The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-17 00:00:00

at all times distinguished the trench nation ; tut the Ser-
vices which you have just rendered, upon this memorable
occasion are not limited to France, and the three monarchs
who now support With the most noble disinterestedness a
cause heficcforiartl common, Owe you equal gratitude. I
regard it as a duty to give you a testimony of mine, and I
have addressed to you the Riband of the Order of St.
Alexander.

" This distinction will afford you, M. Rear-Admiral, a
proof of my high esteem and your zimpreseriptible rights
to that esteem and I shall always experience a. lively
pleasure in reiterating to ton the expression of the senti-
ments which I hear to you.

(Signed)

" NICHOLAS."

(From the Gazette de France, Saturday, Dec. 15.)

PARis, Dec. 14.—The German Journals, and our own
correspondence, furnish us with the following news on the
affairs of the East.

VIENNA, DEC. s.—We have not received any news
from Constantinople since those of the 11th, as the corn-
munications are interrupted, and as the Porte permits only
the departure of the Austrian Mail according to treaties,
all the reports in circulation deserve no credit ; besides it
is concluded that as M.- d'Ottenfels has not sent any ex-
traordinary courier, that the negociations still continue. It
is said that Don Miguel will depart to-morrow evening.
Metalliques, 89g.—Bank Shares, 1048.
FRANKFORT, DEC. 10.-We received, yesterday, by
express, accounts from Vienna, dated the 6th inst., which
confirm the hopes of the preservation of peace.
It is said that the Divan, urged by the representations of
M. d'Ottenfels, and becoming more and more sensible that
the Porte is unable to resist the united forces of Russia,
England, and France, has shown itself more accessible to
the counsels of the Austrian Internuncio; and the letters
from Vienna give reason to believe, that with the first
news we shall learn the acceptance of the intervention of
the Allies in the affairs of Greece by the Porte. This fa-
vourable appearanee of things has had a good effect on our
Funds; our Metalliques have risen to-day to oa.
The Moniteur of Friday has a letter frem Trieste, Nov.
29, which states that official intelligence had been received
there of the capitulation of the fortress of Scio to Fabvier
and Lord Cochrane.

FRENCH FINDB,--PAR.I9, DSC. 14.--Five per Cents.
101 f. be., 101 f. ; Three per Cents. 67f. sc. ; Dank
Stock, 1,985 f. 50c..—Fachange on London—One month,
25f. 10c., paper; three months, 24f. 950. money.—
Cours Authentique, Dec. 11.)
(From the Gazette de France, Sunday, Dec. 16.)

PARIS, DEC. 15.—We learn by a letter from Vienna
of the Bth, that one of the principal banking houses of that
city had received from Odessa the following news :
" On the 27th 'of November, a merchantman, which ar-
rived in four days from Constantinople, had announced that
the embargo had been taken eff all vessels, and that every
one was at liberty to proceed to its destination ; that on the
23d the Ambassadors of the three Courts, parties to the
Treaty of London, bad bad a conference with the Reis
Effendi ; that the result of it was unknown, but that
every thing seemed to announce a disposition to peace in the
Divan."

We learn by the same letters that the Infant Don Al
guelquitted Vienna on the 6th.

The .Augsburgh Gazette, received by express, contains
the following letter ...
BUCHAREST, Nov. 26.—The Seraskier of Silistria has
received the Tartars of the Sultan, with letters and firmans
from the Grand Seignor. —The capital was tranquil on
the 20th November, and the negociations continued with
the Austrian Internuncio. Hence it is believed here that
peace will not be interrupted.
Within these three days the plague has manifested itself

Count Capo d'lstria was still at Ancona on the 21st Nov,
(From the Yoniteur of Saturday.)

VIENNA, DEC. 3.—We have not yet, received any news
from Constantinople, and this circumstance appears to us
the more favourable, as it contradicts the report of the de-
parture of the Ambassadors. They had not departed on
the 20th Nov., beeause despatcbes of that date have been
received at our Foreign Office.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, DEC. 15..--Five per Cents.
lOU 50c. 65c.—Three per Cents. 67f. 70c. 68f.—Bank
Stock, I,9Bsf.—Reates de Naples, 74f. 70c.—Exchange
on London, One Month, 25f. 10c. paper ; Three Months,
24f. 95c. money.—( Cours Authentique, Dec. 15.)