The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-17 00:00:00

BRUSSELS AND. GERMAN PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, Nov.. British, Cabinet Meg.
senoer. passed through this City yesterday, on his
way from Odessa to London, with despatches.
Two persons, both of them concerned in the publi-
cation of the Courier desTays Bas, have been sum-
moned to-day before Baron de Vandevenue, Juge
d'hastruction, and after a long examination they were
called upon to name the author of a letter on
1" :Jesuitism and Ministerialism," inserted in the
number of the Bth of November, and of the article
" Liberty of the Press" in the number of the 9th of
November,—a decree with which those persons de,
clared,they would riot comply,
It is affirmed that the 15 millions asked by- the.
Ministry for the service of our colonial possessions
will net be
granted by the second Chamber of the
States-General,
SrnmiN, Ocz. 20.—The Austrian contractors,
who have engaged to supply the Turkish fortresses
on the Danube, are doubling their exertions in order
to fulfil their contracts before the winter.
Tie Mahometan bands which have ravaged t..ittle
Wallachia can no longer forage there, and the, safety
of Widdin and Rudschuk is at stake, whic:A will be
besieged as soon as Silistria has fallen: We al e in-
formed, that a considerable quantity of horAvy artillery
has been embarked upon the Danube, and that the
principal Russian officers who directed the operations
1, against Varna repair to the head-quarters at Boniouk
Bazardjick, a central position from which all the opera-
tions against the Turks will henceforth be directed. If
the latter do not quit their cantonments and venture into
the open field, all the towns on the Danube, as far as
'Belgrade!, will be besieged: We hear of three Rus,
shut armies which are to act in concert as soon. as
every thing shall be ready to advance. Ilenct, all
the Oriental Christians will be called upon to. take
,up arms, the present war being a questiok of poll-,
tical existence between Russia and Turkey. The
famous Outer Vrione, who boasted that he would
save Varna, has fled. Bosnia is a prey to anarchy,
and resists the orders of the Sultan, who might
come and pass the winter at Adrianople, if the state
of his capital allowed him to leare the camp at Ramis
Tcheflick.
The French expedition in the Morea keeps Atha,
andforce
arceof
Ahle
-teaseedtowno provinces.iaiei
alarm, so as to paralyse the

VIENNA, Nov. 9.—The Imperial Internuncio,
Baron d'Ottenfels, Irv: frequent interviews with the
to whom he has lately presented a most
important
Effendi,mpiotlarktte, intimating to the Porto the desire
of Austria and England that peace should be re-
-7.---Deplorable.---Deplorable excesses
established with Russia.
. ,
Igmu eel: il i cuhesiso:l fiLetph°e:aFlFlNc reductiont:vr 'Y
o f ot
II that. place, in have lately been committed. at Crereld by the work-
of 17 manufacturers have suffered more or lesieci,:.ulanissi
the disorder was not ten wages. The
58 hussars, With three officers, sent from that place.
At the first notice of the riot, 13 persons, amused
put a stop to tilt the arrival of
of having taken part in the disturbance, have been
brought hither, and confined, in our prisons, and a
greater number of them are at Creveld. —Brussels
Papers, Nov. 15.

The Alligator, 28, under the command of Lion
Newell, arrived this morning from Madeira, las!
from Plymouth, having on bOarl the body of Capt
V4ste4lttlislfaatlintli Ira'
Canning;of it
ar
e a
snoyieitistrreuceetiiovneds rferospmecLtiandgytletenni::irserna:
mily. The Alligator brings home the British- Con.
sal-General at Madeira, H. Vniot:iiili,ng
less
than
pis
When sailed all was quietly settled llt.
favour of Don Miguel, and
death or deposition, it was considered, would alter
affairs there. An expedition, composed of one line
of haute ship, two large frigates, one corvette, and
three transports, left Madeira on the 1.6f1i October,
to reduce Terceira, the inhabitants of which Were
universally in favour of Doti Miguel, whilst the gar-
rison, it was understood, was fully determined to
-hold the island in beliAlf Of ion Pedro. The troops
of the squadron could, however, land at all tunes,
aricl werela force sufficient to reduce the patriots,
The Badger 10, Commander cmwtly, was at Ter-
ceira;
of cruising off Te-
Pcimmandet. Boyle, had
ct 1
passedeeiiiatfh, •e;
Madeira,
Melville,e'eCi
rrlorf7oeoliali
1;1
guns. Capt. H. Bill, at this
port, was on Thursday ordered 'to fit for sea, and to
take troops on beard, An express was immediately
sent to Captain IVlingaye, the Commaudant of the
Blockade Service at Newhaven, for a supply of sea-
men, who may he expected to-night. She bent
OsiNtbDjeoctZ
sails yesterday, and will 'go out of harbour on Mon-
day. She onibarks strong detachmenfe, of the 23d
and
where she will most probably remain, with the troops
qn toArd, to be landed, if requisite, and to assist In
during the distressing
i2d.Regituents, and will proceed to Gibraltar,
the necessary water guard,
sickness and fever which prevail in :Lt important
garrison. It is said the Warspite, of 74. guns, Caps sous 'fie,: li
teyc,,t uarrees,,,
oOtnoVnal;
tain W. Parker, at Plymouth' with the crew oft he
Britannia, tic,* over to, her, Wilt take on board suu . UdeNliivelrrEedß Sat! TtYhe-TenliV
~,, well attended, but continue to excite great interest. .It
treo-- arid proceed on the same service. Thesemaythat -:
, - r`, •. -
'every prospect of susyesslid movement.—Literary Gazette.
snio take with them all their guns, and .will, of " .
now be said tie) machinery is fairly at work, with
course, be. egicient to act as a reinforcement to Sir Four a the Water Companies of the metro-
Pkateney Malcolm's fleet, should an augmentation polia--.-uamely, the New River, the East Middlesex, the
bP necessary.
West Middlesex, and the Grand Junetian—are about to
ii_g_i_ the free trader, from apply to Parliament for powers, the object of which is to
Arrived ids; i 1 t Norfolk
whence she sailed. on.the Bth-June, and improve their supply, by drawing
from St: Helena on the 10th September. From the! purer source.
latter she brings some gentlemen who Were pas.- •• it from a higher and a
The North of Ireland is become stocked with
severs in the Dutch ship Kambanjettie, bound asses, which the Irish reapers have broordit over in droves
from the coast of Chili to England, an 4 I
Aden with from Scotland.— C/ounieif Herald.—The Orangemen in
Calcutta,
130 tons of copper, and, a quantity of metallic ores, the North have been, it is said, seen in cavalry equipments
the produce of the Anglo-CJiiliart Mines, under the . —perhaps the Irish reapers have been recruiting for them.

BRUNSWICK, Ot:T. 31.—Yesterday, being the
anniversary of the Duke's birth-day, was celebrated
here with ulna solemnity, and with every demon-
stration of joy by the citizens, who, on this happy
occasion, showed the most unequivocal manner
their attachment to the house of the hereditary
Princes, The city was splendidly illuminated„ And
various deputations from the clergy, the civil autho-
rities, and the offivcrs, were most graciously re..
ceived. A large body of the citizens, with torches
andmusugh
music, went. Palace to Compliment his
Serene

A deputation from them was admitted to him, to
you, and this proof of
•
'our attachment must give me more pleasure now
than at any ether time. I. wish you to make these
sentimeihites ksuniod:rn"tol thank you,
Their welfare is
The attachment of the BrunswickeN t. 5
ta‘liselfammini'illey. of their Princes deserves my entire g-rft.
same example of concord between ti;:Prin,.:,e and
we always offer to foreign countries the
people as
asiVltoly.,,
VIENNA., Nov. 4.—Metallignes, 951 Bank shares,
1,086.--.lllgenzeine Zeitung, Nov. 9.