The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-06 00:00:00

Tl_ E 86.6 k TRADE.

In the Monthly Jiagazine for this month there is a very
ovreilent article on the Book Treide, whir+ cannot fail to
awaken public., attention to the many disadvantages under
which the publishers of books ate .labouring. The writer
of this article evidently einderstands. his subflect, anti ex-
plains vw y liatisfactorilythe CittlfieS, of the late embarrass-
-111:6s b
ti the book trade, arising. from the ,amount of dit-
tos Payable on paper and advertisenients, as well as from
die provibieniii 01.tbe•Copy-right Act. 'We intended to
.ilblstrate (Air observationa byrftill extract, bet., t
being [Wessell
f°l` mom, we must: refei.our readers to the 'Magazine' it-
elf, which '4611'4)40Y compensate their trouble. • Were
book-s cheaper, readerairould. multiply, and the consump
tion he inermseel .i thereby conferring H general henefit--.-
for if "knowledge is power," .the mote
we know the 0101'0
poerfel shall we become,
w

hanker , son %\ ho latelitfigad a w ret Bo.Ared,
ouslit to have a check put on 116 C(3II(hICL. t '

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the :Etoile of toe.sday.)

•
BUCHARE;r, jutla- rtiluian mail has brought letters
from Constantinopleis) the /4th. The organisation of the Turkish
troops on the European system is'resolved iipou by the Divan,
and the new troops of the line are to have' red and green uniforms.
_This measure, ageitiNt which ',line. ()Ha, of the linissaries are
said to have protested, important Under the present rircum-
*lmes. The Turkish Commissioners were still at Constantinople,
TRIESTE, JUNE from Guff] of the sth June say,
that Ibrahim, .after' a division of troops, Winch Was advancing
towards Calarrit.a, had been, repulse,d, ArAippted to perietrateJl
way of Navarin, ou; 'lf the interior of the'Nforea, but could *not
advance 'any further.
The steam packet, hotween Corfu als4Ancona. haeiceatied its
voyages,' ecause-it has not proved' advatitage6us. .it let out on
the 29th May to return to England.
MADRID, JUNE 2.--"-The Whole Royal Family arrived this
looming. The troops paradcd'het(Ore their 31siesties, who at
eleven o'clock received -the Foreigit AliAisteis, 'the Generals, and
the Civil and Ecclesiastical Authorities.

A notice posted up yesterday evening, at the corners of all the
streets of Madrid, iutorms us that the. King has isitted an ordi-
Paoce, commanding all PerNOus who have in their posiession
books or MS. on /11asoury, the Vornmuneros, the. Carbouari, and
the other secret societies, of whatever derminination; to deliver
them' up within a week to the Intendant or CominisSaries of
Police in the place of their abode, on pain of their being consi-
dered as guilty of High Treason. This ordinance is'to he pub-
lishecl'in all the provinces of the kingdom.

PARIS, JULY 3..i.--The Journal des behate i 9 mistaken in say-
ing that St. Sebastian will be completely evacuated. It ,is true,
that the number of the .French troops in Spain is going to be dimi-
nished. It is thought
,that this change will he made next month.
The. Memorial Bordelais says that the Count ,de Casa Flores
has not yet presented his new credentials as Ambitssador from
Spain, to the Regency of Portugal:

We are authorised to affirm that the persona who had the honour
to be in the service of her Royal litgboaas the Princess de Lam-
belle aud those who were her friends, are extremely astonished that
4 foreign female writer, who never had any connection with that
Princess (and the work which she gives to the public sufficiently
proves it), dares to call the •Journa/ (f Madame the Princess de
Lamballe, an assemblage of facts so false, and in a style and manner
so foreign to that Princess, and to the Society in which she lived.

(Frnin the Journal des Debuts.)
Romr, joir 11.—It is said to be in agitation to send out of
the Roman States, all who are not natives, and who have no em.
ployments or visible means of sobsktenee.

Signor Bennett; has been sent, by, the Holy Father, to Russia,
as Ambassador Extraordinary, on the occasion of the Coronation
of the Eniperor., He is a Man of honour ;ul,l ability and it is
reported that be, has a Special mission to'perform besides that of
Mere etiquette. will remain a short time at Vienna, on
business.

The rains continue and retard the hay harvest. The wsather,
hoWever, is very mild.
MA nuin, Jnisit 22...--(From a private Correspondent)......Our
troops are every day gradually approaching towards' Porttigil.....
Two regiments of the Guards have already left; the regiment of
the line, called the Queen Amelia's, set out yesterday far Za-
mire, and will, be followed, by two regiments of . the Guards.
'They are about, to take up positions.more or less bordering on the
fivrigers of Portugal.

The Portugue4e• Ainbassador has little influence here. lie is
received with great coldness at Court; and, altogether, our diplo-
matic relations with Lisbon arc as little satisfactory as they were
six weeks ago.
What I said in a former letter about the retreat of the French
troops is correct. Five thousand men are about to quit the Pe.
ninsula. • 'They consist of the whole of the garrison of Si.. Sebai-
tier], and a part of the garrisons of Panweluna and Barcelona.—'
Some iay that the garrison of Cadiz will he diminished,' though
the general opinion is that no change will take place. St. Se
hastiart, however, at all events, to be evacuated.