The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-24 00:00:00

vt•ry abundant,

" The King yesterday transacted business with
the Ministers of War and Foreign Affairs.
We have received intelligence from Con-
,oantinopie of the I2th ult. It; consequence of It
Treaty which was lately "concluded between the
Government of the lonian INles and the Divan,
the fort or Parga was to have been surren-
dered to thfe Turks, tti'ith the condition, how-

evcr, that thnse of the inhabitants who wished
it should be' allowed to quit the place, and
In sell their property* and that they should
receive a suitable indemnity. It was found that
the greater part of the inhabitants wished to profit
Icy this privilege, and that the indemnities to be
paid by t he Turkish Oovernistent would thus amount
to nearly 24,000,000 piastres. To get out of this
unexpected embarrassment it ha 3 been considered
convenient to postpone the evacuation of Purge,
and to seek for another basis for ulteriornegocia-
They also write from Constantinople,
that the Swedish and Sardinian Ministers were

tions.

negociating in the names of their respective Save
reigns for the free navigation of -the Black Sea
ft was thought, however, that their efforts woult
not be successful.

, " Letters from Strasburg, of the 16th instant,
state, that the review near Colmar had terminat-
ed, and that all the Austrian troops were return-
ing to their former quarters. The Duke of Wel-
lington had left Colmar to proceed by Saine.-Diez
to Nancy, and would return from thence to his
head-quarters at Cambray.
By arras of the 15th instant, the Prev6tal
Court
rof Versailles has condemned M. Faveau
Vine Grower, to deportation, for having post-
ed up writings in public places, tending to arm
the citizens against the Royal Authority, and to
excite them to overthrow the Government, and
change the order of Succession to the Throne.
" A violent storm took place the 12th instant
at Font-de-Foret, near Chaufontaine, in the
neighbourhood of Liege. The lighining struck a

house, by which one woman was slightly injured
in the shoulder, and. another lo►st 11,4 of her foot.
The lightning set fire to the thiteh of a barn, by
which three houses were destroyed.

" Sunday, the 141 h instant, the Duke of Ra-
gusa reviewed the National Guards of Lions, in-
fantry and cavalty, in the. Place Louis le Grand,
•- 7 3peelai tAngregaton, eompused or ro,ir
Cardinals and four Prelates, jilts been established
at Rome for the purpose of determining upon the
edifices to be restored to the religions orders of both
sexes, which are to be re-established, the numbers
of individuals to be placed in each. Convent or
Monastery, and the Ecclesiastical property which
is to be separated from the general,mass, and set
apart for the maintenance of the individuals placed
in the dlierent religious houses.
" The conclusion of the trial respecting the
assassination of I. Fualdes has not yet arrived.
It is said that Madame Manson has been ordered

under arrest.
" nince William of Prussia accompanies the
Emperor of Russia in his journey to Moscow.
" FIVE PER CENTS.

" Shut price with the Dividend 68 1. 6$ c.
" Ex. Div. Saturday • 66 f. 35 c.

" MADRID, SEPT. 9.—The King has made a
number of promotions, in consequence of the
happy accouchement of the Queen.
" The Count de Fenian Nunez, at present our
Ambassador to France, is to take the title of Duke
de CH43 Fernan Nunez.
-"The health of the Queen is gradually restoring.
" The Government of Gibraltar has learnt with
certainty, that the plague has manifested itself in

the island of Negropont, and on the coast of Dal-
matia, in the district of Moracasa ; and that an-
other dangerous malady has manifested itself at
Mcssina. In consequence of this. intelligence, the
ports of Corfu, Mitl;a, and Gibraltar, have been
shut against vessels coining from these places or
their neighbourhood ; and all those coining frost
other points of the coast of Italy are to be sub-
jected to a quarantine of observation.

" Reports of the existence of a contagious
malady at Corunua having been circulated here,

the Supreme Junta of Health wrote to the
Captain General of Gallicia to learn the state of

health in that quarter. 'His Excellency Don
Philip de Saint Marcel sent, in reply, to Madrid,
-reports from Physicians, from whence it results
that ti►e tat..,Qf stealth at Corunna is similar Co
what it has been for several years at this period of
the year,, and that there exists no dangerous
malady.

" The 9th ult. there were in the port of Ma.
uncle; quarantine, 11 Spanish and 2 English
essels,frumßona, Algiers, Alexandria, Tunis, La.

mneh distittiettiae; he becomes tveatter every any,
:‘,1.:.(t. is ttlialtie to take any active pah in tifebitsi-

ness cat State:
" 111';0 latest intelligence From htl-
nowilces, that the harvest in that island hat been