The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-20 00:00:00

DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

TRIESTE, APRIL 3.—According to letters from Corfu,
of the 29th of IV:arch, the town of Prevesa, and the whole
coast opposite Corfu, had for some days past been blockad-
ed by the Greeks, so :bat no barks could approach, and
the lonian Government, besides, did not allow them to
violate the blockade.
The number of the French troops that remain in the
Mores, has been estimated at 6,000. A commercial let-
ter received here from Constantinople, and dated 10th
March, says, " A few days ago, a Turkish frigate, sloop,
and a corvette, were going to enter the Bospluarus by
night, but were mistaken by the garrisons of the Castles
at the entrance, for Russian, and so severely injured by a
v'olent cannonade, that it was necessary to fend the steam-
boat along the coast of Candia to Alexandria, in order to
prevent the landing of troops and provisions as well to
Candia as the Dardanelles, especially as it is affirmed that
the Egyptian fleet is to go to Constantinople, in order to
act during the summer in the Black Sea in conjunction
with the five ships of the line, two frigates, four cor•
vettes, and twelve brigs, now in the harbour of Con-
stantinople."
TRIESTE, APRIL s.—We learn by the f...aptaits Of an
Austrian vessel, that Redschid Pacha left Janitia at*!he be-
ginning of March, and is gone to Constantinople. Tile
Albanians were still in a state of insubordination, and Red-
schid Pacha was obliged to leave his son to keep them in
awe. The same Captain saw off Zante a Greek flotilla
under Admiral Miaulis. The Greeks are said to have
gained a victory over the Turks in Livadia.
VIENNA, MARCH 7.—Metalliques 98 3-16 ; Bank
Shares 1107 11091. —Allgemeine Zeitung, April 12.
ECINA, MARCH 7.—On the 4th of February the Greek
,quatir.bln obtained considerable advantages over that of the
Turks, in tie Gulf of Ambracia; the latter being obliged
lost two vessels, which were cap-
to quit the gulf, Zlving
tured by the Greeks. nn the 9th of February the Greeks
recovered the superiority 1.!: Beotia ; they put to flight
Mahmoud, the new Pacha of Livaol..;', and Omer Pacha,
n.
who were come from Thebes to attack ttrt.i They took
from them 200 prisoners and three standards, .2 which
is painted the hand of the Prophet. These standards at.:
considered as sacred by the Turks, and always defended
with the greatest valour. Since this event, the Turks have
remained in the fortresses which they still held, and the
Greeks are masters of the country.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 17.—The Second Chamber of the
States General met yesterday, to hear the Report of the
central section on the law relative to the Press, but the
President announced that there was not a sufficient num-
ber of Members present, and that therefore the report
should be presented on Thursday next, and followed by the
discussion of the proposed law. Notice to be sent to ab-
sent Members, and the report to be printed and distributed
among the members.—Brussels Papers, April 18.
BERLIN, APRIL 12.—The Odessa Journal contains
the following news :—On the 24th February (Bth March)
Colonel Leeders, with a battalion of the 37th regiment of
Chasseurs, was sent against the village of Tschby-Maly, on
the left bank of the Kamtschik, which was occupied by
a detachment of the Turkish troops, stationed at Kyou-
prikoi ; the Colonel surprised that poet, killed nineteen of
the enemy, and took five prisoners. Those who fled