The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-01 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

War Office, Nov. 25,„ 101'0
The Secretary at War acknowledges the reeelpt.9:,ei
anonymous letter, signed 8., enclosing three sover;*
which sum is stated by the writer " to belong to..ths
oftl
Ik, in consequence of his having given_ into the 130,
(Chelsea Board) two years longer service than he Ws ,
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titled to." The said sum of three pounds has beeo_,..re
into the Bask of England, to the account of the Par
ter-General of his Majesty's Forces.

(CIRCULAR.) •
War Office, Nov. 16, ISPthe
It appearing to the Secretary at War that, 'under sop
present circumstances of the service, the practice 01'4! io
ing pi), to be issned•on account of vacant Commis.ll4"'o
objectionable, I have retvivedclirections to acquaint' 1,);
that from the date of an Officer's retirement, interest
shall be allowed at the rate of five per cent, per W
on the regulated price,of the vacant Commissions.
Regimental Agent.

I am, &c.
(Signed) L. BULIVADI

J:FFORTS OF TILE IRISH PRESS.—(The
lowing is from the Dublin Morning Register of Saturn
day; we are glad to see a kindred spirit of perseveritgl,
displaying itself in Ireland.)—A report of a dinner exter
sng to nearly eleven columns of small print, and bringifiga
down proceedings to within two hours of the time whet,
the Morning Register is usually in the hands of the ner(li,
men, was a novelty which could not have failed yestitrdall
to attract universal notice, and win general applause. j
was the first attempt of the kind ever made in Ireland, 1113,,,
considering that it was a first attempt, it is not egotisio
say that it was considerably successful. The thing Clei
only be done out of London at the Morning Reg" ito
Office—and we do hope that such of our contemPorato
as may this day, or the next, find it useful to make
customary selection from oar pages, will feel the 00°00
decency and justice of acknowledging the debt due WA
at least iu this instance.

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hing has trapspired upon the above subject.

The French Papers furnish us with some in-
teresting news from the East. The SULTAN
Aas go exasperated on hearing of the fall of
Varna, that he vented his rage upon the GRAND
VIZIER, whom he deposed for not having acted
with due energy to relieve the place. He is
~lialtished to Gallipoli, and the CAPSTAN
01ACHA promoted to his place, in considetation
'of his gallant defence of Varna. The loss and
I;l'.4}tame of the deposed Vizier are turned into

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and glory for his successor, who gets
knot only the insignia of the Empire, but
also the Treasury jewels, and even the field
.:'lluipages of the unfortunate MEHMED
41,1111 PACHA. JUSSUF PACHA is not for-
gotten in all these changes. His conduct is
448pected, and even more than suspected, for his
4roperty • in Macedonia has been confiscated to
,:the Exchequer.

German Papers of the 24th November have
been received this morning. If we may credit
;their contents, the Russians are likely to capture
7.
nldm as well as Silistria. The Courier of
t.t.yrna has some observations upon the Greek
Quesu-on with reference to the conduct of the
l'ottrE, present as well as prospective, from
which we giall leave the reader to draw his own
conclusions :—.

onsovA, mov. 10.
'‘. According to the re)orts of travellers, who come from
Little Wallachia, the Russians after having occupied Kale-
et and a neighbouring iskfl on the Danube, from which
Widdin can be reached with artillery, had begun to born-
'. herd that town. The terror Gat prevailed there was very
Rest. On the 2d and 3d of Nwember two Mosques were
dtettoyed, and the fish-market, with the adjoining houses,
• were burnt down. A regular siege however had not been
:eattnnenced. We have letters here from Bulgaria, which
itY, that by the Sultau's command, all the horses fit for
Itrvice, in the whOle provinoe, have been put in requi-
• lition.

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AUGBIWAGH, NOV. 22.
The Courier de Smyrne has the following article from
Constantinople, dated 11th October :
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ULIVAisi

" There is no doubt that, if the Ambassadors of Eng-
-1°n(I and France had returned to Constantinople, the affairs
°f Greece might now be brought to a termination, at
least as far as concerns the basis on which the
cistence of Greece must rest. This undoubtedly would
4, a great benefit for that country and for Europe
:4 general, which would cease to be kept in continual
trouble by this apple of discord. The Porte thinks it be-
,44th its dignity and the justice of its cause to send Am-
"kasadors to treat with the deputies of a people which it
Cannot look upon otherwise than as rebellious subjects, and
with the Ambassador of a power which is waging the
bloat furious war with it, and which threatens not to make
Peace with it, except under the walls or Constantinople.
Notwithstanding the advantages gained by its army and the
Ilthusiasia of the people, the Porte is very well aware of
toe advantages of peace, and would accept it, if it should be
rfered ; it would offer it, if it believed it could do so with
honour, but as long as the manner employed towards it is
litelt that it cannot hut believe that the other party is de-
lignedly unjust towards it, and takes pleasure in giving it
%elution for discontent and complaint, it will defend to the
quiont its rights as an independent power. This is the
°Pinion generally entertained here of the actual sentiment*
(4 the Divan. It is said, though nothing yet appears to
,°ollfirm it, that the Sultan has ordered an army to be sent
"' the Greek provinces, and Attica and Beutia, to he
Placed in a situation to repel an invasion. It is
Pko rsible that the Porte is not wholly determined
'OW it shall consider the Greek expedition to the
'forea. It waits for the first proceedings of General
`'faison's army, and the position which the Russian fleet
ill4y take in the Archipelago, in the presence of that army.
rl lie end, the Potte may perhaps consider the presence
°f French troops in the Morea, even should they be in-
qtased, as is reported, to 30,000 men, as a security against
attacks by Russia on another part of its territory. But it
*ill not be required, after no many motives for dis-
trust—after a political conduct, the continual changes
ip which it cannot comprehend—to give credit to
4%i/razzes of disinterestedness, without absolute facts to
Prove their sincerity. Every body says that the return
Of the Ambassadors to Constantinople would have removed
ony doubts, and have placed in a clear light the inten-
la of both parties."
4. Ilosquet des Champs lately announced, in a note
Printed in the Courier de Smyrne, that he had ceased to
take any share in editing that paper.
VaNNA,
'hares, 1095 Nov. 19.—Metalliques, 95 5-16 ; Bank

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SE3ll.lti, OCT. 3.
e c°lll°o° I.,revr.o or three Tartars daily arrive at the pallee of the
ducadikt° kish Governor of Belgrade, but it is impossible to
'ell any thing from them. Important events are said to

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~k MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1828,
ide, rellato ir:: '-
ao.phosi -- We hare devoted a large portion of The Sun
aent, lI
t),• S
'day to a report of the grand dinner given
rsitiri se ,ri the friends of Civil and Religious Liberty in
&mos W Iteland to that patriotic and enlightened Noble-
,
iere is nit: „t':iftil) Viscount MORPETIL. The speeches on
may 1,4.,0 -jilt occasion were not less remarkable for
r , 'heir .
ten Orerat 7 liberal and subdued tone than for their
Gulf
,„,...!k lowing and splendid eloquence. Lord MOR-
Gulf 0F"
tend alp- .I'ETH spoke in a strain becoming
the generous
Pe• In
by the t I,ind '. high spirited character of an English
;vie We' • Nobleman, and was greeted with patriot cheers.
Argos. a, , ,„,,,_
.egube- ~ .no Duke of LEI NsTE It—himself, the cherished
[der a.-.LI fter''a qlope of Ireland--presided on the occasion, sup.
.
he bOtl'os-. AlOrted by Nobles and Gentlemen distinguished
at may.. kr.., their
[ rank, property, and talents. - We regret
•
hat the , that. Want 'of space prevents our doing more than
'afire of tv- : b
Turks at ' "itnply drawing attention to the Meeting.
ie Turk* _
the The reported death of Don MIGUEL has not
1g to -
French ,1, Yet been either confirmed, or satisfactorily proved
Decree*:
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mmuiertd to
°e without foundation., A vessel has arrived
are
rque, ooh Ilr_7o St Plymouth in seven days from Lisbon, but
:
: ',non e ' .-49tilinc7 has transuired anon the above subject.