The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-13 00:00:00

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considerable reinforcements, made another vigorous
rally on the 15th instant, in which the Rus-
sian blockading corpS is said to have suffered
considerably. • General Roth has, however, re-
ceived• some reinforcements, and.' Prince Scher-
batoff was daily expected, who is to-take the com-
mand in chief of the whole corps before Sil;stria.
The Turks at Turno, opposite Nicopoli, continue to
ravage the country to a great distance. Little 'Wal-
lachia is left wholly to the discretion of the Turks.
Many. villages are wholly deserted, and their inha-
' bitants have fled to the mountains. Several houses
of the Boyars and public buildings have been fitted
up as hospitalS. tiMong the latter is the great
schopl-hOuse at SWeii-Zawa, which was repaired at
such great expense only last year. The meetings
of the Boyars have hitherto been held in a part of
this edifice, the Prince's residence having been al-
ready converted" into a Russian hospital. The
"Boyars will now meet in the houie of M. Rossetti,
hitherto occupied by the wife of M. Minziacky, who
is gone with the persons belonging-to the Consulate
to Jassy. The school will be wholly given' up for
the present.

ADRIANOPLE, SEPT. 31—The city and its envi-
rons are crowded with troops since the Grand
Vizier has fixed his head-quarters here. The com-
munications with the capital become, therefore,
daily more difficult for private persons, and great
precautions are necessary in sending news thither,
though there is not much chance of communicating
any thing to the disadvantage of the Porte, as the for-
tune of war is now in its favour, and the Russians, as
it affirms, if not wholly defeated, must think of a
retreat, in order to ensure their subsistence. It is
therefore believed, that negeciations may take place,
and that the Porte may be now more disposed than it
was before to renew the friendly relations with
Russia, in case its conditions shall be listened to by
the Russian cabinet, and it is assured Iveforehand
that the peace will he honourable. A division of
Asiatic cavalry has left the camp, and taken the
road to Karnabad: A train of artillery will follow
it to-morrow, and it is thought that these troops
will form the van of the Grand Vizier, who, it is
said, will make an attempt to relieve Varna. Pro-
visions have become very dear here, and several
persons convicted of tinlaivful speculations in corn
have been arrested by order of the Pacha; and, it
is said, executed in the prisons.
VIENNA, SEPT. 29.—We have learnt here with I
much surprise, from the English Journals, that the
young Queen of Portugal, instead of coming to
Vienna, is gone to England.
VIENNA, SEPT. 30.—Metalliques, 94 ; Bank
Shares, 1,077.
The decline in our funds is ascribed to the Rus-
sian Loan negotiated Holland.—Allgenteine Zei-
tang, Oct, 5.

BRUSSELS, OCT. 10.—Some time ago his Ma-
jesty appointed a committee to propose measures for
organizing the Naval Service on a more solid footing,
and in a manner better adapted to its object. This
commission, of which Vice-Admiral Brusker is Pre-
sident, has met several times at the Hague, mid, it
is said, has laid before his Majesty the plan of this
new organization.—Brussels Papers, Oct. 11.