The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-02 00:00:00

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bane no alternative, but'sosn to surrender to out victorious

The Allgemeine Zeitung if the 26th ult., received
this morning, says that there are two parties in Coe'
tiwtinople, one for war, and the other, which is by
far the greatest, for peace. We should not be sur
prised to he!ir of a revolution taking place in OW
tantincple

CONSTANTINOPLE, Arlin 23

(From a Mercantile Letter.)
The negociaiions with the Turkish Government, for t 9
free passage of twenty. two Austrian ships laden with seal
now lying here, have not .yet. led to any result; as the
Turkish Government requires. that 60,000 kilos. A'
be delivered into its magazines, so that ships 'monist, bet
to sail with only two-thirds of their cargoes.
There are two parties among the Turks, one for war,
other, for peace.; the latter includen,almost the whole
the Turkish Ministry, not excepting the Sera Skier Pacb6',
the chief author of the d'estruction of the Janissaries, whovO,
s • 0
to have gone to the army on the Danube, but nas remain
here on various pieteats. It is thought *at on the ii
of the entrance of the Russians into the Prineipaliti
there will be a violent' explosion between the parties, io
that the stronger,, which is inclined to peace, will °Veil',
the upper hand without bloodshed, whence it is also hope°
that the Franks.here will not run any danger.
The Tiiikish Ministers hold Councils both 'day so"
night, to 'which the European Ministers still' remaining
here are sometimes invited. Baron Von Meltitz, Is
Prussian Ambassador, will in a few days go on board e°
Austrian ship bound for Leghorn.
111.0293E1t OF MOLDAVIA, 3IAY 14,
The main body .of the Russian corps which is to occue
the Principalities crossed the Pruth 24 hours after the RIO'
sians entered Jassy ; it crossed much lower down, vis• at
the village of Vadulni-Issak. Thin corps, consisting °
10,000 men, including 4,000 cavalry, with a considerable
park of artillery, passed the Sereth en the , saute _de'
without any opposition, and encamped opposite to Brat
A corps of 5,000 cossacks has, been sent to ot•curi
Bucharest, which it is said to have entered on the 111°'
!Prince Ghika, Hospodar of Wallachia, left,Bucharestil
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the and it was not known there whither. he 10:"
gone.* Another Russian corps, which had adVanfri,
under the command of General Kleist., from Jassy tow'
Bucharest,- arrived .en the 10th at Tckutsch, two stage'
from T,oczany ; 500 infantry and lOO cossacks, have rir
inained,at Jassy in garrison. The Austrian Consular Ageol'l,,
at Jaisy and Bucharest ceased their functions as soon ae
was intimated to the Hospodars, after the arrival of the
Russians, that their Government was .at an end ;tbe
Consuls have returned to the Austrian dominions.. Th°
have acted thus in consequence of instructions frown their
Court, which is resolved to maintain the strictest neutrally
in the war between Russia and the Porte. •

ALEXANDR.I.4I, Atmr,ll'7.
Colonel Craddock left this. city on the Both
convinced, no doubt, that the Pacha does not think 0
declaring himself independent, as the European Journol°
pretend. On the contrary, he has doubled his .prepsrs:
tions for defence since the arrival of the Colonel.
harbour alone is defended by, three hundred pieces
cannon,- exclusive of those on the ramparts of the: citl'
and the batteries extend as far as-E1 Arisch, It was re;
ported that the two Algerine frigates lying here would po.i
to sea, and the two French small ships of war Would sal
after them. It seems now, however, that' the Alger's;
ships will remain in the harbour. As the harbours as
coasts of the theatre of war are blockaded by the Freoth
and English squadron,, and all vessels laden with anvils'
nition ur provisions bound there are warned off, we 1104
that our port will not be blockaded.
VIENNA,M. v 21. —llletallinnets 90 17-32 ; Bask Shat,"
1,086.
• It is known now that lie hasarrived at Ifertnanostadt'

Letters have been received from Rio de Janeiro,
in 60 day's, by a vesiel arrived at Guernsey, to the
30th -March. . They contain but little informatic°
except that the writer states his not remitting .by the
pre,,ent opportunity was occasioned by the expect'
tation of the exchange becoming s.bortly higher;
that he had beeu offered first-rate paper at 31i
per milrea,and it Was considered likely,Tretit the'iten'o
which had then transpired of ittnEtito:FitErr4a!O
_officer with one thousand men, having entered 'tbe
Cisplatine province in fe.N,oar of the BrAzilians; tbo
the Government of the United Provinces would ite'
mediately conClude a peace with the former.. Pro'
duce was extremely scarce.' Prices remain, hoir
ever, with little advance, and the privateering
system had neatly stopped all supply coastwise.

in another column will be found copious extracts
from Lisban and OpOrto Pipers, to the 24th Air
A counter revolution has taken place in Portugal'
which may cost Don MIGUEL his head. The
artily of Oporto, consisting of fifteen regiments, has'
declined in favour. of Don PEDRO and the Co'
stitt:tional Charter ! Don MIGUEL got so alaxlnea
in Lisbon, that he sought refuge on board 'of °lle
of our slips. What a sample of gratitude and
confidence !