The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-17 00:00:00

tnoeiro, to the Tower of St. Julian da Barra, who, vic-
tims to the spirit of rebellion which animates them, had
the audacity to utter seditious expressions, to the general
indignation even of the other prisoners, against the legiti-
mate and paternal Government of these kingdoms.

(The Lisbon Gazettes from the 21st to the 30th of
May inclusive, contain no domestic news of any interest.
The Court went into mourning on the 28th, for two
months, for the Queen of Spain.)

The German Papers, received this morning,
contain some further particulars of the battle be-
tween the Russians and Turks near Pravadi, in
which the Turks now claim the victory. The
plague seems to be on the increase both in Wal-
lachia and Bulgaria. The Turks are said to
have been repulsed in a sally from Widdin, after
an obstinate engagement :

FRONTIERS OE SERVIA, MAY 25.—At Belgrade a
bloody battle is spoken of which is said to have taktn
place on the 16th or 17th of May, near Pravadi. The
Turks claim the victory, but the Grand Vizier, who com-
manded the corps in person, could not take advantage of
it, because he had received news that the Russian main
army was on the march against Silistria, upon which,
leaving 24,000 cavalry to keep possession of the heights
about Pravadi, he retired to Shumla, in order to be near
to Silistris, and in the centre of operations. It is said
that the Turks are assembling a large force also near Aidos,
and to turn their chief attention to Sizeboli.
Accounts from the frontiers of Wallachia say, that
in consequence of a sally of the Turks from Widdin
there had been an obstinate engagement with the Russians,
in which the Turks had been indeed repulsed, but the
supposed intention of the Russians to cross the river at
that point had been for the present prevented. The official
accounts of the Russians will enable us to judge of these
statements. _ .

At Belgrade it was still affirmed that the Sultan would
go to the army.
TRIESTE, MAY 30.—Commercial letters from Alexan-
dria affirm that the Pacha of Egypt is embarking troops
which it was said were to be landed on the coast of Natolia,
near Sm}rna, to be at the dispos.il of the Porte.
BUCHAREST, MAY 22.—We know nothing certain of
the movements of the army beyond what we have learnt
by the Russian official bulletins.
The sickness in the hospitals in this city and in the
neighbourhood has increased rather than diminished in the
course of last week, and in Bulgaria, too, diseases are said
to spread more and more. In Little Wallachia, and in the
corps under General Geismar, a good state of health
prevails.
VIENNA, JUNE s.—Metalliques, 9$ 11-16; Bank
Shares, 1,1151.
VIENNA, JUNE 3.—The Polish General Krassinsky ar-
rived here yesterday, with a special mission from his Ma-
jesty the Emperor of Russia and King of Poland, in con-
' sequence of his coronation at Warsaw on the 24th May.—
His Majesty was pleased to-day to give the General a pri-
vate audience.
VIENNA, JUNE s.—The Austrian Observer of this
date gives an article from Constantinople, of May 25,
headed—" Austria, the frontier neighbour of France,"-.
which, says the Austrian Observer, " being unworthy of
a serious refutation, we insert for the amusement of our
readers."