The Sun.
London, England, 1811-04-30 00:00:00

ViENNP., APRIL 10,—,-The course of exchange,
has again fallen ;it was to-day at 186 and aficr-
Wards aciBo,
,-A report was spread that all pieces
of money had been ordered to be taken to the Mint,
in order to coin other ones of lesser weight, but
this is one of the reports invented, by agitators against
Which it is always. necessary to be upon one's guard.,
Notwithstanding the movements which have
taken place' on our eastern frontiers, we continue
to enjoy the most peifect tranquility, and •-every
thing proves to us that the benefits of peace are as-
sured:to us finr many years to come. Our manu-
factories are in full activity, and uur.arms' daily di-
minished.

These happy circumstances increase the hope of ,
seeing our finattcrs Ameliorated mid credit establish-
ed. The bkilfulnois and labours of Count WALLtsi,
who is at the head of the. Central COmmission, upon
Which depend all parts of the Administration of the
Finances, guarantee to us the actual value ti paper.,
money, in defiance of, the manceuvres of -the agita-
tors. The State of, Transylvania still continues : the
2 patent, relative to the tinaners, of the )5 ili March,
Was just been fOrwardvd to them, in :order to its be-
ing executeq throughout all the jurisdiction.
They write (roan Piesburgh that the Slates of the
Palatinate de Neutta held on the 528th, in that
town, a numerous assembly on the subject of the
Iniperial Decree of the 2041 Febroary,• for the di•

inUniqon of Bank hills ;
..there was also on the same
day at Oedenburgh; and yesterday at Presbargh,
a general ,asiernhly of the states for the 'sante
purpose.'

PARIS, 24.--Tbe 'Senate had an entraor-
dioary meeting yesterday at noon, at which his Se-
rene Highness the Pt nice Arch-Chanceili.ir presided.
MADitin, 10.—Gtnera1 Count .Belliard,
Chief of the-Staff at the army of the centre, on the
4th inst. gave a splendid' tete-to the. principal Civil
and military authoiitims,ot this capital,,on account of
tn.: of the King of Rome,
CONSTANTINOPLP. MAnoii 4.-*Thel :camPaign,
which the two armies. appear tor some time to have.
Orislied to commence on the right batik of the Pa.
'tube, has not yet been opened, The taking of Lo-
feza has been the last inititery, event of any in:-
portance, Thisp:.tti place, scarcely fortified, cost
much blood to both panics. After a fourth,assault,
was carried by a Russian corps under General Si.
Priest. •

A trait, truly Spartin, of the Turkiih•command.
ant, pained, r Aga, %chief) ti,oft place hotnie the
taking of this town, deserveti to. he :pett,ianed.--;;
When the Russiang sammot,-1.1 httit t., surrender,'
under pun of putting the gunson to the sword, this
officer, 5,%110 was iame, ordered his Ar,4bi
.1) linre to
brou.;ht on!, took,a, pun,,l, Lula I lid hint dea 1 at
hi& Teel. " See,'' sat ;he to the itu.liinn
".that I have di-rrived Myself of the uni'y means of
abandoning a post winch 1 -!in.i:n.nc,t,-(1, with my
faithful coinpamons in arms, to derelict with the last
drop of thy blood. Go, tell. your (.7;!_•neral what p.ll
'have seori'." Hasue gar Ap kept I:is word, and w.ai
borne houti.atter killed, with more than 1500 of hi*

troops.
„
The news Of, the taking of this plattr scarcely or-
ii‘ed here, when we were infoyinAl it had il. en +.:.,i-
-coated, and that the Corps of General St.Prieit had
retired: • •
We learn that M. Peter Fenton, ci-devani Secre-
tary to the Russian legation at Ce►ttstantinuplt', fi to
'been at the,eartip,
,the'Prand V►zter, and already
returned toilucharetw.