The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-27 00:00:00

The Austrian Observer of the IGth instan
contains the following interesting particulars re.

specting Greece :

VIENNA, MAY 15.
The Corfu Gazette of May 21 contains the following

article :

The latest accounts from Greece announce that the
Greek Government has taken the most vigorous measures
against the plague ; that the President himself has been to
the infected islands (Hydra and Spezzia), and has placed
the whole State (tutto lo atato), with the exception of
Edina and Poros, under a 24 days' quarantine.* The
Morea is divided into seven departments, with a Prefect
over each, viz. :-
Ist—For Napoli, Argos, and Corinth—M. Kalergi.
2d—For Calavrita, Patras, and Vostitza—M. Mauro-
mati.

Sd—For Elis and Pyrgos--M. Kalogeropulo.
4th—For Arcadia, Phanari, and Castri—M. PoyHaag.
sth—For Upper Sparta, Kalamarta, Leondari, and lay
Genovelli.

-.-....
6th—For Karitena and Tripolizza—M. A. Vlachopulo.
Travellers from Modon and Zante affirm that the three
Greek Bishops sent from Constantinople, who bad stepped
some time with Ibrahim Pacha, had been sent some days
ago, without any formality, to Napoli. It was not yet
known how they had been received by the Greek Govern-
ment.
The Albanians at Coron were still in a state of mutiny.
It is affirmed they have sent two of their principal Chiefs,
accompanied by two Greeks, over land, to the President of
Greece : the object and result of their mission were not

known.
The blockade of the fortresses in Messenia become daily
more vigorous. 'f he allied squadrons have landed the crew
of the Egyptian corvette, which was detained with Greek
prisoners on board. It is supposed from this circumstance
that the corvette is condemned as a good prize.
The siege of Ans.tolico continues. The fort has suffered
severely from the rockets which had been thrown into it
by the liar feria steam-boat.
Letters from Zante, of the 22d of May, say that the
Greek Bishops, who were sent to the Morea and the Ar-
chipelago with the Proclamation of the Greek Patriarch at
Constantinople, had, after stopping a short time at Modon
with Ibrahim Pacha, proceeded on their journey to Napoli
di Romania, but are reported to have been arrested on the
way by G'enoveli, Prefect of Kalarnala, &c., because
their communications seemed to make an impression on
the inhabitants of those districts, and to have been sent to
the President of Greece.

According to accounts' from Prevesa of the 28th of May,
which were received at Corfu on the 30th of that month,

the Seraskier, Redschid Paeha, was still at Arta. Some
Greek travellers who arrived at Prevesa on the 26th
affirmed that on the 23d, the Greeks had made
a fresh attack on Anatolico, and in consequence
of the consternation and deipondency of the
Turks had nearly made themselves masters of the
place, when a rocket discharged by General Church, fell
into a Greek boat laden with powder and balls, by which
the boat and all on board blew up: this accident caused
such confusion among the Greeks, that they retreated pre-
cipitately. The Captain of a Turkish ship which arrived
on the 27th May, at Modon from Prevesa, affirms that he
saw the Russian men of war off Motion.
* The last accounts from Constantinople declare tke
news of the plague at hydra unfounded.

The anniversary festival of the Licensed
Victuallers' School was held yesterday, at the
IMermaid Tavern, Hackney, for the proceedings
at which we refer our readers to another column
of our Paper. Of all the charities with which

NJ WUATE AND LEA DENH ALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcuss.
s. 11. to s. 1. s. d. to s. d.
Beef 2 8 R 101 Veal 'I 4 5:0
Mutton 2 V 210 Pork 4 U 5 4
Lamb .. - 4s. Ott. to si. dd.

TIIE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TWICE, IC tf CLOCK.

We have but few arrivals this morning, and they are o 1

little importance. Consols, which left oft. yesterday at
89i 1 for the Account, opened at 894, sellers; at present
they may be quoted at 89, alternately buyers and sellers,
with little doing.
The only business in the Foreign Market is in Mexican,
which are one per cent. lower than yesterday, being 42.
Three per Cent. Consols, fox-July 22, $9 > ; Reduced,
lifik 1; Exchequer Bills, 65 6.
Foamcw.—Brazilian, 65 1; Buenos Ayres, 46 '7 ;
Gillian, 27 9 ; Colombian, 25 ; Danish, 61 ; Mexi-
can, 42 ; Peruvian, 25 6 ; Portuguese, 601 ; Russian,
92i 31 ; Spanish, 101 11.
HALF-PAST TWELVE.

The Coneol Market keeps firm at 89 for the account ;
a large purchase has been made in Consols within this half-
hour. We have no further information front Portugal.
'ruesday'e leaving off prices from Paris have been received,
Five per Cent., 105 f. 25c. ; Three per Cent., 71f. 50e.
The Dutch steam boat has arrived; all Stock continued
rather higher at Amsterdam on Tuesday last.
THREE 0' Cl o
Consols for Account, 89, buyers.

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The Duke of CLARENCE arrived at his re-
sidence at Busby Park, on Wednesday evening, from Ports-
mouth. His Royal Highness, accompanied by his Duchess,
the Duchess of MEININGEN, and the Princess Estimx of
CAROLATM, came to town to his residence in the Admiralty
at night.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND, attended by
Colonel PoTaN left kis residence in the King's Palace, St.
James's, about eleven o'clock yesterday morning, in one of
the 'cilia's chariots and tour, and proceeded to Wormwood
Scrubby, where his Royal Highness reviewed the First Regi-
ment of Life Guards, and afterwards returned to town.

The Duke of CLARENCE paid visits yester-
day to the Princess AccusrA, the Princess SOPHIA, and
the Duchess of GLOTICESTER.

The Austrian, Spanish, Prussian, and Brazi-
lian Ministers had interviews with the Earl of ABIERDREN
yesterday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
The Danish Minister, Lord EL LENBOROUGII,
Mr. STRATFORD CANNING, and Sir JOHN BERESFORD,
transacted business yesterday at the Office of the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Bishop of CHESTER visited the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, yesterday, at his residence in
Downing-street.
Major CRADDOCK arrived in town on Wed-
nesday evening, with despatches from Sir EDw. COWLING-
TON for Sir GEORGE MURRAY.
ALARMING PI RE.—This morning, about
half-past eight o'clock, the Wheatsheaf Brewery, in parley-
street, Rosemary-lane, was wholly destroyed by fire, owing
to the bursting's of a boiler. The supply of water was
short, owing to the turncock not being in the way. The
firemen then played upon the building with small-beer, but
the flames could not be got under until all the wood-work
had been destroyed. The stock of ale and beer on the
premises was not very large, but nearly the whole has
been destroyed. No lives were lost, but two horses were
so much injured us to be incapable of further use. One
of the men employed in the premises was severely injured.
' A great number of engines were on the spot, soon after the
first alarm had been given, but had no water to play upon
the flames. The proprietors of the Brewery are under-
stood not to be insured to the full amount of their loss.
The damage done, except to the Brewery, is very trifling,
and all fears of the flames communicating to the adjoining
buildings are over, but the engines are still playing upon
the ruins.