The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-19 00:00:00

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CONSTANTINOPLE, SUPT. 10.--The Grand Vieer
exerts hit-Er:elf with the utmost zeal, and superin.
tenOs every branch of the adminieration. From his
firm character and strong mind, coinhintri v. lilt thd
vigour' Of youth, the most beneficial results are
peeled. The tranquility awl security of the capital
was never more conspicuous than at ,i,resenr. In
the ensuing month of the Fast the price-of breed
will oe from three to two.pkra, for ton _drachms in
weight. The helve:4l°ll'l'lo,lde by this tortimate eir
curnstance ory.the lower ells. of the people is ell-'
tremely favnurahle to Governmeet. .
Rome, OCT. -.---The Jotar teal published here, en.
titled Giqrnale di -Campidoglio (Journal of the Ca-
-pitaly assures us-that his Nlajesty -the last month
4gave orders diet the Quirinal, Palace shall he put in
a condition to be inhabited. • That Monarch has ap-
propriated a considerable sum trout his own treasury
tit fit up and finish ibis great building in a suitable
manger, -.Artists and workmen will therefore have
an disportneity, -to themselves, and wt
have still more reason to hope that the 'second city
in the Fiend) Empire will have the invaluable hap-
Pieess•to see within its wails the greatest of Mo.
,narchs, accompanied by his iituStrioua.consort..
The Imperial Gardens are to be put in order
and embi llished, and olienr;d to the public on festivals,
GENOA, OCT. 12.-...L'lst Friday arrived hereirom
Paris, by. way of Marseilles, his Euelleney Moser
EfFENDIi Ambassador to the Sublime. Porte. He
has been four years and a half absent from home,
and will in a few days return to Constantinople lay.
way of Trieste. This Ambassador left his firsESe-
cretary at Paris as Charge d'Affaires.
VIENNA, OCT. W.—According to the latest in-
telfgence from Bucharest, the Turks were only
eight miles distant from that place, and a great part
of the inhabitants had fled, We impatiently ex.
pea official accounts. •
Our Court continues to
,ob.erve the moat pro-
found silence - respelling the affairs of the Diet of
Hungary, and nothing that has been published re-
specting them here was by authority. The States
proposed, that the gold aid sneer furnished by the.
kingdom should not go of. but be manufactored
into looney. The reselations entered into in the
Lust 'Diet, and which'had 'not received the toyal
sanctioni.were submitted to his Nlajesty, but the
Sovereign adjourned the consideration of them till
the next Diet, desiring that deriog the present one,
they would exclusively occupy themselves with the
finance:a. We are .flow assured that the Diet has
dire&ed fresh representations to be made to the
Court on this subjett. 5310.0 f the Ecclesiastk
cal doreattr continues-without interruption. It is
tetnarkable, that notwithstanding the great num.;
ber of those put up to anchor, they in general sell
for double what they were estimated at. There are;
however; but few foreigners present, and :he hope
that they would have caiised the circulation of much
money has not been realised.
HERMANSTADT, Se,PT. to.se-We learn that all
the troops in Walachia are in nietion, come-
qut'nce trol of orders from Gen. -Xow, to take the
different pos:s assigned them. It 'appears that these
corps are concentrating, and tnany other circum-
stances incline us to believe that the Russian Gene-
ral is preparing to gave battle she' Turkish she urkish army,
which passed the 'Danube
.near. Rudschuek. His le.
tention, no doubt is to seize upon the entrench-
ments which the Turks have erected upon the left
bank of the Danube. This battle must necessarily
decide the fate of Walachia, and consequently that
of Servia:

It is confirmed that !he Turks did not succe..ed in
accomplishing the passage pt the Danube, which
they had projected from that side of Sdistiia:
BERLIN, OC'f. Exceilency Blucher,
deneral of cavalry, au,f Governor General of Porno-
iania, arrived on the 17th from Siuigarch

-LOI(1 WELLINGTON. has directed the Chaplains of

his Army to distribute themselves through the vil-
lava on both sides. the Coa, to report, to him the
state of the inhabitants, and to
.poin.t out le him
how money 'may be best distributed to; the relief-of
their watts.

Commi,sinner IstGLEVIRLD does not remove from

Halifax Dock-yard. The 'HonburableConltoiasioner
WOnEttousa, who was going out to succeed him,
has-, in Con,equenee, disembarked- frorn,the Swift.
The outward bound fleets for ,Portugal, Cadiz,
and'ihe Mediterranean, am-pitied wind-'bound on
Fridvy at CoWes. 'They consist 91 about 300 whips,
and nearly block up the middle passage. The towns
of Cowes and Newport, iti,the Isle Of Wight, are
quire enlivened, and their streets' thronged with Of-
ficers of ahnost every regiment in the service. The
above fleets convey •. various stores, of which our
lilies are known to be in want. • • •

The Tigre, .Captain lIALLIDAY, and Cleopatra,
Captain ,Pl:cttzt-L, are to join the squadron off
110rient.

The Bacchante frigate, of 38, guns,, was on Satur-
day laonched from the king'i Yard, Deptford: -no;
Cornwall; of 74-guils, building yard, will be
completed for a launch by the commencement of -
next year.
The tide at Hull was higher on the 2d inst. than
'has been known for malty years; at the Humber.,
Dock Gate it rose to the height
.'oetwenty-nine feet,
attd.the water getting-into the warehonses near the
hat bour, occasioned some damage.
.Saturday night, a gentleman from Liperponl,.in
his.sleep, leaped out of his. be 4400111 window, at, a
cotfee-house in the Temple. He unfortunately
alighted, on the iron rails below, and was disperately
njt*ed.
On Thersday last, Thomas Saekhouse, of tan-
caster, coach-driver, was,convicted in. the penalty
of 51, loftieing intoxicated while in the alt of driving
lire mailfrom Garatang to Lancaster, iti.the morn-
ing of Saturday, and endangering the lives of the
passengers.
A shocking accident. hapre7...d on Saturday
morning, in the house of Mr. Mitehell, stationer,
St. MartitVsdane :—A woman lodging ors the se-
cood floor, utter hiving made a tire, left her two
children while she went down to the kitchen for
water.' In the mean time the eldest, a boy about
two years of age, got to the tire, and before assist.'
anceerrived, the poor child wag sir dreadfully burnt
that it lingered io the most excruciating agonies. till
the following day, and died.