The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-08 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, Auu. 24.—An extraordinary courier from
Ria de Janeiro has brought to our beloved Sovereign the
news that the Emperor Don Pedro, in consequence of the
events in Portugal, has resolved, according to an rather
plan, immediately to mend the Queen Donna Maria de
Gloria to Vienna, to be played under the care and protec-

tion of her august grandfather. Her Majesty is, at this
moment, on the way, and will land at Genoa. It is
hoped that this precious pledge is destined to become one
day a bond of reconciliation and internal peace to Portugal.
According to reports in circulation, the Russian army
had lost, during the month of July, a great part of the
oxen intended for it ; and also some thousand oxen which
perished in consequence of the great heat and want of
water. The road from Issaktcha to Bazardjik is said to
be covered with dead cattle.

SSY, Auo. 17.—An unathenticated report is in cir-
culation here that Varna has surrendered : we must wait
for the confirmation of this news. Since the beginning of
this month fresh troops, to the amount of 60,000 men;
have passed through this country on their way to the Rus-
sian army. General Count Wittgenstein commands the
Guards.

CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 10.—The fanatical enthusiasm
eicited in the population of the capital by late events has
fortunately not had any bad consequences, and public tran-
quillity ha not been disturbed ; but the Christians are. not
quite easy respecting the future. The preparations we see
makinc, are indicatire of great danger, though the accounts
published by the Government announce nothing but defeats
of the RusSians. On the 9th the Grand Vizier, proceeded
with great pomp to Mud Pacha, whence he will shortly go
to Adrianople with all the Representatives of the Ministers.
Iladi Effendi accompanies him as Reis Effendi, and Kim
Bey as Chancellor of the Array; the actual Ministers
main with the Sultan.

The Sultan himself has lately declared that he will shortly
take the field with the Standard of the Prophet, and the
whole of the general levy, which is estimated at 300,000
ruen. He will at first fix his camp at Remirch Paths,
beyond the suburb of Ejub. Ejub and Daud nicha are
already fortifying, under the direction of English engineers,
to protect Constantinople on that side. But it is possible
that the Sultan, with the new lery, will remain in this
camp, since, if he were to go to a distance, it might be dif-
ficult to preserve the peace of the capital. Should the
Russians take Shumla, an obstinate conflict will begin under
the walls of Constantinople, which, according to all that
has occurred here during the last three weeks, will decide
in a terrible manner the fate of the Christians. Every body
looks forward with anxiety to the developement of this
awful crisis.

AUGSISURGH, AUG. 30.—Private letters from Semlin,
of 22d August, say that the news from Constantinople to
the 14th ha been received at Belgrade, according to which
every body had taken up arms.. Most of the shops were
shut, and all business at a stand. The Sultan, it was said,
intended to have the standird of the Prophet hoisted on
the 20th, and to repair with the new levies to the camp
without the city.
Coaru, AUG. Paella, who lately received
supplies of provisions from Alexandria, and even from
Zaute, does not seem to think any more of the promised
evacuation of the Morea.

Letters from Janina say, that the Albanians and Turks
who left Ibrahim had an engagement, on quitting the
Mores, with the garrisons of the forts of Lepanto, and made
themselves masters of one of them.—Allgemeine Zeitung,
Aug. 31.
VIENNA, AUG. 25.—Metalliques, 934-; Bank Shares,
1,0721.
AUG. 26.—Metalliques, 93 15-16 ; Bank Shares, 1,072
1-10.—Austrian Observer, Aug. 27.
BRUSSELS, SETT. 3.—lt is reported that his Majesty
has appointed a Special Commission for the Affairs of our
East India Possessions.

SEPT. 4.—The Princess Wolkonsky has arrived here
from Frankfort.

The celebrated Swedish chemist, Borzelius, accompanied
by Messrs. Michtterlech and H. Rose, of Berlin, who are
also chemists and mineralogists of great merit, arrived here
to-day, ansl, after visiting the few persons here who study
those branches of science, proceeded to the Hague.—
Brussels Papers, Sept. 6.

LISBON PAPERS.
OFFICIAL.---" DEPARTSIEST OF Tin SECRETARY OF STATE

Cr FCCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS AND JUSTICE.

" LISBON, Arc. 20.—1 t having been represented to me,
that the investigations ( Derassas) into the rebellion, which
is happily extinguished, which I ordered to be inquired
into in all the Criminal Courts of the quarters of this ca-
pital, and of several districts ( Comarcus) of the kingdom,
have not been properly carried on in many of them, espe-
cially in those in which Judges were engaged in these in-
vestigations, and not lawyers ; whence the serious incon-
venience has arisen, that the wicked, as I am in fact in-
formed, succeeded, in some places, by their artful intrigues,
in exempting from blame those to whom it ought to be im-
puted, and causing the innocent to be considered as guilty;
and I wishing, as is indispensably necessary, to obviate
this, am pleased to order, that in each of the &stricts of
the provinces of Estreruadura, Beira, Minh°, and Tras-os-
Montes, where alone this measure is necessary, the persons
named in the subjoined list, signed by Luis de Paula
Furtado de Castro da Rio de Mendaga, Member of my
Council, Minister, Secretary of State ; for Ecclesiastical
Affairs and Justice, which shall avail as part of this decree,
shall call before them and proceed in all the investigation■
relative to the rebellion, which they shall think it advi-
sable fur my Royal service and the good administration of
justice to be by them continued, giving use au acconnt of
what they have done, and of their reasons for it ; in which
investigation there shall be no axed time or number of
witnesses.

" Luiz de Paula, Secretary of State for Ecclesiastical
Affairs and Justice, shall see to the execution of this de-
cree, all ordinances, laws, and customs to the contrary
notwithstanding, all of which I have dispensed with for
this purpose only.
" Palace of Nuestra Senora dos Necessiclades, Aug. lid,
1828. With the Rubric of the King our Sovereign.

[Here follows the List of thirty Comarcas, and the per-
sons appointed to carry the above decree into effect. Al-
most all of them are the Corregidors, or Juizes de Fora,
acting as Corregidors.]

DITAILTMENT OF FINANCE.

Same abuses having, in the progress of time, been intro-
duced into the Atlnainistiation and Receipt of my Royal
Treasury, which it is highly proper to avoid, and it being
necessary for this purpose to find zealous persons who may
assist it by their knowledge in a matter of so great import-
ance, in which it is my will to provide a remedy : I
hereby authorize the Conde da Souza Dom Diogoi, Minister
of Finance, and President of the Royal Treasury, that con-
sulting Antonio Jose Geirao, and Diogo Vieira Toiare Al-
hcrquerque, Counsellors of the Royal Treasury, and Fran-
cisco Jose Vieira, Director General of the Custom-house
at Lisbon, to propose to me the ameliorations or alterations
which it may be necessary to introduce into the adminis-
tration of every branch of the Royal Treasury.
" Palace of Necessidades, August 18, 1828—with the
Rubric of the King, our Sovereign."
The Gazettes of the 21st and 22d contain various noti-
fications respecting the army.