The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-22 00:00:00

lighten certain houses by a burning incense
sacred to " 11l fame"—Beware of -- —,
but the Morning Journal can supply the rest.

Dutch Papers to the 20th, St. Petersburgh
Journals to the 6th, and the Austrian Observer

to the 10th inst. have been received this morn-

ing ; the former bring accounts from Vienna to
the 10th inst. There are however no additional
details of importance from the Theatre of War,
though the report that the Russians have been
unsuccessful before Varna is still persevered in.
The following are extracts :

BATAVIA, MAY 15.

• On the 11th April a remarkable solemnity took place at
Socrakarta. The old Regent of Moening, who had been
engaged by one of his sons in the troubles in Rambang, hut
afterwards, repenting, had come and delivered himself up
to the Resident of Socrakarta, with his wife, and son of
17 years of age (who, notwithstanding his youth, had
manifekited the greatest dissatisfaction with his brother's
unfaithful conduct), took the oath of fidelity to the Go-
vernment of the Netherlands, which was received by the
Resident. After the old Regent, who had been for a mo•
,rent unfaithful, had conversed some time with the Resi-
dent, and manifested true repentance for his fault, the oath
was read to him. Having repeated it three tirnee, the Re-
gent, who was unarmed, received from the Resident a
creese, as a sign that he was raised by the Government to
honour, from the state of debasement in which his fault had
placed him. The son also took the oath, and received a
ereese, which he was recommended always to employ in the
good cause.

VIENNA, SEPT. 10

We are still without an`• details of the late events before
Varna, but it is generally believed that they have been un-
favourable to the Russians. It is affirmed that the Cap-
tain Paella has orders to defend the fortress to the utmost,
and not to accept of any capitulation, however honourable.
A quick sailing vessel is said to have been dispatched to
Odessa to apply for reinforcements. The vigorous sallies
from the fortresses on the Danube seem to be connected
with the general plan of the Turks for this campaign, and
it is said, that in consequence of the sally from Widdin
General Geismar will exchange the command in Little
Wallachia for a command in the army before Stnnia.
Yesterday the Metalliques were at 944 ; Bank Shares,
1081 i ; in the evening they had risen to 1087.

AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 19.--Exchange on London, 12
two months, 11 95.

ST. PETERSBERCII, SEPT. 3.

This morning Te Deunt was performed in the chapel
of the Admiralty, on account of the anniversary of the
Coronation of their Imperial Majesties.
SEPT. s.—Up to 4th September there had arrived
in the port of Cronstadt 974 ships.
Sailed 822

At Riga up to 30th August—arrived 899
Sailed 822

VIENNA, SEPT. 10.

The Austrian Observer contains from the Greek Bee
an account of the last tour of the President through part
.1 Greece. He had left Pores on the 27th June oa board
the Warspite, and arrived at Egina on the 29th July,
on board the Russian frigate Helena. The accounts of
the commencement of his tour, and his conference with
the Admirals at Corfu, have already appeared. On the
15th July his Excellency went to Calamo, where lie had
a conference with Capt. Maudesley, the English resident.
This officer undertook to distribute bread among the nume-
rous families from WesternGreece,who have fled to that island,
anti are in great distress. Capt. M. received for this purpose
25,000 Turkish piastres, and was so obliging as to pro-
mise the President to send him shortly the list of the
families to whom relief shall have been afforded. From
Calamo he went to Dragonsestre, and than sailed on Isoard
the Azoff to Calamata. On the 20th he landed at
Allnyro, passed part of the day there, and on the 21st of
July, having taken leave of Admiral Heyden, he returnad
thither, with a very few attendants. The President then
proceeded by the ruins of Nisi aid Micromani, and passed
the night at Scala. On the 22d lie went to Lender! ;
and on the 28d, in the evening, came to the ruins of
Tripolizza. The next day he went round the former
ramparts, and through the streets, which were choked up
with the ruins of all the houses which Ibrahim, on
leaving the place in February, had caused to be destroyed,
partly by fire, partly by his artillery. In the after-
noon he went to Achladocampo ; and on the 25th,
in the morning, had reached the Mills of Napoli,
where the boats of the Helena were ready to take
him on board, and he arrived at Megara on the 28th
July. During his tour through the interior of the Pelo
ponneims he visited many villages now in ruins, conferred
with the Demogerontes of these villages, and with the Com-
missioners of Lower Messenia, Arcadia, and Argolis. The
numerous families returning to Tripolizza will be rejoiced
at the arrival of Captain Gernot, of the engineers, and
Captain Stamati Bulgari, of the general staff. These two
distinguished officers are of the number of those whom the
King of France was allowed to engage in the service of
Greece. Furnished with the instructions of the President
they will make a survey of Tripelizza, and give the first
directions for the works to which the former inhabitants
•f the town devote themselves with admirable zeal ; there
is no idea of restoring Tripolizza at present oa a regular
plan, only care will be taken that no buildings shall be
erected which may hinder the execution of such a plan in
more favourable times.

(The Prussian State Gazette to the 16th September
inclusive, has no further news from the theatre of war.)

The following more favourable account has
been received from Peterhead, dated the 18th of
September, relative to the Davis Straits Fishery:—
The Kierro, of Hull, with four fish from Green-
land, went on shore. By the Pilots the follow-
ing list of the Davis Straits Fishery, from the

Mary Francis, of Hut
from thence, has been 11

I, arrived at Shetland full

.ceived :

lIULL.
Andrew Marvell 2 fish
Alfred
Abraham full, or nearly

HULL.,

Progress full
Venerable
William
Zephyr 3 ditto

Comet
Cambrian 3 ditto
Dordan 3 ditto
Duncombe
Eagle 1 or 2 ditto
Eleanor
Elizabeth
Everthorpe
Gilder
Harmony

Ingria
Isabella 5 ditto
Jane.. 3 ditto
Laurel
Lee
Lord Wellington...... 3 fish
Mary Francis full
North 8rit0n......... 2 fish

The Pilots could giv
but the accuracy of the
upon, and is confirmed
Kierro, from Shetland.