The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-11 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, dated Thursday, March 9.)
PAnis, MARcH S.—Yesterday the Baron de
Pedra Bianca, appointed Charge d'Affaires from
his Majesty the Emperor of Brazil to the Court
of France, a; presented in that quality to his
Majesty and their Royal Highnesses, by Baron
de Lalive.

The Austrian Observer announces that, accord-
ing to letters from Corfu, dated the 9th, the
Creeks had succeeded, at the end of January, in
throwing provisions into the fortress of Misso-
longhi, which has been defended with such re-
markable bravery and perseverance. On a first
attempt their fleet was,repulsed, but the second
time, the 27th of January, being favoured by the
wind, they burnt a Turkish corvette ; and on the
28th, detached against the Turkish fleet six fire-
ships, which threw it into confuSion. The Greeks
took advantage of this opportunity to land both
provisions and ammunition at Wassiludi, in asmall
island tinder the guns of Missolonghi. The
accounts from Prevesa say, that on the 26111 of
January great damage was done there by an
earthquake.
In order to destroy among the students at Tu-
bingen the recollection of the associations which
have been prohibited, an ordinance of the King
of Wurtemberg has just forbidden hats, caps,
ornaments of pipes, &c., the colours of which
recal the associations which have been dissolved.
All such articles shall be forfeited, and the stu-
dent wearing them subject to 24 hours' imprison-
ment.

(Frani the Courier Francais of );Wednesday.)
TRIESTE, FEB. 62'2.—Accoulits from Corfu of
the 12th of this month, which ore considered
here as official, state that on the 3(1 of February
a decisive actionh had taken place between the
Turkish fleet, commanded by the Capital'
Pacha, and the Greek fleet under Miaulis.--
Among the Greek combatants was the brave
Caharis. They succeeded in setting fire to three
of the largest ships of war, a cut.do%vn frigate,
and 11 smaller Turkish vessels. The Capital'
Tactic, the remainder of whose fleet was much
damaged, retreated from Wassiladi to Patras.
Missolonghi is completely provisioned, and the
ammunition of which the garri,on had made
such good use, but which was nearly exhausted,
has been replaced.
Mr. Stratford Canning stopped three days at
Hydra, where lie was received with the greatest
honours. Prince Mauracordato, with whom he
has had long conferences, went to meet him with
a numerous suite. Immediately after the depar-
ture of the English Ambassador, a ilotilhi, armed
and equipped at Hydra and Napoli di Romania,
put to sea with 2,000 troops on board. It pro-
ceeded to Negropont, where, it is affirmed, a ge-
neral insurrection against the Turks had just
broken out. Another division of 1,000 men has
sailed for Athens, and it is to reinforce the corps
of Colonel Fahvier. All the Greeks at Corfu
were filled with joy, and congratulated each
other on this good news.

(Prom the Pilote.)
FRIBURG, FEB. 27.—A discovery of great
portance to the history of Switzerland is an-
nounced : it is a MS. lately found in the castle of
Peguet, in the Canton de Vaud, which contains
the most interesting particulars of the war be-
tween the Swiss and the Savoyards, and of the
campaign of Henry IV. of Savoy.
PAuts, MAIICII 7.—A gigantic project is said
to have been formed by some mercantile houses
at Milan. It is nothing less than to replace the
long and difficult road over the Spulgen by a
gallery through the foot of the mountain between
Spulgen and Isola. According to calculations it
would be a league and a half in length : a new
idea is, to light it by gas. The Milanese houses
are said to have written to the Government of
the Grisons, which will do nothing till it knows
the opinion of the Emperor of Austria. It is
affirmed that, before the Petition on the subject
was transmitted to the Emperor, subscribers to the
amount of three millions of francs had been ob.
tained. It is believed that five millions in all
will suffice to execute this extraordinary project.

FWENCII PINDII.—PARIS, MARCH O.—Fivel).er Cents.,
(Athol: 211 March) 96f. 40c.—Three per Cents., 64f. 95c.__
Bank Stock, MOE—Neapolitan Rentes, 72E—Royal Spanish
Loan, 434E—Exchange on London, one month, 251. 50c.;
three months, 251. 25c.—Wours Authentique.)

The weather yesterday was quite as warm as it
usually is in the summer. At one o'clock the
thermometer stood at 67 in the shade.

Mr. EASTON, the Deputy Marshal of the King's
i3ench Prison, who some days back was charged
by Mr. JONES with a misappropriation of monies
received on his account, and for whom bail was
-refused try the Magistrates of Union Hall, was
yesterday heard before Chief Justice Aanorr,
at his Chambers, and on giving proper sureties,
was liberated.