The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-12 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

- -‘. (Frani the Etaile,, dated Monday, July 10.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 10.—Hadi and Ibrahim;
ffendi, the Commissioners appointed to go to the froii-,
tiers, to treat with the Russians; set out yesterday, accom-
panied by a very numerous suite. The Divan had before
succeeded in adopting a very decisive measure relative to
the troops to be organized according the 'European sys-
tem, part of which will be taken from the Janissaries ; a
measure which, in the opinion of the Franks," may still
give grounds for alarm to Christendom. To gain over
tlie:!Janissaries, who have hitherto- manifested: so much
iaversion ta-this change, the Sultan, has ordered that the
Officers . shall be chosen. from the. Janissaries, :The sol-
diers are to receive thirty pants per day, bread, meat, and
rice, and also two uniforms per annum.
These flattering promises' have reduced the Janissaries
in silence, and the Mussidmans are so eager that nearly
20,000 Nye already enrolled themselVeS, The Divan had
been engaged for.several months in removing the obstacles
to this design. It seems that the appearance of the Cap-
tain Pitch* in the Dardanelles, which. was ascribed ,to a
plan for attacking Hydra, was a measure of: precaution,
`the object of which was that the Government might
dia,va,support at hand in case of an insurrection of the
IJanissaries.

It is natural that many Franks should fear' lest Russia
should take umbrage at the adoption of this plan but it
seems that the Porte has been made completely easy on
this head by the European 'Ministers, and that it is per-
Fsuaded that the Emperor Nicholas is even a greater friend
to eace than his predecessor.
News has been received, from the Morea, that Ibrahim
has advanced to Tripoliixa, he is to wait for Reds-
chid 'Paclia, in order to begin in conger t their operations
la, gainst Napoli di Romania. He is said to have found at
fripolizza; neither 'inhabitants nor Greek army, Since
the fall of Missolonghi the 'Greeks negociate with great
activity with, Mr. Stratford:Canning and Commodore
Hamilton, and seem to haVe placed their last hopes on
Englfind.
) letters froM Smyrna say that a report
is in circulation that Ibrithitn Paella has sustained a eon-
, siderable defeat near Tripolizza. The Mainotes, after
pretending to make a complete submission, attacked him
in the rear.

BUCHAREST, JUNE 18.—The Turkish Commissioners
whim we have so long expected, and who quitted Con-
stantinople on the 9th, have not yet 'arrived here. A

courier from St. Petersburg has brought word that the
Emperor has chosen the little town of Ackerman, on the
frontiers, as the place of meeting for the Commissioners of
the two empires. Many letters from Constantino le speak
of the profound impressiomproduced on the Franks by the
resolution of the Divan to organise the Turkish troops on
the European system, which they consider as a measure
preparatory to a war with Russia.
BARCELONA, JULY I.—Mtlr Captain General has just
addressed the following official letter to the President of
the Royal Board of Trade :
" By a communication of the 17th instant, his Excelleriey
the Minister of War has informed me that Rear-Admiral
Ferdinand Freyre d' Andrade has been appointed Com-
mander-bi-Chief of all our ships of war cruising from Cape
de Gatti: to cape St. Vincent. This general officer will
fix. 14s station at Algesiras, whence he ,will direct all the
maritime operations according to circumstances, to pursue
the privateers of the revolutionists, and all other enemies
of the State, of which I acquaint you, Sir, that you may
communicate it to the merchants."
" Barcelona, June 28, 182 G."

The following vessels of the royal navy have lately
sailed from the Bay of Cadiz, to cruize on our coasts,
and protect our merchantmen against the Columbians
and the Algerines

Caminandera.
Jason brig Frantis,Swilla
Jacinto ditto - - - Christopher Ifallen
Diligent ditto - - Francis Aguirra
Anitaloz schooner - M. lioldun
Pauts, JULY 9.—The rersesweaape Owe:En-bout, 011
bOaVtl. of winch Lard CoCIIII-14 iw gelillg front Landau to
Malta and the lonian leltutds, wee obliged to put into
'Deka on the 11th June, because the crew, were disorderly
A. letter from Geneva announces that the chateau of
COppet, which the Duke de Brogli,was having put in order
to receive the ;Duke of Orleans; has
,been destroyed by
fire,

GENERAL ELECTIOS.

INVERNESS, Aux 8.

The Right lion. Charles Grant was this day re-elected
M. P. for this county, by a majority of 39. The numbers
were 49 to:10, so that a complete triumph was gained
over- the formidable coalition, which bad been formed
against him. All Lord Macdonald's votes, to the number
of 17 were rejected, and three of the Laird of Macleod's.
Mr. Grant made a moireloquent speech on being no-
minated.