turkish territories has been fixed, as the Euro-
pean journals have said; but-that it is supposed that
,;.t will take place about the end of April.
(From the Messager des Chambres of May 2.)
SECOND EDITION.

VIENNA, APRIL 23.—People are impatient almost
in every eountor, but especially in Germany, to
preiict the views of the Russian Cabinet. Accord-
ing to several journals, the days for the passage of
the Pruth and the departure of the Emperor Nicholas
from St. Petersburgh are irrevocably determined.
It cannot be too often repeated, that nothing certain,
nothing official, has yet been said on this subject.
Travellers are said to have related a sort of
speech made by his Imperial Majesty to his troops
at a review, and that the universal acclamations of
the soldiers replied to his promise to soon lead them
to victory.
The St. Petersburgh Journals of a later date than
the 7th have been received, but they do not say a
word of this incident, which was too important to
be passed over in silence; and persons who have
had an opportunity of observing the prudent cha-
racter of, the young Emperor
.of Russia, do not re-
cognize the spirit of reserve by which he is directed
in every thing in this announcement, which is much
like those which, 20 years ago, *ere in the mouth
of the Emperor of the French.
Every thing indicates that no serious military
operations can take place before the end of April,
and the Emperor Nicholas, though acting in his own
cause, will, according to all appearance, do nothing
except in concert with the principal Power;: of
Europe, and according to the stipulations of the
reaty of the 6tli July.
PARIS, MAY I.—His Majesty the Emperor of
Russia will leave St. Petersburgh on. the sth May.
FRENCH FITNPS.—Five per cents. 1021. 70c.; Three
per Cents. 69f. 70e. ; Bank Stock, 1,955 f. ; Naples
Stock, 761.40 c. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 71 ; Haytian
Loan, 6601. Echange on London, one month, 25f. 25e. ;
three months, 25f. 15r. •

A Deputation of the Directors of the Liver-
prAl Dick Coinpany Waited on the • CHAVrELLOIt of the '
-ElcHeQuelt on Saturday. •
A Deputation of the Maltsters had a con-
ference with the CitANcy.6.oe..,a,tlie-*Scifv.ianr.n. on, Sa-
turday.
. . ,
A meeting of several of the Cabinet Ministers
tank place yesterday afternoon at the .Poreign Office,
Downing-street. Among those pre.sent=were Mr. Secre-
tary PEEL, Mr. Secretary. Hustasson, Viscount Mm.-
vii.t.r, ViscOfintPALAIERsTON, and the CHANCELLOR of
the Excurouzn.
A meeting Of the 'Lords or the' Council 'was
held on Saturday morning, at the Connell' Office. The
Lords present were the MAsTrit of the Rot.r.t, Sir Goa,:
Orsrt.Ey, and Sir OvoRGE Rose. ,indgment was deli-
vered in the ease of Des Rivierirs r: the Royal Institu-
tion, Lower Canada. The appeal frOm Dentarara,Lavoy
v. Comer-iv, which had been partly heard at the last sitting,
was resumed. The nett, ease was that of BLANCHAIIfi
r.
itoiseatsol.t (from the Cape.) Mr. Sergeant SPANEW
',cad Mr. BitiMICIIAM were heard at considerable length by
their Lordships. After a hearing of four hours, their
LoidshipS adjourned the • further consideration of this case
lo the neat Meeting:
The season.ol festivities iscarrived—the balmy
I,reaN of Spring has. called the dormant vegetatiOn into
life—die* dowers are bursting into their buds, the hlosSoins
hang on 'every tree—the, birds sing melodiously, and the
sun shines brightly over the fresh foliage; in consequence
of the completion of which azrangeinenf,., everybody is
coming to London, in order to take the dust in the Parks,
or, pace the burning pavement 'in .the streets. Such is
the order of things, and shady groves and eonling grots
ore abandoned for' drawing-rooms at ninety-six, .and
, sickly orange-trees tubbed on the top
staircase.—John mdl. . .
TIIE BEEF,STEAIC CLUB.—VISIT OF HIS
EICRLLENCY TILE LORD-LIEUTENANT.-01:1 Wednesday
last the Members of this celebrated musical society bad the
honour of entertaining at dinner his Excellency the Loan--
Lit:I:TENANT., and a, distinguished party of the nobility
and leading characters of the country. The preparations
were on a scale of magnificence commensurate with the oc-
casion, and the hanquet which was prepared by Mc:mat-
:sot; in his very best style, under a carte blanche from thv
cynarnittee, was served on massive plate, and was in every
way worthy of the hospitable intentions of the entertainers,
and the high atation of their illustrioes guests,—it was a
Royal feast. At, .2,few.ininntes after seven o'clock his
Excellency arrived, accompanied by such :Members of his
staff and Househol.l as bad been honoured with invite—
tinto. A splendid carpet was hail down, extending from
the hail i Vassau-street to the door of Ida Excellency's
carriage. . On fl;a entrance he was received by the Earl of
the President, and by the following members
RATIIDOW,
aotai as Stewards on the Geeaion
of -the Club, who
is e
Lords Ponranr,tstcveott, and GrAtintlizt
ATTORNEY-CiENERA 14 Sirs Rolirr. Hoosox and ABRAHAM
KING, Messrs. GREGORY atad 1.1u34E, Col. lit...text:Rohe
Rev. Mr. BOY TON, Alderman Z.l‘Kr.:+l4,r, Messrs. Roe,
HUMPHREY, CROSTOVAITE, St' "AV", ;Sir J. STEvEtt-
M`CASKEY. Preceded by
CON, FARRAR, L. SAtfilni,
;.,,ed to the reception-roor,,
the stewards, his Excellency tvati
where the members of , the Club and t;„Sir lest.
real eclat.
sts had
viously assembled. .The evening went of vt,:th g
Dublin Evening Mail. •
EDWARD QUIN, ESQ. BARRISTER AT
Laay.—This highly respected gentleman died -vesterday,
at kis chambers, in Hare-court, Temple. Mr. l'/uIN was
called to the bar some time. ago, and for the last two years
bad devoted himself closely and successfully to his legal
duties. He was already fast rising into notic,e; . and his
sound judgm,ent, acuteness of perception, and rare industry,
could not have failed, in a.very few year- s, to place hint in
the foremost rank.; of 'a profession which his talents and
his worth so well yialitied hint to adorn. Mr:. Qt;lN
was in, his his thirty-foutzh 'y,mr; when he fell axictito to
consumption, excited and accelerated, there is too much
reason to belietre, by the a duur. with which he pursued
his studies.
A poor man named SNIITII s who follows the
oocup dim of a hoot-closer, 'has occupied himself, in the
absence of his usual employment, in forming a model of
Westminster Abbey of paper and wood. The size of the
work ha SO inches by 15, and the architecture of the build-
ing appears to be very closely imitated. The workman
proposes to recompense himself for Ills trouble by exhibiting
his model for a trifling charge, at 2ii, Walton-street, Fins-
bury-square.
The carpenter's bill of the Corporation of
London amounted, last year, to 7;000/.
The following is the total amount of the stuns
Eetiel to prosecutors and witnesses out of the -Middlesex
• County Rate, during the last year:—
At the Old Bailey Sessions • £9,055 210
Middlesex do 783 13 5
Westminster d0..

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