The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-13 00:00:00

VIENNA, AUG. I.
Itletalliques, 93 1-16 ; Bank Shares, 1068.

The Russian squadron has been obliged after
all to pay us a visit. The voice of the storm
was more powerful than the orders of the
EMPEROR, and the squadron has been compelled
to bear up for Plymouth in consequence of
stress of weather. • The ships are now at
anchor in the Sound. HGre is a lucky oppor-
tunity fur another display of magnanimity !
The fleet in the Mediterranean has nothing to
do—and what is this squadron destined for ?

IL His Majesty's brig Hope has arrived with
a mail from the Mediterranean ; she left Malta
on the 26th June, Gibraltar July 29th, and
Cadiz on the 31st. We have not heard that
she brings any news.

It is said that Sir EDWARD CODRINGM'S
return from the command in the Mediterranean
is of his own free choice, and not from any act
of Ministers. This Gallant Admiral's determi-
nation took place in consequence of the " un-
toward" notice taken by Ministers of the Battle
of Nayarit). That circumstance detracts as
much from their character, as it adds to the glory
of the Admiral.

It is said in the French Papers that the
King of FRANCE is going to take a jour-
ney to the South and East of France; and

that FERDINAND has acknowledged the legiti-
mate rights of the perjured MIGUEL. He
said so a month ago,—at least that he
would do so, and actually asked our Govern-
ment to hold him in countenance by seconding
the motion.

We received at a late hour this afternoon the
Ilantbnrg Reporter of Friday last, but it con-
tains no news more recent than what has been
received through other channels. The reported
defeat of the Russians before Schoumla is said
to have hastened the advance of the rear divisions.

BORSEN-IiALLE, :wc. 8, YOUR O'CLOCK.

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The price of Funds has varied but little since last post,
and very little business has been done. Corn has risen
the better qualities of wheat are demanded and.hring 10. it
dollars per last, and under 110 it i 0 impossible to purchase.
End of Augu,t.
Anglo. Danish bmii, 3 per cent
Anglo-Russian Loan 9oi4
klainburgli-Russian Loan
Anglo-Prussian Loan of ISIS
Austrian Bank Shares 1072
Austrian Meta!hones 93 '2,
i..:xeliange upon London, at 2 mouths... 13. 9:',,,1,
-------,-- at 5ight......... 13. 1();:,.

Frankfort Papers of the 6th inst. contain the

following news, but we vouch not for its correct-
ness. if part be true, the Russians in Asia have
made a move towards Constantinople :

IRANI...FORT, AUG. 4.
One of the must recent numbers of the Courier dc
Smyrna contains the following article :—The Ports of
Suda and ( anea have been blockaded for this fortnight past
by five English ships, which, however, do not in any way
interrupt neutral vessels if they have no ammunition on
board. Vusseis from the lonian Islands are daily seen sail-
ing in all directions and arriving from the Archipelago.

Mustapha Pacha set out some time ago to reduce the
Sphakiots once more to obedience. Hadji Michali and
the other Chiefs of Sphakia bad promised submis-
sion, but Mustapha Pacha, in vain expected them in
his camp, where the most honourable reception had
been prepared for them; he resolved therefore to go
to Sphakia, which he found entirely abandoned. The
soldiers discovered in a cavern about forty women and
children whom they brought away. Hence Mustapha
marched to Pado Castro, where some thousand Greeks
were ussenkbled; he attacked and destroyed them ; seven
or eight hundred Greeks were killed, the remainder of the
population of Sphakia seems to have retired to Gozo.

FRAUKFORT, AUG. b.
An article train -Florence, Jury 20, in the Roman
Journal, Notizie del Giorno, says, that private letters
from Smyrna mention the entrance of the Russian army,
under General Paskewitsch, into the city of Erzisounia,
in Asiatic turkey.

We direct attention to an article from the
Morning chronicle, in another part of our
Paper, touching the delays in that sink of
iniquity, the Court of Chancery. If all be true as
our cotemporary states, and there is little cause to
doubt it, Lord LYNDHURST bids fair to outdo
Lord ELDON of" doubtful memory," by making
the law's delay more conspicuous than ever.
\Vill our readers believe it, that there are now
three hundred and fifty Bankrupt Petitions
ix arrear, of which at least 200 ought to • have
been heard a year ago ! We entertain very
great regard for the urbanity of the LORD CHAN' I

' continues to manifest a spirit of indifference and outward
security, which astonishes all the Turks. Whether it be
that the reports iu circulation of disorders, by which the
Russian army is said to suffer in an extraordinary degree,
or the hopes of assistance from some foreign power, are
the cause ? it is not to be denied, that this fearless con-
duct of the Porte keeps the capital in a similar temper.
Meantime entrenchments are thrown up in the environs of the
capital, which indicate the intention to make a vigorous
defence; and the men raised by the general levy, whO
are already armed, are in hourly expectation of orders to
march against the enemy. A firman, published on the 3d
of this month (of which we have already spoken), ordered
that all Greeks who have no families shall quit the capital
in three days. For this purpose the greater part of them
have already been arrested and sent to Asia.
According to a report, which however meets with little
credit, the Porte, besides the letter of the Reis-Effendi to
the Duke of Wellington, has taken another step towards
an, understanding with England and France, and ordered
Ibrahim Pacha to evacuate the Mores. (It is certain he
has negociatcd with the Admirals of the Allied Powers
for his departure, if transports and provisions are
procured for him.) Twenty more Austrian ships
have lately received f►rn►ans to go through the Bosphorus
to Odessa, so that that passage may be said to be again free.
From the theatre of war we learn that Husseim Pacha
caused the Governors of Issakchi and Matohin to be be-
headed immediately on their arrival at the army.
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The following is the list of the ships that•arrived here
from the 26th June to the 10th July:-
1. Austrian.—Two from Odessa, with corn ; two from
Smyrna, with salt ; one front Madag,na, in ballast ; three
from B.yra, in ballast: '
2. Sardinian.—One from Marcampol, with corn; two
from Taganrog, with corn ; seven from Genoa, in ballast;
one from Troie, with salt; two from Malta, with divers
goods.

BOLOGNA, JULY 30.
Mr. Stratford Canning hag been here these four days,
waiting for M. de Ribeaupiere, who arrived to-day; both
these Ministers will go immediately to Ancona, where an
English frigate is ready to take them to Corfu.

It will be seen that the Portuguese Consul-
General has addressed a letter to LLOYD'S, inti-
mating that the Island of Madeira is in a state of
blockade ; but no allusion is made to the King-
ship of MiGuEr. in this notice.