The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-23 00:00:00

FLANDERS PAPERS.

ODESSA, OCT. 28.—His Majesty the Emperor
bus adthes=ed the following Rescript, dated St.
Petersburgh, Oct. 3, to the inhabitants of Odessa :
" The time of the war with the Ottomin Porte
has given us new proofs of the exemplary zeal
which animates our faithful subjects of every clas.,
and especially the inhabitants of the provinces bound-
ing on Turkey, who exerted themselves to co-ope-
rate in every thing that could contribute to the
glory of our brave armies.
" In the midst of this general zeal, we have ob-
served with pleasure that the inhabitants of the
town of Odessa did every thing that could promote
the public service.
" Besides the provisions which they furnished
for the army, hospitals for the sick and wounded
were established by their care, and the most active
and generous assistance afforded to the brave de
lenders of their country.
" While we do full justice to the laudable zeal of
tic inhabitants of Odessa, it gives us pleasure to
assure them of our gratitude, and we are entirely
convinced that their love and attachment to the
Throne and the country will render them more and
more worthy of our Imperial regard."
Our Journal to-day contains the unpleasant
notice of some fresh cases of plague, or at least of
contagious disorder, in a street inhabited by Jews,
which have rendered it necessary to recur to the
measures of precaution adopted during the last
summer with entire success, but which it was hoped
would be no longer required.
ST. PETERSBURG'', NOV. 7.—The day before
yesterday, as the anniversary of the death of the late
Empress Maria Feodorowna, there was a solemn
Muss foi the dead in the chapel of the Winter Pa-
lace, at which the Emperor and the Grand Dukes
Alexander and Michael, and the Grand Duchess
Helen, were present, as well as a great number of
per Fons of distinction. His Majesty the Emperor
has addressed a Rescript to Count Pahlen and Ge-
neral Kra,sow sky, with the insignia of the order of
Sr. Alexander Newsky, as an acknowledgment of
their services in the late war.—Pruss. Slate Gaz.

BUCHAREST, OCT. 23.—We have nothing new
from Ghiurgevo. The Pacha still refuses to give
up the place, and General Luskaroff has not received
any further instructions in consequence of his rcinrt
to Count Diebitsch. The force of the Russians be-
fore that fortress is 9,000 men, onc•third of whom
are unfit for service, in consequence of fevers and
other diseases. The mot tal remains of General Zel-
tuschin were interred yesterday, with great pomp, in
the Metropolitan Church.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 20.—His Majesty has been
pleased to order that materials coming from foreign
countries shall not be employed in works erected
either wholly or in part at the expense of the public
treasury, unless those foreign materials are prefer-
able to thole of the produce of our own country, or
that the latter cannot he procured in sufficient quan-
tity ; and hi both cases his Majesty's permission is
necessary.

The exertions to disco ier tice persons who sto'e
the jewels of the Frincesi of Orange daily continue.
This week several perso Is have been again inter-
rogated.

His Majesty's corvette the Pollux, Capt. Eegh,
beund to Bata ia, sailed from the Texel on the 17th,
having on board Captain Wardenburg, appointed by
his Majesty Commander-in-Chief of our naval force
in the East Indies. "

VIENNA, i‘OV. 11.—Metalliques, 1028; Bank
Shares, I,23o.—Austrian Observer.

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