The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-13 00:00:00

titENCti PAPPAtS.

PARIS, iaLlt 10.—0 n the Toth June the Janissarief revolted'
at Constantinople, on aecOttnt of the .Nizam Djedid. A 1-'174,1
had been spread among them that CNN new. organization of the'
troops was executed by virtue of a decree of gororiao, but in. spite
of those insinuations they took up arms. Sultan Matuntha return-
littst from the country-seat where he was at the tilikr,AL
He caused the efa>lddrd of die Prophet to be hoisted, (1) and sum-
moned all true believers to Unite. Eight thousand Topetis assem-
bled, and turned their cannon against the Jittdwirries; The Ja-
nissaries defended themselves in the street and in their (Odgers for
three days. AU those who did not separate from the revolters
were exterminated. . .

01ir readers kikitt all the privileges of the Janissaries, who
Conti not piinithed eired f the Vizier, unleSs the Chief Com-
ingnders of these corps gave their congee. A, revolt was the in-
fallible cOnseqiiilec of treating- them in any Ad Manner.
It is known, as we said yesterday, that the Captaitt Pachil,
who. was to go to Hydra, stopped in the Dardanelles only to assist
the Government in case of au insurrection of the Janissaries.
On the 19th tranquillity was restored; it was not interrupted
for a moment at Pera (the quarter of the Franks.)
It is not forgotten that Sultan Selim 111. perished in 1801,
the victim of an insurrection of the Janissaries, who feared the
establishment of the Niiitin Djedid—(Eutop'ean
Mahinottd has shown a degree of energy which his uncle
did not possess.
It is thought that this reVOlt will render the Divan more die-
posed to listen to the representations. of the great European
Powers who demand the cessation of bloodshed in Greece.

Forty thousand men remain as a permanent garrison at Con-
stantinople; the remainder are dispersed through the provinces of
the empire.
The corps of Janissaries. formerly the pride and strength of
the Ottoman Empire, is HOW its disgrace. Taken from the t:::18
of the populace; addicted to every vice, they are without disci-
pline, and even without bravery. They are so slovenly, that
many are seen at reviews without musket or sabre. The debase-
ment of this corps may he ascribed principally to the manner in
which it is reeruited. Chriitians, Renegadoes, Jews, Pagans--
all accepted who are in need of the wretched soup which the
Sultan causes to be given to his comrades; for he is himself in-
scribed on the list of the Janissaries.

PAam, Jury 10...-The Courier Francais and the Consti-
tutionnel announce the arrival of Sir Charles Stuart, at Lisbon,
but they take care not to assign any date to this news. Our corres-
pondent, at Lisbon, in his letter of the Bth of July, says the
English Ambassador was not then arrived.
The public know the letter of Lord Cochrane to the Pacha of
Egypt, but they are not acquainted with the postscript. It is as
follows :

" I beg to direct your answer to Conitantinople, to which place
I am going directly, in order to arrange as soon as possible some
very urgent business." _ _ _

Lette;l4 from Constantinople to the 10th of June, say that
news had been received by way of Negropont,'that Omer Vrioni
has entered Athens. Goura has retreated into the Acropolis,
which he seems resolved to defend. Ibrahim is at Tripolizza.
(The Etoile contains a long statement taken from the Augs-
burgh. Gazette, of the 6th of July, of the accounts delivered to
the Greek Government, by the two Deputies, Orlando and Lou-
riotes, who are in London. Among the items of expence are the
following :.
Expended on the building of six steam-boats - .£123,000
Paid to the person who is to command them
(Lord Cochrane) on account of his disburse-
ments, estimated at 50,0001. - - 37,000
Three of the steam-boats arc to he large, and three smaller. The
first of the three large ones sailed for Greece in May, and it is
hoped the two others will sail at the end of June. As for the
three smaller ones it is thought there is not money enough to
finish them.

Sent to America to build two frigates
Pay of General Lallemand -

- £155,000
• 1,200

(From the Quotidienue.)
PZTERSBURGH, Juxt 24.—The Duke of Devonshire, Am-
bassador Extraordinary from his Britannic Majesty, had the ho-
nour, on the 19th of this month, to be admitted to an audience
of her Majesty the Empress, at the Castle of the Island of Vela-
guine. His • Excellency presented to her Imperial Highness
Viscount Morpeth, M. Zuffinsend, Messrs. Fane, Dundas, Ca-
vendish, attached to the Embassy, and M. Norton, Captain of the
Gloucester.

On the same day the Ambassador Extraordinary of Sweden,
Marshal Count de Stednink, obtained the same honour after pre.
wonting leis aroaontials. Thu person. attached to his Embassy
were also presented.
Count d'Eiasedel, Envoy Extraordinary front Saxony, had
also presented his credentials, and had been admitted to an audience
of her Majesty the Empress.
Count de Caraman ; Colonel De Guise, Commander of a
squadron ; Count Caumont, Captain of the Lancers of the Guard;
all attached to the Embassy Extraordinary of France, have also
had the honour of being presented to the Empress.
Lord Strangford, Minister Plenipotentiary from his Britannic
Majesty, has taken leave of their Imperial Highnesses, on his de-
parture for England.
(1) It is well known when the Standard of Mahomet is die-
played in Constantinople, the Mussulmans alone are allowed to
witness the ceremonies that take place. No stranger, whatever
may be his rank or religion, can be present at them. Three days
before the ceremony heralds announce it to the public, prohibiting
on pain of death all persons not of the Mahometan religion, to ap-
pear in the streets through which the Holy Standard is to pass, or
even to venture to look out of the windows of the houses.
FR,ENCII Jinx 10.—Five per Cents. 98f.
95c. ; 3 per .Cents. 65f. 95c. ; Bank Stock, 2012 f. 50c. ;
Bente% de Naples, 72f. 65c. ; Royal Spanish Loan,
Exchange on London—One month, 2M. 60c. ; three months,
25f. 00c.

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3 per Cent. Cons.
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Ditto Red.
4 per Cent. New
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Rank Long Ann.
221144
India Stock
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PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent
Brazilian Bonds 52
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Chi Han Bonds, 8 per ct..
Colombian Bonds
Ditto 1824 7
Dinah, 3 per cent.
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 1825 ll% 12
Guatimala -.-
Mexican Bonds
Ditto, 1825 4l 104 2 1%.X3i,

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Ditto Advertised
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Peruvian Bonds
Portuguese Bonds 6724 8
Prussian, 5 per cent.
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Anglo Mexican Mining Company .030 22. K
Brazilian Mining Company
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company ' Is
13
5
United Mexican Mining Company i'()
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Is . 13

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I Guernsey &Jersey 0
0 'Lisbon ......
0 Gottenburgh
0 Hamburgh
0 Holland
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O Flanders 0
O Jamaica 0
I Leeward Islands
O Malta 0
I America
O Brazil
O Buenos Ayres 0

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