The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-04 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Moniteur of Saturday, March 1.)
(mom A PRIVATE LETTER.)
TOULON, FEB. 23.—The Franks were never more
Tespected at Tripoli, in Barbary, than they are now.
The French brig of war Le Ruse, which was
lately moored in that road, lost there two anchors.
The Pacha of Tripoli being informed of the acci-
dent, immediately caused two others to be delivered
to Lieutenant &Aaiun, commander of the vessel, and
would not recweive the value of them.
The Pacl%a positively declared' to that officer, that
whatever may happen he will always remain the
friend -and ally of France.

(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)

SARMIOSSA, FEB. 20.—Their Majesties will pro-
-ract their stay at Barcelona till after Easter. We
;hall then have the happiness to have them for some
days in our city, on their way to return to Madrid.
The most perfect tranquillity reigns in this pro-
vince 211 d the vicinity.
We learn from Tarragona, that a depot had been
formed there, in which all those men are assembled
who have served in the bands of the Agraviados.
These individuals will make part of a corps which is
at present organizing in Andalusia, to be sent in the
sequel to America. Thus the authorities of Cata-
lonia are endeavouring to clear the country, as far as
possible, of the men who might endanger the tran-
quillity of the provinces.
c.several young men who
desire to serve in MIL" olonies, have voluntarily
offered themselves at the depot of Tarragona.
(From the Gazette dc France, dated March 2.)
MARCII I.—We find the following letters
in the Augsbrugh Gazelir:—
" MALTA, JAN. 29.--The Warspitc, which arrived
here on the 9th, with Count Capo d'lstria, sailer:
again on the 11th, after arrival of despatches from
England, to convey the Count to Egina. When the
Greeks who reside here waited on Count Capo
d'lstria, he express ,d himself in the most ene!-;e6c
terms respecting piracy, and manifested his astonish-
meat that a class of men who formerly showed so
much justice and Patriotism should have followed a
profession so dishonourable to Greece. Howevei,
he employed his good ()alai:, for a Greek vessel
which was sequestrated sonic time tine ago at the
instance tithe Insurance Company, cid obtained its

" TRIESTE, IS.—We learn that Count
Capo d'lstria arrived at Napoli di Romania on the
18th of January, and that immediately afterwards
413-riva3 readily gave up the fort of Palamides to the
commandant nominated by the Count. Two vessels
had -sailed for Egina to fetch the members of the
,_.ommission of Government, and bring them to Na-
poli, which Count Capo d'lstria has chosen for the
seat of Government."

" BUCHAREST, FEB. 10.—The hatti-schera, of
December 18, is 5n the hands of every body here,
and excites the gaatest zpprehension6 in the fricuds
of peace."

PARIS, MtRcJI I.—The Countess de Guillemi-
not, after 31 Oays' quarantine, arrived at Paris the
day before yet)terday, with r,ll her family. Yester-
day met-ning news was received from Count Guille-
minc,t, dated Corfu.

Mr. Parish, Secretary to the English Legation at
Constmitinople, arrived at Paris the day before
esterday.

The Coniinittee oppointed to draw up the addres:,
im answer to his Majesty's speech met again to.day.
It is probable that the proposed adslress will be dis-
cussed on Monday in a secret committee.
FRENCH FIJI:MS.—Fin rEr Cents. 10/f. 10c.; Three
ditto, 68f. 80c. ; Naples Stock, itif. 70e. ; Royal Spanish
Loan, 691. 70c. Exchange on London, one month, 25f.
15c.; three months, :Mt sc.